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. That player was guard Javante McCoy, who was signed to a non-guaranteed deal. Reed being off the Pistons lasted for … [Read more...] about 48 Hours After Being Waived, Pistons Re-Sign Center
NBA Ratings: The Biggest Player On All 30 Teams
The ceaseless questions about NBA ratings have yet to be answered. For many, the problem is combination of the product itself and the coverage. This argument has merit in the sense that there have criticisms about schematic diversity and defensive performance. Furthermore, the NBA media tends to be overwhelmingly negative. However, there’s also the possibility that fans just … [Read more...] about NBA Ratings: The Biggest Player On All 30 Teams
Potential Trade Targets To Help Pistons Add Offensive Power
After an impressive win against the New York Knicks, the Detroit Pistons couldn’t maintain momentum, suffering a 123-99 loss to the Boston Celtics. Ron Holland delivered his best performance of the season, scoring 26 points, while Cade Cunningham filled the stat sheet with 18 points, eight assists, and eight rebounds. However, the Pistons’ offense stalled, shooting just 7/37 … [Read more...] about Potential Trade Targets To Help Pistons Add Offensive Power
Pistons Waive Center, Will Need To Reach Salary Floor After Move
With Joel Embiid absent for about half of last season, the Philadelphia 76ers often called on Paul Reed to take his place with the starters. All in all, the 25-year-old started 24 games last season and remained in the rotation in their first round series loss to the New York Knicks. In the offseason though, the 76ers waived Reed. The Detroit Pistons ended up claiming Reed off … [Read more...] about Pistons Waive Center, Will Need To Reach Salary Floor After Move
Pistons’ Three-Point Surge: Can They Sustain Their Momentum?
Going into Thursday night’s game against the Boston Celtics, the Detroit Pistons have made a notable leap in three-point shooting. In their last two games, they’ve shot a blistering 38-75 from beyond the arc (.506%), elevating their offense to new heights. This marks a dramatic improvement from last season when their struggles from beyond the arc reflected a lack of confidence … [Read more...] about Pistons’ Three-Point Surge: Can They Sustain Their Momentum?