With five new faces, the Detroit Pistons’ rotation will see some significant changes next season. Their leading scorer during the last two seasons, Jerami Grant, is now a member of the Portland Trail Blazers. Frank Jackson, Rodney McGruder and Luka Garza are no longer on the team. Lottery picks Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren will require minutes,
When the Pistons released their Summer League roster earlier this month, the squad had the potential to be one of the best teams in Las Vegas, on paper. Detroit surprisingly listed two of its best players in Cade Cunningham and Saddiq Bey on its summer team, alongside top rookies Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren, both lottery
The moment Jerami Grant was traded, the big question became, “Who is going to take his place in the starting lineup?” As it stands, the Pistons have zero prototypical power forwards on their roster. As we search for answers, Detroit Bad Boys will be examining five candidates on their potential as the starting 4. From
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The Detroit Lions, Detroit Pistons, Detroit Red Wings and now the Detroit Tigers have all secured premium young talent as draft season nears its end. Nothing can excite the fanbase of four struggling franchises like new faces. Detroit franchises combined for six first-round picks in 2022 drafts. The Lions nabbed Michigan football defensive end Aidan Hutchinson and Alabama wide receiver
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Talk about opening your NBA career with a Bang: [embedded content] Detroit Pistons Summer League Head Coach, Jordan Brink, drew up a nice little action that highlighted what Duren, and fellow rookie Jaden Ivey, do best, drawing oohs and aahs from the Las Vegas crowd. When talking about what Jalen Duren does best RIGHT NOW,
Hey everyone. This is Laz Jackson of Detroit Bad Boys, and on this week’s episode Ben Gulker and I talk about what we saw from the Pistons in Las Vegas. We go over Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren’s obvious athletic gifts, preview Isaiah Stewart and Isaiah Livers’ role during the regular season, and Ben has
Yes, we believe the Detroit Pistons’ future is bright. Even Cade Cunningham was impressed by general manager Troy Weaver’s 2022 NBA draft class, calling it “magic.” But JJ Redick is especially high on the team’s young core and prognosis going forward, and gave a bold prediction that Pistons fans would love to see come to fruition. The
The Detroit Pistons completed their Las Vegas Summer League slate Saturday with a 102-86 win over the Orlando Magic. First-round draft picks Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren played in spurts while other youngsters such as Buddy Boeheim, Jules Bernard and Braxton Key have taken larger roles. Here’s what we learned about the team after 10 days in
A Summer League game between the Detroit Pistons and Orlando Magic was played on Saturday, but it didn’t live up to the potential of what could’ve been if three of the top 13 overall picks from last month’s draft had been available. Which might’ve been a good thing for the Pistons, because it offered an opportunity to
The Detroit Pistons finished the 2022 Las Vegas Summer League with a blowout victory. The Pistons defeated the Orlando Magic, 102-86, thanks to strong performances from several of their Summer League signings. Jules Bernard scored a team-high 22 points, tallied nine rebounds, and three assists.Charlie Moore added 21 points, eight assists, five rebounds and two steals. Stanley
Isaiah Livers has been among the most pleasant surprises for the Detroit Pistons so far in Summer League, and I know we have a piece upcoming focused on Livers as the potential starting power forward as part of our “Who’s the 4?” series via Matt Way. While that is a worthy conversation, what interested me
Detroit Pistons fans got a good look at the team’s 2022 draft class during summer league in Las Vegas. Well, most of the draft class. Gabriele Procida, selected 36th overall by the Portland Trail Blazers and then traded to Detroit, is a man of mystery. The 20-year-old Italian wing isn’t on the Pistons’ Summer League
The Pistons trailed the Cleveland Cavaliers by 23 points on Thursday and rallied back to take a one-point lead in the fourth quarter. However, it wasn’t enough as Detroit suffered an 82-79 loss in Thomas and Mack Center. Detroit had a chance to tie the game with 9.4 seconds left, but Jules Bernard’s 3-point attempt was blocked by Cavs guard
With all of their core young players on the bench, it appeared the Detroit Pistons were heading toward a blowout loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers in Las Vegas Summer League play Thursday. But a second-half rally made things interesting. Detroit fell to the Cavaliers, 82-79, but outscored them 53-37 in the second half to wipe
Jaden Ivey, the Pistons’ explosive No. 5 overall draft pick in last month’s draft, hasn’t played in the Las Vegas Summer League since he suffered a right ankle injury in the first quarter against the Washington Wizards on Saturday. However, Pistons coach Dwane Casey appeared optimistic that Ivey would be fine when asked about the injury during
The NBA world is abuzz with the report of the Deandre Ayton saga finally coming close to a conclusion after he agreed to a gigantic $133 million offer sheet from the Indiana Pacers. It’s unclear if the offer sheet is already signed, thus negating any potential for a sign-and-trade deal with the Phoenix Suns, or
As the NBA Summer League winds down, the court will be filled with a crop of newcomers that joined the Detroit Pistons just a few weeks ago. The rookies got to show their stuff, and now it’s up to the basketball vagabonds to catch someone’s eye. The Pistons’ Summer League blue unis a temporary way
The moment Jerami Grant was traded, the big question became, “Who is going to take his place in the starting lineup?” As it stands, the Detroit Pistons have zero prototypical power forwards on their roster. As we search for answers, Detroit Bad Boys will be examining five candidates on their potential as the starting 4.