TWO of the East’s outstanding members, the Detroit Pistons and Cleveland Cavaliers, just put what could be the finishing touches to their rosters. Just
The Detroit Pistons have been the best team in the Eastern Conference this season, and every player in the rotation has pitched in to some extent for their success.
Dannss Jenkins and the Detroit Pistons finally reached a much-anticipated agreement. Jenkins, in his second year on a two-way contract with the Pistons, reportedly turned down a two-year minimum contract offer by the Pistons late last month.
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The Pistons are converting Daniss Jenkins from a two-way contract to a two-year standard deal using a portion of their bi-annual exception, reports Shams Charania of ESPN (via Twitter).
The Detroit Pistons sudden takeover of the Eastern Conference has been due to the amount of players making a leap this season, really showing the team’s depth and talent.
When the New York Knicks arrived in Detroit, they were red-hot and looking to prove themselves even more. However, they ended up leaving Little Caesars Arena humbled and cooled off by the Pistons.
If you walked into Little Caesars Arena on Friday night expecting another heartbreak, nobody would have blamed you. The Detroit Pistons were coming off a loss to the Wizards that was ugly.
Daniss Jenkins scored 18 points, helping the host Detroit Pistons snap the New York Knicks' eight-game winning streak with an emphatic 118-80 win on Friday night.
Pistons head of basketball operations Trajan Langdon said on Friday that the team plans to promote two-way standout Daniss Jenkins to a standard contract over the weekend, per Omari Sankofa II of The Detroit Free Press (Twitter video link).
Daniss Jenkins has been an absolute rookie revelation for the Detroit Pistons this season. The entire team has been a revelation for the entire city of Detroit, but Jenkins has been the diamond in the rough this bench unit has needed.
Stephon Castle is making noise, even if he does not see himself as a scorer first. The reigning Rookie of the Year entered Saturday with averages of 16.6 points and 7.0 assists, but Castle told Jeff McDonald of the San Antonio Express-News that defense is where he wants to make his mark.
Second-year guard Daniss Jenkins recently declined a two-year, minimum-salary contract offer from the Pistons, report Jake Fischer and Marc Stein of The Stein Line (Substack link).
Shorthanded victories have been an impressive staple of the Detroit Pistons’ 2025-26 regular season. Missing three key contributors, the Pistons managed to defeat the Cleveland Cavaliers 114-110 in a tough road showdown.
Cade Cunningham had 27 points, six rebounds and seven assists, and Daniss Jenkins scored 21 of his 25 points in the second quarter, giving the Eastern Conference-leading Detroit Pistons a 114-110 win over the host Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday afternoon.
Daniss Jenkins has a story of resilience and desire to succeed. He wasn't a high-star recruit coming out of high school; he didn't end up getting drafted, but somehow, he completed the lifelong dream of playing in the NBA.
The Detroit Pistons aren’t just hot — they’re imposing their will on the league. And at the center of this 11-game surge is Daniss Jenkins, the undrafted, two-way guard turned full-blown rotation disrupter.
When the Detroit Pistons were desperate for someone to step up, Daniss Jenkins answered the call. Down five rotation players and trailing 112-102 with six minutes left, the Pistons mounted a furious 25-15 rally capped by Jenkins’ last-second three to force overtime.
You could be forgiven if you'd never heard of Daniss Jenkins before Monday night. After he saved the Detroit Pistons in only his 13th career game, the Pistons — and the Washington Wizards — won't forget him anytime soon.