Apparently it would be on Monday. David Stern must have been hanging out with Ricky Williams when he made the schedule for the second round of the playoffs. Having Game 7 four days after Game 6 is, quite possibly, the stupidest move ever. Not to mention that he did the same thing with Games 2 and 3 of the Suns-Spurs and Cavs-Nets series'. Ridiculous scheduling by the NBA. Why would you not take advantage of having a weekend audience for a Game 7? So stupid. That'll ultimately hurt us. I'm of the opinion that the long layoff between the first and second rounds really hurt the Bulls more than the Pistons -- probably because the Pistons knew what to expect and we didn't. We came out totally cold those first two games. A long layoff might do the same for us in game 7, providing the ultimate dagger that kills us if we win game 6. Stupid, stupid, stupid. Yup. If the Bulls force a game 7, it takes all the momentum away from them. Now the Pistons will have three days to regroup and prepare for Game 7. Plus, like you said Banedon, why not take advantage and have this game played on Saturday night in primetime. There are already no games on Saturday. Game 7 for Suns-Spurs and Cavs-Nets are scheduled for Sunday and both of those could be over so the NBA could have 2 days with no games before Game 7.