@CadesAttorney The jerseys don’t move at all anymore. lol. Graphics have been pretty much a downgrade every year the last few.
I don’t understand how you make them WORSE… like, you already had a great engine, why make it worse?
@therealwesd3 I know reports say we’re probably done with offseason moves. Maybe so, if that’s the case, I think we have a case for deepest roster in the league. Lots of really good, contributing players competing for meaningful minutes.
@BruceTennen Outside of Kyrie, none of those guys are a “co-star”. I’d like most of those names on the Pistons, though, if they were available and we didn’t get wrecked in the trade.
@BruceTennen the only name I really think fits well and we could add to the core long term, but he costs SO MUCH we’d have to completely mortgage our future to get him. And I like his game, but he’s not a STAR.
Seems like we kept our powder dry for if/when the next opportunity comes. 🤷♂️
@BruceTennen I did too, but had a friend and fellow Pistons mega-fan ask me this the other day…
Who, legitimately, is/was out there that’s both available and makes sense for us to actually get? I was out on the Herro stuff. He doesn’t play Pistons ball at all. Trey Murphy is … (1/2)
@D_D_Pistons_Fan Duncan not being the case is probably just the very tiny sample size, or the fact that he was our only shooting/spacing threat for pretty much the entire season.
@D_D_Pistons_Fan It’s funny because this graphic implies that every starter on our team besides Duncan had a neutral or negative impact on our winning percentages. lol. We won almost 80% of the games Ausar missed, over 80% of Duren’s missed games, and Cade was basically neutral like Tobias. Wild
@Sam_Vecenie Not to mention it happened a couple weeks into FA when it’s clear that no other team is trying to pay him this much… I thought it was a typo when I saw the Shams notification. lol
@KuKhahil He was HUGE for us and one of my favorite Pistons both stints here.
I genuinely wonder if part of this move was that we were asking him to come off the bench next year and he wanted to start. Can’t blame the Pistons for moving on to (probably) a better offensive fit.
If New Orleans Pelicans can’t land a center via trade due to luxury tax constraints, keep an eye on Marvin Bagley III as a cost-friendly free agency target.
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Source confirms the Pistons have traded Isaiah Stewart, their longest-tenured player, to the Grizzlies. The three picks they’re getting back are the three they traded last night (2029 2nd that’s the second-best of Pistons, Knicks and Bucks, a 2031 Mavs 2nd and 2032 Pistons 2nd)
Just in: The Detroit Pistons are trading C/F Isaiah Stewart to the Memphis Grizzlies for three future second-round picks, sources tell ESPN. Pistons clear Stewart's salary and pick up assets while Grizzlies acquire a 25-year-old as a rugged frontcourt piece.
@therealwesd3 I liked Knecht’s game in that draft. I think he’d be worth a flyer for a one year try. It does make me nervous that JJ Redick didn’t play a shooter like him AT ALL. Also, makes me wonder if it’s more worth just giving Chaz Lanier more reps.
All of those teams are contending teams (or trying to be contending teams). There’s a reason they’re all interested in him… he’s a winning player. Don’t trade winning players.