The Motor City Cruise is bringing back one of its most popular youth initiatives, and this time, even more Metro Detroit students have a chance to get in on the action.

The Detroit Pistons and center Jalen Duren are at a crossroads as contract negotiations stall and outside interest grows in the 22-year-old restricted free agent, as he is scheduled to meet with the Lakers and Kings on Tuesday.

The Detroit Pistons are bringing back guard Kevin Huerter, agreeing to a reported three-year, $27 million contract to keep one of the team’s top perimeter shooters alongside All-Star Cade Cunningham.

The Detroit Pistons are wasting no time reshaping their roster this offseason, acquiring guard Isaiah Joe from the Oklahoma City Thunder.

The Detroit Pistons formally introduced first-round draft pick Ebuka Okorie, with team president of basketball operations and general manager Trajan Langdon calling the young guard a player the organization targeted throughout the scouting process.

Former Michigan Wolverines guard Roddy Gayle Jr. has signed a Summer League contract with the Detroit Pistons, giving the national champion a chance to compete for a roster spot.

The BIG3 returns to Detroit this weekend as the 3-on-3 basketball league’s ninth season continues with a full slate of games Saturday at Little Caesars Arena.

The Detroit Pistons continued their busy draft-night activity Wednesday, acquiring the rights to center Ugonna Onyenso, the No. 53 overall pick in the 2026 NBA draft, from the New York Knicks for cash considerations.

Former Michigan Wolverines national championship-winning head coach Dusty May broke his silence on his abrupt departure from the basketball program to join the Dallas Mavericks as their new head coach.

University of Michigan Athletic Director Warde Manuel reacted to the sudden departure of former head coach Dusty May, who had ended a brief but transformative tenure that restored the Wolverines to national prominence.

The Michigan Wolverines are expected to promote assistant Mike Boynton Jr. to interim head coach following Dusty May’s departure.

The Michigan Wolverines’ men’s basketball program suffered a significant setback Monday as head coach Dusty May is reportedly set to become the next head coach of the Dallas Mavericks, leaving Ann Arbor just one day before the NBA Draft.

With less than a week before the NBA Draft, Detroit Pistons President of Basketball Operations Trajan Langdon expressed confidence that the team can add a valuable contributor with the No. 21 overall pick while remaining active in exploring ways to improve a roster coming off a breakthrough season.

The Michigan Wolverines have been hanging banners inside Crisler Arena all spring long, but head coach Dusty May said they will be hanging another one for the Fab Five sooner rather than later, during his remarks at the 2026 Mackinac Policy Conference.