The Pistons looked relaxed and confident as they filed
in for the morning shootaround. They'll make a number
of adjustments tonight, something that Chauncey
Billups has said they failed to do the past two games.
Expect Tayshaun Prince to handle the ball more. Look
for the ball to go through the post, more, too. Chris
Webber has only six assists this series - that's got
to change.
The best difference, though, will be defensively. The
Pistons will trap and play much more aggressively,
rather than sitting back passively and allowing Kirk
Hinrich to pick them apart. Know this - Chicago won't
come close to shooting 67 percent for the first 3
quarters, as it did in Game 5.