Duren and the Pistons have yet to come to an agreement on a new contract. The big man is a restricted free agent, but the ...
The Pistons made a smart move to trade for Isaiah Joe this offseason and bring more shooting to a roster that was woefully short on it. But they’re also hoping that Joe can show more skill in his ...
If Jalen Duren and the Detroit Pistons don't agree to a new deal and he takes the qualifying offer, the Clippers could make a ...
Over the last two seasons, few players have been mentioned as possible trade target for the Detroit Pistons more than Michael Porter Jr. He’s a sharp shooting power forward who had a breakout season ...
The Detroit Pistons’ offseason has revolved around the Jalen Duren contract negotiation and its ripple effect on a new contract for Ausar Thompson. Duren still hasn’t signed, and since the Pistons ...
The calendar has flipped to September, and the Detroit Pistons still haven't agreed to a new contract with Jalen Duren. As ESPN's Tim MacMahon reported on Tuesday, the team has offered a deal worth an ...
The Detroit Pistons clearly prioritized 3-point shooting above all else this offseason, and did land some high-percentage shooters, but they will also have to increase their volume for it to matter.
The Detroit Pistons have upgraded their rotation in several key areas, including the acquisition of a new cast of sharpshooters. John Collins, Isaiah Joe, and Taurean Prince all project to improve ...
For many years, Pistons fans have dreamed of adding Michigan native Devin Booker as a backcourt mate for Cade Cunningham. However, the longshot fantasy has never seemed realistic and now it's been ...
Oct 24, 2025; Houston, Texas, USA; Detroit Pistons guard Ausar Thompson (9) and twin brother Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson (1) stand on the court during the third quarter at Toyota Center.
The Detroit Pistons have a potential position battle for minutes as the backup point guard. The top two candidates appear to be the returning Daniss Jenkins and rookie slasher Ebuka Okorie. In the end ...
Years ago, when the 65-game rule for NBA Awards eligibility was announced, Draymond Green criticized the rule and cited concerns about “bums” making All-NBA as a result. He was specifically concerned ...