Last Word On Pro Basketball

There have been three big developments in the Eastern Conference in the past several days. First and foremost, reports came out that Giannis Antetokounmpo is open playing for another team in the future. Then, the Boston Celtics lost Jayson Tatum to a ruptured Achilles. Last, but not least, the Philadelphia 76ers got the third pick in the upcoming draft. In a strange way, all of … [Read more...] about Tatum’s Injury: Game-Changer for Giannis Antetokounmpo Future

The Chicago Bulls are entering the 2025 offseason in yet another rebuild. According to Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times, no one on the roster besides Matas Buzelis is considered to be untouchable. One of the first areas of the roster that the Bulls’ front office needs to address is their overcrowded backcourt. The Bulls finished the season with nine guards on their roster, … [Read more...] about 3 Potential Trade Destinations for Ayo Dosunmu

Coming into the 2024–25 season, the small forward spot was one of the Detroit Pistons’ most intriguing areas. Ausar Thompson made an early splash as a rookie but eventually hit a wall and was later sidelined by a blood clot. At the trade deadline last season, the Pistons added Simone Fontecchio, who impressed with 15.4 points and 4.4 rebounds per game in 16 appearances, but an … [Read more...] about How Strong Was the Pistons Small Forward Rotation In 2024-25?

The Detroit Pistons knew they needed help at the power forward position this season. Last season, that role was played by committee, with Isaiah Stewart, Bojan Bogdanović, Isaiah Livers, and even rookie Ausar Thompson all logging minutes there. Each player offered something unique, but the constant rotation showed a lack of consistency. Enter Trajan Langdon, whose first … [Read more...] about Tobias Harris’ Impact: Grading the Pistons’ Power Forward Rotation

There was quiet optimism surrounding the Detroit Pistons’ center rotation entering the season. Jalen Duren looked to build after his promising first two seasons, despite the inconsistencies that came with them. Isaiah Stewart returned to his natural role at center after spending the previous year as a stretch-four experiment. And Paul Reed, a high-energy big waived by the … [Read more...] about Grading Detroit Pistons Centers: Strength, Growth, and Grit Shown