DetBNyce

Legler is out of his mind if he thinks the Pistons played at the top of their game. we can play much better than we did last night. The game last night consisted of us getting a lot of runs, but we had a lot of moments where it seemed like we couldn't get things going offensively, and the defense actually wasn't as good as we're used to seeing, but it's not much you can do when Wade was hitting the shots he was.

As for Shaq, that's exactly our plan. Let him get what he can, tire him out because of the workload, and try to shut down the rest of the squad (besides Wade). We may be the only team in the league who plays Shaq straight up and so far it has given us more wins that losses so their is no reason to change that plan. Shaq's been doing this to us for a couple of years now, he dominates the early parts of the games, but by the time the 4th quarter rolls around he's either tired or doesn't get the ball altogether. Whether you blame it on fatigue or the offense going away from him at the end of games, it's been effective.