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Scouts Inc. update: Bulls vs. Pistons, Game 2
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Thorpe
By David Thorpe
Scouts Inc.
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‧ Bulls-Pistons series scouting report | Series page
Chicago arrived in Detroit full of confidence that they would win the series.
But after Game 1, the only thing the Bulls are full of is doubt. A beatdown
like the one the Pistons gave them has to concern Scott Skiles and his
players and will clearly have an impact on every game they play until they
win one.
Detroit was masterful in its execution, on both sides of the ball. The
Pistons ran everything from post-ups for all five starters to cuts off the
pinch-post entry to clear-outs for Chauncey Billups, to their typical
"Detroit" action for Richard Hamilton coming free off of screens. And that
was all in the first quarter.
Their main focus was to post up anyone Ben Gordon was guarding and post up
Luol Deng if he got caught guarding a big. Chris Duhon came in for Gordon,
and they immediately posted him up.
Chicago must consider helping each other inside more than they did in Game 1.
And the Bulls' overall defensive awareness was poor, leaving open shooters
like Rasheed Wallace in the half court and Hamilton in transition.
Although Detroit executed well, it was not Chicago's defense that fell
totally flat, it was the Bulls offense and bench that lead to their demise.
Chicago committed 21 turnovers, which led to 18 Pistons points. And when the
Bulls went to their bench, disaster struck. Between them, Andres Nocioni and
Tyrus Thomas had nine turnovers in 37 minutes. They combined for only seven
points on 2 for 13 shooting, and the entire Chicago bench shot a shocking
3-for-30.
Detroit pressured ball-handlers and denied important spots on the floor, so
the Bulls have to be much stronger with the ball and consider limiting
touches for Thomas and Nocioni.
Gordon struggled mightily as well, forcing the issue when he returned from
sitting with two early fouls. He finished 2-for-9, meaning he and Nocioni
shot 3-for-17 and a combined 1-for-9 from 3-point land.
In general, the Bulls played "too fast" while the Pistons played "just
right." If the Bulls focus on making easy plays in Game 2, their execution
will improve and their turnovers will decrease.
Look for Detroit to continue to mix in zone and man looks, helping to throw
the Bulls off balance.
If Chicago can regain the attitude and edge it had in playing Miami, then it
can steal Game 2. Finding Deng more often when the team is mired in a
shooting slump would help, too -- he and Kirk Hinrich both have their
shooting stroke intact.
They must do a better job of clearing Rasheed Wallace and Chris Webber out of
the paint after a shot so that they cannot tip out misses to teammates on the
perimeter.
Detroit has a strong focus, but has been susceptible in previous years to
casual play when they feel they the better team in a series. That would be a
mistake in this series, as Chicago is capable of beating the Pistons. For
now, though, the Pistons look like a team on a mission, with excellent
defense and a balanced offensive attack.
PREDICTION: Detroit wins Game 2
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