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| Nov. 1 at Miami 91 - 80 W | |||
| Nov. 2 at Orlando 116 - 92 W | |||
| Nov. 4 Atlanta 92 - 91 W | |||
| Nov. 8 at Chicago 97-93 L | |||
| Nov. 9 LA Clippers 103-79 W | |||
| Nov. 11 at Seattle 107-103 W | |||
| Nov 13 at Portland 102-97 L | |||
| Nov. 14 at Warriors 111-104 W | |||
| Nov. 16 at LA Lakers 103-91 L | |||
| Nov. 18 at Kings 105-95 L | |||
| Nov. 21 New York 98-86 W | |||
| Nov. 23 Philadelphia 83-78 W | |||
| Nov. 25 Utah 103-98 L | |||
| Nov. 28 Cleveland 109-74 W | |||
| Dec. 1 at Milwaukee 117-91 W | |||
| Dec. 2 New Jersey 118-95 W | |||
| Dec. 4 at Atlanta 106-95 W | |||
| Dec. 5 at New Orleans 91-76 W | |||
| Dec. 7 Chicago 98-91 L | |||
| Dec. 9 Charlotte 104-85 W | |||
| Dec. 11 at Memphis 113-103 W | |||
| Dec. 12 at Houston 80-77 L | |||
| Dec. 14 Atlanta 91-84 W | |||
| Dec. 16 Golden State 109-87 W | |||
| Dec. 19 at Boston 87-85 W | |||
| Dec. 21 Memphis 94-67 W | |||
| Dec 23 Houston 94-82 W | |||
| Dec. 26 at New Jersey 101-83 W | |||
| Dec. 28 Indiana 114-101 W | |||
| Dec. 29 at Indiana 98-92 W | |||
| Dec. 31 Milwaukee 114-69 W | |||
| Jan. 2 at Washington 106-93 W | |||
| Jan. 4 at Toronto 101-85 W | |||
| Jan. 5 Boston 92-85 L | |||
| Jan. 9 at Dallas102-86 L | |||
| Jan. 10 at San Antonio 90-80 W | |||
| Jan. 12 at Charlotte 103-100 W | |||
| Jan. 13 at New York89-65 L | |||
| Jan. 15 Toronto 103-89 W | |||
| Jan. 18 Sacramento 100-93 L | |||
| Jan. 19 at Chicago 97-81 L | |||
| Jan. 21 at Orlando 102-100 L | |||
| Jan. 23 at Philadelphia 86-78 W | |||
| Jan. 25 Orlando 101-93 W | |||
| Jan. 29 at Indiana 110-104 W | |||
| Jan. 31 LA Lakers 90-89 W | |||
| Feb. 3 Dallas 90-67 W | |||
| Feb. 6 Miami 100-95 W | |||
| Feb. 8 Portland 91-82 W | |||
| Feb. 10 Charlotte 113-87 W | |||
| Feb. 12 at Atlanta 94-90 W | |||
| Feb. 13 Indiana 96-80 W | |||
| Feb. 19 Orlando 103-85 L | |||
| Feb. 20 at Milwaukee 103-98 L | |||
| Feb. 22 Milwaukee 127-100 W | |||
| Feb. 24 at Phoenix 116-86 W | |||
| Feb. 25 at Denver 98-93 W | |||
| Feb. 27 at Utah 103-95 L | |||
| Mar. 1 at LA Clippers 103-73 W | |||
| Mar. 4 Seattle 100-97 W | |||
| Mar. 5 at Boston 78-90 L | |||
| Mar. 7 at New York 101-97 W | |||
| Mar. 9 Chicago 116-109 W | |||
| Mar. 12 Philadelphia 83-82 L | |||
| Mar. 14 San Antonio 84-80 W | |||
| Mar. 16 New Orleans 105-84 W | |||
| Mar. 18 Denver 136-120 W | |||
| Mar. 19 at Cleveland 89-73 L | |||
| Mar. 23 at Washington 95-83 L | |||
| Mar. 24 Phoenix 110-105 W OT | |||
| Mar. 26 at Toronto 89-82 L | |||
| Mar. 27 Miami 85-69 W | |||
| Mar. 29 Cleveland 85-71 W | |||
| Apr. 1 at Minnesota 94-90 W | |||
| Apr. 4 New Jersey 106-87 W | |||
| Apr. 6 at Miami 91-71 W | |||
| Apr. 8 New York 98-94 L | |||
| Apr. 9 at Philadelphia 101-94 L | |||
| Apr. 11 Washington 102-74 W | |||
| Apr. 13 Toronto 91-84 W | |||
| Apr. 15 Minnesota 115-103 W | |||
| Apr. 16 at Cleveland 84-74 W |
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13 Comments:
Boston benched their top 3 tonight for the game, as Detroit did in MN. They still easily won. I wonder if that was to send a message back to Detroit.
Keith, it was probably just smart. I was wondering why they didn't do that before.
we came from a twnty point deficit nd they already lead it takes more to come back than to keep a lead..... its your year Detroit Pistons
I find it funny how Boston didn't play their top players, right after Doc River declared that it's no use resting players...what a hipocrite
I liked the little "yayy" at the end of this podcast. Hahaha. It sounded a bit unenthusiastic... though I know it wasn't meant to sound that way. :)
GO PISTONS!
For tomorrows game against Miami is it at 6:00 PM or 1:00 PM? If it's at 6 (which I think it is), what channel is it on, does anyone know? I've been looking for it, but I haven't been able to find it...
FSN 6 PM it was originally scheduled for 1.
I enjoyed this podcast though I don't really agree that no one on this team is hungrier for a ring than Theo. If I had to pick a singel player that I think wants his ring more than anyone else, I'd look no farther than the #24.
ok thanks =]
I agree that Mcdyess is probably just as hungry as Theo. Though I'm not minimizing how much Theo wants a championship!
can someone give me a link so i can watch the game online because channnelsurfung is only doing audio..thanks i would really appreciate it :D
LET'S GO PISTONS AND LET'S GET THAT SHIP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2007-2008 IT'S OUR TIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ALL BOUT DETROIT BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
nice... was great to hear some positive points
oh and that whole bit on sprewell was hilarious!!
wow that intro song was hot!
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