Pistons Too Much For Bobcats 109-94
Rodney Stuckey scored 29 points and Greg Monroe added 19 points and a career-high 20 rebounds and the Detroit Pistons routed the Charlotte Bobcats 109-94 Wednesday.
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Rodney Stuckey scored 29 points and Greg Monroe added 19 points and a career-high 20 rebounds and the Detroit Pistons routed the Charlotte Bobcats 109-94 Wednesday.
The Charlotte Bobcats are hoping a healthier start to the second half will get them a little closer to avoiding a dubious NBA mark.
The Pistons shot a season-low 31.6 percent from the field Tuesday against Philadelphia.
Ben Gordon shot just 1-of-10 from the field against Philadelphia Tuesday while scoring three points in 26 minutes.
Second-year center Greg Monroe didn't make the All-Star team, but he could become the first Piston to win the NBA's Most Improved Player award.
Greg Monroe scored 20 points but it's not enought as the Detroit Pistons fall to the Philadelphia 76ers 97-68 Tuesday night.
Not much has gone right for the Philadelphia 76ers the last two weeks, though they still enter the second half of the season atop the Atlantic Division.
When a professional sports team hits rock bottom, the future is all that remains.
If you're under the age of 30, you're sick and tired of hearing guys my age tell you how big the NBA All-Star weekend USED to be.
Greg Monroe had the second-highest scoring game of his career at Toronto Wednesday, notching 30 points along with 14 rebounds.
Most Pistons fans would prefer to skip to the June draft and see if they can get another impact player.
If the Pistons feel like they're caught in a time warp or reliving "Groundhog Day," they've got the facts to back it up.
After turning around a terrible start, the Detroit Pistons head into All-Star weekend with a bad taste in their mouths.
It's also notable in this highly political season that Republicans pick the Tigers over the Lions 36-27, while Democrats pick the Lions over the Tigers 32-24.
The Pistons had eight blocks against Cleveland Tuesday, including three by reserve forward/center Ben Wallace.
