This is already a little old, but I didn't mention it yesterday:
Billups averaged 17.9 points and 7.5 assists while leading the Pistons to a 10-1 record for the month. He averaged 21.3 points on the road and dished out eight-plus assists five times. He also moved into 30th place all-time in three-point field goals made and shot 93 percent from the free-throw line. This is Billups’ second Player-of-the-Month honor. He also won the award for January of 2006.
Saunders guided the Pistons to a 10-1 (.909) record last month, the franchise’s best February since going 10-1 in 1990. The Pistons allowed opponents a league-low 86.6 points per game and held eight of 11 teams to 90 points or less. Detroit went undefeated in eight conference games and posted a 4-0 record against teams in the Central Division.
17.9 points and 7.5 assists seems awfully weak to win the Player of the Month (Dirk Nowitzki won it in the West by averaging 27.1 points and 9.7 boards), but I'm guessing they factored in the wins. I'm actually a bit shocked that Chauncey has moved into 30th place all time in three pointers, but I guess he has consistently racked them up over the years.
Update: The article is wrong -- Chauncey actually averaged 17.4 and 7.0 in February, the 17.9 and 7.5 is his season mark. So he doesn't even match his season averages and he gets the award ... I'm not complaining, it just seems weird.