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22 Comments:
The Isiah thing is OLD news. For more in depth account pick up a copy of the book "Golden Boy" about the '92 dream team.
That's why Isiah torched Stockton for 40+ in his first subsequent trip to the Palace to show everyone who the more dominant player was. Stockton was on his way to another ass waxing in Utah when Karl "The Failman" delivered one of the cheapest shots in NBA history.
Another good link is the Langlois blog on Pistons.com. It talks about the Hayes acqusition and it gives some of Hayes' thoughts about being a Piston--something I've been wanting to know since the deal went down.
The blog says Jarvis will be wearing No. 9 but the roster pae says Afflalo is. Hmm...
Amanda,
i got confused to when i read he was wearing number 9.
i thought afflalo is wearing number 8 ?
Afflalo used to wear Number 4 but the Pistons retired that number (and rightfully so) so he said he wants double up and wear number 8 I think he wore number 9 in the summer league because somebody else was wearing that number
man this is so confusing.
do u know how to spell hayes right?
the song in the video was horrid
It's called a Typo don't be a jackass
Nat, do you have any idea about nuber 9.
number 9
Is that right, Dominic? That makes sense. I'm sure if Afflalo was going to wear No. 9, Hayes would be informed of it and would have been forced to wear a different number. PISTONS.com probably hasn't got around to updating the roster information just yet.
Here's to Michael Vick getting butt-raped in the big house! CHEERS!
isint the song in the video the one that Sheed made?
I like the sheed toon. I think the NBA should be nicer to sheed now
Im happy with most of the moves so far this season. I just feel like we need to get rid of some people. We have too many people on the roster. I also really hope we keep C-Webb or get a new, good and experienced center (but its probably too late for that, huh?).
nat, any news about the number 9.
I couldn't even watch the video 'cause I was distracted by the music. lol 'Sheed's a funny, funny man.
so what would you piston fans think if we somehow traded c webb to get big ben back as our ceter
This time last year I'd of said "Hell no. Leave his ass in Chicago." (I was really immature about the whole thing) But I miss him now and I'd take him back in a heartbeat. And not just 'cause I think he's a better center than C-Webb, but because we'd again have the best starting five back together. Pistons Basketball without Big Ben is pretty but Pistons Basketball with Big Ben is a thing of beauty.
^^i agree amanda
Congratulations to both Chauncey and Tayshaun for making the final roster for Team USA!
Named to the USA Basketball Senior National Team were Carmelo Anthony (Denver Nuggets); Chauncey Billups (Detroit Pistons); Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers); Tyson Chandler (New Orleans Hornets); Dwight Howard (Orlando Magic); LeBron James (Cleveland Cavaliers); Jason Kidd (New Jersey Nets); Mike Miller (Memphis Grizzlies); Tayshaun Prince (Detroit Pistons); Michael Redd (Milwaukee Bucks); Amaré Stoudemire (Phoenix Suns); and Deron Williams (Utah Jazz).
There seems to be a bit of confusion over the number 9... Not really sure who's going to be wearing it come Nov, but Langlois said Hayes will in his latest piece.
Isiah would not be a bad boy if he didn't have a good role players around him. Be another asshole jerking up balls all over the court like Agent Zero..., but then he is a back stabbing 2-faced piece of Shit. I can see why Magic withdrew from the relationship, I don't think Reilly had too much hand in it.
Bottom of the barrel is what the Knicks become with this asshole and Dolan in charge.
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