Do anyone like the pistons [basketball team]?
964788
yeah ben wallace should have never left ther a team and the pistons got good defense thats how come they win most of their games becuase of reasheed wallace and ben wallace
325411
I do because there is not a team in the NBA that can beat the Pistons 4 times in a 7 game series.  People can boast about how the Pistons lost once to the Knicks, Nets, Lakers, Heat, and Hawks.  The reaction that the fans of those teams have when they beat the Pistons tells you how good the Pistons are.  In the NBA any team can beat another on any given night, but no team in the NBA can beat the Pistons 4 times in a 7 game series, NO ONE.
542727
I think the pistions will dominate! they r the best team in the WORLD!!!! My luck is as much as yours when it comes to the pistons~!
360540
the Detroit Pistons, of course!
560517
Yes.  They are a hot team at the right time.  Avery is proving to be an awesome coach who knows the inner workings of the Spurs.  The bench is deep. The shooters are hot and they are awesome at the foul line.  The Spurs came off a tough series with Sacramento and are a bit banged up.  Now hopefully the Clippers will keep holding serve with the Suns so one of them does not go into the Western Conference Final well rested.  Detroit will be a very tough match up in the Finals, but they will have a difficult time answering Dirk!!\n\nGo Mavs!
10069
They already had a good team defense. They have really good chemistry and are unselfish. Rasheed Wallace is finally playing well on the court. Not just the numbers, but his attitude as well. Oh yeah, they finally have an offense that can score at least 90 points a game.
687360
Nope.  All the Spurs and Mavs fans can talk all of the s**t they want, but neither can compete with the Pistons, especially if they're putting 5 or 6 guys in double figures every night, so you can't shut down just one guy and expect to beat Detroit.
95086
Detroit Pistons. Been to like 10 games every season since 1992. I even liked them when they sucked.
523170
Are you kidding, do you honestly think the Cavs can win in detroit? The Cavs have James...wow 1 star player, Detroit has Prince, Wallace, Wallace, Billups, and Hamilton. 5 star players, plus their bench rocks. F*ck the Cavs, you all KNOW they are going to lose in Detroit, even if comes down to the 7th game, Pistons still have home court advantage, and they don't lose at home, and they have the best record to show for it!
238962
pistons are the best.. even when it comes to the playoffs some people think that they will get knocked off but what it comes down to. pistons wont lose 4 games to 1 team out of 7. mark my words. pistons will win. no doubt about it
1124812
As a pistons fan, I can honestly say that they have skills and lost, not because the refs cheated. They have the skills. I watched the games, they were just plain beaten. Sorry.
591575
yes go Detroit PISTONS!!!\nI live in the Detroit area.
335329
I like the Pistons but my favorite player on the Kings is Mike Bibby.
666445
The Detroit Pistons.  \n\nLet me start with their resume: The BEST starting 5 in the NBA, including four of their starters in this year's All Star game.  One All NBA First Team Defender, two second team members.  Two ALL NBA Second Team Members.  The Defensive Player of the Year.  One player, 5th place in the MVP voting.\n\nOh by the way, last but not least, here's their recent playoff history. ON THE ROAD:\n\nMay 2, 2003 -- Down 3-2 to the Magic, the Pistons go into Orlando and spank Tracy McGrady and company, 103-88, then finish the series off at home, 108-93.\n\nMay 14, 2004 -- Down 3-2 to the Nets, after having lost a gut-wrenching Game 5 at home in triple overtime, the Pistons go to New Jersey and win, 81-75. They win Game 7 at home, 90-69.\n\nMay 30, 2004 -- With the series even at 2-2, the Pistons having lost an embarrassing Game 4 at home (83-68), they flipped the script, going to Indiana and winning Game 5, 83-65. They closed out the Pacers in Game 6.\n\nMay 15, 2005 -- Trailing 2-1, the Pistons avoided a 3-1 deficit winning another clutch game in Indiana, 89-76. The victory broke the Pacers' backs and the Pistons won the next two games easily.\n\nJune 4 and June 6, 2005 -- The Pistons were down 3-2 to Miami. They blew away the Heat at The Palace in Game 6, then did what no other team had done before -- won Game 7 on the road, 88-82.\n\nJune 21, 2005 -- After getting their hearts broken at home on a last-second three-pointer by Robert Horry, the Pistons went to San Antonio and won Game 6, 95-86.
631420
They are pretty hot but not as hot as those Detroit Pistons... I hope they don't get too hot or sunburned while on vaction, watching the Pistons on TV. I think they will be a force NEXT season.  I think they do well NEXT season. Very good, but not good enough. How bout them Pistons?
30458
The Detroit Pistons are the best in the NBA, bar none.  They have stopped the Spurs twice already this year; their offense is runnin' wild now - Flip has let the reins loose on the offensive side (something that Brown never did!) and it shows.  Meanwhile, their D is and always has been, stellar.  They have kicked it up a notch and none of the other teams can compete when the Pistons bring it to them.  Another reason is that they're so deep - the bench is almost ANOTHER starting team!  Joe Dumars has been quite excellent in putting this team together.  Watch for the Pistons to run deep in the playoffs this year, yet again, and quite possibly run the table!
383178
The Spurs are a great team. They are definately not an overrated team, but they don't have as many fans as the a Championship should have. \n\nThey are soo good because of a carefully managed team, and are one of the NBA's most balanced teams. (Pistons are slightly better) Player contracts are all low, with the exception of Tim Duncan, the team is easily the deepest team in the NBA. The Spurs, top 5 bench players would easily beat the Knicks, Bobcats, Hawks, or Blazers starting lineup.\n\nAs long as Genobili, Parker, and Duncan stay together, they will be a Top 4-5 team for the next 2-4 years.