In a long overdue event for the Pistons, Nazr Mohammed has finally been moved to the Charlotte Bobcats in exchange for forward Walter Herrmann and center Primoz Brezec.
This may come as a surprise to some, but I don’t think I’ve been this excited about a trade, rumors included, since we got Sheed. It really surprises me to see that everyone is waving this off as a trade for some guy that never plays, just to free up cap space. Granted, cap space played …

Due to due to an extraordinary case of commentatoritis, I will be replacing my Pistons-Bulls recap (Pistons lost by 7, by the way) with an absolutely necessary rant about recently-fired Houston reject Jeff Van Gundy, who now serves as a commentator on ESPN.
Van Gundy, who never really got anywhere in his 4-year coaching stint with the Rockets, seems to have taken up the commentator position for 3 reasons: a) because he’s bored, b) because it gives him a national stage to go on for 2 1/2 …

…if he stays healthy that is.
Despite all the Stuckey hype, the offseason move that I’m most excited about is Jarvis Hayes. Jarvis played some solid minutes with the Wizards (again, when he was healthy), and usually dropped around 20 PPG on nights when he started. Not bad, considering any man on the same team as Gilbert Arenas isn’t going to get many touches. However, you can probably tell that the main problem at hand is that the guy just needs to not get hurt s’darn much.
Hayes always seemed …

It doesn’t take too much to realize that Carlos Delfino never really fit in with the Pistons. It’s not that the man didn’t have potential- which he did- it just always seemed like he wasn’t right for the team. It was like the Pistons just didn’t need a 6’6″ guard who played the way he did. His type of game was just a little too impatient for Detroit, who always seem like they’re willing to spend those extra seconds to set up a play (flawlessly, of …