They probably will shoot better at home and continue to get some generous calls, but I don't see much chance of them stopping the bleeding on the glass. The Pistons' height advantage at every position, plus the intensity of their effort, isn't giving the Bulls anything on the boards.

Effort-wise, if the regular season showed anything, it's that the Pistons are a lot less likely to let down on the road then they are at home. That's not to say that they're going to play even better in Game 3 than they did in the first two games (hard to imagine), but it does mean that we should have plenty of confidence in their ability to keep up the intensity away from the Palace.