[Copper]

These losses are the reason I wasnt ready to jump on the 70+ win bandwagon. The season is too long and our style of offense is bound to have lapses like we saw tonight. The discouraging part of tonight was the lack of energy and hustle, Tay was off as was Billups and pretty much everyone else come to think of it. This just exemplifies the need to get Delfino and the bench brigade into the fold. So on nights like tonight when the shots arent falling we can rely on some bench production to steady the ship.

[LOYALTY]

Originally Posted by Copper

Tay was off as was Billups and pretty much everyone else come to think of it.

I'll agree with you on Tayshaun and Billups, but Rasheed and Big Ben were definitely NOT off. They played a solid game. Ben dominated the boards in the first half. Hamilton had a decent game but not up to his usual All-Star level. Lebron, Hughes, and Marshall also came up with big steals at key moments in the game. The Pistons are obviously still the best team in the NBA. But when the guards are not hitting shots, it's tough to win.

[Austin Kent]

I'm glad we have a few days off to rest because if this were the first in a back to back I would be fearful of us losing the next few games aswell.

[Dwyane Wade]

You guys dont need to worry, not saying that you are, you guys would def take teh Cavs in the playoffs IMO, But the cavs may surprise some teams this year..

[ChrisWoj]

Originally Posted by Dwyane Wade

You guys dont need to worry, not saying that you are, you guys would def take teh Cavs in the playoffs IMO, But the cavs may surprise some teams this year..

With all honesty... I think that people have been waiting for about a year and a half for the Cavs to 'surprise' us. Now we're just bored with waiting and figuring it'll happen when it happens.


-Chris.