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The Detroit Pistons' Draft Dilemma
May 4th, 2012 4:47 PMIn which direction should Joe Dumars’ Pistons go on draft day?
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Pistons looking ahead to several offseason changes
April 27th, 2012 8:35 AMA long and uncompetitive season has mercifully come to a close for the Detroit Pistons. Now it’s time for their front office to make some changes through…
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Tayshaun Prince was being severely courted by the Clippers, and Chicago. Keeping Prince in Detroit signifies that the Pistons are not in rebuild mold, but looking to compete in the east, this season. The deal is reportedly worth $27 million spread over four years. The Pistons were at $47.8 million worth of payroll (not including salary holds), the addition of Prince gives the Pistons some flexibility to potentially use their amnesty clause this season, on Charlie Villanueva.
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Jonas Jerebko has also agreed to remain with Detroit according to the AP.