The Detroit Pistons have reportedly agreed to a three-year, $60 million deal with forward Jerami Grant, according to Shams Charania of The Athletic: Detroit’s signing of Grant comes as a surprise, to say the least, and it is a sign that more moves are coming from Troy Weaver. Grant, 26, has blossomed over his last…
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REPORT: Pistons Agree to Three-Year, $25 Million Deal With Center Mason Plumlee
The Detroit Pistons have reportedly agreed to a three-year, $25 million deal with veteran center Mason Plumlee, according to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN: Plumlee, 30, is a bit of a head-scratching first move for new GM Troy Weaver, as the Pistons proved on draft night that the roster is headed for a full-scale rebuild. The…
POP Scouting Report: Iowa State’s Tyrese Haliburton
With Reggie Jackson, Bruce Brown, and Jordan Bone off the roster – leaving Derrick Rose as the lone point guard on the roster – it’s obvious that the Detroit Pistons have a need a point guard. With the possibility that Detroit may move Rose during this year’s draft as well, the need becomes even more…
REPORT: Pistons Interested in Nuggets’ Free Agent Jerami Grant
With big contracts in Andre Drummond, Reggie Jackson, and Langston Galloway off the books – along with a few expiring veterans – the Detroit Pistons will have quite a bit of cap space at their disposal this offseason. While the priorities of the offseason will likely include bringing back standout Christian Wood and acquiring assets…
2019-2020 Season Review: Jordan Bone Shines With the Grand Rapids Drive but NBA Future Remains Uncertain
As the 57th overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons weren’t expecting many contributions from first-year point guard Jordan Bone. Instead, the franchise hoped that the 6-foot-3, 180-pound speed demon would prove to be a standout on the team’s G League affiliate, the Grand Rapids Drive, and show steady development throughout…
Sekou Doumbouya’s Agency Ends Partnership
Pistons’ rookie forward Sekou Doumbouya will now be searching for a new agent, as his now former agency terminated their professional relationship with him. According to Bouna Ndiaye, who also represents other French basketball players including Evan Fournier and Rudy Gobert, he has cut ties with the 6’9 combo forward: While the reasoning for this…
Silver Linings: Three Positives From the Detroit Pistons’ Shortened Season
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a temporary end to many aspects of life throughout the world, which included putting a pause on professional sports for the time being. The lack of NBA basketball is far from the worst result of this extremely contagious virus, but it has definitely left a void in the hearts of…
Pistons Scout Maury Hanks Diagnosed With Coronavirus
Maury Hanks, who has been the Detroit Pistons’ college scout since 2014-15, is currently battling COVID-19, or the coronavirus. From Eastern Tennessee Men’s Basketball Coach Steve Forbes (right): Hanks served in roles with the Brooklyn Nets and Toronto Raptors prior to joining the Pistons. He was also a respected assistant coach for decades in college…
It’s a Make or Miss League: Three Observations from Detroit’s Defenseless Defeat to Denver
The Pistons continued their western road trip against one of the league’s best in the Denver Nuggets. The result? About what you’d expect from a lottery team taking on a contender on the road. Despite the loss, the Pistons kept it competitive behind the play of the usual suspects: Derrick Rose, Christian Wood, and… Brandon…
Dwane Casey: Luke Kennard Could Return to Lineup Following Western Road Trip
Third-year guard Luke Kennard could return to the Pistons’ lineup in the next week or two, according to head coach Dwane Casey. Casey stated that the sharpshooter could be back to playing following the team’s western road trip, which started in Portland on Sunday and ends in Sacramento on March 1. Detroit’s first home game…
