No you don't. Some of us actually liked the Pistons before Webber like there, and just happen to like them more because Webber is there.I love the way they play. I know everyone here is just a huge fan of Webber but how can you not love the way they play as a team? Chauncey and Rip=awesome backcourt combination. Then in the frontcourt Sheed and Tayshaun are really fun to watch, Sheed is always exciting and full of emotion and he can shoot 3 pointers. Tay can post people up and he has an excellent all around game. Off the bench McDyess can be fun to watch, I love JMaxiell's hustle and hunger, and Delfino is cool also.
mainly because we have the nerve to play both sides of the ball...
You can hate them all you want; the Cavaliers don't have a chance in hell.
Sheeee, I'm trying to think of one.Must... resist... urge... to make... smartass... remark...
lol I like the Suns also, and I thought the Warriors are fun. But just because the Pistons aren't exactly flashy doesn't mean they're not fun to watch IMO. They play great basketball, they play the way the game's supposed to be played. They play like an actual team.
For the record, Pistons were my favorite team in the East before Webber. Now they are my least favorite, although I like the way they play.
Thank you. Thank you very much. Someone who can appreciate good, fundamentally sound basketball, even if it's not full of three-pointers and alley-oops.
I don't get why people dislike the Pistons.
I don't know about every case, of course, but I'm reasonably sure the reason SOME people don't like the Pistons is because of a complete and total hatred for Chris Webber that goes totally outside the realm of normalcy.
But that's just my three cents on the matter.
![]()
Since you are now taking cheap shots... I will explain myself. There is absolutely nothing outside the realm of normalcy there. Some people dont like Shaq, some people dont like Marbury, some people dont like Duncan, I dislike Chris Webber. It is a lot more abnormal how much you have defended him and ignored his criminal acts.
With that being sad, dont get it confused with me not liking Pistons basketball. I was and will be a great fan of their team basketball (and I was praising it while still the majority here were saying that you must have a superstar in order to win NBA championship and then called their achievement a fluke). I prefer to watch Suns or Mavericks (not GS), but Detroit was very next on my list of favorite teams to watch.
The main reason why I want the Pistons to fail is because a couple of people have said here that they would use that to rub it in the face of those who doubted Webber (of course, thinking about me primarily). In the unlikely even that it happens (and it will be really sweet when it doesn't), Webber's legacy will only be upgraded to include the title: "Detroit Pistons' Antoine Walker".
Those comments are exactly why I made my post above. The main reason you want a team you profess to really like to fail is because of the presence of one player? If that's not irrational, I don't know what is.
What is irrational is ignoring crimes. That's at least immoral and in some cases illegal.
Have a good evening.
Webber has paid his debt to society for his "crimes." There's an important passage in the Bible that refers to those without sin casting the first stone. You might want to read up on it.
You don't have to be religious to understand the principle. But as I said above, we've been down this path before and I know full well neither of us is going to budge an inch, so ... peace.