NBA Makes Big Detroit Pistons Announcement During Offseason originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The NBA offseason is right around the corner and one team to keep an eye on this summer is the Detroit Pistons. Detroit was the surprise team in the NBA this season as they completely turned their franchise around.

The Detroit Pistons weren't far behind from the Pacers last season, finishing fifth in the conference with 44 wins.

He transferred twice in college, playing two seasons at Delaware and two at Wake Forest before spending his final season with the Wildcats. For his career, he shot 52.2% overall, and shot 34% from 3 on 2.

The NBA finals are happening, with the Indiana Pacers playing the Oklahoma City Thunder. But even now, the teams are thinking about who they will try to sign when players become free agents. One big name jumped into the conversation,

The Detroit Pistons have been eliminated from the NBA playoffs, but one of their former players is four wins away from capturing the second championship of his young career.

Armed with young talent and draft capital, the Pistons have the assets to enter the Durant sweepstakes. However, it might not be the best use of their trade chips. While the Pisto

Bill Laimbeer reflects on the physical and mental grind it took for the Pistons to finally dethrone the Celtics in 1988.

Smith, who listed the Pistons among his top-five destinations for veteran scorer Kevin Durant on a Monday, June 9 episode of ESPN's First Take: "KD with Detroit, imagine that!