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so which team do you think the Pistons are more eager to play?..

It has to be BOS. Going into tonights game I'm already down knowing I have to watch this team again on the road. And there will be no drop off from CLE's defense to DET.

Then you top it all off with the only real weakness of DET's is a strong SF and you have the god of that type of player in LeBron...

And I can't see any other reason other then revenge that DET would want BOS in the ECF.

HarlemHeat37 wrote:so which team do you think the Pistons are more eager to play?..

There were threads on the Detroit board literally celebrating when they found out LeBron was on the other side of the Eastern bracket.

Judging by the results of the last two seasons, I think Detroit wants to play Boston right about now.

Boston.

B Mac wrote:There were threads on the Detroit board literally celebrating when they found out LeBron was on the other side of the Eastern bracket.

WHAAAT? Thread(s)? That didn't happen.

Personally, I'd rather play Cleveland, because 1) Boston is better and 2) Last year sucked and I'd like to erase it from my memory.

PS Yeah, we were happier to play Orlando than the Cavs, but you can't substitute "Boston" for "Orlando" in that statement.

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WHAAAT? Thread(s)? That didn't happen.

Personally, I'd rather play Cleveland, because 1) Boston is better and 2) Last year sucked and I'd like to erase it from my memory.

PS Yeah, we were happier to play Orlando than the Cavs, but you can't substitute "Boston" for "Orlando" in that statement.

(EDIT) No name-calling.

It has to be Boston. The Cavs have all the confidence in the world that they can beat Detroit and last years loss has to still be in the back of their minds.

SHAQFORMVP wrote:Boston is not better than cleveland. regular season dont mean sh*t please put down the crack pipe moron

Moron?

Seriously?

Do the big kids pick on you at school?

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Moron?

Seriously?

Do the big kids pick on you at school?

Boston really hasn't done much this postseason to separate themselves from Cleavelend. So to say that Boston is better than the Cavs would be a moron thing to say.

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Boston really hasn't done much this postseason to separate themselves from Cleavelend. So to say that Boston is better than the Cavs would be a moron thing to say.

it would be a debatable thing to say

B Mac wrote:There were threads on the Detroit board literally celebrating when they found out LeBron was on the other side of the Eastern bracket.

Hello King Hyperbole, nice to meet you.

Of course we preferred that the Cavs and Celtics beat each other up before the Pistons had to face either one of them, but celebrating? There wasn't a single thread devoted specifically to that topic whatsoever.

Find me a fan that says, "I want my team to face all the teams that play my team the toughest" and I'll show you a bridge I've got for sale.

greenbeans wrote:
it would be a debatable thing to say

Which, of course, is a lot different than "put the crack pipe down moron", bad punctuation and all.

I marvel at the rudeness of people these days.

i enjoy being a rude d*** most of the time, but that was unwarranted

Personally, I think Detroit would prefer home court obviously.. So the Cavs would be the obvious choice..

However, I do believe the Cavs present more defensive challenges for Detroit due to their size up front, and I believe the Cavs can keep them off the glass for the most part...

Boston. Detroit could be the team that finally punishes Boston for not winning on the road. Pistons could snag a game in Boston and put them out on their a$$. Detroit has that swagger and experience over the Celtics, who can't close a series.

Either series will go 7 games.

The Cavs know how to beat the Pistons, but the Pistons won't sleep on them like last year, so that'll be a great series.

Boston vs. Detroit will just be epic. Allen chasing around Rip all game, Pierce vs. Prince, Sheed vs. Garnett, Billups vs. Rondo, young, energetic bench vs. an older, experienced bench. the individual match ups are incredible. And then you bring in the fact that Boston has the old vets hungry for the rings and Detroit has the chip on its shoulder of being overshadowed all year by Boston, it has all the great makings of an incredible, close series.

legacyinthemakin89c wrote:Either series will go 7 games.

The Cavs know how to beat the Pistons, but the Pistons won't sleep on them like last year, so that'll be a great series.

Boston vs. Detroit will just be epic. Allen chasing around Rip all game, Pierce vs. Prince, Sheed vs. Garnett, Billups vs. Rondo, young, energetic bench vs. an older, experienced bench. the individual match ups are incredible. And then you bring in the fact that Boston has the old vets hungry for the rings and Detroit has the chip on its shoulder of being overshadowed all year by Boston, it has all the great makings of an incredible, close series.

Wow, great post, man. That last paragraph gave me goosebumps. That series will be legendary if it happens.

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There were threads on the Detroit board literally celebrating when they found out LeBron was on the other side of the Eastern bracket.

The only thing that we celebrated was that Cleveland and Boston had to play each other and we got to play Orlando who really wasn't close to any of the other 3...

If I had my choice, I would love to play Cleveland... Homecourt, revenge factor, and Ben Wallace playing for Cleveland is enough for me to want to see it... Either series would be a toss up IMO...

Hopefully, the Pistons can jump on Boston in game 1 (Provided they win this series) and than hold court at home... That would be our best bet