The Pistons vs. The Warriors

by | Dec 12, 2009 | 7 comments

The Pistons vs. The Warriors
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The 10-12 Pistons are hosting The 7-15 Golden State Warriors Saturday night at The Palace.  The Warriors have allowed 111.8 points per game this season, but they’ve held back-to-back opponents to fewer than 100 points for the first time this season.  Take into account that those teams were  New Jersey and Chicago, two of the league’s lowest-scoring clubs.

Despite their defensive woes, Golden State is of the league’s best offenses with 107.8 points per game.  Let’s see what Detroit’s defense does to their point total tonight.

Again the status of Rip, Tayshaun, Ben Gordon and Will Bynum are still up in the air and no word on how Chucky Atkin’s ankle tweak is, but assuming there is no word he’s probably good to go.

UPDATE: RIP is playing tonight!

The Scouting Report via Pistons.com
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Tip is at 7:30 pm EST and will be televised on Fox Sports Detroit. For the radio broadcast tune into 950 AM or follow the action on NBA.com.

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7 Comments

  1. El David (Sweden)

    First of all, thanks for a great site, Natalie. My favorite Pistons blog!
    What´s with the ankles in Motown? This is getting absurd. Well, I hope Chucky will play tonight or we´re almost out of guards. Who would have thought?
    I have been following Deeetroit Basketball for some 20 years now and I have to say these are exciting times for a swedish Pistonsfan. That the first Swede in the NBA ended up in Pistons and that he´s doing what he´s doing is awesome! J.J is giving me some problems though. Having to watch the games the day after since they´re played nighttime in Sweden, it has become a whole lot more difficult to avoid the results. Plenty of spoilers in swedish media when it comes to the Pistons these days. I´ll take this problem everyday though if he keeps performing the way he has.
    By the way, I was trying to leave a comment for Bennie and Jeff but there was no box to leave it in.

    Looking forward to a fifth straight win and a solid game by Need4Swede. Go Pistons!

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  2. JZack

    Why is the logo PISTONS vs NUGGETS? Anyway, welcome back Rip! Good luck tonight… Let’s go for 5th straight!

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    • Natalie Sitto

      Because I’m an idiot..thanks JZack I fixed the mistake.

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  3. Richie

    Rip’s playing?! That came out of nowhere!

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  4. junior

    5 in a row were u at steve? u ready to get back on the bandwagon yet? GO PISTONS

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    • sam i am

      steve is gonna change his name to somethin else lmaoo, when they struggle he’ll change it back haha

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  5. The Duke

    Imagine what we are going to look like with BG, Tay, and Bynum. JJ better still get some playing time though. I love his hustle. This entire Pistons team has so much heart, energy, and hustle. Great game by the D.

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