Pistons advisor discusses Jalen Duren's future amid free agency talks
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 13, 2026, 10:20 AM
Last updated Jul 13, 2026
Pistons advisor Dwane Casey addressed the ongoing situation with center Jalen Duren, emphasizing hopes for a workable resolution as both sides negotiate an extension. Duren has drawn interest from teams including the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings, complicating his status as a restricted free agent. The Pistons remain firm against sign-and-trade scenarios, indicating they want to reach an agreement directly with Duren. The club is reportedly in a strong financial position, standing approximately $42.8 million under the luxury tax, allowing them to offer a competitive contract to Duren without exceeding the tax threshold.
- •Dwane Casey expresses optimism about Jalen Duren's contract negotiations.
- •Duren is a sought-after restricted free agent this summer.
- •The Pistons are not open to sign-and-trade offers for Duren.
- •Detroit has adequate cap space to extend an attractive offer to Duren.
- •Duren has met with the Lakers and Kings regarding his future.
- 10:20 AMYahoo Sports — Pistons advisor Dwane Casey on Jalen Duren: ‘Hopefully we get things worked out’
"Pistons advisor Dwane Casey on Jalen Duren: ‘Hopefully we get things worked out’
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