On Thursday night, the Detroit Pistons closed out their preseason with a matchup against the Washington Wizards. After taking down the Wizards with a 119-98 victory, the Pistons naturally made a few roster moves, parting ways with developmental prospects now that the preseason is in the rearview.
The Detroit Pistons suffered a major injury blow, as it was announced that they will miss the services of Jaden Ivey for at least four weeks due to arthroscopic knee surgery.
Over the past few years, the Detroit Pistons have been working hard trying to build a core of young talent that can lead them into the future. Following a historic 2025 season, the group of talent is starting to garner proper league-wide recognition.
Heading into the upcoming season, one of the biggest storylines for the Detroit Pistons is the return of Jaden Ivey. However, before the former No. 5 pick could even suit up in an official game, he finds himself facing a setback.
The veteran center will play out the final year of his rookie-scale contract. There is still time left for the Pistons to offer an extension to the veteran center, but there haven’t been any terms agreed to at this time.
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Just when the Detroit Pistons thought they were getting Jaden Ivey back, the young guard went down with another unfortunate injury, which will affect his status at the start of the 2025-2026 NBA season.
The Detroit Pistons are wrapping up their preseason on a rather somber note, with the announcement that guard Jaden Ivey will miss at least four weeks after undergoing a procedure on his knee to alleviate discomfort just hours before the tip-off of their preseason finale against the Washington Wizards.
Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey will miss the start of the upcoming regular season after undergoing an arthroscopic knee procedure to relieve discomfort, the team announced Thursday.
Coming off their historic turnaround last season, the Detroit Pistons have a chance to keep climbing the ranks in the Eastern Conference. As the action gets ready to officially get underway, one analyst gave a bold prediction of just how far they can go.
Cade Cunningham is gaining a lot of love heading into his fifth NBA season. The Detroit Pistons guard emerged as one of the most notable guards in the league last season, as he entered the NBA All-Star picture for the first time.
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Expectations are reaching new heights as the regular season approaches for the Detroit Pistons. The franchise aims to build on the success of last season’s 44-38 record and its first postseason appearance since 2019.
With two preseason games remaining, Isaiah Stewart is once again proving his value to the Detroit Pistons. Fans and media outside Detroit may take issue with his physical style of play, but it’s a style that the city embraces.
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Malik Beasley’s investigation could get wrapped up soon, but the NBA is not quite there yet. For the time being, the veteran sharpshooter is likely going to go silent on what his next move is until it’s made.
If you’re a Detroit Pistons fan, the preseason is an exciting time to see what the team has been implementing. Whether it’s new offensive sets, unfamiliar lineups, or players taking on bigger roles, this is the perfect time to iron things out.
It only took two preseason games for Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham to show he’s locked in for the 2025-26 NBA season. Coming off a $224 million contract extension signed in the summer of 2024, Cunningham entered training camp with something to prove — and early signs suggest he’s more than ready to deliver.
The Detroit Pistons were the signature pushovers in the NBA till last season. For five straight years, they hadn’t won more than 23 games, and they hadn’t finished above .500 since 2016.
Malik Beasley remains a free agent, but another playoff team is monitoring his situation. The Cleveland Cavaliers have interest in Beasley, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.
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