Motor City Basketball

I missed Friday nights game traveling to a wedding down at the Cape and unfortunately the good guys lost. Today we take on the Detroit Pistons. Today's game should be a good one but it's gonna be a dog fight. I still love this team but we are swimming up water right now. We need to remember how to win and finish games. This Pistons team is young and on the rise.

We stand here in the third as the Celtics trail by six. The net has finally been done and we are ready for action. Cs came out at the start looking good but lost that lead by half. Do I think the Cs can come back... I do but... if they lose it wouldn't be a surprise. JB finds himself at the line and only hits one of two free throws. Anyone else watching these games and wondering if guys are connected to the arrests of Chauncey, Terry, and Damon. JB with the three from deep but defensively we are lacking. The defense needs to step up or we will be losing a ton of games this season.

Cs have made no progress at all here in the third. JB has played well but the rest of the team hasn't followed his lead. Today feels like it's going to end up in a loss. I'm not very impressed today with this team. We are just very disjointed out there. I can't believe how poorly DWhite is shooting. Minot is showing some life, hitting a big three, stealing the ball and scoring on the layup. Love the kids fire and tenacity. Cs are making a small run trying to get back into this one. Cs can't rebound to save their lives today. Ultimately it's going to cause them to lose yet again. Goodnight Celtics Fans. Stay True!

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