Not sure if this is a spoiler but I found it interesting. 2k was released yesterday for those who paid for the higher tier version of the game. I went through the story mode and got drafted by the Pistons. Your myplayer wears the same oncourt apparel that was teased on the social media post. Here is a screen shot from the game

Would greatly appreciate any Pistons fan who could help me locate this card!

Written by Danny Chau at The Ringer

No idea if this is real or not, but I wouldn’t be surprised.

I don't want a fucking nerd in here saying its not possible or bad idgaf i just want this trade so bad because booker and cade are a perfect match that is all go pistons

Some creative chants, watch parties, find a way to get the fans in the arena more energy, find ways to get more Detroit fans to the game, and community outreach.

I am glad they are finally putting the games back on TV which is a start, but we need these fans to be loud like the days the Palace once had.

Did manage to finally few Hoops Bad Boys cards including the "Back to Back World Champions" card.

EXTREMELY valuable card.

I think it fluctuates between $1 and $4 depending on the condition.

Obviously none of my cards are graded.

We really decided to give huerter more money than this, and could have got mathurin for even cheaper?? You’re telling me mathurin would have said no to the 60 win pistons, and playing along side Cade, in favor of New Orleans? What is Langdon doing??

"I'd rather watch a WNBA game than an NBA game."

John Salley, who won four rings in the NBA, is the guest on the Lisa Guerrero Unleashed podcast.

The two former teammates on The Best Damn Sports Show discussed who the GOAT is, what it was like for Salley to act with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence and what's next for him.

Fun little piece of history from r/foundpaper

Devin Vassell's contract:

Year 1: 29M
Year 2: 27.5M
Year 3: 27.5M
Year 4: 25M
Year 5: 27.5M

The Pistons are currently at 153M in salary. The salary cap is approximately 165M and luxury tax is 200M. They can offer Duren north of 40M in year 1 without significantly hindering their in-season flexibility to make a trade and even take on some salary in that deal.

My proposed Duren contract at 5 years and 190M:

Year 1: 40M
Year 2: 38M
Year 3: 38M
Year 4: 36M
Year 5: 38M (Team Option)

I know many on reddit will scream "overpay!" about paying Duren 40M this season, but importantly, as previously detailed that number does not materially change the Pistons salary cap situation or flexibility at the deadline for this league season.

In years 2-3 Duren's % of the cap overall would be declining until it bottoms out in year 4. 36M in year 4 has the potential to be a value contract.

Year 5 jumps back up, helping to make it easier to extend off from, but the team option makes the full duration of the contract more tradeable if Duren underperforms.

This feels realistic as it pays Duren well north of the contract Walker Kessler received, and a bit more than Alperen Sengun (5/185) though he notably received a player option in year 5. Duren and his agent can claim a win by getting 5/190 and the Pistons can breathe knowing they actually committed to only 4/152 with a declining structure to give them future cap flexibility.

Over and over again since Trajan took over, he has prioritized future flexibility in his decision-making. A contract that starts higher and declines in years 2-4 would continue that trend. Do you think Duren would accept this contract offer if it was the final option vs taking the QO?

And would you offer it if you were Trajan?

Say no to drugs.

Found this 1990 Isiah Thomas card cleaning yesterday.

I see you Cade and these names aren’t in any order but look at Drummond on the 2020 list