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The NBA trade deadline is at 3 p.m. ET today, and the Detroit Pistons have already made a couple of moves. First, they netted a couple of second-round picks in exchange for defensive forward KJ Martin in a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. Next, they received Lindy Waters III and Josh Richardson from the Warriors

Jimmy Butler finally escaped from Miami and the Detroit Pistons were happy to be one of the five teams that were part of the deal that took him from South Beach to the Golden State Warriors. The Pistons received guards Lindy Waters III from the Warriors and Josh Richardson from the Miami Heat in what

The Detroit Pistons need a big game from starting center Jalen Duren and his primary reserve Isaiah Stewart if the team hopes to steal a win from the Cleveland Cavaliers. Duren has been on a hot streak lately, with more activity level defensively (though still a long way to go), some elite rim gravity, and

After being on the wrong side of a Trae Young game-winner, championship contenders Cleveland Cavaliers waltz into Little Caesars Arena for their third game in four nights— this will be JB Bickerstaff’s third game against his former team this year. The Detroit Pistons are coming off a day of rest, so they have a slight

The NBA Trade Deadline may not be until tomorrow, but the Detroit Pistons got things started early on Wednesday. Mark Stein is reporting that Detroit has acquired forward KJ Martin and two second round picks from the Philadelphia 76ers. Funny enough, Detroit gives up nothing here as they will absorb Martin’s 2-year, $16M deal —

Trae Young got a bit of revenge. Days after Cade Cunningham was named to the All-Star game over Young, Trae hit a game-winning 20-foot jumper with 1.6 seconds remaining to give the Hawks the win over the Pistons, 132-130. The loss snapped Detroit’s two-game winning streak and also ended Atlanta’s eight-game losing streak. It was

One of the reasons Detroit Pistons president has conserved $14 million in cap space is to facilitate deals with teams looking to dodge the NBA’s luxury tax and cap penalties. It looks like he might have a deal lined up with his former franchise which would allow them to fall below the tax line, but

Cade Cunningham was named an All-Star on Thursday, and on Friday he proved he deserved it by dropping 40 points in the Detroit Pistons’ 117-102 win against the Dallas Mavericks. When Cunningham was breaking down defenders and making off-balance layups to seal the win for the Pistons in the fourth quarter, the crowd started showing

The Detroit Pistons are back home at the friendly confines of Little Caesars Arena after a grueling five-game road trip. The Pistons started that trip with two wins, but then dropped three straight. They are looking to right the ship tonight against the Dallas Mavericks. The Mavs have their own woes to contend with. Key

The Pistons are back home after a road-trip that started off great with wins over the Rockets and Hawks only to end with losses to the Magic, Cavaliers, and Pacers. The loss to the Magic was a close game, but it was at a time the Magic were struggling, while the Cavs and Pacers losses

Isaiah Stewart will be all over Little Caesars arena for tonight’s matchup against the Dallas Mavericks. He will be everywhere, that is, except for on the court. Detroit Pistons’ backup big man Isaiah Stewart received a one-game suspension from the NBA for accruing his sixth flagrant foul point of the season, and he happened to

Detroit might once again be home to a franchise in the WNBA. Detroit Pistons owner Tom Gores, together with his wife Holly and local investors, have submitted a bid for a WNBA franchise in Detroit. It’s been over 15 years since the Detroit Shock left town, but in their 12 seasons as a franchise, they

Cade Cunningham is an All-Star! On a special trade deadline preview episode, the guys were thrilled to see the NBA announce All-Star reserves as the recording light lit up red. Blake and Wes discuss how exciting it is to have an All-Star back in Detroit, outline exactly why Cade is so deserving of the honor

The Detroit Pistons have risen from the ashes this season. Cade Cunningham has been a huge reason for that. The fourth-year guard has flashed his star potential throughout his career, but has taken his game to another level this season. No longer is Cade flashing that potential, he’s realizing it and has blossomed into the

In retrospect, it’s probably a good thing that Isaiah Stewart got ejected early in this one. The hostility was high, the physicality was intense, and the talk was nonstop in the Detroit Pistons 133-119 loss to the Indiana Pacers in Indianapolis on Wednesday night. Stewart delivered a hard shove to Thomas Bryant and was assessed

The Detroit Pistons haven’t been below .500 since early January. They face the Indiana Pacers tonight to conclude a five-game road trip with the goal of ensuring that remains the case. The 23-23 Pistons have dropped two in a row, including a lopsided loss to the Cavs. The Pacers, meanwhile, have won 9 of 11

The Detroit Pistons’ warts are becoming increasingly visible with Jaden Ivey out. We know teams are loading up on Cade Cunningham and willing to do anything to get the ball out of his hands. That’s beside the point tonight. The Pistons need their get back on a chattering Indiana Pacers team that beat them a

The Detroit Pistons have $14 million available under the salary cap, meaning the path to adding talent at the NBA trade deadline is easier for them than any other team in the NBA. A recent report indicates that the Pistons are one of several teams interested in trading for Lonzo Ball of the Chicago Bulls.

It’s mailbag time! Send in your questions now for this week’s episode of The Pindown: A Detroit Pistons Podcast. Please submit your question to the comments section here or on X/Twitter to @TheRealWesD3and/or @blakesilverman. Join us live on Thursday at 6 p.m. ET for the show where we’ll talk through all the options and opportunities

The Detroit Pistons never led and never looked like a team that should be leading in a 110-91 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday. It was Detroit’s second consecutive loss and fourth in six games. The Pistons were held to 38% shooting, including 10-of-35 from three-point land. It was just that kind of night