Pistons bolster roster with shooting as conference competitiveness rises
2 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 9:09 AM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

The Detroit Pistons made key offseason additions as they prepare for the 2026-27 NBA season. President of basketball operations Trajan Langdon emphasized the need for improvement after the Pistons exceeded expectations by reaching the Eastern Conference playoffs this past season. They have added John Collins and Isaiah Joe, both strong 3-point shooters, to address their offensive weaknesses from last season. Departures include Tobias Harris and Isaiah Stewart, while the team maintains a focus on internal development amid a more competitive Eastern Conference, highlighted by added star power from other teams.
- •Pistons quadrupled win total, going from 14 to 60 last season.
- •John Collins and Isaiah Joe were added for improved shooting depth.
- •Team aims to enhance postseason readiness after second-round playoff exit.
- •Detroit's coaching staff looks to optimize offensive performance.
- •Pistons maintain flexibility with future first-round draft picks.
- 9:09 AMYahoo Sports — Did Detroit Pistons do enough to thrive in improved Eastern Conference?
"The NBA's Eastern Conference has gotten even tougher with the addition of several megastars. Can the Detroit Pistons keep pace in 2026-27?
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