Jalen Duren and the Detroit Pistons are in a contract dispute that's lasted over a year. Now the Pistons have reportedly made another concession, which should let their young center take the deal and save face.
Addressing the Pistons’ contract standoff with Jalen Duren for the first time at Monday’s media day, president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon indicated that however the situation is resolved, he expects the young center to be on Detroit’s roster in 2026/27.
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The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
Trajan Langdon has constructed one of the most exciting young teams in the NBA, but there is one huge weakness that is going to prevent them from taking
When the Detroit Pistons tip off the 2026-27 NBA season, they’ll be a part of an Eastern Conference that has vastly improved from last year, when they earned the No.
As the free-agent moves start to slow down and the preparations for the training camp begin, there are many takeaways from an offseason that has left Detroit Pistons fans with mixed feelings.
The Detroit Pistons surprised many this offseason with some of their moves. Following one of their best seasons since the era of the "Goin to Work" Pistons, which saw the franchise earn the No.
As the calendar flips to August and the free agency moves die down, many fans have mixed feelings about how Detroit Pistons general manager Trajan Langdon approached the offseason. After putting together one of their best seasons in recent memory, finishing with a 60-22 overall record and the No.
The Detroit Pistons and general manager Trajan Langdon have been very active on the trade market this offseason. The addition of Oklahoma City guard Isaiah
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
With July winding down and the NBA Summer League wrapping up in Las Vegas, the Detroit Pistons could look to add another free agent to their roster. However, time is running out for the Pistons to get the extra player they need.
This year’s NBA Draft was positive for the Detroit Pistons. Moving from 28th overall to 21st and then landing the 17th pick via a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies allowed them to select Ebuka Okorie from Stanford.
Originally expected to pick at No. 21 overall in the 2026 NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons swapped picks with the Memphis Grizzlies, which gave them Stanford Cardinal guard Ebuka Okorie at No.
The 2026 NBA Draft has finally arrived, and Detroit Pistons fans will soon find out who the franchise takes with the No. 21 overall pick in the first round.
While he didn’t specifically refer to them by name, Pistons president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon made it clear at a press conference on Thursday that the team views Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren and Amen Thompson as its core to build around, writes Omari Sankofa II of The Detroit Free Press (subscriber link).
Heading into his second summer running the Detroit Pistons' front office, Trajan Langdon found himself at a crossroads. Armed with assets and cap space, he could have been aggressive in the open market and landing notable upgrades after an impressive 2025 season.
When Trajan Langdon took over the Detroit Pistons' front office last year, he inherited an array of intriguing young players. Instead of shaking things up and building his own core, he's decided to keep the group intact and bet on their potential.
The Pistons made the playoffs last season after winning only 14 games the year before. That’s called progress. But president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon insists the plan is still all about the long game.
Speaking on Tuesday to reporters, including Omari Sankofa II of The Detroit Free Press (Twitter links), Pistons general manager Trajan Langdon said he doesn’t anticipate that the team will do anything too drastic in free agency or on the trade market this summer after improving its record by 30 wins in 2024/25.
Now that Cade Cunningham has firmly planted himself among the NBA’s elite guards, there’s a new twist to his rising stardom — he’s no longer the hunter.
Detroit Pistons president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon has bought a ton of good will for himself. He took a Pistons team that went 14-68 a season before and shook it up enough to pull off arguably one of the greatest turnarounds in NBA history.
The 2025 NBA offseason is officially underway for the Detroit Pistons. Their season concluded after coming up short in their first-round six-game series against the New York Knicks.
In his first year running the Pistons’ basketball side of things, Trajan Langdon made all the right moves. He hired J.B. Bickerstaff as coach. He brought in veterans like Tobias Harris and Malik Beasley.
You would have a hard time convincing the Detroit Pistons’ former front office to accept their role as a rebuilding squad in the NBA, but the record season after season couldn’t convince anybody otherwise.
There are many ways to go about building a contending roster in the NBA. Are the Detroit Pistons taking any of those paths?
With $64 million in cap space this summer, the Pistons do have some cash to lure in a few players. The question is whether or not those players will want to be a part of a major rebuild that likely won't even lead to a play-in spot next season.
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