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certain things like defense, discipline, game strategy.
And Finals, I mean, EASTERN conference Finals.
Flip Saunders is a good coach.
A coach you get to turn around a franchise going bad.
Hed be great in Golden State, Orlando, Clippers ETC.
A team like Detroit?? I think he has a problem with certain things, and the Pistons will be lucky to get to the Finals.
certain things like defense, discipline, game strategy.
And Finals, I mean, EASTERN conference Finals.
Worry about your Spurs. We will worry about our Pistons.I'm not ruling anything out. For all I know, we could go 34-48. We could go 82-0. No one really knows. All we have to go by are analysts, and as we know, they are almost always wrong.
He was clearly proving a point, basically saying no one knows just how good they will be.
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Last edited by FreshPrince22; 09-12-2011 at 02:08 PM.
The statement proved a point, but not that one.
I think that was 99.I don't know what year it was but I remember KG about 6 inches from Duncans face screaming trash with his head bobbing all around and Duncan not responding, walking away wide eyed with a little smirk on his face.
I remember that, and Duncan wasn't wide-eyed. I don't recall his expression changing at all. KG was putting on his gangsta act and Duncan was laughing at him.
No, he wasn't laughing, it was just Tim's little smirk as if he we're amused by KG's tantrum.
It was one of the incidents where you lose respect for a player (KG of course) and never look at them the same way.
KG doesn't have much class, Tim does.
(Tim may have been laughing...)
He wasn't literally laughing at him, but he was figuratively.
It's early in the season and probably way too early too form an accurate assessment of how Flip will be compared to LB.
Did anyone watch the Pistons/Sixers game last night and if so do you have any comments about "Flips" Pistons?
He said he was going to open up the offense and they did score 108 points and the defense looked as stifling as ever.
Playing tougher teams will provide for more accurate assessments.
The players are supposed to have more offensive freedom and Rip took advantage of that with 37. Chauncey may have taken that freedom a little too seriously in the first half taking a couple of rushed shots but he went back into his game of being the leader and running the team first while taking his own shot at more opportune times.
At any rate out quest for an undefeated season (and yours too) is still intact.
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