The Pistons' $200M Offer to Jalen Duren Has an $87M Problem
The Pistons raised their offer to Jalen Duren to $200 million. His max as a Third-Team All-NBA center is $287 million. That gap is the whole negotiation.
The Pistons raised their offer to Jalen Duren to $200 million. His max as a Third-Team All-NBA center is $287 million. That gap is the whole negotiation.
Ausar Thompson's $155M Pistons deal made him and twin Amen the first brothers in NBA history to each sign $100M+, and the stats show why both bets hit.
Malik Beasley is charged with rigging NBA games for bettors. Prosecutors still did not fight his paid Hawaii trip. That gap says everything.
Jalen Duren wants the 30% max Detroit doesn't want to pay. The gap says less about the money than about how restricted free agency is built to favor teams.
Denver offered Peyton Watson $70 million and he's still not signing. Jalen Duren isn't either. Restricted free agency isn't broken, it's working as designed.
Kevin Durant posted a fashion brand hat on Instagram and Pistons fans lost their minds. The Rockets say he's not for sale. KD says nothing. He never does.
Marc Stein dropped the Pistons into the Giannis-Heat framework and Tyler Herro to Detroit is suddenly on the table. Here's why this changes everything.