Paul Reed and Mitchell Robinson got into a shoving match during Game 3 of the Eastern Conference first-round playoff series between the New York Knicks and Detroit Pistons at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Thursday night.
With less than a minute to go, the Detroit Pistons were on the brink of losing a second straight playoff game to a furious New York Knicks comeback. Then Dennis Schroder coolly drained a game-winner.
Sunday’s game was a tough one for the Detroit Pistons. Not only did they enter the matchup shorthanded, missing three starters as Cade Cunningham, Tobias Harris, and Jaden Ivey were all out for the matchup, but they ended up getting off to a hot start before watching it all slip away.
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Detroit Pistons center Paul Reed finds himself in a better situation than his former team, the Philadelphia 76ers. Recently, he let them know about it.
Considering their lottery situation, the Sixers really didn’t need a win Sunday afternoon in Dallas, but that didn’t matter to Jalen Hood-Schifino or the other players trying to prove themselves at the NBA level, writes Keith Pompey of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
With a couple of key absences in the front court on Monday night, Detroit Pistons center Paul Reed had an opportunity to collect early playing in the matchup against the Utah Jazz.
With one of the final picks in the 2020 NBA Draft, the Philadelphia 76ers took a flier on Paul Reed. Despite being a late second-round pick, the athletic forward has managed to carve out a role in the league.
The NBA has players players for their roles in an incident during Thursday’s game between the Jazz and Pistons.
Discussing the Paul Reed transactions, Cade Cunningham’s All-Star status and more! The Pindown is back to discuss the Pistons’ recent overtime win over the Miami Heat and difficult loss to the Utah Jazz.
Thursday's meeting between the Detroit Pistons and Utah Jazz was far from lacking in the entertainment factor. Things ended up reaching a fever pitch as a fight nearly ensued mid-game.
The Detroit Pistons’ frontcourt has seen quite the shakeup recently. As Jalen Duren dealt with a wrist injury, the team made a shocking roster move by cutting some depth when they waived Paul Reed.
It’s been quite a few days for the Detroit Pistons front office. Over the weekend, the team shocked the hoops world when they decided to waive the veteran center Paul Reed one month before his salary became guaranteed for the year.
For a brief moment, Philadelphia 76ers fans believed there was a chance at a Paul Reed reunion. The former Philly fan-favorite was on pace to become a free agent after getting waived by the Detroit Pistons.
The decision to bring back a veteran center turned out to be a useful one for the Detroit Pistons. As the Pistons battled it out against the Miami Heat on Monday night, they lost their backup center Isaiah Stewart to a knee injury.
The Detroit Pistons separating from Paul Reed did not last very long. The team waived him on Saturday after adding him off waivers in the offseason. Dropping Reed from the roster put Detroit under the minimum salary floor, so they needed to add a player by Sunday.
The Washington Wizards are a rebuilding team, which means that they need to look in every nook and cranny to try and improve the squad. A new player has recently hit waivers and he could be of interest to the Wizards.
In the offseason, the Philadelphia 76ers revamped their roster, bringing in countless new players in an attempt to further their quest for the coveted Larry O'Brien trophy following their opening-round exit to the New York Knicks.
The Pistons have signed guard Javante McCoy, according to a team press release. The 6’5” McCoy has appeared in 12 games this season for the Motor City Cruise, the Pistons NBA G League affiliate, averaging 14.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 26.1 minutes per game.
Could Paul Reed find his way back to the Philadelphia 76ers? After getting waived by the Sixers this past offseason, he was claimed by the Detroit Pistons and started the season in the Motor City.
The Detroit Pistons added a new big man this week in former Philadelphia 76ers center Paul Reed. While Detroit has been working the free agency and trade markets in order to add new veterans to the roster, they managed to claim Reed on the waiver wire.
In 2023-24, he averaged 7.3 points, 6.0 rebounds, 0.8 steals and 1.0 blocks.
Philadelphia 76ers big man Paul Reed was a restricted free agent this past offseason and actually signed a three-year, $23 million offer sheet with the Utah Jazz.
76ers big man Paul Reed provided the Knicks with some bulletin board material on Thursday, two days ahead of the teams' first-round playoff series.
Paul Reed likes to play physically and clearly wants to ensure he isn't penalized for his bullish brand of basketball. Whether Anthony Davis is able to turn that physicality into free-throw attempts remains to be seen.
The Utah Jazz had a couple of tricks up their sleeve with the offer sheet to 76ers restricted free agent Paul Reed.
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