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In a three-team trade with the Detroit Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves, the Chicago Bulls acquire guard Jaden Ivey and guard Mike Conley Jr., sending Kevin Huerter and Dario Šarić to Detroit. The move bolsters Chicago’s backcourt with a scoring guard in Ivey and veteran playmaking in Conley.
Detroit sent Jaden Ivey to the Chicago Bulls as part of a three-team deal that also moves Minnesota’s protected 2026 first-round pick to Detroit and brings Kevin Huerter and Dario Saric to the Pistons, while Chicago receives Ivey and veteran guard Mike Conley Jr. Ivey departs after four seasons (214 games, 14.9 ppg, 4.0 apg); Huerter provides shooting for Detroit (career 37.1% from deep, this season around 31.4%), and Saric adds frontcourt depth. The trade reshapes Detroit’s roster ahead of the next season.
Chicago Bulls acquire Jaden Ivey and veteran Mike Conley in a three-team deal with Detroit and Minnesota, sending Kevin Huerter and Dario Šarić to Detroit and a 2026 first-round pick swap from Minnesota to help unload Conley’s contract; Minnesota attaches a 2026 pick swap to shed Conley’s deal and save luxury tax. Ivey, in the final year of his rookie deal, seeks a fresh start after injuries, while Conley’s production this season has slipped. The trade reshapes the Bulls’ guard rotations and alters the Pistons’ and Wolves’ rosters ahead of the trade deadline.
The Pistons trade Jaden Ivey to the Bulls in a three-team deal with the Timberwolves, sending Ivey to Chicago while Minnesota ships Mike Conley to the Bulls; Chicago sends Kevin Huerter and Dario Saric to Detroit, and Detroit lands a protected 2026 first-round pick swap from Minnesota. Ivey, a former No. 5 pick who missed time with a broken leg, joins a busy Bulls backcourt and gives Chicago his Bird rights for a July re-sign, while Detroit adds shooting in Huerter and Saric’s role remains up in the air. Minnesota clears Conley’s expiring contract to gain tax and trade flexibility, potentially setting up future moves, with the exact assets received by Minnesota still to be clarified.
Detroit Pistons coach Monty Williams staggered his two best offensive players, Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey, for the entire second half of their game against the Brooklyn Nets, leading to a 118-112 victory. Cunningham finished with 32 points and 11 assists, while Ivey had 34 points. The duo thrived together and separately, showcasing their potential to elevate the team. This strategic move helped the Pistons secure their 10th win of the season and move away from the bottom of the NBA standings.
Detroit Pistons coach Monty Williams made a crucial adjustment by staggering the playing time of guards Cade Cunningham and Jaden Ivey, leading to a 118-112 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. By ensuring that one of them was on the floor at all times in the second half, the Pistons were able to rally and secure the win. This strategic change highlighted the team's reliance on Cunningham and Ivey as primary shot creators, and their success together will be pivotal for the Pistons' future.
Detroit Pistons center James Wiseman acknowledges the challenge of defending Joel Embiid in their 21st consecutive loss, emphasizing the team's need to keep working hard and figure things out. The Pistons' losing streak began after Cade Cunningham's season-ending injury, with turnovers and injuries contributing to their struggles. Poor outside shooting has resulted in a lack of spacing, but head coach Monty Williams is learning how to utilize certain players. Jaden Ivey's role has fluctuated in his second season, but he had a breakout performance with 18 points in a season-high 34 minutes.
The Detroit Pistons' Summer League finale has showcased promising performances from rookies Ausar Thompson, Jalen Duren, and Jaden Ivey, with Thompson standing out for his all-around contributions on both ends of the court. Two-way players Malcolm Cazalon and Jared Rhoden have also had their moments. The Pistons' lineup for the game is uncertain, but fans hope to see Thompson and Marcus Sasser in action. The Indiana Pacers' rookie Jarace Walker has been averaging solid numbers, and the game will be televised on NBATV.
The Detroit Pistons suffered their first loss in the Summer League against the Houston Rockets, with Jabari Smith Jr. leading the way with 38 points. Despite the loss, Jaden Ivey and Ausar Thompson stood out for the Pistons, with Ivey bouncing back from a tough opener to showcase his all-around skills and Thompson making an impact with his rebounding, passing, and defense. The Pistons struggled with their shooting and turnovers, while Houston had a hot shooting night.
Pistons' lottery pick Ausar Thompson showcased his all-around skills in his Summer League debut, impressing with his contributions on both ends of the court. Second-year center Jalen Duren displayed a new dimension by attempting and making a 3-pointer while being aggressive around the rim. Guard Jaden Ivey reflects on a challenging rookie season and looks forward to a fresh start. Coach Kelvin Sampson believes late first-round pick Marcus Sasser will provide the Pistons with an offensive spark.
The Detroit Pistons face the Houston Rockets in a Summer League game, with Ausar Thompson expected to have a more prominent role on offense. Jaden Ivey, who struggled in the previous game, may not play. Despite the absence of Amen Thompson due to injury, the Rockets still have intriguing players like Cam Whitmore, Jabari Smith Jr., and Tari Eason. If Ivey sits, rookie Marcus Sasser will have an opportunity to showcase his skills.
The Detroit Pistons are set to play their first Summer League game against the Orlando Magic, featuring players like Jaden Ivey, Jalen Duren, James Wiseman, Isaiah Livers, Ausar Thompson, and Marcus Sasser. Fans are eager to see how these players perform and have specific questions for each of them, such as Ivey's potential as the best player on the floor, Duren's development in his game, Livers' health and readiness for a bigger role, Thompson's playmaking abilities and shooting, Sasser's impact on potentially trading Killian Hayes, and Anthony Black's potential as a playmaker for the Magic.
The Detroit Pistons' Summer League will showcase young talent like Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren, providing an opportunity for them to display their chemistry on the court. Ivey's ability to draw defenders with his speed creates opportunities for Duren, who was the recipient of many of Ivey's assists last season. Fans will be watching closely as these players aim to make an impression and continue their development in the Summer League.
The Detroit Pistons have announced their Summer League roster, which includes rookies Ausar Thompson and Marcus Sasser, as well as veterans Jaden Ivey, Jalen Duren, and Isaiah Livers. James Wiseman, the second overall pick in 2020, will also play with the team as they aim to give him more playing time before deciding on his future with the franchise. The team will be coached by Jarret Jack, with several assistants joining him. The roster also features players from the Motor City Cruise and undrafted rookies.
Jaden Ivey and Jalen Duren of the Detroit Pistons were both named to the 2023 NBA All-Rookie second team, marking the fifth time a Pistons player has made an All-Rookie team since 2020. Ivey averaged 16.3 points, 5.2 assists, and 3.9 rebounds per game, while Duren led all rookies in rebounding with 8.9 per game. The Pistons are guaranteed a top-five pick in the upcoming NBA draft.