The Iverson-experiment failed and the Pistons are no longer one of the elite teams in the NBA. Rasheed Wallace will now become a free agent and there are Pistons fans questioning whether or not Michael Curry is the right man for the job. Joe Dumars has a lot of work to do this off-season if the Pistons are to become a formidable team next season. There have been rumors and reports floating around that if Boozer was to opt-out of his contract, the Pistons would be a likely destination for him. Regardless of what is done this off-season, the moves cannot mimic the the results of the Chauncey Billups trade.

Detroit needs to come across someone who can and will play near the basket. There is nothing wrong with a jumpshooting big man, but someone still needs to do the dirty work near the basket and with the 15th overall pick, the Pistons should be looking towards that direction, unless they are confident they can address that need during free agency.

One Response to “What’s Next For The Pistons?”

1. info Says:
   May 25th, 2009 at 8:06 am

   I hope they get Glen Davis!

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