“One interesting name came up in some early trade chatter entering the 2025-26 season at NBA Summer League in Las Vegas: ...

Heading into the offseason, the Detroit Pistons had three key players hitting the free agency market in Tim Hardaway Jr., ...

The Detroit Pistons and New Orleans Pelicans could consider potential trades involving players like Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy and CJ McCollum. One potential trade involves the Pistons acquiring ...

But if they want to trade for a bigger salary (or a guy that will soon be on one), Harris’ deal would almost have to be involved, as it’s the only big one the Pistons have other than Cade ...

The Pistons could try to swap Ivey for future draft assets, or a player who is a better fit with Cade Cunningham, which is what happens in this one-for-one trade proposed by Bleacher Report: ...

The NBA offseason is underway with wild trades and ongoing trade speculations. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks’ Josh Hart is seizing every opportunity to poke fun at Karl-Anthony Towns. Karl-Anthony ...

This Pistons-Durant trade idea gives Detroit a veteran superstar to pair with Cade Cunningham. They would instantly have one of the most potent duos in the Eastern Conference and maybe even the NBA.

The Pistons haven’t been linked to any LaVine-related rumors since before last season’s deadline. As Detroit finds out more about themselves in the coming months, that could change. Published ...

The Pistons have to spend money to get to the salary floor, set at $126.53 million (90 percent of the salary cap). They also still need to fill out a roster, so moves are on the horizon.

The NBA’s trade deadline is Thursday, Feb. 9, and the Pistons remain one of the biggest wild cards in the market. As of Saturday, Detroit sits at the bottom of the Eastern Conference. The ...

Pistons predicted to trade key forward in offseason It's unlikely the Pistons look at their roster and decide to run it back with the current team. Tobias Harris was reliable and served as a ...

In his first trade deadline as president of basketball operations, Trajan Langdon remained committed to the long view. The Detroit Pistons' better-than-expected record through 51 games has changed ...