Total agreement from this corner.

Same message for Clingman and Lee on your last posts, and this last post by TBird, our illustrious moderator, right on.

I agree with Lee. First LB had it out for Darko, and now Flip has it out for him. Even though he could definitely help the team, they just aren't playing him out of pure spite. Either that, or they are unable to recognize his talent and effort despite the 50 years of coaching experience they have between them.

Incidentally, I'm also kind of ticked that Flip didn't give Olowakandi more minutes. If he had, he definitely would have been the next Olajuwon.

Cmon Birdman... we all know that Flip & LB don't have Lee's keen eye for talent... now if we could just bring back Pepe Le Pew to run the offense.
Flip = Lair lair pants on fair
Fair his arse

LOL!

You stop that thair stuff right now Merc . You may scair away new readers coming over hair and that is shair mean. I cannot bair that thair thought. Even though every time I read his posts I just stair and stair, I dair say weir all gonna hafta bair it. I don't cair if you like it or not. It's neither haiir nor their! So get it in geir feller or weir all gonna lair at you and call you quier. It makes me want to tair my here out.

your friend,

Darth Tatair

I hate to break my leg getting back off the Darko Bandwagon, however, I have been unavailable for the last couple of weeks. I was back in time to catch the Chicago & Charlotte games, in both games Darko stunk up the place, now Flip is in essence verbalizing the same famous Darko quotes as LB. Just cannot see both of these great coaches being that much off the money, if I was a betting person, I would have to go on coaches word.

Playing every game as though it was game 7 being replayed again is an awesome battle cry and motivator.

The Charlotte game as well as the Chicago game gave the bench more time in Flip's Flex Offense and they are only mid way in going through his play book according to the Detroit News.

This game further showed that nonw the offense is mostly set, they can now mix in that smothering defense which equates too, points coming in bunches and keeping our opponents under one hundred point consistently. According to Tim Legler, the Pistons will not be able to do both.

We shall see "grasshopper", we shall see.