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The Pistons don't need Ausar Thompson to take 3-pointers
Dillon Brooks accused Detroit Pistons forward John Collins of trying to choke him and questioned his technical foul after their heated preseason confrontation.
The Pistons were sadly proven right by Isaiah Stewart’s early injury with the Grizzlies.
The Pistons could look to add more scoring punch at the trade deadline.
Jalen Duren has the All-NBA season and the contract. The playoffs are the part still unanswered. #Pistons
The Pistons are could see some benefits from a sunk cost.
The Pistons have a decision to make and it's not as easy as it might seem.
Ausar Thompson’s usage in the Pistons’ preseason opener suggested that his offensive role is expanding, Omari Sankofa II of The Detroit Free Press notes. Thompson, who signed a five-year, $155MM rookie scale extension last month, split ball-handling duties with Cade Cunningham during the first half of Detroit’s two-point victory over Phoenix on Monday. With Cunningham […]
Dillon Brooks needed less than five minutes of preseason to find his first enemy of the year. Detroit Pistons newcomer John Collins grabbed the Phoenix Suns villain by the throat in Monday night's opener, and on Tuesday the internet was still buzzing about what Collins said afterward: "I'm glad I did." The post John Collins Grabs Dillon Brooks by the Throat Minutes Into His Pistons Debut, Then Says “I’m Glad I Did” appeared first on Terez Owens .
The Pistons need to see Jalen Duren perform with real stakes before getting excited.
The Detroit Pistons and Jalen Duren finally ended their protracted standoff by agreeing to a new five-year, $200 million contract extension. The one-time All-Star had to choose between long-term security and testing unrestricted free agency next summer by signing a $9.6 million qualifying offer. In an interview with SI’s Blake Silverman, the anonymous NBA scout [...]
Listen now (64 mins) | Bryce Simon and Omari Sankofa join the show to review the Pistons’ offseason while I break down the salary cap mechanics of all their transactions.
The Detroit Pistons solved their Jalen Duren problem before the season started, while the Knicks may not do so with Karl-Anthony Towns.
The Suns unleashed a potentially devastatingly effective five-man lineup versus the Pistons that they will be able to use during the regular season.
Although it’s only the Suns’ first preseason game, Dillon Brooks has already gotten into an altercation. This time, he found himself on the wrong side of new Detroit Pistons forward John Collins. Early in the Pistons-Suns matchup on Monday evening, Brooks was matched up with Collins in the paint. They played physically, and Brooks eventually […] The post Dillon Brooks immediately back on his BS in preseason, and John Collins was big mad about it appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Cade Cunningham found something from three in the playoffs that Detroit should not let him forget. #Pistons
If Pistons fans were worried about their team's identity in the wake of Isaiah Stewart's departure, rest easy.
The Detroit Pistons are going to give Ausar Thompson the means for evolution instead of waiting for him to achieve growth on his own.
Detroit's talented rookie is off to a solid start.
Khaman Maluach came off the bench in Phoenix's preseason opener, logging 17 minutes with 6 points, 2 rebounds and a block as the Suns lost to Detroit 109-107.
The Pistons saw a new and more aggressive version of Ausar Thompson in their preseason opener.
The first half against Detroit showed exactly what the Phoenix Suns want to be. They were physical, had active hands, excelled on the offensive glass and in transition, and their second effort and defensive pressure were omnipresent. The Suns looked crisp to start the preseason and it was sure good to see basketball once again. […]
It didn't take long for the Pistons rookie to show why they drafted him.
When Jalen Duren finally agreed to the Detroit Pistons' five-year, $200 million offer, the 2026 offseason's final starting-caliber free agent was officially off the board.
The Pistons have a new look without Isaiah Stewart.