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    Still, Stuckey wasn't happy about the defensive effort in a 122-114 loss to Minnesota on Thursday, Detroit's fourth straight, and helped shut down Bucks rookie Brandon Jennings, who finished 2 of 9 from the field and had six points. "We can't be letting teams like Minnesota put 122 points on us. We're not going to let that happen again ... No more 122-point games." Gordon added 15 of his 19 points after halftime, giving Detroit exactly the type of performance the Pistons hoped for after signing him to a $55 million, 5-year contract earlier this summer. Full Article at Battle Creek Enquirer
    We can't be letting teams like Minnesota put 122 points on us. We're not going to let that happen again ... No more 122-point games.
    Rodney Stuckey – Rodney Stuckey SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
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Pistons end preseason with victory, 4-4 record
  1. He's just a bulldog, plain and simple ... Rodney's probably one of the strongest point guards in the NBA, if not the strongest.
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  2. I'm definitely looking forward to October 31, it's a date circled on my calendar.
    SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  3. Obviously my first option is to look at my wings, my bigs, but if the shot clock's running down, I've got to create something
    SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  4. We can fight back, that's definitely encouraging ... We're not throwing our hands up and celebrating because we won a road game, but it's definitely good mentally just building some momentum going into the season.
    Ben Gordon – Ben Gordon SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  5. We are pleased to reach this agreement ... The negotiations extended further than either side had hoped, but when our regular season tips off on Tuesday we'll have the best referees in the world officiating our games.
    David Stern – David Stern SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  6. It was good being back here in Milwaukee
    Charlie Villanueva – Charlie Villanueva SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  7. I think we set the tone defensively, and that all started with the play of Ben Wallace ... He was a bear defensively.
    – John Kuester SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago
  8. Those are good signs, both of those guys being healthy, for sure
    Scott Skiles – Scott Skiles SOURCE: Battle Creek Enquirer 1 month ago

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