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Boston Celtics (3-3) vs. Detroit Pistons (6-0)
Monday, Nov. 14, 2005
Palace of Aurburn Hills
7:30 PM
Probable Starters:
Mark Blount l Raef LaFrentz l Paul Pierce l Ricky Davis l Delonte West
Ben Wallace l Rasheed Wallace l Tayshaun Prince l Richard Hamilton l Chauncey Billups
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Boston Celtics (3-3) vs. Detroit Pistons (6-0)
Monday, Nov. 14, 2005
Palace of Aurburn Hills
7:30 PM
Probable Starters:





Mark Blount l Raef LaFrentz l Paul Pierce l Ricky Davis l Delonte West





Ben Wallace l Rasheed Wallace l Tayshaun Prince l Richard Hamilton l Chauncey Billups
Pistons Roster
Celtics Roster</center>
Preparing for a matchup against Bruce Bowen, Paul Pierce had defense on his mind before last night's game against the Spurs at the TD Banknorth Garden. Bowen, a member of the NBA's All-Defensive first team last season, received restrained praise from the Celtics' captain.
''He gets the toughest assignments night in and night out."
More interesting than Pierce's assessment of Bowen was his contention that he should be considered for All-Defensive first-team honors. Pierce theorized all that stood between him and some defensive recognition was the absence of a top shot blocker on the Celtics. He figures Bowen has Tim Duncan, Tayshaun Prince has Ben Wallace, and Dwyane Wade has Shaquille O'Neal.
...''Even Tayshaun Prince. I don't think he plays great defense. He has two of the best shot blockers in the game [Ben Wallace and Rasheed Wallace]. If a guy blows by you, then the shot blockers block the shot and you call that great defense."
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