In the "glorious" history of the Detroit Pistons, countless brawls and fights have occurred.
The Detroit Bad Boys of the 80s practically fought with more than half the teams in the league.
And most of the time, they wouldn't suffer any losses.
But this time it was undoubtedly the worst defeat for the Detroit Pistons, almost a total rout.
Ron Artest, who suffered from mania, became as calm as a corpse less than 5 seconds after the conflict broke out.
Michael Curry, if not dragged out by teammates, estimated would have been beaten to a pulp.
The highest damage output from Rasheed Wallace was used on teammate Chaki Atkins.
In contrast, Roger nearly tore through the entire battlefield, fighting from Artest to the Yelling Maestro, making several entries and exits in the Pistons' ranks.
The word dominance will be redefined from now on because of Roger.
If you're just good at playing basketball, sorry, that's not true dominance.
