Pistons acquire Gary Harris from Bucks in six-team trade
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 3:54 AM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
The Detroit Pistons have finalized a trade to acquire Gary Harris and Taurean Prince from the Milwaukee Bucks. This transaction is part of a significant six-team deal. Harris, a Michigan native and former Michigan State player, expressed excitement about returning home and is looking forward to contributing to the Pistons' playoff aspirations. As he participates in the Summer League, Harris is focused on preparing for the upcoming season after a lackluster year with the Bucks, where he averaged a career-low in points.
- •Harris returns to Michigan after a season with the Bucks.
- •The trade involved sending Caris LeVert to the Bucks.
- •Harris looks to improve on his career-low performance last season.
- •Harris is participating in the Pistons' Summer League activities.
- •The Pistons seek to enhance their shooting after finishing 17th in three-point percentage last season.
- 3:54 AMYahoo Sports — NBA Trade Talk: Detroit Pistons’ Gary Harris Excited To Return ‘Home’
"The Detroit Pistons acquired Gary Harris and Taurean Prince from the Milwaukee Bucks as part of a massive six-team trade recently
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