SVG actually had something to say after the mutiny took place:
"All of us have problems with our bosses at times, but you don't choose to just not show up for work," Van Gundy told Dan Le Batard on WAXY-AM (790) in Miami in March 2011. "That's about as childish and unprofessional as you can get. And, clearly, that illuminates some of the Pistons' problems right there.
"When you've got that many guys with that little toughness and professionalism on your team, it wouldn't matter who is coaching them - you're not going to be very successful. They've obviously got the wrong guys in that locker room."
http://www.detroitbadboys.com/2014/5/15/5719694/stan-van-gundy-on-pistons-mutiny-in-2011
How does this compare to our most recent 7-game stretch? There has been no outright mutiny, but it is clear that the players aren't even trying anymore and the goal of actually trying to win games has not crossed their minds. They are not playing for their coach, they are not playing for pride. They are just out there wiling away the minutes until the final buzzer sounds. Has this team yet reached the embarrassing depths of that fateful '11 crew?