The Pistons may not fare much better in the win column next season, but they do have a chance to set some positive team records. Here are four all-time Pistons’ records that are ready to be broken ...

The Pistons’ city edition jerseys have been hit or miss, as most fans agreed that the communist- ...

The Pistons would be elite defensively on the wing, which is a good thing, but would have painfully little shooting, which ...

Worst-case scenario: Sasser is a man without a position. He doesn’t progress on defense or as a creator, gets buried in the ...

Best-case scenario: Thompson makes a meaningful leap as a shooter under the tutelage of Fred Vinson, hitting 33+ percent from 3-point range on three or more attempts per game. He excels as a ...

The Detroit Pistons have not given fans much to be optimistic about over the last 15 years or so and the cycle has started again. A new team president, GM and coach are selling the same old hope ...

In addition to being bad, the Detroit Pistons have been a very predictable and boring team over the last several seasons. This was especially true last year, when Monty Williams couldn’t tap ...

Best-case scenario: Harris embraces being a stretch four and increases his 3-point volume and accuracy. Most of his shots come from 3-point range and his totals are similar to the 2017-18 season ...

Best-case scenario: Reed continues to put up stats at the same rate but playing more minutes, leads the Pistons in blocks and steals and knocks down more 3-point shots. He plays well enough that ...

Best-case scenario: Ivey morphs into a dynamic backup point guard, who runs the offense efficiently, scores 15-18 points per game with 5+ assists and fewer turnovers. When he’s out there with ...