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Natalie Sitto — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 13:27:04 +0000

Jamie Samuelsen,Jamie Samuelsen,

“Deron is just tipping his talent in regards to how good he can become,” coach John Kuester said.” Deron Washington has potential.
My Pistons X-Factor pick for the season Chris Wilcox is excited with the new atmosphere.
Yahoo previews the Pistons over at Ball Don’t Lie. A little preview (Prediction: 40-42)
Great first Start for Austin Daye.
Dallas -- Pistons Highlights

Chris Bosh is a hero off court for a number of NBA players including Tayshaun Prince and Charlie Villanueva.
“Here’s what I don’t like so far: the guard play. I still just don’t see how John Kuester is going to balance this thing out and find the right combinations.” Jamie Samuelsen at the Free Press in his article: Backcourt gives reasons for hope and worry.
Jerebko learned to be a “Bad Boy” in Sweden.
Kwame Brown is looking good and Stuckey was impressive in Dallas.
Another non televised game tonight (Saturday) in Memphis. Good news, Charlie Villanueva is slotted to take the court possibly with the (toe) slightly still injured Tayshaun Prince . Bad news, we won’t see it.
You will see this from CV-TV.. A great piece on who Charlie is and what he had to overcome to be what he is today.

Around The Way

Natalie Sitto — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 02:46:33 +0000

Pistons fall in Grand Rapids 101-98, Bynum…ite lead the way with 20 while Daye and Gordon added 10 each and Jerebko put up nine.

Tayshaun Prince cut his toe in the loss and may not play against Dallas.

From Need4Sheed reader Brett Sanders who was in Grand Rapids for Tuesday night’s loss to the Wizards “I blame the loss on the flight crew / trampoline dunkers , they blew half of the net off then the Pistons didn’t get to warm up after the half and came out flat in the 3rd.”

Unfortunately we still haven’t gotten a glimpse of Charlie Villanueva but he’s hoping to play Saturday.

Jonas Jerebko is a bright spot in Pistons loss.

Austin Daye making the most of the preseason.

Kuester is a big hit with the players?????

Kwame Brown’s future is in his own hands.

Is the depth of the Pistons really that promising? I think it is.

Matt Watson’s Fanshouse Pistons Preview.

Watch it, this could be Stucktacular…..

Ben Gordon the anti Iverson “”I’ll play whenever they want me to play,” he said. “I’ve come off the bench before. I’ve started. It really doesn’t matter.” - Gordon ready to earn his contract.

I still miss my friend Amir Johnson, he’s making a great impression in Toronto. Good luck AJ.

Bynum has been impressive and he credits some of his success to Gilbert Arenas.

BYNUMITE Youtube highlight mix.

Pistons Stay Perfect with Win against The Hawks

Natalie Sitto — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 01:30:26 +0000

Ben Gordon led Detroit with 22 points in the Pistons 100-91 victory over the Atlanta Hawks which included this ridiculous three point buzzer beater to end the third quarter.

Rodney Stuckey also had his own buzzer beating jumper to take a 49-46 lead at the half finishing the game with 20 points. Knock it down and send him flying.

Rip Hamilton dropped 15 in another foul laden game thanks to the replacement referees. The teams combined to commit 57 fouls, leading to 59 free throws.

Those Pistons fans who where out at the game were treated to a little Chucky Atkins in Sunday nights win. Atkins, who played seven minutes scored three points for Detroit.

Top 10 Pistons plays of the 2008-2009 Season

Natalie Sitto — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 23:27:23 +0000

As we gear up to the start of the pre-season on October 5th things will start to pick up here. If you need your Pistons fix, enjoy this Bynumite countdown.

Laimbeer gets an NBA Coaching Job with the Timberwolves

Natalie Sitto — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:32:27 +0000

Though it may not be the head coaching job Bill was looking for, I’m sure he’s on his way.

Via The Star Tribune

“New Timberwolves coach Kurt Rambis will add former Detroit Pistons bad-boy center Bill Laimbeer and former Sacramento Kings head coach Reggie Theus to his staff, according to a league source.

Those two notable names will join Boston assistant general manager Dave Wohl, a former Los Angeles Lakers assistant and New Jersey’s head coach in the 1980s who will become Rambis’ No. 1 assistant.

Laimbeer, 52, resigned as the Detroit Shock’s head coach and general manager in June after winning three WNBA titles in seven seasons as its coach. He did so in a surprise move presumably to pursue a coaching career in the NBA, where he won two NBA titles with the Pistons displaying an agitating playing style that earned him the nickname “His Heinous.”

He has never coached in the NBA.”

Good Luck Lamb

I’ll still miss the good old days.

Charlie Villanueva is a Highlight Reel no matter what he’s doing on Court

Natalie Sitto — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 15:14:34 +0000

Here is a great YouTube video of Charlie Villanuava’s Top 10 plays of the 2008-2009 Season.

What prompted the @CV31 video? This tweet he posted last night of this delightful video

“For those of ya that listen to reggaeton, check me out doing the Pepe dance: http://bit.ly/Lcfzt — LOL too funny!!!”

and ….it’s a hint to what the Sheedburgler is giving away over on my twitter accout.

The 2009-2010 Pistons Preview in Video

Natalie Sitto — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:13:29 +0000

Team Need4Sheed member Christian Russe is at it again with another Pistons Video mix. What should we expect from our boys this season…..

Pump it up Pistons – The Rap- Pure Pistons:1990 NBA Championship

Natalie Sitto — Thu, 28 May 2009 20:03:09 +0000

You may know by now that I received a trivia request for a Rap song that made mention of Isiah, Dumars, Laimbeer…ect. Well I am not sure if this is it, but it’s a gem. Thanks to good friend and Need4Sheed reader Kevin Antcliff (a fellow Detroit blogger) who did all the dirty work for us. He remembered the song, dug up his VHS (yes he still has it) of Pure Pistons: 1990 NBA Championship and took care of the rest.

A Motor City Classic

Pump it up Pistons

Alex Acker loves Haters and Sheed

Natalie Sitto — Thu, 21 May 2009 14:47:50 +0000

Did you know Sheed wears football helmets during practice? Me neither, but thanks to a Tweet from my favorite NBA correspondent Elie Seckbach we do now!

Remembering Good Times – Bad Boy Style

Natalie Sitto — Fri, 15 May 2009 13:58:52 +0000

The Pistons and their fans had a difficult year so many respects. We as fans watched a special team of our favorite players fall short for the past few season and when things got shook up, it turned out far worse than we could have ever imagined.

As we watch the Playoffs from a different angle this post season we can only hope that our old friend Mr. Big Shot keeps doing what he’s doing.

We said goodbye to two great men in Pistons owner Bill Davidson and Bad Boy legend Coach Chuck Daly. Which is not just sad for everyone who knew and loved these great men, but it reminds us of their legacy.

I started on the Pistons bandwagon at a very young age (pre Bad Boys). Now I didn’t follow the team the way I do know in the early stages, come the time Trader Jack drafted Joe Dumars I was completely hooked. Isiah and Tripuka may have sparked my basketball love, but The Bad Boys birthed my addiction.

So when I was thinking of the loss of Davidson and Daly instead of mourning, I looked back at the good times they gave us. Two true innovators that cemented what we know now as Detroit Basketball. I was looking though old Pistons specials I had taped (since it’s May and I not used to not seeing the Pistons play) and I came across some good times.

Good Times, and more to come.