Updating the Detroit Pistons roster and who should start

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With the recent addition of Michael Beasley, where does the Detroit Pistons roster stand and who should start for the Detroit Pistons?!

We are at the point in the NBA offseason where every player out there has lost 20 pounds, or has worked out with NBA legend (insert name), has added 30 pounds of pure muscle, or they’ve shot 15,000 3-pointers everyday to add the three to their game. Every team has improved its roster significantly.

The Detroit Pistons took another step in improving theirs. Late Saturday, it was reported that Michael Beasley and the Pistons have agreed to a one-year, non-guaranteed contract that would give him an invitation to training camp.

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It’s been a busy offseason for the Pistons, who entered the summer with little room to work with financially but have sured-up their roster by adding key veterans.

The Piston Powered team is in the middle of its preview series, which features a different player each weekday throughout August. For all of the previews, search Detroit Pistons 2019-20 preview on the Piston Powered search bar.

Let’s get to the general overview of the Pistons roster.

With the recent addition of Beasley, where does the Detroit Pistons roster currently stand? Who is at what position, and when the season does actually come around, who the hell should start for our Detroit Pistons?

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