http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/ Your Go-To Source For Pistons Coverage Sat, 25 May 2013 22:15:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.4.1 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/comment-page-1/#comment-36890 leonelreo Tue, 25 Oct 2011 21:41:07 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/#comment-36890 Singler's last match here. from left to right: time played, points, 2point shoots, %, 3point shoots, %, free throwe, %, total rebounds, deffensive + offensive rebounds, assists, steals, lost balls, blocked shots (by the player), blocked shots (to the player), fouls commited, fouls received, "valoración" (possitive numbers - negative numbers) http://www.acb.com/fichas/LACB56031.php   sorry for my english. Singler’s last match here. from left to right: time played, points, 2point shoots, %, 3point shoots, %, free throwe, %, total rebounds, deffensive + offensive rebounds, assists, steals, lost balls, blocked shots (by the player), blocked shots (to the player), fouls commited, fouls received, “valoración” (possitive numbers – negative numbers)
http://www.acb.com/fichas/LACB56031.php
 
sorry for my english.

]]> http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/comment-page-1/#comment-36875 Jacob Tue, 25 Oct 2011 18:25:04 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/#comment-36875 The culture is definitely different now - no doubt about that. But my point is that people tend to respect a winning team that does so through smart draft picks, shrewd trades, etc., takes their lumps for a few years and grows into a winner. Miami simply loaded up in one offseason and had they won it all (I'm thankful they didn't) in their 1st year together, they would not have been respected as much because of the manner in which they did it. There's no denying that they had a huge target on their backs and went from a team most people were indifferent about to a team most people hated. Meanwhile the way the Mavs won the championship was highly respected because they built the team for years and Dirk stayed loyal to the franchise when he could have bolted. The Pistons of the 80s built themselves into a champion which garners a lot of respect. The culture is definitely different now – no doubt about that. But my point is that people tend to respect a winning team that does so through smart draft picks, shrewd trades, etc., takes their lumps for a few years and grows into a winner. Miami simply loaded up in one offseason and had they won it all (I’m thankful they didn’t) in their 1st year together, they would not have been respected as much because of the manner in which they did it. There’s no denying that they had a huge target on their backs and went from a team most people were indifferent about to a team most people hated. Meanwhile the way the Mavs won the championship was highly respected because they built the team for years and Dirk stayed loyal to the franchise when he could have bolted. The Pistons of the 80s built themselves into a champion which garners a lot of respect.

]]> http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/comment-page-1/#comment-36874 Levi Thieman Tue, 25 Oct 2011 17:47:07 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/#comment-36874 hey jake, i think that comparing the formation of the bad boys to what took place last summer in miami is not a strong comparison because this happened in 1981. the heat players came together 30 years later in a culture that is light on patience. everything in the world, including the formation of nba rosters, is moving at a faster pace these days. hey jake, i think that comparing the formation of the bad boys to what took place last summer in miami is not a strong comparison because this happened in 1981. the heat players came together 30 years later in a culture that is light on patience. everything in the world, including the formation of nba rosters, is moving at a faster pace these days.

]]> http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/comment-page-1/#comment-36865 Jacob Tue, 25 Oct 2011 15:11:13 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/#comment-36865 And now for a more relevant comment - I like how this team took shape. It was a natural progression of draft picks, trades, good personnel decisions. It was a process and I think people respect that. It was the complete antithesis of how Miami put their team together - which is why they were so hated. Thanks for a look at how the Bad Boys started to take form. And now for a more relevant comment – I like how this team took shape. It was a natural progression of draft picks, trades, good personnel decisions. It was a process and I think people respect that. It was the complete antithesis of how Miami put their team together – which is why they were so hated. Thanks for a look at how the Bad Boys started to take form.

]]> http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/comment-page-1/#comment-36864 detroitpcb Tue, 25 Oct 2011 01:09:38 +0000 http://www.pistonpowered.com/2011/10/chevette-to-corvette-no-37-the-1981-82-detroit-pistons/#comment-36864 Austin Daye averaged 11 points and 4 rebounds last week for his Russian team while Kyle Singler averaged 17 points and 4 rebounds for his Spanish team. Unfortunately neither minutes played nor shots attempted were posted on the site i found these stats. Austin Daye averaged 11 points and 4 rebounds last week for his Russian team while Kyle Singler averaged 17 points and 4 rebounds for his Spanish team. Unfortunately neither minutes played nor shots attempted were posted on the site i found these stats.

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