I agree, but lets save the "alteration" stuff. It's "special" when DMC does it, Ben does it everytime he faces a shooter.

Darko played very well. Bill and George sounded like lovesick schoolgirls. They couldn't say his name enough times in the broadcast.

Btw...

Antonio McDyess is playing like he's 24 years old again!
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They are the archetype for dominance. They are the gatekeepers of the conference. They are the Detroit Pistons.

Personally, I believe that if the defensive player's hand touches the ball on a shot causing it to miss, that's a block. By that count Darko had at least 4.

Cleveland just lost at home to Minny. That helps.

Darkos blocks / alterations would mean a heck of a lot more if afterward he would go get the ball. Man, he just stands there admiring his work when the ball is at arms length.

I think the statistician is a Darko hater. He only credited DMC with 2.

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They are the archetype for dominance. They are the gatekeepers of the conference. They are the Detroit Pistons.

2 points + 3 fouls + 3 rebounds in 18 minutes = zero left in the tank. But he does have two blocks.

Now watch him prove me wrong in the second half.

The NBA hates darko. He wasn't even listed in the box score at the start of the season...lol

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I've noticed that block counts vary considerably depending on whether the team is home or away. The statistician, I believe, is an employee of the home team, and they tend to be a bit more generous toward the team that pays them. I could particularly see that happening in this match-up, since the Bucks would like their young bigman to look good statistically when compared with Darko for PR reasons. You can't really fudge points or rebounds, but on blocks, steals and turnovers there seems to be a lot of "room for interpretation" so to say.

just thought i'd point out 'aussie' is pronounced ozzie, not oss-sie...

tell your friends

Are the pistons beginning to be a 3pt Chucking team? Honest question.

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