This Is Not The Same Detroit Pistons...

This Is Not The Same Detroit Pistons…



This Is Not The Same Detroit Pistons…

The Detroit Pistons just won sixty games and the number one seed in the Eastern Conference. This offseason, they traded away Isaiah Stewart, Caris LeVert, and Marcus Sasser, all real contributors to that historic season, in exchange for aging veterans Taurean Prince and Gary Harris, plus John Collins via sign and trade. Why would a team coming off its best season in over a decade make itself weaker on paper? The answer is Jalen Duren. Detroit cleared roughly forty eight million dollars in cap space to lock in a max extension for their breakout center, betting that long term flexibility is worth more than the proven production they just gave away. In this video, we break down exactly what Detroit gave up, what they got back, and whether this gamble on Jalen Duren and future flexibility is a smart, calculated move, or a genuine step backward for a team that just proved it could win.

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  1. Bump that i never would of let Beef Stew go.He was the identity and muscle of the team.Marcus Sasser was expendable when Okorie got drafted.Levert i thought would of least got one more year.The thing I can't understand why keep Huerter ? Rather have had kept Harris.He will be missed to

  2. This is the reason why fans can't get invested in professional sports. They're compromising core players and settling for draft picks. If we get the play-off Duren this would be an epic fail.

  3. do you really think Levert, sasser, and beef stew were "real contributors"? No, they werent. we have made very non substantial moves this offseason. probably waiting til near the trade deadline at this point

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