Port Adelaides players have nothing much to gain from their AFL season finale against Gold Coast but coach Ken Hinkley says theres plenty to lose.The Power take on the Suns with nothing on the line for either team except pride.Gold Coast are hurting after back-to-back losses in Melbourne to Essendon and Collingwood, while the Power put in a gutsy but ultimately futile effort last weekend in the Showdown against Adelaide.The Suns are also dealing with confirmation midfield star Jaeger OMeara wants out of the club at seasons end.Hinkley says while the season may be over for both clubs, he still expects his team to head north showing hunger and a desire to end the year with 10 wins.It matters to me, Hinkley said.We got out to play every week, regardless of whether its round 23 or round one.We want to win. They people that weve picked in the side ... its an opportunity for them as well.Port forward Jay Schulz will play his final match for the club on Saturday after this weeks announcement he would be leaving Alberton at seasons end.While its the end of an era, debutants Riley Bonner and Will Snelling represent the future for Power fans.We get to send one person off and welcome two new people in, Hinkley said.Its quite a unique game.The Suns season has been decimated by injury and more players have been sidelined this week.Jarrod Harbrows season is over after he broke a thumb, and Sean Lemmens (concussion) and Jarrod Garlett (shoulder) are also out.In their place come Mitch Hallahan and youngsters Jesse Joyce and Darcy McPherson.Saturdays game will also be the 100th appearance for Gold Coasts Matt Shaw.The Suns first win as an AFL club came against the Power but since that victory in 2011 Port have won five straight against the expansion outfit. 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And, the Pistons are the fifth-best rebounding club in the NBA at 47.3 per game. The Clippers are rank 11th at 45.2. Both teams are averaging 10.2 boards on the offensive end.But it isnt all about defense with the Pistons (4-2), who earned a 103-86 win over the Denver Nuggets on Saturday in a game Drummond had 19 points and 20 rebounds. Tobias Harris has been a sparkplug offensively, leading the Pistons at 18.8 points per game.Hes a very mature guy and hes very professional in his approach, Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy said, according to Pistons.com. Hes a guy whos always looking to get better. He looks at his game realistically. He figures out where he needs to improve and he works on it. Hes not an excuse guy. Its not outside forces and everything else.Van Gundy also praised Pistons forward Marcus Morris, who is scoring at a 17.5 points peer game clip.dddddddddddd.Marcus is the same way (as Harris), Van Gundy said. Its one of the reasons those guys play well. Theyre willing to look at their performances realistically and make improvements rather than blaming everything and everyone else.The Clippers (5-1) return home after a successful two-game stretch on the road, where they have compiled a 3-0 mark this season. They are tied with Oklahoma City atop of the Western Conference, their lone loss being to the Thunder last week.Los Angeles recorded wins over the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday and rolled past the San Antonio Spurs on Saturday behind the performance of Blake Griffin, who scored 26 of his 28 points in the first half en route to a 116-92 romp.Its nice to have those easy looks go down, said Griffin, who shot 13-for-19 from the floor, according to the Los Angeles Times. It just kind of builds your confidence.Griffin, though, couldnt resist crediting the Clippers defensive performance for being the difference against the Spurs. After all, defense is the top priority of Clippers coach Doc Rivers, who preaches it practically every time he opens his mouth.It starts with defense, Griffin said, according to Clippers.com. I know we always say that, but it really does.Said Rivers, Thats two nights in a row that weve had great pace, and our defense has been as good as Ive seen it. Our hands are everywhere right now, and thats a good sign. ' ' '