Rip is back! YESSIR!
Pistons guard Richard Hamilton is expected to return to the court on Saturday against the Wizards after missing six straight games with a groin injury.
Hamilton has been sidelined a total of 14 games by the injury this season.
Detroit coach Michael Curry also indicated that forward Rasheed Wallace might return from a calf injury against Washington.
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If the Pistons ever needed a starter more than right now… You get my point, my drift and I’m sure you share my happiness! Rip is back against his former team! LETS GO RIP! Let’s go Detroit!
Good News, since we are the 7th seed 8th seed at the moment, we are still currently matched up right about there with Orlando in the 1st round because they have taken over the Number 2 Seed! So if we have to be the 7th seed I’m rooting for Orlando to be the Number 2! Where ever you go Orlando… we will follow! LOL
I know we only have a handful of games left but if we can win at least 9 games to close out the season we can still get that Number 5 spot! (But I’ll take any match up against Orlando in the 1st round!)
Let’s start moving forward with this next one against the Wizards!
Peace,
John W. Davis
www.pistonscast.com
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3 Responses
Steve March 27th at 1:35 pm
Actually as of now the Pistons are the #8 seed, meaning they’d play the Cavs in the first round.
Winning 9 out of 11 games? That’s a stretch…I can see 7 wins at the most, but this is all depending on the injury situation.
I don’t know if most people realize it or not, but w/ AI, Sheed, and Rip out, that’s 50+ points sitting in street clothes, which is a ton for a team that only average 93 ppg or so.
And is anyone else concerned w/ Stuckey? Bynum is constantly outplaying him.
Richard March 27th at 3:31 pm
Holler at ya boy
Mike Watson March 27th at 5:28 pm
@ Steve check out this quote from Pootie Tay from yesterday…
“We took Will Bynum out of the game and nobody else could do anything,” Detroit’s Tayshaun Prince said. “He’s the reason we had the lead at the half and the reason we made that comeback in the second quarter. Once he came out — end of the ballgame.”
http://espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=290326008