what are some quotes said by former and present pistons players?
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"I've got to find that again. Because for these three years, they killed almost everything. I never got a chance to play. Just waking every morning and knowing that you're not going to play at night, that's killer." Darko Milicic\n\n"I came here to play basketball. I didn't come to watch. I could have watched the games on TV. That's why it was a nightmare for me, knowing every night that I wasn't going to play. I'm happy that I'm out of there and in Orlando." Darko Milicic
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This is a quote from the Offical Detroit Piston's website (www.nba.com/pistons):\n\n"E-mail Players and Coaches\nDetroit Pistons and Shock players and coaches can be e-mailed at feedback@palacenet.com by including Dear (Player/Coach’s name) in the subject of the e-mail. Your e-mail will be passed along to the players, however they will not e-mail back."\n\nHope this helps. :)
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They get a ton of respect. Almost everyone I know is a staunch Pistons fan. Race has nothing to do with this. They get the recognition they deserve. Perhaps it's where you live that doesn't mention the Pistons too much.
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Detroit Pistons. Been to like 10 games every season since 1992. I even liked them when they sucked.
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This is a joke, right?  I mean, are you a pistons fan who wants to hear praise for your team or do you just not know anything about the NBA?  The Pistons are not "any good," they are awesome.  The best ever?  No one knows.  Rules have changed.  The compitition is tougher.  But the Pistons are the favorites to win the Championship.
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There is an old saying that has applied to athletes over the years--it applied to Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, and it applies to TO\n\n"You can take the boy out of the ghetto, but you can never take the ghetto out of the boy."\n\nSadly, this has led to the demise of several athletes who otherwise could have been great, but their personal issues prevented them from ever rising about their bad upbringing.
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Jim Brown at the moment\n\nBarry Sanders if he didn't retire so early\n\nBo Jackson if he had a full career\n\nLT when his career is all said and done
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Dave Chappelle, Chris Rock and Richard Pryor.\n\nToo many funny quotes to mention.
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Sportsman Spirit, Mental Strength, Aim etc.\n\n"I 've missed 9000 shots in my career. I 've lost almost 300 games. Twenty six times I've been trusted to take the game-winning shot & missed! I've failed over & over & over again in my life..\n\nAnd thats why I succeed !\n\n- Michael Jordan "
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They are pretty hot but not as hot as those Detroit Pistons... I hope they don't get too hot or sunburned while on vaction, watching the Pistons on TV. I think they will be a force NEXT season.  I think they do well NEXT season. Very good, but not good enough. How bout them Pistons?
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No.  Chauncey's the Man.  He can frustrate you at times, but all the great ones do.  Judging by your name, you're a Pistons fan.  Let me remind you how great they are.\n\nLet me start with their resume: The BEST starting 5 in the NBA, including four of their starters in this year's All Star game. One All NBA First Team Defender, two second team members. Two ALL NBA Second Team Members. The Defensive Player of the Year. One player, 5th place in the MVP voting.\n\nOh by the way, last but not least, here's their recent playoff history. ON THE ROAD:\n\nMay 2, 2003 -- Down 3-2 to the Magic, the Pistons go into Orlando and spank Tracy McGrady and company, 103-88, then finish the series off at home, 108-93.\n\nMay 14, 2004 -- Down 3-2 to the Nets, after having lost a gut-wrenching Game 5 at home in triple overtime, the Pistons go to New Jersey and win, 81-75. They win Game 7 at home, 90-69.\n\nMay 30, 2004 -- With the series even at 2-2, the Pistons having lost an embarrassing Game 4 at home (83-68), they flipped the script, going to Indiana and winning Game 5, 83-65. They closed out the Pacers in Game 6.\n\nMay 15, 2005 -- Trailing 2-1, the Pistons avoided a 3-1 deficit winning another clutch game in Indiana, 89-76. The victory broke the Pacers' backs and the Pistons won the next two games easily.\n\nJune 4 and June 6, 2005 -- The Pistons were down 3-2 to Miami. They blew away the Heat at The Palace in Game 6, then did what no other team had done before -- won Game 7 on the road, 88-82.\n\nJune 21, 2005 -- After getting their hearts broken at home on a last-second three-pointer by Robert Horry, the Pistons went to San Antonio and won Game 6, 95-86.
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Sadly enough. I think the Pistons know Barry Bonds and take steroids. The Cavs need to learn how to rebound the basketball.
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current: (but they all suck)\nKris Humphries (TOR)\nKendrick Perkins (BOS)\nJake Voskuhl (CHA)\n\nretired:\nJack Sikma - (jersey #43)\nPlayed with the Seattle Sonics, \nhas had his jersey retired, \nhas one championship ring, \none of the greatest Sonic players of all time
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THEE ONE AND ONLY......  DETROIT PISTONS!
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past- michael jordan\npresent- shaq
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it means you'll just get to watch another game. the Cavs are going to get a beat down in detroit, everyone does. The Pistons are not going to let them win anymore games. (and on a personal note, i thought the Cavs fans were very rude tonight, cheering when a player got hurt...show some respect, Pistons fans would never cheer an injury)
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People are always trying hold the Pistons down! I swear the good guys always finish last. Maybe this ref needs an enema, so that he'll be able to concentrate on the game!\n\nListen, I am from Grand Rapids, MI. Anyone from Detroit is a good guy to me. If you do like that then boohoo to you!