The Pistons vs. The Bucks

by | Mar 1, 2011 | 11 comments

The Pistons vs The Bucks

The 22-39 Pistons are Milwaukee to take on the 22-36 Bucks Tuesday night. Detroit may have T-mac and Ben Wallace back in the lineup, but who knows if Kuester and Hamilton’s new found “friendship” will land him some time on the floor.

The Scouting Report via Pistons.com

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Tip off is at 8:00 pm and will be broadcast on Fox Sports Detroit. If you can’t catch the game on TV, follow it live over at NBA.com or on the radio over at 97.1 The Ticket.

Leave your thoughts in the comments or Chat Live with your fellow Pistons fans during the game.

11 Comments

  1. Enoc (Mexico)

    It’s really nice to see Rip running and coming off screens again…!

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    • pistonsfan101

      And missing a ton of shots..

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    • Drew

      4 for 17 shooting. His last few ill-advised shots were daggers…into Detroit’s hearts.

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  2. Drew

    Listening to the Bucks’ announcers, they were incredulous that the ball was not in Stuckey’s (or at least Gordon’s) hands in the last minute. Kuester still definitely has his faults.

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  3. edt

    losses like this remind me the pistons are just awful. this bucks team is horrible. not rip’s fault he’s missing shots, he hasn’t played nba ball for months, he should warm up after a few more games. The fact that it was 90 to 92 and could have gone either way tells you that this pistons team belongs solidly in the cellar with the bucks.

    like i said dont blame rip for this loss, or q for small ball, or whoever, we really are just awful

    can we FINALLY start talking serious about the draft? So what are the options at point and bigs in college? kyrie irving from duke? i never trust those duke players, they are well schooled, but the coaching there is so good, sometimes they make players look better in college and they dont transition well. kanter is like 260 6’11, but . .. he’s from turkey and we all remember darko.

    jared sullinger from ohio he seems really aggressive, good passer, and should go 7th. Like last year, we might be ok going 7th instead of one of the higher picks.

    so is it ok to talk college drafts? the season is over, right, we just watch these games to have something to do while we eat our popcorn.

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    • Drew

      I agree about the popcorn statement and that we can start talking about the draft. Otherwise, would it hurt to look for a few positive things after each game? Rather than repeating how Detroit is soft, Detroit is awful, etc., look for some bright spots at this point in the season, or else why are you still watching?

      How about noticing that Stuckey was the best player on the floor last night, and that Charlie and Maxiell were productive off the bench. Monroe started slowly but almost ended up with another double-double. I believe what we’re looking for, at this point in the season, is who is worth keeping next year and which lineups seem to click better than others.

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      • edt

        stuckey, jerebko and monroe are starters. Everyone else belongs on the bench. We got a team with 3 starters and a dozen NBA 6th men.

        I’ve praised stuckey & monroe enough. They are going to work and doing their jobs. They dont need praise for that.

        As for lineups, Q has tried every lineup in the world, you can’t polish a turd. And you can’t defend in the paint without a quality big.

        Here’s our best lineup:

        pg: veteran point traded to give our team veteran leadership . . . someone like . . . Chaunchy Billups would be ideal but we can’t have him, so whatever the next best thing is.

        sg: Stuckey

        sf: jerebko

        pf: monroe

        pf: draft pick (jared sullinger is my #1 candidate).

        there you go, we can’t a decent lineup until 2011-2012. Now you can mix and match and create lineup after lineup but that only gives you these interesting 2nd and 3rd teams, we should be able to field an entire second team that is half court slow’em down and an entirely different lineup that is a speed it up run and gun. So lineups? We have plenty of 2nd, 3rd and even 4th team lineups. We just dont have a 1st team lineup and wont until next year.

        I have to admit the Rip Hamilton soap opera definitely makes these games easier to watch, cause you never know what is gonna happen. Adds some mystery to the games.

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  4. N1ck

    So, now what?

    Rip is back, Prince & T-Mac are on ice…

    This is tragic…

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  5. gordbrown

    Not sure which was the play of the game. When Sammons stuck his knee out 18 inches and the foul was on Stuckey? Or when Gordon went up on a fast break and was spun 360 with no call? I vote for the latter.

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  6. zeke khaseli

    the rip kuester’s pipes of peace don’t solve the style rip is playing with the system. We were good vs Utah cos of movement and ENERGY. With the young group we got energy. Monroe is getting less touches with Rip on board.

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  7. zeke khaseli

    bottomline we were close of being better when rip almost got dealt with cleveland and NJ

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