Published 3/16/2008
at Yahoo! Sports - NBA News
Jarvis Hayes scored 29 points, including a career-high seven 3-pointers, and the Detroit Pistons routed the New Orleans Hornets 105-84 Sunday. The Pistons have won four of five, while the Hornets lost for just the second time in seven games. New Orleans was missing David West, who sprained his right ankle Friday against the Los Angeles Lakers.
(link)
Tags:
Related Content
Lakers-Rockets Pre-Game
fastbreakblog.com 3/16/2008 — Lakers look to shatter Rockets win streak, and stay atop NBA West
Hayes Play Stings Hornets
mvn.com 3/16/2008 — Detroit turns up the defense in the second quarter and Jarvis Hayes ties a career-high with 29 to sting the Hornets 105-84.
Jarvis Hayes and Rafer Alston Light Up Sunday's NBA Matinees
emptythebench.com 3/16/2008 — With four of the NBA’s top five teams and seven All-Stars in action Sunday afternoon on ABC, you knew there’d be some big-time individual performances. You didn’t know that Detroit Pistons reserve SF Jarvis Hayes and Houston Rockets starting PG Rafer Alston would outshine all of the stars.
Pistons, Hayes Hand Hornets Road Loss
nba.com 3/17/2008 — Jarvis Hayes scored 29 points, including a career-high seven 3-pointers, and the Detroit Pistons routed the New Orleans Hornets 105-84 Sunday.
Game #66: Hornets suffer a severe Hayesing
pistonsnationblog.com 3/17/2008 — Not a lot of time, so this game recap is going to be on the abbreviated side.
[ Box score ] The Pistons got off to slow start. New Orleans had Detroit down 11-0 to start this one but the Pistons regrouped and started D-ing up (*cough* Maxiell ...
Let's Go Streaking —
Bleacher Report - NBA 3/16/2008
“I think the intensity from the beginning of the first quarter was there. Our overall concentration was there. We knew what we needed to do, and it helps when our shots are falling as well.” The intensity has not only been there one ...
NBA: Where Amazing Happens —
Bleacher Report - NBA 3/16/2008
It is that time of year where fans get all crazy about March Maddness. The NBA might finally have something to say about that. Yeah, Tyler Hansbrough is a tearing up the ACC and Beasley is having a better all around season than Durant last year, ...
Houston Rockets: Let's Go Streaking —
Bleacher Report - NBA 3/16/2008
“I think the intensity from the beginning of the first quarter was there. Our overall concentration was there. We knew what we needed to do, and it helps when our shots are falling as well.” The intensity has not only been there one ...
