Post by KINGmac on Jan 11, 2008 7:06:16 GMT -5
Man, the Pistons are rolling and they dont have to face a very good team for a coulpe weeks when they play Boston.
The Detroit Pistons were facing a game that, if lost, would have given them their longest losing streak of the season.
Even if that had happened -- and it didn't -- Rasheed Wallace wasn't going to let it get him down.
"We could lose five or six games in a row, but we're the type of team, we don't hang our heads and walk around moping," said Wallace, who had 23 points and 15 rebounds to carry Detroit to a 90-80 victory Thursday night over the San Antonio Spurs.
Detroit snapped a two-game losing streak, and handed the Spurs their second loss in a row and third of the season at home.
The Pistons bounced back from a loss in Dallas on Wednesday night, keeping the Spurs at bay beginning with a burst late in the first quarter and eventually going up by as many as 20 points.
The Detroit Pistons were facing a game that, if lost, would have given them their longest losing streak of the season.
Even if that had happened -- and it didn't -- Rasheed Wallace wasn't going to let it get him down.
"We could lose five or six games in a row, but we're the type of team, we don't hang our heads and walk around moping," said Wallace, who had 23 points and 15 rebounds to carry Detroit to a 90-80 victory Thursday night over the San Antonio Spurs.
Detroit snapped a two-game losing streak, and handed the Spurs their second loss in a row and third of the season at home.
The Pistons bounced back from a loss in Dallas on Wednesday night, keeping the Spurs at bay beginning with a burst late in the first quarter and eventually going up by as many as 20 points.
