The Detroit Pistons might quietly be leading the race to land Cam Thomas. According to multiple outlets, including Yahoo Sports, they’re viewed as one of the top contenders to acquire the scoring guard via sign-and-trade if the Nets decide not to meet his contract demands. Brooklyn reportedly offered Thomas a two-year deal worth around $28 million, but he’s holding out for something closer to $100 million over four years. That’s roughly $25 million per year—an amount few teams are willing or able to offer this offseason. The Pistons have both the cap space and the need to make a move like this. A recent piece from Yahoo Sports floated the idea that trading both Jaden Ivey and Isaiah Stewart could open up enough cap space for the Pistons to make a competitive offer for Thomas. That duo would free up around $5 million more, which could help Detroit approach the type of deal Thomas is reportedly seeking. ESPN also mentioned Ivey and Stewart as names the Pistons could be willing to move in the right deal to shifRead More
Dark-horse team could emerge as a destination for Cam Thomas
