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Bob Ford: Series offered some painful lessons

philly.com
May 2, 2008
        

The 76ers had something in common with their fans last night. They didn't show up, either. It had been an interesting opening-round playoff series against the Detroit Pistons, but by the time Game 6 rolled around, a fair number of the paying customers didn't believe the home team could force a...

PISTONS FINISH OFF SIXERS

nypost.com
May 2, 2008
        

PHILADELPHIA - Close for four games, no contest the last two. Richard Hamilton hit his first five shots during Detroit's overpowering start, and the Pistons rolled into the second round of the playoffs by crushing the 76ers, 100-77, last night to... ... PHILADELPHIA -...

                   

Pistons crush 76ers 100-77 in Game 6 to reach second round

esearchnet.com
May 2, 2008
        

Close for four games, no contest the last two. Richard Hamilton hit his first five shots during Detroit's overpowering start, and the Pistons rolled into the second round of the playoffs by crushing the Philadelphia 76ers 100-77 on Thursday night to win the series 4-2.

                   

Detroit makes no mistake about it

thestar.com
May 2, 2008
        

The Philadelphia 76ers got the Detroit Pistons' attention. ... Then Philly got steamrolled. The Pistons powered into the second round of the playoffs by crushing Philadelphia 100-77 last night, winning the series 4-2 and again demonstrating how good they are when they...

                   

Pistons crush 76ers 100-77 in Game 6, advance to second-round matchup against Orlando

startribune.com
May 2, 2008
        

By BRIAN MAHONEY , Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - The Detroit team that showed up for the first four games of the playoffs was in trouble against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Pistons who showed up for Games 5 and 6 sure look ready for the Orlando Magic. The Pistons...

                   

Pistons Leave No Doubt, Finish Series With Quick Start

redorbit.com
May 2, 2008
        

PHILADELPHIA _ The people of Philadelphia have a deservedly boo-happy reputation. So it wasn't surprising that the boo birds were flying five minutes into Game 6 between the Pistons and the 76ers. This time, they were flying directly at their own boys.

                   

MITCH ALBOM | GAME 6 | PISTONS 100, 76ERS 77: Blowout City: Pistons start Detroit's big night...

freep.com
May 2, 2008
        

PHILADELPHIA -- Less than five minutes into the game, Rasheed Wallace had his headband knocked to the floor. Chauncey Billups managed to pick it up, with the ball in his other hand, and returned it to his teammate, who pulled it on lopsided. Then up court they raced, like a couple of running kids...

                   

John Smallwood: Loss to Pistons shows Sixers still have long way to go

philly.com
May 2, 2008
        

WELL, AT LEAST there is little chance that the Sixers will be fooled into thinking they have more than they actually do. ... It would be an insult to coach Maurice Cheeks, his staff and the Sixers players to label their surprise run to the NBA playoffs as fool's gold....

                   

Gone in 100 seconds

salon.com
May 2, 2008
        

That's what the 76ers were as the Pistons blitzed them to open Game 6. ... Is it possible to lose a game in the first 100 seconds? That might have happened to the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 6 of their series against the Detroit Pistons Thursday night. But with the Pistons...

                   

MITCH ALBOM: Blowout City: Pistons start Detroit's big night right with series-clinching blowout...

freep.com
May 2, 2008
        

PHILADELPHIA -- Less than five minutes into the game, Rasheed Wallace had his headband knocked to the floor. Chauncey Billups managed to pick it up, with the ball in his other hand, and returned it to his teammate, who pulled it on lopsided. Then up court they raced, like a couple of running kids...