Comments on: Pistons won’t fire John Kuester, but they will fine Richard Hamilton, Chris Wilcox, Austin Daye and Rodney Stuckey

By: Larry

Larry — Sun, 27 Feb 2011 03:43:17 +0000

Hmnn….Suddenly “sources” are leaking to the national media that Hamilton treated Kuester with utter contempt and the mutiny was “overblown.” Well, here’s my contempt– as a ticket buying fan the organization will not offer an official version of where things stand. It is very significant that there has been no show of unity. The coach says he is ready to move on. From everyone else– no comment. And no reason to pull for these guys, let alone pay to see them play. It’s reached a point where no one gets the benefit of the doubt, as far as I am concerned because they have all basically given the public the finger.

By: bg8

bg8 — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 23:46:51 +0000

i personally think its a team revolt

tmac and prince, being the wily vets they are, fake their illness (upset stomach,headache are illness you could easily fake) but since they are the wily vets, they tell management that they are sick so they won’t have to be at shootaround. in reality, they’re perfectly fine, and didn’t wanna show up and are part of the revolt

rip and wilcox just didn’t care. they’re taking the revolt to the max

daye and stuckey missing the bus/oversleeping on the same day that rip/wilcox no show, tmac/prince getting sick, i think it just too big of a coincidence for it not to be predetermine

wallace . . . .

By: Keith P.

Keith P. — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 22:01:51 +0000

There are too many conflicting reports as to what the heck is happening. Seems way too unlikely for all this to be a coincidence though.

Either way, this better be the wake-up call to Joe that we need to start shaking everything up (Coaches and Players) as much as possible this offseason.