Theresa Boyd+FollowPistons let sharpshooter walk—will it hurt?Lindy Waters III, who shot nearly 40% from deep after joining Detroit, is heading to the Spurs instead of sticking with the Pistons. Despite Detroit’s need for reliable shooters, they let Waters go—just as they’re losing other key scorers. With new faces like Caris LeVert and Duncan Robinson coming in, it’s a gamble on chemistry and shooting that could backfire. Waters now gets a fresh start alongside Wembanyama in San Antonio, chasing a playoff spot. Do you think Detroit will regret letting a proven shooter slip away, or is the new roster up to the challenge? #Sports #Basketball #DetroitPistons160Share
guerrajohn+FollowPistons cut Ron Harper Jr.—what’s next for him?The Detroit Pistons just let go of Ron Harper Jr., son of the NBA legend, after only one game this season. Even though he didn’t get much of a shot in Detroit, Harper Jr. put up solid numbers in the G League—averaging over 16 points and shooting nearly 40% from deep. It’s tough to see a promising young player get waived so quickly. Do you think he’ll get another NBA chance soon, or is the league just too crowded for up-and-comers like him? Let’s hear your thoughts on what’s next for Harper Jr.! #Sports #Basketball #DetroitPistons131Share
Amy Tanner+FollowDetroit Pistons shake up roster with Colby JonesDetroit’s basketball scene just got a fresh twist—Colby Jones, a former second-round pick, is joining the Pistons on a two-way deal. After bouncing between teams and finally showing real promise with the Wizards last season (averaging 9 points, 3 assists, and 4 rebounds), Jones now has a shot to prove himself in Detroit. For a team hungry for new energy and depth, this move could be a game-changer. What do you think—can Jones carve out a bigger role here, or is this just another roster shuffle? Let’s hear your take! #Sports #Basketball #DetroitPistons10Share
Oscar Gonzalez+FollowPistons could land Cam Thomas this summerDetroit might be about to shake up the East even more—reports say the Pistons are now the top contenders to land Cam Thomas, the 24-point-per-game guard from Brooklyn. After a wild turnaround last season and some big roster changes, adding Thomas could give Detroit one of the most exciting young backcourts in the league alongside Cade Cunningham. The Nets haven’t met Thomas’s contract demands, so a sign-and-trade could be on the table. Imagine the scoring punch this duo could bring! What do you think—should the Pistons go all-in for Thomas, or hold out for another move? #Sports #Basketball #DetroitPistons00Share
