The Detroit Pistons shocked the basketball world this past season, finishing 44-38 and snagging the No. 6 seed in the Eastern Conference. After years of being stuck in rebuild purgatory, their young core finally began to show what it could be.
When Tobias Harris signed with the Detroit Pistons, he embarked on a new journey in his NBA career. Along with helping the young squad turn the corner and become a more competitive bunch, he's playing his part in uplifting the community as well.
After not making any substantial moves in the offseason, the primary focus for the Detroit Pistons remains their young core. Roughly a month away from the start of the regular season, one analyst views a key member of the roster as a frontrunner for a seasonal award.
After being taken fifth overall in the 2024 draft, Ron Holland joined a Detroit Pistons team eager to turn its fortunes around. As he prepares for his sophomore campaign, he reflected on the group's hunger to keep improving amid their recent success.
The Detroit Pistons took Ron Holland with the fifth overall pick in last year’s NBA Draft, and the former G League Ignite swingman apparently left a lasting impression on the team during his rookie season.
After tripling their win total from last season, the Detroit Pistons were an interesting team heading into the offseason. They had a sizable amount of cap space, along with an array of assets to pull off a big trade that would move the needle.
The Detroit Pistons are continuing their rebuild following a 44-38 finish during the 2024-25 season, securing the six-seed in the Eastern Conference and heading back to their first NBA Playoffs since the 18-19 season.
When Cade Cunningham entered the NBA as the No. 1 overall pick in 2021, the expectations surrounding him were enormous. Detroit hadn’t had a true franchise cornerstone since the days of Chauncey Billups and the mid-2000s championship Pistons.
The Detroit Pistons appear close to finalizing their 2025-26 training camp roster. According to Keith Smith of Sportac, the Pistons have inked Charles Bediako, Dawson Garcia, John Ukomadu, and Brice Williams to Exhibit 10 training camp deals.
For the last 16 years, the Detroit Pistons have been the city's primary professional basketball team. As that gets ready to change, a pair of former stars were seen looking back at the good old days online.
Earlier this month, former Detroit Pistons forward Tayshaun Prince was inducted into the Hall of Fame as a member of the 2008 Men's Olympic Team. Two decades later, one analyst wants to see the franchise represented on the international stage once again.
The Detroit Pistons took a big leap in the Eastern Conference last season. After a 14-68 record in 2023-24, the Pistons made a huge improvement in 2024-25, finishing 44-38 and capturing the 6th seed in the East.
Last summer, the Detroit Pistons once again found themselves with the fifth overall pick in the NBA Draft. They'd settle on forward Ron Holland, who managed to make a strong impression in his first year with the franchise.
Coming off a disastrous 2024 season, the Detroit Pistons underwent a much-needed makeover last offseason. Arguably nobody benefited more from the alterations than former No.
Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham will be one of the players to watch in the upcoming season following his breakout campaign in his fourth year in the NBA.
Since being drafted first overall back in 2021, Detroit Pistons fans have taken Cade Cunningham in as one of their own. Coming off a historic season, the emerging star returned the love with some recent remarks.
Last season, no team raised its stock in the NBA more than the Detroit Pistons. Amid their historic turnaround, people in and around the league are more optimistic about the future of the franchise than they've been in some time.
The Pistons landed their best spot in ESPN’s long-term power rankings since 2017. Why? Well, Cade Cunningham’s All-NBA leap in his fourth season has given Detroit a true franchise anchor, ESPN writes, and the front office now has the flexibility to build around him in Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson.
Last season, the Detroit Pistons got their first taste of the playoffs since 2019. Although they lost to the New York Knicks in the first round, the fans in Motor City have many reasons to be optimistic.
Malik Beasley is in wait-and-see mode, but one thing is certain: he would love another run with the Pistons, as relayed by Omari Sankofa II of the Detroit Free Press.
Beasley is no longer considered a target in an ongoing federal probe related to NBA gambling activity, but the free-agent sharpshooter is still being investigated by the league.
When the Detroit Pistons brought Tobias Harris back last summer, fans met the question of his potential as a key contributor with skepticism. Many fans questioned the move, citing his age and his substantial contract history.