Pistons 91, Knicks 83
postingandtoasting.com 4/10/2007 — Despite a valiant effort by the Knicks at the Garden tonight, the Pistons pulled away late and won this late-season contest by 8. The Knicks playing without Marbury and Balkman (in addition to the previously existing DL squad), showed a good amount of ...

Detroit Wins at the Mecca, Reach 50 Wins
thehardcourt.wordpress.com 4/10/2007 — Last night the Pistons beat the New York Knicks in Madison Square Garden. With this win Detroit now has 50 wins for the season, for the sixth straight year. Read the article linked from my site for more on this game.

WEBBER'S NEXT MOVE: RETIREMENT OR KNICKS
nypost.com 4/10/2007 — April 10, 2007 -- Chris Webber told The Post last night he could see himself retiring if he wins his first NBA title with the Pistons this June. If he doesn ' t retire, Webber, 34, likely will give the Knicks another chance since he again becomes a ...

FreeDarko on why when the playoffs start, the East is going to become the new West.
freedarko.blogspot.com 4/10/2007 — It feels like a ghost town around here. Bonzi is AWOL. Gilbert has ascended temporarily to heaven. D-Wade is in purgatory. Oden/Durant hopes got a bunch of invisible snipers hitting Michael Redd, Paul Pierce, Ray Allen...but when the playoffs start, the East is going to be the new West.

Pistons the best matchup for the Nets in playoffs
blog.nj.com 4/10/2007 — "Everyone knew they were the best team going into the playoffs [last season], but they were quickly exposed as a doddering, unmotivated bunch of hags. So whoever draws the Pistons in the first round will be facing a team that is either going to play with something to prove, or one that could be very shaky beneath the confident veteran facade."