I knew it right when Reggie took off and I Saw Tay behind him, those 7 long steps, that Tay was finna reject it. Tay has been doin it all year, at least 25 or 30 times this year. As soon as I saw the situation, I called "Tayshaun finna block it", and I was right. Look for Tay to get a warm welcome tomorrow when coming back to the palace. I'm going to game 4, can't wait. And man, this play was the talk of school today. Everyone, I mean everyone, girls and boys saw this play. It was prolly replayed throught the hallways between me and my friends at least 15 times. I live in Kalamazoo MI, 2 hours from Motown, but still, there's more Piston haters in my school then fans. So we had a good time getting on them. I'm ashamed of my school, more Lakers fans...and PHILLY fans then Detroit fans.
That game was a block party, man, Tayshaun's block was amazing. But I don't fault Reggie for going for the lay-up, thats the same thing I would of done. All your life you are taught to shoot a lay-up if your all a long, and thats what he thought. Reggie was just making for sure he would hit it, but once he slowed down for a second that gave Tay enough time to catch up with him. But J-O'Neal's block on Rasheed was just as good, just didn't mean as much in the game. I dont think I've ever seen a block on a dunk like that. Or Ben Wallace dunk there close to the end of the game when he came over and knocked it down at the height of the balls arch. That was a game I like to watch, Great D!!!
