From role players to stars: 13 trade targets for the Pistons
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Possible trade targets for the Detroit Pistons
Grayson Allen
Everyone hates him, but the guy can shoot. He's on an expiring, lowball deal, so the Suns may ask a lot for him considering how well he's shot the ball this season, as he's hitting 47.5 percent from long range on over five attempts per game.
Jerami Grant
Sigh. The Pistons probably should have just signed him in free agency, as Grant is still what they are missing as a forward who can defend, shoot the 3-ball and be the secondary scoring option. It would almost be funny if Troy Weaver gave up assets for a guy that he might have been able to sign outright.
Doug McDermott
The Spurs need a point guard, send them Killian Hayes and be done with it already.
Kelly Olynyk
He's on an expiring and the Jazz need a point guard. Will he save this team? Of course not, but it would save me from ever having to watch James Wiseman play again, and give Cade Cunningham *gasp* another floor spacer.