>On Mon, 25 Feb 2008 11:42:35 -0500, SkippyPB
>nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote:
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>>On Sun, 24 Feb 2008 13:29:31 -0500, rdjio@webtv.net wrote:
>>

>>>Pistons set to take on the Suns this afternoon in what could actually be
>>>a preview to the NBA finals. Detroit after dismal performances against
>>>the Magic and Bucks turned it around the other night at the Palace
>>>giving the fans something to raise a brow about in a rematch against the
>>>same Bucks.
>>>
>>>Detroit blew the Does out as if they were hoes.
>>>Seemed every man on the team played like this was his chance at entering
>>>immortality or something.
>>>
>>>Perhaps a reality check was needed or they noted a weakness in Boston
>>>who's now lost three straight. Maybe got their blood boiling again with
>>>a shot at home court advantage.
>>>If there ever was a time that is needed it would be this season.
>>>
>>>Or maybe, just maybe, the team realizes where Shaq is and noted rings
>>>follow him then wanted to tune themselves up for a match and measure
>>>against the News Suns who were doing fine as even the old Suns.
>>>We'll see!

>>
>>30 point beat down of the Suns on their home court. Yeah, I sure hope
>>that's a preview of what will happen in the NBA finals...4 times!
>>
>>Regards,
>> ////
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>>Steve

>
>I'll repeat myself. I'm amazed that the Suns gave up so much for Shaq.
>Riley ripped off the Suns, big time. O'Neal on a running team? It's
>like putting an anchor on the Suns. He just doesn't fit in. And I
>doubt he ever will. Meanwhile, the Heat got Shawn Marion, who will
>still be a good player for several more years. This trade didn't make
>sense to me when it happened and after seeing the Suns, it makes even
>less sense. How in the world did they beat Boston? The Celtics must
>have had one really bad off night, much like the Pistons did in
>Milwaukee. The Pistons did play really good, I won't take that away
>from them, but Phoenix made it easy. A 4 game road trip and I was
>hoping the Pistons could go 2-2. Now I'm hoping for a 3-1 trip.
>
>Brian