DETROIT — The Detroit Pistons have set the expectation that the 2025 offseason will be a pragmatic one. President of basketball operations Trajan Langdon won’t rule anything out, but ...

Detroit Pistons President Trajan Langdon shared insights on the team’s growth, Caris LeVert’s fit, and what to expect from summer league players.

On night two of the NBA Draft, the Detroit Pistons found themselves on the clock with the No. 37 pick. Shortly after making their lone selection this year, President of Basketball Operations ...

Trajan Langdon, Detroit Pistons president of basketball operations, introduces Chaz Lanier (not pictured) to the media at the Pistons Performance Center in Detroit on Tuesday, July 8, 2025.

This truth is why president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon warned fans last week, ahead of the NBA draft. that the franchise wasn’t going to take a big swing this offseason, unless an ...

Trajan Langdon expects the Pistons to be an improved team next season, but not because he foresees headline-grabbing acquisitions to drive progress. Critical injuries to three star players on ...

But Langdon looks at the Pistons as adding more than just Robinson and LeVert. “I think the one thing that does get lost in all of this, to be honest with you, is (Ivey’s) return,” Langdon said.

Trajan: "We’re not going to be super aggressive this summer I don’t think, I don’t foresee any of that. It’s just developing from within and hopefully keep the guys we brought in last year." ...

Team president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon addressed the media at the team’s Midtown practice facility on Tuesday, July 8. Here’s what he had to say about their summer.