If you were hoping the Pistons would part ways with multiple young players this offseason and replace them with already-made vets, the hiring of Vinson doesn’t lean toward that avenue. If you were wanting Detroit to run it back with one of the youngest starting lineups in the NBA once again, forcing these players to grow on the fly, that, too, doesn’t feel likely because of how much cap space is at the club’s disposal. The likeliest scenario is that Langdon and the Pistons, at least for this first offseason, are going to try and have a better blend of proven NBA veterans and prospects with upside. That always felt like the best outcome if it were able to all come together.