Tim Duncan takes the prize for the most boring superstar. Yawn city on that guy.

Nice broadcast, The Low. It kinda busted through my denial though. I mean I really don't trust the starters to not coast along and play risk-averse ball. Which I think they can probably get away with until we hit Boston. Then...all bets are off.

Low I listened to your Podcast tonight after the game. Boy did some of the points you brought up come into fruition. I wished it had been live so I could call in to agree with you....especially if it had been after the game.

The PIP were about even tonight, (44-39 Sixers I believe) but we could have used more ourselves in the end and stopped a few of theirs when scored they 16 of their first 21 via that route in quarter # 1. The Pistons a team missed 50 shots tonights...I am sure the graphics will tell you that most were outside the paint, but I know there were at least 8 layups/bunnies including the two that CB and Shed missed in crunch time.

If Flip can't set up or enforce upon his team to tora, tora , tora > attack, attack, attack the rim as you indicated then it will be time for him to his the road. We definitely won't beat Boston with out those easy buckets because they will get more easy buckets than Philly got tonight.>>>> and Flip will be gone by draft day~~~

Good job..and I look forward to your next podcast...

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Thanks everyone for all the feedback, I really appreciate it and I'm going to see how interactive we can make the next show.

I'm going to try to do it on Saturdays so anyone who wants to take part can do it on what is arguably the most free day the most people are likely to have. I'll drop a poll on that.