That loss hurt because without any real scorers besides stuckey and CV31 we were in there until that damn run in the 4th. I felt that Daye really wanted to drop 3s and rushed it waaay too much. Ben Wallace shot a 3, which was hella funny though.

As far as Price is concerned any contender team would LOVE to have him since he can provide excellent defense and is a good 3rd option for scoring.

I don’t care who’s traded (besides younger players and Wallace!) if we can get a dependable big man with presence. :]

I say Prince/Maxiell should do the trick in the trade department but am willing to part ways with Hamilton is the player is write.

*filling out Pistons GM Jr. application right now*

I’ve been really impressed with Stuck this year, I saw him at the end of the Hornets game giving his all and looking like he was going to collapse from exhaustion.

Give the young fella some love! :]

He’s far exceeding anything I’d expect from him. Leading through action, not words.

21 Rebounds for Wallace and 32 for Hamilton! Stuckey showed true leadership by not shying away from the ball in OT when he couldn’t hit a whale from 2 inches in the first 4.

Great to see you guys back! :]

Happy 2010 - Go Deeetroit!

List: 1. All of my Pistons Jerseys and gear
2. My favorite Pistons drinking glass
3. My signed Lindsey Hunter Kids night T-shirt from 1998.
4. My Rip Hamilton and Chauncey Billups bobble heads.
5. My authentic, stolen seat cover from the Silverdome when they were the Bad Boys
6. All of my many Detroit Pistons trading cards that I’ve had since I was a minor.
7. My cherished, Isiah Thomas posters, including the one that covered the entire back of my door when I was a young buck.
8. And all my memories.

Once again, my name is Deven and Like Eminem said, “I’m cleaning out my freaking closet!”

I’ve been living in Sweden for a couple of years now so my Pistons’ routine begins the second I wake up combing over the scores and stats of the latest game before I even get out of bed but now… I begin my days with a broken heart because even little league teams (Bulls/Wizards) are stomping my Pistons into oblivion on a regular basis and I can’t figure out why.

I read an article the other day that summed up what I’ve been thinking the entire time. It’s time for the Pistons’ organization, fans and anyone else to let go of the image of a hardworking blue collar defensive team because we don’t have that anymore. I’d like to see what Joe D. signed us up for this summer — a team of shooters (no relation to Agent Zero). We should be blowing teams’ backs out with the sheer brute force of our scoring, period. Looking at the team you can name at least 5 decent mid-to-long range shooters with 1 or 2 more heading toward that arena. Why not spread the floor out and allow Retro Big Ben to do what he does best, grab offensive rebounds?

To be honest you all know damn near everything I’d rant on about but I’m going to go on the line and say that Joe needs to seriously consider getting rid of both Tay and Rip for a scoring/defensive PF/C. I personally think that their seniority on the team is a waste since neither has shown any true signs of leadership thus contributing to our current state. We have a AAA 2 guard, and a flexible point/shooting guard in Stuckey, so why not free up the bottleneck? Prince is a small price to pay when we have the rookie combo of the Swede/Daye and can plop CV31 there anytime.

I need to go to bed but thank you John for letting me rid myself of a little frustration, it’s probably not good for either 2 year old or 3 month old for their Daddy to be this stressed and thank you all for letting me share… Let’s just hope I wake up in a few hours to some good news for a change…