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Game 80: Pistons vs. Bobcats


King Taharqa

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Tip off is in about an hour. The final regular season home game of the season. We've already sewed up 7th seed, so this one is for the fans. The Pistons are on a 3 game win streak and will look to finish their disappointing season strong. Looks like Jax will play tonight although he and G-Force will probably get limited minutes. This is a great chance for our bench guys like DJ, Graham, Hughes, etc to step up and shine in front of the home crowd. GO BOBCATS!!!

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It is nice to see D.J. and Hughes get into rythem with their shots! Our bench play has gotten a heck of a lot better as the year has went on. It is going to help having 4 healthy centers when we play the Magic. When need to rough up Dwight Howard.

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