pistonpost.com - 4/21/2008
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Who would’ve thought, with all the Pistons’ playoff experience and seniority, that they would allow the Philadelphia 76ers to regain a 15-point deficit and steal Game 1 on Detroit turf?
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Some game 1 reaction
PistonsNationBlog.com —
... I would say Sixers’ trademark “Never give up attitude”, that kept us playing hard even when the game was apparently slipping out of our hands, balls showed by many players that stepped up in different moments, as usual: not only Evans, my MVP, but also an excellent Willie Green (yes, I wrote it…) + Andre Miller who scored 9 points in the final quarter, providing veteran leadership when we needed the most.
The Piston Post stresses the importance of Detroit being victorious ...
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theworldofisaac.blogspot.com 4/21/2008 — I'm really getting sick of people using Flip Saunders as the scapegoat for every single Pistons loss. In most peoples minds, you'd think that the Piston players haven't lost a game since the George Irvine era.
STOP IT RIGHT NOW!
This one is on the players. These are not two evenly matched up teams. There is a reason the 76ers went 40-42 on the season.
Ehhh…what?
pistonsnationblog.com 4/21/2008 — I was expecting our guys to come out and really send a message to the rest of the league that the real season has begun. But that didn’t quite happen.
Looking back we should have expected this type of game. We had four just like it in the regular season. That’s what happens when you pit two of the top ten stingiest defenses in the league up against one another.
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need4sheed.com 4/21/2008 — It's a series Pistons fans. Just when you thought Detroit would roll over The Philly en rout to round two, the Sixers stunned Detroit with a 90-86 win over Detroit to take the series lead 1-0. Despite a huge game from Rasheed Wallace, the Sixers took ...
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mvn.com 4/21/2008 — How?
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Andre Miller scores 20 points and Willie Green has a career playoff-high 17, helping the 76ers stun the Pistons, 90-86, in Detroit in a series opener.
IT'S NO JOKE: SIXERS RALLY TO STUN PISTONS —
NY Post: Sports 4/21/2008
The Pistons were hanging out at the scorer's table as if it was a preseason game, joking around with a former teammate as he enjoyed a drink and nachos in the front row. Philadelphia made them pay for it. In Auburn Hills, Mich., Andre Miller...
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