But the fact that the Nuggets will be buying out McDyss because he doesn’t want to play there and he will more then likely be returning to Detroit is a big plus for Detroit. Also the fact that Detroit has covered both ends of the trade spectrum in getting a box-office star in Iverson while still getting huge cap relief. The Pistons are so well disciplined that they have been winning without Billups. They are also veterens who know how to win under any circumstance. This should be a really good situation for Iverson and Detroit.

As far as Denver, that depends on Melos attitude… Melo plays the game real lazy at times and has a tendency to lose his head in difficult situations. I think Billups is a good pick up because he is a class act but that team is probably the most undisciplined team I have ever seen. Their b-ball IQ is close to zero. Also, they basically put even more salery on their payroll..so it defeated the whole purpose of trading off Camby. That organization just doesn’t seem like they know how to build contending teams. Like someone said, Denver is just trying to make the playoffs, not trying to contend..they were just wasting Iversons time. Good luck Chauncy.

I like the move for Chauncy, smart way to move the crowd.

Naw most everywhere that I see has Detroit as being the ones who came out on top in the trade.

Denver can never come out on top as long as George Karl is there. I don’t care.

Wait…I think everyone (at least on these posts) called it in favor of Denver.