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Theoretically the Pistons are done adding pieces to the 2009-10 roster. There could always be another trade, but we’re probably looking at the squad coach John Kuester is going to attempt to lead back into Eastern Conference contention.
Getting Chris Wilcox adds a much needed additional big body to the rotation. Let’s take a look around [...]
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July 19, 2009
Chad Ford:
The Detroit Pistons have agreed to a two-year deal with free agent Chris Wilcox, a source told ESPN.com.
The deal is for $6 million over the next two years according to sources.
Wilcox was signed as a replacement for Antonio McDyess, who left the team via free agency to sign with the Spurs.
Wilcox is an athletic [...]
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by Tom ZillerFiled under: Knicks, Pistons, NBA TransactionsDetroit has been rumored to be interested in a few power forwards to back up big free agent signing Charlie Villanueva, all odd ducks with some flavor of a wacky game. There was Big Baby Glen Davis, a thick shooter with a personality vacillating between child and swag. Or Drew Gooden, the ultraconfident post player with a...
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The team that was rumored to have the most interest in Glen Davis is Detroit and they just took themselves out of the running by coming to an agreement to sign Chris Wilcox. I guess they were afraid that they couldn't make an offer that Danny wouldn't match. So far, the big restricted free agents who have gotten offers had them matched by their teams. The Blazers made...
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Ok, so everybody and their mother knows that the Rockets are not done this offseason with aquiring big men. I think we need one more big man to be a backup center, especially now that Yao is out for the entire season. I hope that David Anderson does pan out and become a solid contributor, but I would also like to have a proven NBA commodity to at least be a big man in the middle...
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July 18, 2009
The Detroit Pistons just signed Chris Wilcox to a reported two year $6 million deal, using basically the rest of there cap space for him. There is though just enough room for them to sign a player to the veterans minimum.
The two players they are interesting in signing are Gooden and Rasho. It was reported before Wilcox was signed that they were more interested in Rasho and...
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