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Should the Pistons Run it Back with Trey Lyles?
As it currently stands, The Detroit Pistons backup Power Forward is 6’6 second year player Ron Holland. Although he is coming off a solid rookie year and appears to be much improved this pass Summer League they could seek out the services of others in order to fortify that position. 8 year vet, and former… read more
Luka Signs 3 Year $165 Million Extension With Lakers
Rest assured, Lakers fans, Luka isn’t going anywhere. On Saturday morning, the Los Angeles Lakers and superstar Luka Doncic reached an agreement on a three-year, $165 million maximum extension with a player option for 2028. Doncic could opt out of the deal in 2028 and sign a new agreement projected to last five years, with… read more
The New York Liberty Officially Sign Emma Meesseman
While many were hopeful with the pleasant delusion that the win streak to begin the Liberty’s 2025 season would reach September. However, after injury has plagued two of the team’s three stars, the last month and a half of the first half have seen this once indestructible team fall from the heavens and back to… read more
The Detroit Pistons have the best odds to land Cam Thomas
While the Brooklyn Nets and Cam Thomas appear to be in the midst of a contract dispute, the Pistons are the odds on favorites to sign him. Thomas’ 2024 season was cut short early with a right hamstring strain. In just 24 games he average 24 points 3 rebounds and 3 assist. Thomas is a… read more
Rockets Sign Josh Okogie To One Year $3.1 Million Deal
After adding the likes of Kevin Durant, Dorian Finney-Smith, and Clint Capela, the Houston Rockets still were not finished with their offseason. On Tuesday afternoon, Houston announced that it has signed free agent forward Josh Okogie to a one-year, $3.1 million deal. Okogie, a seven-year NBA veteran, split time with the Suns and Hornets last… read more
Chris Paul Links Deal To Return To Clippers For Potential Final Season
Chris Paul is heading back to the place that most NBA fans know him from. According to reports, Paul has agreed to a one-year $3.6 million deal to return to the Los Angeles Clippers for what could be his final season in the NBA. Paul has said that he wants to play “at least one… read more
Detroit Piston: Summer League Player Reviews
Tolu smith Smith has shown enough to be considered as a depth Center with the parent club. Smith is a traditional back to the basket big man but he does a good job of asserting himself on both ends of the floor in the paint. Role: Although his age and lacks top of athleticism limits… read more
Breakout Season Loading for Ron Holland
Ron Holland entered Summer League after newly celebrating a 20th birthday. In his final year as a teen Holland played in a 81 of 82 game season (minus 1 due to a suspension) as well as appearances in all 6 Postseason games that the Pistons participated in. He was primarily a high motor energy guy… read more
Where Should LeBron Finish His Career
LeBron James might be on the move yet again. After seven seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, LeBron James is reportedly disgruntled and could be leaving Hollywood. As he approaches a whopping 23 seasons in the NBA, where should LeBron James finish his career?
Should the Miami Heat Trade Andrew Wiggins
But when you begin looking at what Miami has been the last few years, they have lived in the play-in tournament, hovering around the 7-10th best team in the conference. Jimmy Butler elevated the Heat from a play-in team to the NBA Finals, but what fire do the Heat have lit beneath them right now? If you don’t see this team competing, why not try to trade more alluring pieces to a potential contender to build for the future?
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