Pacers sign dunk champ McClung, waive Wiseman
The Indiana Pacers are signing dunk champion Mac McClung to a multiyear contract and will waive James Wiseman to make roster space, amid a season impacted by injuries to key players.
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Pacers Sign Mac McClung to Multiyear Deal, Waive Wiseman
The Indiana Pacers are signing guard Mac McClung to a multiyear, non-guaranteed deal and are waiving center James Wiseman to make room on their roster, which is currently full. Wiseman, a former No. 2 overall pick, re-signed with the Pacers last summer but has been limited by injury, while McClung, known for his dunk contests and G League success, is set to join the NBA team after limited regular-season appearances.
Pacers Show Interest in Former Second Overall Pick
The Indiana Pacers, having lost key players in free agency, are interested in former second overall pick James Wiseman, who is working on an NBA comeback after injuries and a trade, as part of their rebuilding efforts for the upcoming season.
"Pistons' Trade Shuffle: Gallinari and Muscala to Detroit, Bagley and Livers to the Wizards"
The recent trade between the Detroit Pistons and Washington Wizards may not have significant implications for most NBA teams, but it could potentially benefit former Golden State Warriors' center James Wiseman. With Marvin Bagley III leaving the Pistons, Wiseman's path to playing time in Detroit may become clearer, as he has been competing for minutes with other big men. This trade could provide Wiseman with more opportunities to showcase his skills and contribute to his new team.
"Pistons' Cade Cunningham Emerges as Impressive Leader Amidst Long Losing Streak"
Despite the Detroit Pistons' 24-game losing streak, coach Monty Williams remains optimistic and appreciative of the support he receives. Franchise player Cade Cunningham has shown progress, displaying leadership during this challenging time. James Wiseman has capitalized on increased minutes due to injuries, impressing with his performance. The article also explores the possibility of owner Tom Gores making changes to the front office if the rebuild is deemed a failure. Additionally, the Pistons' struggles serve as a cautionary tale for teams entering rebuild mode, highlighting the challenge of finding a star player through the draft.
Revived Former Warriors' Center Leads Sixers in Historic 22nd Straight Loss for Pistons
Former Golden State Warriors' center James Wiseman is showing signs of a career revival with the Detroit Pistons, despite the team's historic 23-game losing streak. Wiseman had impressive performances in the last two games, scoring 20 points and 13 rebounds against the Philadelphia 76ers and 17 points, six rebounds, and a career-high five assists against the Milwaukee Bucks. Although Wiseman's tenure with the Warriors was plagued by inconsistency and injuries, his recent play has impressed fans and head coach Monty Williams, suggesting that he may have the opportunity to revive his career in Detroit.
"Pistons' Losing Streak Continues as Embiid Dominates Sixers"
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.
Pistons Coach Critiques Wiseman's Rhythm in Loss to Warriors
Pistons coach Monty Williams commented on James Wiseman's performance against his former team, the Golden State Warriors, noting the challenge of playing without an established rhythm. Wiseman, who has struggled to find consistent playing time with the Pistons, recorded zero points and three rebounds in 11 minutes against the Warriors. Meanwhile, the Warriors' decision to bring back Gary Payton II in the trade has proven valuable, as he has become a key player in their rotation.
"Assessing Trey Lance's Impact on the 49ers: Trade Rumors and Rookie Success"
The article examines the experiences of James Wiseman, Jordan Poole, and Jonathan Kuminga with the San Francisco 49ers and Golden State Warriors to draw parallels with Trey Lance's career. It highlights the impact of injuries, role instability, and the importance of mastering the "little things" in their respective sports. The article suggests that Lance's future with the 49ers may be uncertain, but he still has the opportunity to prove himself and potentially secure the QB2 spot. The author emphasizes the challenges faced by young players in a team focused on present success and the potential crossroads that the local teams may face in the future.
"Emerging Talent: Ausar Thompson Shines for Detroit Pistons in Summer League"
The Detroit Pistons have a 1-1 record in the NBA Summer League, with James Wiseman getting the opportunity to lead the team as a veteran presence. However, the "two big" lineup pairing Wiseman with Jalen Duren may not be working well, as Wiseman needs to improve his shooting and assertiveness on offense. Defensively, Wiseman has not shown his potential as an effective rim protector. It is suggested that Wiseman come off the bench, with Duren as the starting center, for better fit and spacing on the court.
"Pistons' Big-Man Duo Dominates as Detroit Defeats Orlando in Summer League Opener"
The Detroit Pistons secured an 89-78 victory over the Orlando Magic in their Summer League opener, led by strong performances from Jalen Duren and James Wiseman. Duren showcased his shooting range, while Wiseman made an impact on both ends of the court. Ausar Thompson displayed his all-around game, and Jaden Ivey struggled in his second Summer League debut. Despite some sloppy ball control, the Pistons came out on top with a double-digit win.
NBA Summer League Rosters Revealed for Pistons, Trail Blazers, Bucks, Bulls, and Mavericks
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.
Heat's Late Surge Burns Pistons Despite Wiseman's Performance.
Detroit Pistons coach Dwane Casey recognized the limitations of playing two bigs who aren't good at switching on the perimeter after the team lost to the Miami Heat. The Pistons have been experimenting with the two-big lineup featuring Marvin Bagley III and James Wiseman, but the biggest problem with these two on the floor is on defense. The Pistons now have a 131.2 defensive rating when Bagley III and Wiseman are on the floor together.
Heat hold off Pistons despite Wiseman's strong performance.
Despite a strong performance from James Wiseman, the Detroit Pistons lost to the Miami Heat 112-100. Wiseman scored 22 points and 13 rebounds, while Tyler Herro's 3-pointer with 1:10 remaining helped power a 12-0 run for the Heat. The Pistons were outscored 38-19 in the fourth quarter and have lost 14 of their last 15 games. Jalen Duren left the game in the third quarter with a head injury, adding to the Pistons' long list of injured players.