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Nov262012

PRS Preview Podcast: Blazers at Pistons with Patrick Hayes

AuthorSean Highkin | DateMonday, November 26, 2012 at 12:54PM

For the latest PRS Preview Podcast, I sat down with Patrick Hayes of Piston Powered, the Pistons blog on the ESPN TrueHoop Network. We talked about the puzzling lack of playing time for rookie center Andre Drummond, despite his ahead-of-expectations production; some of the Pistons’ players questioning Lawrence Frank’s coaching decisions; the advantages Damian Lillard and Wesley Matthews have over the Pistons’ underperforming backcourt; the surprising early contributions of Portland-area native Kyle Singler; similarities between Nicolas Batum and Tayshaun Prince; and plenty more. Listen below and be sure to follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_hayes.

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since when did medford qualify as "portland area"?

November 27, 2012 | Unregistered Commenteremo

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