Chauncey Billups and Etan Thomas discuss their support for Presidential candidate Barack Obama in tomorrow's election
Chauncey Billups wants to vote for change Published: Nov. 03, 2008, 6:20 p.m. By Pardeep Toor Pretty much a nervous wreck, complete with shaky voice and droplets of sweat behind the ears, I slowly approached the Pistons locker room Nov. 1 - not really wanting to go in. I'll admit it - I was terrified. These guys are my heroes and it's not easy talking to heroes (I wouldn't be able to talk to Spiderman either). I walk in and Chauncey Billups is surrounded by cameras and other media members eagerly seeking their formulaic quotes so they could write their inconsequential game recaps that are as dated as John McCain. Standing back, waiting for my turn with Billups, Rodney Stuckey walks out of the shower and I quickly realize that I'm leaning against his chair. I apologize and stand by the wall so he can get dressed. Eventually, the rest of the media makes a collective move to the right, like they're actually one large organism and not individual units of the media mach