‧The Pistons shot just 29% in the second half of the game. ‧Chauncey and Rip shot just 10-for-30. ‧Physical game, credit the refs for being consistent on both ends. ‧We know Pistons have a tendency to need a shot in the arm to wake up. This is the wake up call came earlier than anticipated. We will know if it's a good thing come Wednesday. ‧You know I love Sheed's comedy stylings, but nothing was funny about him joining the Sixers huddle before the final play of the game. It's one thing if your up and do it to intimidate the other team, but in the playoffs when the game on the line is not SHEEDtastic. ‧Where the hell was Dyess in the second half? I know Maxiell was a monster, but 20 minutes for Dyess all night is questionable. It's not like he put up a stinker in the first half either. ‧Sheed was the player of the game with 24 points, 9 boards and 7 blocked shots, tying a pistons playoff record. He started the game off strong, got a tech and then caught fire on both ends. ‧Tell me why Flip Saunders left the Stuckey and co out there in the fourth quarter so late? As I watched Detroit's lead slip I wondered where Rip and Chauncey were. ‧If this is the playoff rotation from here on out can we be happy with it? Sixers played a great game, take nothing away from them. I personally think Reggie Evans off the bench was the difference maker. He made clutch free trows down the wire, grabbed 14 boards and bothered every shot he was near. ‧Let me just say that The Palace crowd was loud and proud until the buzzer sounded. I won't get into what I heard walking out. ‧Willie Green love to play in Detroit. 我讨厌威力系列的 T.T ‧"We're gonna be all right, man," Billups said after the loss. And you want to believe him. This cann't happen again." Via The Detroit Free Press. I hope so Chauncey. (更....我恨这句话....) ‧The Pistons missed the last 12 of their 15 shots. ‧Bad things happen when Rasheed tosses the headband. As soon as I saw him out there headbandless I cringed. ‧Theo did a heck of a job in his 5 minutes with 2 points, 2 boards and 2 ridiculous blocks. ‧Detroit didn't take care of the ball, almost all of their 12 turnovers were head shakers. ‧Detroit has to work on their ball movement in game two. ‧Sheed took responsibility for the loss after the game. "That last bunny that I missed." Wallace said. "That was a damn-sure bucket I should have made." Via The Detroit Free Press (我也是这样想的...) ‧Rip had a hard time all night, he went 5-for-17 for 13 points and 4 turnovers. I wanted to know what Pistons team was going to come out for the playoffs and unfortunately I was disappointed. Philly played hard they are no pushovers, but to give up a 15 point lead at home is not what a team on a mission does. ‧Nothing much from Rodney Stuckey 13 minutes, 0-for-1 with 3 assists. ‧Jason Maxiell was fantastic, as always he was everywhere on the floor. The charge he took late in the game to give The Pistons a chance to take the lead was huge. Maxie put up a double - double with 12 points, 11 boards along with a steal, a block and a assist in 29 minutes. This putback brought the house down. ‧It's a little too premature to compare this loss with the demise of Dallas in last years playoffs. ‧It's not fun driving home from a Detroit loss in the playoffs, but I'm not hitting the panic button just yet. Not to diminish what The Sixers did by winning game one, but Detroit it capable of winning the next four. It's just too bad Detroit gave the Sixers some swagger to start the series off. ‧Rebound war lost 45-43. ‧The Sixers can run, and they do it well. I would like to see Detroit play their game on Wednesday. --

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