The Detroit Pistons are making a statement to their young guys this season, and it's to prove it. The October 20 extension deadline came and went without new deals for Jaden Ivey or Jalen Duren.
Earlier this week, Caris LeVert was among multiple players making a debut with a new team. The veteran guard suited up for the Detroit Pistons for the first time.
After not making any drastic changes in the offseason, one key storyline for the Detroit Pistons remains the growth of the young core. Based on how he looked in Wednesday's season opener, Ron Holland looks poised to step up more for the team in year two.
The Detroit Pistons’ season opener was a disappointing 115-111 loss to the Chicago Bulls. They trailed by as many as 23 points before storming back to tie the game at 107 in the fourth quarter.
Hakeem The Dream, Clyde The Glide, Magic: The NBA has produced some incredible nicknames over the decades. Some, like Magic and Penny, have even come to largely replace the player's actual name.
The Detroit Pistons gave the Chicago Bulls too much freedom in the first half of Wednesday night’s game. As a result, the Pistons found themselves trailing big early on.
Throughout his NBA career, Detroit Pistons forward Isaiah Stewart has always stayed ten toes down. The bruising power forward regularly comes to his teammates' defense and never backs down from opponents.
A former Detroit Pistons player is entering the coaching space. According to a report, Jason Maxiell is going to join the Sacramento Kings’ G League affilaite, the Stockton Kings, as an assistant coach.
After an inspiring preseason, the Detroit Pistons came out flat in their first matchup of the 2025-2026 regular season. Facing a Chicago Bulls team that’s viewed as one of the rebuilding squads in the Eastern Conference, the Pistons didn’t look like the same team that made a playoff push from one year ago.
This game was destined to be either a disgusting win or a dispiriting loss for the Detroit Pistons. It was a dispiriting loss. The Pistons went down by as many as 23, including 16 in the first quarter, but fought their way back to tie the game in the final minutes.
After a long wait, the Detroit Pistons kick off their regular season schedule with a matchup against the Chicago Bulls. As they attempt to start the year on a positive note, they find themselves extremely thin at the point guard position.
On Wednesday night, the Detroit Pistons are slated to kick off their regular season schedule against the Chicago Bulls. As the team prepares for this matchup, head coach J.B.
Caris LeVert has popped up on the Detroit Pistons’ injury report ahead of their season opener. While the first-year Pistons player doesn’t seem to be in real danger of missing time, his presence on the report suggests that his debut with the team could get pushed back.
For the better part of the past two decades, there has been a constant theme of the Detroit Pistons staying the course — for better and, usually, for worse.
With their season opener just around the corner, the Detroit Pistons will have a chance to start building off their historic 2025 campaign. As the franchise aims to keep trending in the right direction, one player they'll be heavily relying on is Cade Cunningham.
The Detroit Pistons engineered much of last season's historic turnaround without guard Jaden Ivey. As their young core prepares to keep climbing -- beginning with Wednesday's opener against the host Chicago Bulls -- the Pistons will be minus Ivey for a bit longer.
After a miraculous 2024-25 campaign, the Detroit Pistons are heading into their 2025-26 season opener with much higher expectations than they had around this time last year.
The Detroit Pistons will enter the new campaign with optimism following last season’s run to the NBA Playoffs, and center Jalen Duren figures to be a critical part of the team’s efforts, even if his long-term contract situation is not yet fleshed out.
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.
Ausar Thompson has established himself as a key player for the Detroit Pistons, and head coach JB Bickerstaff has high hopes for the 22-year-old guard this upcoming season.