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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

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

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

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 Nets guard/forward Joe Harris and two future second-round picks in exchange for two future second-round picks, which was first reported by Shams Charania of The Athletic. Along

Detroit — The Pistons took care of a few housekeeping items this week before the start of free agency. Detroit announced Thursday it has picked up team options for guard Alec Burks and forwards Isaiah Livers and Eugene Omoruyi for the 2023-24 season. Burks, 31, served as the Pistons’ offensive bucket-getter off the bench last

Detroit — With a new coach in place and two new rookies officially with the team, the Detroit Pistons are on the cusp of another pivotal moment of the offseason — the start of free agency. The Pistons are expected to be one of the major players when free agency opens officially opens Friday at

The Detroit Pistons will get their first look at their two new rookies, Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser, during the team’s four-game schedule in the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, which begins next week. Thompson, the Pistons’ pick at No. 5 overall, likely will be one of the highlight pieces of the roster, which

RJ Hampton’s brief time with the Pistons has come to an end. The team announced on Saturday that it waived the former first-round pick after he finished the 2022-23 season in Detroit. Hampton, a 22-year-old guard who was on a non-guaranteed contract worth $1.9 million for next season, joined the Pistons after he was waived

Detroit – They’ve tried with sticks and straw before. And to be sure, we’ve seen our share of bricks thrown up while watching the Pistons try to build a winner here over the last decade or more. But as Troy Weaver stood on one of the practice courts inside the Pistons’ Performance Center late Friday

Detroit — The newest members of the Pistons were welcomed to Detroit for a introductory press conference on Friday afternoon. Ausar Thompson, the fifth pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, and Marcus Sasser, the 25th pick, sat side-by-side at the Pistons’ Midtown practice facility less than 24 hours after hearing their name called by NBA

Detroit — It was a big swing all right, and it didn’t end there. Pistons GM Troy Weaver leapt for talent and tenacity with his first pick, and kept swinging. When it was over, the Pistons had about as tantalizing a draft haul as you could expect. You’ve probably never seen Ausar Thompson play, unless

Detroit — The Pistons desired to add another shooter to their roster, so they traded their only second-round pick to acquire one. As the first round of Thursday’s NBA Draft neared its end, the Pistons executed a trade with the Boston Celtics to acquire the 25th overall pick, who turned out to become Houston guard

Pistons general manager Troy Weaver received high grades for selecting forward Ausar Thompson with the fifth overall pick in the NBA Draft in New York on Thursday. The grades ranged from an “A” from The Sporting News to “B+” from CBS Sports and Bleacher Report to a “B” from SN Nation to “B-” from Draft

For the last three years of Troy Weaver’s tenure as general manager of the Pistons, the guard position was the primary focus of the NBA Draft. That trend finally came to an end on Thursday night at Barclays Center in New York. “With the fifth pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons select…,”

For the last three years of Troy Weaver’s tenure as general manager of the Pistons, the guard position was the primary focus of the NBA Draft. That trend finally came to an end on Thursday night at Barclays Center in New York. “With the fifth pick in the 2023 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons select…,”

Troy Weaver isn’t planning on hiring any bank robbers. The Pistons’ general manager isn’t about to get mugged, either. But he wouldn’t mind stealing another pick or player — or both — in tonight’s NBA Draft. And if he can get away with it, that’s exactly what he should do. The Pistons hold the fifth

Detroit — With less than 24 hours until the first name is called in the 2023 NBA Draft, the transactions around the league are starting to pile up and many are wondering if the Pistons will make a move on draft night. The Boston Celtics reportedly are closing in on a three-team trade to acquire

Detroit — Pre-draft media sessions are typically the time for final questions regarding a team’s direction heading into the NBA Draft. The Pistons are going into Thursday’s draft with two picks — Nos. 5 and 31 — and while the franchise’s first decision is choosing whether to keep or trade the fifth overall pick, general