Detroit Pistons: Offseason moves mean Doumbouya’s days are numbered

The Detroit Pistons offseason has so far gone mostly as planned, which might bot be good news for Sekou Doumbouya.

With the first overall selection, Pistons GM Troy Weaver selected, thank goodness, Oklahoma State point guard Cade Cunningham. Then, with their trio of second-rounders, the second-year GM drafted some size with the selections of 6-7 wing Isaiah Livers and centers Luka Garza and Balša Koprivica.

After the first day of free agency, the Pistons then added more depth to their frontcourt with the signings of center Kelly Olynyk and power forward Trey Lyles.

Through the draft and the first day of free agency, the Pistons have done a very good job of rounding out their roster with versatile role players (and one budding superstar). This added depth, especially in the frontcourt, has left the future of one young Piston player in question.