Comments on: Pistons don’t miss Tayshaun Prince’s defense that much

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By: G

Mon, 18 Mar 2013 20:26:17 +0000

Again, I don’t really trust the surface of the on-court/off-court +/- stat. It ignores the fact that Prince mainly played with the starters & Drummond, the team’s best defensive presence, played mainly with the bench guys. Do I think Prince is a better defender at the 3 than Singler & Stuckey? Hells yeah.

By: Huddy

Huddy — Mon, 18 Mar 2013 19:57:40 +0000

He is a great defender so for the remainder of the season yes his defense is missed. Long term he is only going to get slower and have a harder time reacting and the pistons will hopefully fill his void in the draft/FA. There is no use hanging on to a player based on his past that is fading we need to look toward the future.

By: G

Mon, 18 Mar 2013 19:40:50 +0000

What about the fact that the perimeter defense went from Knight-Singler-Prince or Knight-Stuckey-Prince to Calderon-Knight-Singler or Calderon-Knight-Stuckey? Drummond being out is clearly a factor, but the Tayshaun trade left the perimeter D lacking.