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La presse du jour se rejoint dans l'ensemble sur les compositions d'équipe du Sporting/PSG de ce mardi soir (21h), affiche de la 7e journée de la Champions League, et il n'existerait même aucune incertitude côté parisien.

The Detroit Pistons get the national spotlight on one of the NBA’s signature nights, facing the Boston Celtics on Peacock and NBC, helping to cap off the league’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day slate of games. One topic of conversation tonight will likely be a lot of attention paid to Cade Cunningham and Jaylen Brown, who were both named starters for the Eastern Conference half of the All-Star team bracket. Tonight also pits the top two teams in the Eastern Conference as Detroit enters the midway point of the season with a 4.5-game lead over the second-place Celtics. Detroit is coming off of a 42-point drubbing of the Indiana Pacers. It’s important to stress, however, that those Pacers weren’t even the actual Pacers — they were missing their top six players — and even if they were at full strength, the Celtics are certainly not those Pacers. Boston has been playing great this season. The Celtics have the second-best offense in the NBA and they will face a Pistons team with a second-ranked defense. The two teams are tied in net rating this season, both at 7.6 points per 100 possessions better than their opponents. It has the making of be a heck of a fight. Game Vitals When: 8 p.m. ETWhere: Little Caesars Arena, Detroit, MichiganWatch: Peacock and NBCOdds: Pistons -2.5 Projected Starters Detroit Pistons (30-10) Cade Cunningham, Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson, Tobias Harris, Jalen Duren Boston Celtics (26-15) Peyton Pritchard, Derrick White, Jaylen Brown, Sam Hauser, Neemias Queta

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In reply to FlatlanderToo. @FlatlanderToo: But Berkeleyside wants to shape the opinion and wants to stirr the city in a specific direction not report on it. Comments that feature other opinions are not helpful that way. What boarders me about this is the hypocracy. One one hand "free speech" "express yourself", "be who you are" etc…. On the other hand censorship, yelling at people, cancel them, get them fired, boycot them, and even harass them at home or at school or any other public way. It seems the free speech and express yourself only applies to the extreme left. It goes only one way it seems.