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In the modern age of social media, everybody has an opinion on everything. When big news breaks, your feed gets filled with takes on each side of the fence. Even the most outlandish opinion can be found somewhere on the internet. There is nothing this applies to more than sports. Everybody knows what is best

The Detroit Pistons finally completed their oft-rumored deal with the Portland Trail Blazers for Jerami Grant yesterday, and they might not be done dealing just yet. While the move opened up roughly $50 million in cap space as the team enters the offseason, a new report indicates that the Pistons are still shopping for another

It is finally the day of the 2022 NBA Draft, and now it’s time to finish looking at the guys in contention for the Pistons’ 5th pick with the three guys most linked to Detroit in Bennedict Mathurin, Jaden Ivey, and Keegan Murray. Rather than going in-depth as I did with the other guys in

Aside from who the Detroit Pistons will select in Thursday’s NBA Draft, the biggest thing on the minds of most has been the future of Jerami Grant. Well, the day we’ve all been waiting for has arrived as the Pistons dealt the forward to the Portland Trail Blazers for a package that, well, has received

The universal reaction to the Detroit Pistons finally trading Jerami Grant seems to be “That’s it? That’s all you got?” Understandable considering Grant was Troy Weaver’s first major signing and was reportedly being shopped for multiple first-round picks. The floor of his value seemed to be the late teens. Instead, he was traded for a

The Detroit Pistons traded Jerami Grant to the Portland Trail Blazers on Wednesday, but not for the Blazers’ 7th overall pick in Thursday’s NBA Draft. Instead, they received a 2025 pick from Milwaukee. They also move up from 46 to 36 in Thursday’s second round by swapping picks with Portland as well as receiving a

If you’ve followed many of us draft-heads here at DBB, like ScottFL and myself, you will know we don’t advocate drafting traditional centers. As the league becomes increasingly perimeter-oriented on both sides of the ball, centers that can neither guard perimeter players in space nor space the floor themselves with the three-point shot have become

The NBA Draft is almost here and Detroit Pistons fans will get a much better sense of the direction of their favorite team once the dust settles and the 58th pick is made. Right now, the Pistons pick fifth overall, but all eyes are actually on the Sacramento Kings and pick four. Who will they

Tevin Brown is definitely one of the guys I am betting on to be a sleeper for the 2022 NBA Draft. A guard out of Murray State listed at 6-foot-5 and 175 pounds, he may seem on the smaller side, but he does have big-time game. Brown played four years for the Racers and even

The 2022 NBA Draft is almost upon us, and I can’t wait for it to be over so I can just know who’s gonna be on the court for the Detroit Pistons in the Las Vegas Summer League. The draft isn’t here YET, though, which leaves us with many a rumor and many a mock

Now that we have looked at a couple of forwards as possible second-round picks in the NBA Draft, let’s switch our attention to the guard spots. Someone I was completely tardy to the party for in this 2022 NBA Draft cycle is guard Žiga Samar. Samar plays for Urbas Fuenlabrada in the Spanish ACB league

While we here at DBB did talk about Shaedon Sharpe being the mystery man of the 2022 NBA Draft, personally, I think that title goes to Florida State’s John Butler Jr. If you glance at his stats, you will be underwhelmed with his per-game averages of 5.9 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 0.7 assists. Butler does,

Here at Detroit Bad Boys we try and give you as in-depth NBA Draft coverage as possible whether it be the first round, second round, or even the team’s potential undrafted free agents. While the majority of the talk has been about the team’s 5th overall pick—and rightly so—the team does also currently own the

The NBA Draft takes place Thursday, and to many Detroit Pistons fans, the most exciting aspect of the day won’t be who the team selects fifth overall, but what they finally get for all those mythical Jerami Grant trades they’ve made in their head for the past 1.5 years. The fan base, it seems, is

Kellen Voss of Maize N Brew sat down with me recently to discuss the guys from the 2021-22 Michigan Wolverine’s Basketball team and their chances of being drafted in Thursday’s NBA Draft. We discuss Caleb Houstan, Moussa Diabate, and Eli Brooks. We also talk about who we would like to see the Detroit Pistons draft

The Pistons Pulse is brought to you by The Detroit Free Press and is co hosted by Bryce Simon of MotorCityHoops and Omari Sankofa II, Detroit Pistons beat writer for The Detroit Free Press. Omari and Bryce give a complete Pistons and NBA draft primer before the real thing on Thursday night. They begin the

Detroit Pistons veteran reserve guard Cory Joseph is picking up his player option for $5.1 million, according to Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports. Detroit Pistons guard Cory Joseph is opting into his $5.1 million player option for the 2022-23 season, league sources tell @YahooSports. — Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) June 21, 2022 This doesn’t really come

Well Ladies and Gentleman, we are here at the end of Draft Season as the NBA Draft is just over 48 hours away. I can’t wait to see who the Pistons select! Oh and if you did not know, we here at DBB will be doing a LIVE NBA Draft Show hosted by Bryce Simon

Bennedict Mathurin doesn’t seem to be sitting at the top of anybody’s list. He’s not the best scorer in the draft class, the most NBA ready, the most polished, the top defender or the most athletic. When you float the name of Mathurin as a potential pick at No. 5 for the Detroit Pistons, the

We’re days away from the 2022 NBA Draft and while much of the conversation is focused on who the Detroit Pistons will select with the No. 5 overall pick, let’s take a break and look at things from a betting perspective. Wagering on the draft is, surprisingly, one of the more fun ways to watch.