Impressions:

Boring game. The Pistons were unable to get consistently impressive play against a Bucks team missing their Piston-killer All-Star and another starter.

Flip showed mercy by limiting Hunter's minutes, but at the expense of playing the starters the entire game.

Billups: dominated this game... shot, drove, posted, and passed... decent defense
Hamilton: shot well... good defense
Prince: 44 minutes of not much... on defense, he got caught in no-man's land roaming around trying to double-team... generally good man-to-man defense, especially on switches onto guards... was manhandled by Patterson near the basket... gave up at least five offensive rebounds... had some nice Moses Malone imitations when he noticed he was being guarded by a six-foot nobody named Charlie Bell
Wallace: was fouled a number of times on the block with no call... missed some open shots... defense and rebounding effort good... passed well... excellent screens
Webber: showed just how slow he really is... marginal impact on the game... got abused by Bogut and pulled for Nazr Mohammed for defensive purposes (!!!)... not much rebounding... set soft screens... some nice passes
Delfino: missed two wide-open shots... stalled a possession with overdribbling... good man-to-man defense both at the top and in the post... oversagged as usual on team defense... decent rebounding
Hunter: did his best Carlos Arroyo imitation... that's Arroyo on a bad day
McDyess: didn't do much
Maxiell: played out of control... got to the line, though... made some uncontested dunks...
Mohammed: good defense, rebounding, and an excellent outlet pass