Do you know what team plays team ball but don't have what it takes to win the NBA title?

They've always had a good chemistry but they don't have no basketball players that can create their own shot. Well, as of recently they've acquired Allen Iverson but he doesn't fit the team fit. I never really liked the Detroit Pistons even when they had Isiah Thomas and all of those guys(Laimbeer, Rodman,Dumars, and Rick Mahorn). The Pistons aren't an exciting team to me. They never really had that go to guy on their team. They had Isiah Thomas he was a go to guy, but he was a jump shooter, they never had a slasher type player. They had Grant HIll which was a slasher but he was too unselfish. Do you see where I'm getting at? They always focused too much on being unselfish, so unselfish they really had a true scorer, knock em' out type by scoring 50 plus points a night if you can and do it slashing to the basket. They always ped the ball to other players that can't even hit their baskets. What was the purpose in ping the ball? To make it look like you showed team involvement? Screw what it looks like, Do what wins! I always say if it takes that certain player to slash and jump shoot his way to 60 points so be it, if that's what's going to win the game. A lot of coaches always stress don't force the shot, but sometimes you can be forcing the ists. If your teammates aren't hitting their jump shots or scoring when they're open by all means score as much as you need to. Detroit Pistons are a team that force ists when they're not there. They need a go to guy like a Dwayne Wade, Kobe Bryant, or Lebron James. They got these guys who even when they were young stay in one spot like Rasheed Wallace, and Antonio McDyess. Rip Hamilton runs around for the ball but can't get to the hoop with the ball. The Pistons Suck! They need a whole new offensive playbook, they're still going by that traditional 1980's playbook that they had. I never been a Pistons fan but until they change their whole offensive system they'll never go to the Finals again and the year they won it was because of hard defense and Ben Wallace was in his prime.