Webber did not get his usual 20-10 game tonight, falling short by two rebounds. However, I won't complain greatly about 24 points on 10-13 shooting, 8 boards, and 6 assists. Kelser loves to mention how Webber likes to post up at a good angle for the bank shot. Webber did it twice in a row in this game, from each side of the hoop. Mostly, he made a living on post up moves tonight. For fans who love the inside game, Webber is truly a blessing.

Sheed did not do that great on O, but he was a big factor on D, managing to get his hands on the ball plenty when not invited to do so by Seattle. He did get burnt several times in a row by Wilcox though to start the game.

One of the big stars from last game, Jason Maxiell, got about 6 minutes in this one. Not much from him, but hey, again, he just played the 6 minutes. Him and Rip failed to connect on an alley oop, but still good practice for them trying one, and JMAX got one shot from the post and missed. Still NBA experience.

Dyess got 4-8. I don't recall him hitting an outside shot.

Delfino played enough, scored 4, got his hands on plenty of rebounds and loose balls. Flip Murray had a good game, scoring 8 points, and keeping it down to two bad shots.

CB did not do a whole lot of scoring, but he did hit that one huge triple late in the game to answer one by Allen who was shooting and hitting from four miles out or so. Rip was his usual steady self in scoring.

Tay scored just shy of 20 points on a mix of shots inside and out. Not a bad job defending Lewis either.

Flip kept his bench in longer than usual in the 2nd quarter. Maybe he is actually learning how to coach? Lets see if that continues. Good job of trusting the bench a bit for this one.

Thats 3 of 3 on this West coast road trip. Thats solid, no matter how a good a team you are, or who you are playing. GO PISTONS!!!!!