Sixers Predictably Pummeled In Game 2

Above: The Mo Cheeks face. We saw a lot of it last night.

Uh, well that was kind of what everyone expected. The 76ers got smoked by the Pistons in Game 2, falling behind by as many as 28 points before losing 105-88.

“This is tire country,” the Daily News‘ Phil Jasner writes. “And the Sixers had a blowout.” Rimshot!

The 76ers get a day off before playing the Pistons Friday night in Philadelphia; the big disappointment in the series so far is Andre Iguodala, who didn’t score in the first half last night and finished with 4 points. He is shooting just 5-for-24 in the series.

But, hey, Reggie Evans is upbeat. Just see what he has to say: “We’re going home, going to one of the greatest arenas in the NBA. We have to show them how we do it at home, come with our heads high. Our fans are waitin’ on us, and we’re waitin’ on them.”

Sixers loss to Pistons in Game 2 was inevitable [Daily News]