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I think we should be looking at another big. The team is built on defense and I think a two big lineup maximizes our defensive potential, especially when Stewart is on the court as one of them.

I would not take a bag of balls for him. Not my favorite player but too often guys break out in their third or fourth year.

I don't really want to pay Duren either. At least see what is available at the deadline. The Pistons also should challenge Isaiah Stewart to control his emotions so we can play him 30 minutes a game. He needs to be a big part of our future.

I agree with this. This team doesn't seem to be understand that bad calls happen all the time and at some point, you just need to let it go.

Duren is getting a lot of good publicity this year for his improvement and a lot of it is well deserved. But his rim protection is so frustrating at times. He basically gives you the minimum what a guy with his size and athleticism could provide.

I wonder if we are playing too many guys significant minutes. And Duncan Robinson was not even in the lineup. I know they want to reward Jenkins and Green for what they did earlier this year. But at some point, we are going to need to live or die with Ivey. Also, Cade's three point shooting this year is becoming something to watch.

Cade learned his lesson and gave the ball up that time after getting doubled.

It is insane how Miami is doubling us up in free throw attempts now. Give me a break on that bs.

What is going on with Cade and turnovers again lately? It's debilating the offense in key moments.

Teams have adjusted to Duren. He's not getting hardly anythign easy any more.

Not super excited to have Ivey back. In the long run, we definitely have more upside with him. But hard to mess with the chemistry this team has had this season.

It really is a next man up attitude that is permeating thru the team right now. I constantly hear this from Piston players when being interviewed. Credit to everybody that is part of the team.

So everything I felt after a few games has reversed, or appears to be wrong. Our bench should actually be a strength, not a weakness. The good vibes for Ron Holland are now kind of bad vibes. Duncan Robinson is actually a viable replacement for Malik Beasley, and maybe even more well rounded as a player. And Caris Levert is actually a decent rotation player and I can see why the Pistons chose him over bringing Hardaway back.

I wonder if players hate it. From a fans perspective watching on tv, it hurts the eyes to look at.

It's culture shock watching NBA players that are severely outmanned and fighting for their jobs play hard and hustle their butts off.