Let the good times continue to roll in the motor city. The 19-5 Pistons return to Detroit tonight against Jalen Johnson and the 14-11 Atlanta Hawks after a well-deserved five-day break in the regular season schedule.
Pistons fans are reasonably worried about the approach President of Basketball Operations Trajan Langdon can take this trade season. There isn't a lack of trust in Langdon, but simply a cautious attitude toward something they're so unfamiliar with: overwhelming success.
The Detroit Pistons are the best team in the Eastern Conference so far this season, but that doesn't make them immune from trade rumors. The Pistons should still be looking for ways to improve their team even when things appear to be smooth sailing.
The leaders in the Eastern Conference standings didn't reach the knockout stage of the NBA Cup. That wasn't necessarily a bad thing for the Detroit Pistons.
There's very little to be concerned about in Detroit right now. The Pistons are the best team in the Eastern conference with 19 wins and the New York Knicks are two games behind them with 17 wins.
Christmas and the NBA go hand-in-hand. The day serves for the top hoops league in the world, like Thanksgiving for the NFL. However, while the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys are perpetual Thanksgiving participants, the NBA has mixed up the matchups and the teams throughout the years.
At the end of the first quarter of the 2025-26 season, the Detroit Pistons are sitting atop the NBA’s Eastern Conference standings with a record of 19-5.
The Detroit Pistons sit atop the Eastern Conference, and with that rise comes a new set of questions: Who should they target in trades? With that framework in mind, here’s a look at the most important Pistons on the roster right now.
The Pistons sit atop the Eastern conference with 19 wins and just five losses. The team is also loaded with 14 second round picks and control of their first round picks for the next seven seasons.
Sitting atop the east, expectations continue to grow for the Detroit Pistons. The better this team does, the more disappointing it would be if they can’t maintain it in the postseason.
And yes—Stewart is nails. He is an enforcer. He’s the player opponents think twice about testing. But the 6-foot-8 big man is far more than a bruiser who checks in only to crank up the physicality.
As great as Anthony Davis is, at 33 years old, he’s more like a car that turns heads—then stalls before hitting the block. A calf injury has already kept him out of 13 games this season.
With his client out of professional basketball since the end of last season, Malik Beasley's agent on Tuesday threw cold water on a report over the weekend that the guard was close to signing to play overseas.
Malik Beasley’s offseason was supposed to be a breakout moment, the kind where contenders line up at his door. Instead, everything shifted the moment gambling allegations surfaced.
The Pistons have been one of the best stories of the NBA season so far. Detroit basketball is overcoming all preseason odds and expectations after a combination
Detroit Pistons President of Basketball Operations Trajan Langdon has the opportunity to do something massive for his franchise. Since being hired in 2024, Langdon has put this Pistons team in a flexible position.
In the modern-day NBA, the focus, the mentality of what is seen on social media, is mainly centered on high-octane offense, dunks and three-pointers from anywhere on the court.
Free agent swingman Malik Beasley is in advanced talks on a rest-of-season contract with Partizan Belgrade, according to Dusan Markovic of Nova.rs. The reported deal is expected to be worth roughly $2 million and would not include an NBA opt-out clause (via HoopsRumors and Sportando).
The Detroit Pistons entered the night with purpose, and Isaiah Stewart made sure that message carried through every possession against the Milwaukee Bucks.
A strong team balance helped anchor the Detroit Pistons to their 124-112 win over the Milwaukee Bucks. Detroit had seven different scorers contribute double-figure points in their victorious effort, as they remain in first place in the Eastern Conference at 19-5.
Cade Cunningham led seven Detroit players in double figures with 23 points and 12 assists as the host Pistons rolled past Milwaukee, 124-112, on Saturday night.
Isaiah Stewart had another bone to pick over the weekend. The Detroit Pistons played Saturday against the Milwaukee Bucks at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Mich.
As the conversation about Giannis Antetokounmpo wanting out of Milwaukee heats up, many are once again speculating that he will try to force a trade to New York. But there are other intriguing possibilities.
Two Detroit Pistons were rewarded for their impact to open the season. Cade Cunningham was named the Eastern Conference Player of the Month for October and November, while J.B.
The 2025-26 Detroit Pistons are playing like they are one of the best teams in franchise history. While that may seem a bit hyperbolic, it's also a fact based on their current win streak.