1) The Pistons seem to dictate who wins and loses these games, not the Sixers. When they play hard they win. Contrasted to the Sixers who were playing just as hard in game 2 as the others.

2) Being challenged now may thoughen up the team and get them ready for the rest of the playoffs. Similiar to the 7 game NJ 2nd round series in 04 where it was clear sailing after that.

3) Dyess being out for game 4 will give Amir a chance to show what he has. Maybe Amir will be the difference for the rest of the playoffs. We all know he has talent.

Hopefully, flip will be fired and sheed will come off the bench next year.

It could be any positives.

Ok if we lose then at least our veteran core still has decent trade value and Dumars will be forced to make some changes. This could be a one year blip in the radar.

We looked pretty good in game 2.

We won't get swept like teams in Atlanta, Denver and Phoenix...who might

This and the beginning of a new era sans coach Jip Scammers.

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Well actually the writing is on the wall that the times they are a changin'.

my playoff tickets might turn out to be really cheap this year?

lol

Ticket prices are in no way tied to performance.

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Nov 13 LW Milan Lucic had an active night. He scored his first goal in eight games since his Oct. 25 hat trick and also pounded Michael Komisarek in a third-period fight. Lucic cut his hand in a fight with Michael Komisarek. "I'll be fine," he said. "(X-rays are) negative, but there's so many broken bones in there from before you can't really tell."

i meant i might not have to pay for later rounds