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The Pistons game is a statistical anomaly
« on: February 15, 2012, 10:40:01 PM »

Offline bfrombleacher

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What are the chances that these will actually happen again:

1. Ray, Pierce and Pietrus all putting up zeroes on both ends of the floor. Our entire wing lineup putting up nothing? Is that going to seriously happen again this season?

2. Ben Gordon that hot? Maybe. He loves playing against us. But really?


Can we move on?
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Re: The Pistons game is a statistical anomaly
« Reply #1 on: February 16, 2012, 02:24:06 AM »

Offline chambers

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I was amazed too, I think Mike Gorman said something about attempting less than 10 three pointers too, between those 3 we should had at least 15 attempts!

Just one of those nights, at least we got production from Wilcox and JJJ.
Dooling wasn't too bad.
Ray and Paul particularly had hideous nights.
Next game could be a good one vs Bulls- they'll come to prove something now.
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The Pistons game is a statistical anomaly
« Reply #2 on: February 16, 2012, 06:50:22 AM »

Offline greenlion

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last night was forgettable,but if you are a celtic faithful, you can't dwell too much on that..one of those nights i guess..
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