The crowd will be on the Bulls backs from start to finish...I don't think they can handle it, much less the Pistons. I'm certain the Pistons wanna take care of business tonight. The only thing that can stop them are whistles. Anyone know what crew Stern has dictated for tonight?

I'm sure Ben would like to kick back, happy that his season is done, and hit one of his favorite restaurants with his old buds.

Chat is open.

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Not worried about the Pistons offense that much, but the first team to 90 wins this one. In fact as long as the Bulls score less than 85, the Pistons will win. Ok I am not worreid, but I am concerned.. ..

Looks like the fix is in, Bulls hack and knock over Pistons, no call.

Ridiculous as Billups gets his 4th foul for less contact than he is taking.

CWebb is killing us. He's less effective than Ben on offense.

OK, I just got home and at the end of the third quarter I am shocked to see us down 20. No way in hell I thought this would happen!

I am extremely concerned here. I went from being totally confident before this game to having significant doubts about whether the Pistons can avoid pulling off the worst collapse in NBA playoff history. My confidence in this team has almost completely vanished, just in one evening.

Flip Saunders looks like he is gunna puke. I can smell the fear on him from all the way over here, across the river.

I believe that's Old Spice.

I haven't been able to watch the last couple of games...what has happened to CWebb since game 2? Have the Pistons gone away from actually feeding him in the low post, or is he overvaluing his own touches and looking too much to score?

Regardless, CWebb's production is not important as long as the Pistons are winning, but I'm not sure it would've mattered who showed up for the Pistons tonight if they are going to let the Bulls shoot 60%+ from the field for an entire game. It appears Gordon was just on fire from the field, and other Bulls stepped up in support. Is this just a hot shooting game that the fans can write off as a night it just wasn't meant to be for the Pistons, or do we really need to be worried about Game 6?