Thursday, February 24, 2005

Pistons Poised for Second Half Surge

The Pistons extended their winning streak to five last night with a win over the Knicks. Solid ball movement, Rip and Tayshaun, and a good outing from the bench helped the Pistons roll to a 97-88 win. It appears the Pistons are positioned for a second half surge.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2005

Pistons Surge, Braylon Heads To Combine, Ordonez Ready

DetNews.com: Pistons take fifth in row - The Detroit Pistons extend their winning streak to five. Also, they've won 10 of 11. Prince and Rip led the way with 19 each. Ben pulled down 14 boards. Arroyo led the bench with 13 points. It looks as if the second half surge is well under way. Look for the Pistons in the NBA finals again this year.

DetNews.com: Ordonez takes his cuts - Magglio Ordonez says he feels fine after his first spring training workout. His knee held up fine. He made cuts. He did take a break and sat down to rest his knee. No sense in pushing it too far.

DetNews.com: Edwards ready for next step - Braylon Edwards is heading to the NFL combine where he will show off why he should be picked in the upcoming NFL draft. "It's a business trip," Edwards said. "You go to the Combine to talk to general managers and talk to coaches -- let them get a feel for you. All they have to go by is what they've read and heard about you."

Tuesday, February 22, 2005

Tigers Round Up

Tigers news is flying out of Florida this week with the start of Spring Training.

Tigers tutor Sanchez - Trammell is looking for Alex Sanchez to step up and run with the CF position. He's hoping that the solution to the position was there all along.

TIGERS SPRING TRAINING: Pudge lite - Pudge slimmed himself down for this season. No, its not the lack of roids such as seen in Giambi. He's changed his off season workout a bit, and got himself into a little better shape. With him entering his mid-30s, this is probably a wise decision.

Hungry Higgy would accept reserve duty - Looks like Higginson is going to fight for a starting job. Trammell feels he deserves a shot at securing an everyday role on the ream. I would agree, but only because he needs to earn his paycheck.