Las Vegas Summer League tips off on Saturday for the Detroit Pistons, who will open their four-game slate against the Orlando Magic at 5:30 p.m. It’s the first chance to see first-round picks Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser suit up for the Pistons, along with a chance to see more of trade deadline addition James
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The Detroit Pistons announced on Wednesday that they have signed their 25th overall pick for this year’s NBA draft, Marcus Sasser, to his rookie contract. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Sasser, a 22-year-old four-year Houston standout, was a priority for the Pistons on draft night. The team traded three second-round picks to acquire
When I was little, some of the kids on the playground would jump rope, which was good exercise, but it was mundane after about two repetitions. Jump in. Jump out. With just a little coordination, almost everyone was able to play and figure out the timing. As I got older, things got more challenging, because
Miraculously, the Detroit Tigers are just a few games behind in their division and have a legitimate chance to win the American League Central Division, despite being almost 10 games below .500. And they’re just now getting healthy. But that got us thinking, which Detroit team has the most winnable division in their sport? Now,
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So Troy Weaver didn’t take the free agent swing so many wanted last weekend. This shouldn’t be surprising. Not two weeks ago he said he wanted to see what kind of team he had first. That may sound ridiculous considering he’s the general manager of the Detroit Pistons and he put the roster together and
The Detroit Pistons’ practice facility in New Center was filled with new faces on Monday. Their rookies, Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser, scrimmaged and participated in drills with most of the rest of their summer league roster, under the watchful eyes of the new coaching staff — including Monty Williams and assistants Stephen Silas and
Detroit — Later this week, the Pistons’ summer league team will travel to Las Vegas for a four-game slate during the annual showcase of the NBA’s best young talent. It’ll be an opportunity for many fans to see first-round picks Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser donning the team’s gear for the first time and playing
Detroit — And here we still sit, stuck between the P-words. Detroit fans craving Playoffs, management doubling down on Patience. All of it requires Perspective, which nobody really wants to hear. The parallels between the Red Wings and Pistons are amazing, considering how different the sports are. The path and the plans are frustratingly similar,
The Detroit Pistons have signed their fifth overall draft pick. Ausar Thompson signed his rookie scale contract, the team announced Sunday. Jared Rhoden and Malcolm Cazalon were also signed to two-way contracts. The terms of Thompson’s contract weren’t announced, but the deal is estimated to be worth $36.2 million over four years with a starting
The Detroit Pistons didn’t follow the free agency outline many expected. In separate deals on Friday, they acquired 6-foot-6 sharpshooter Joe Harris, 6-1 point guard Monte Morris, two future second-round picks and $2.1 million in cash in exchange for Balsa Koprivica’s draft rights, a future second-round pick and $110,000. Nearly all of their $30 million
Detroit — Eugene Omoruyi’s time with the Pistons has come to an end. The Pistons announced Saturday that Omoruyi has been waived, which is likely a byproduct of the team’s recent trade acquisitions. The Pistons constructed three trades on Friday, which landed Brooklyn Nets guard Joe Harris and Washington Wizards guard Monte Morris in exchange
Detroit — Pistons general manager Troy Weaver made two additional trades on the first day of free agency, as he acquired Monte Morris in a deal with the Washington Wizards. Morris, a native of Flint, is on an expiring contract worth nearly $10 million and the Pistons are sending a future second-round pick back to
Jack Nunge, who played the past two seasons for the Xavier University Musketeers, is on the Detroit Pistons’ NBA Summer League team roster, and will wear No. 48. The Pistons’ summer-league schedule includes four games at Las Vegas’ Thomas & Mack Center: Sat., July 8 vs. Orlando; Sun., July 9 vs. Houston; Wed., July 12
Detroit Pistons general manager Troy Weaver continued to rearrange his roster Friday night, bringing home a Michigan native in the process. Hours after picking up a pair of future second-round picks, Weaver shipped a second-rounder to the Washington Wizards for point guard Monte Morris, the Free Press has confirmed from a league source. Morris, 28,
Detroit — The Pistons’ roster looks slightly different than it did prior to the first day of free agency, but not because they paid top-dollar for one of the best wings available on the open market. It’s because they struck a trade with the Brooklyn Nets to acquire another sharphooter in Joe Harris, which addresses
Detroit — Hours before the start of free agency, Pistons general manager Troy Weaver orchestrated a trade to add another sharpshooter to his young roster. Detroit is acquiring Brooklyn Nets guard/forward Joe Harris and two future second-round picks, a team source confirmed to The Detroit News on Friday. Along with Harris, the Nets are sending
The Detroit Pistons were set to enter free agency with roughly $30 million in cap space to spend. But hours before the negotiation period opened at 6 p.m. Friday, they took themselves out of the running. They’re acquiring Joe Harris and two future second-round picks — from Dallas in 2027 and Milwaukee in 2029 —
The Detroit Pistons’ summer league roster will be headlined by a lot of new faces — and a few returning ones. The team on Friday announced its 18-player roster for the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League from July 7-17. In addition to last week’s fifth overall pick Ausar Thompson and 25th pick Marcus Sasser, the
Detroit — It’s almost time for the Pistons to embark on their annual offseason west-coast trip, as the 2023 Las Vegas Summer League approaches. The team revealed its Summer League roster on Friday, which includes Jaden Ivey, Jalen Duren and Isaiah Livers, along with first-round picks Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser. The roster also includes
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