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Trajan Langdon has mentioned “sustained success” multiple times at this morning’s presser.

More from Trajan Langdon on the Pistons’ need to figure out what they currently have: “We have to learn more about our players. … That continuity, not only with the roster but with the coaching staff, (is something) this group has never had before. That will be a positive.”

Trajan Langdon plans to “stay patient” in the offseason. The Pistons’ president of basketball ops emphasized internal development & “continuity” Wednesday. “Sustainable success” is Detroit’s focus. Here’s more from Langdon on why: nytimes.com/athletic/63405… nytimes.com/athletic/63405…

Reflecting on my first season covering the Pistons and I couldn’t have enjoyed myself more. I genuinely appreciate y’all rocking with me. I’d only been to Detroit twice before moving and I already feel at home. Looking forward to being back at LCA for more hoop in the fall.

This goes to show why faith and always believing are so important folks 😂🤣

I wish NBC could find a way to get him on NBA broadcasts next season. Imagine this man directing Luka’s first game against Cooper.

Who should the Pistons target during free agency this summer? Here are eight players who could impact winning in Detroit next season: nytimes.com/athletic/63542… nytimes.com/athletic/63542…

Detroit has a big offseason ahead, which means it’s time for a mailbag. Send me your Pistons questions here or to the link below: nytimes.com/athletic/63621… nytimes.com/athletic/63621…

Whole team laced in G.T. Cuts too.

Which direction should the Pistons take this offseason? Should Duren and Ivey be extended? How should Detroit approach free agency? Here are answers to those questions plus others surrounding the Pistons’ summer plans: nytimes.com/athletic/63690… nytimes.com/athletic/63690…

First Take just had J.B. Bickerstaff sit through a full segment of Chris Russo yelling into the camera. What’s really going on?

Still can’t believe how that game ended. Off the top of my head, that’s gotta be one of the craziest playoff finishes I’ve watched live.

Ron told me earlier this season he’d never really had a shooting coach before this year. After getting downhill this well at 19, having an entire summer to refine his jumper should work wonders.

Wish Tim Legler had his own studio show.

Cade Cunningham has been named to the 2025 All-NBA Third Team. Blake Griffin was the last Piston to earn Third Team honors in 2019.

Cade Cunningham will see his rookie scale extension jump from 25% of to 30% of the cap by virtue of making the All-NBA Third Team: 25-26: $46.4M 26-27: $50.1M 27-28: $53.8M 28-29: $57.5M 29-30: $61.2M Total: five years, $269.1M

Cade Cunningham’s All-NBA nod caps off his best season yet. But the honor comes with financial implications for the Pistons. Here’s more on what Cunningham’s estimated salary increase means for Detroit: nytimes.com/athletic/63789… nytimes.com/athletic/63789…

“Pops freed” might be an all-timer from Shams.

After the parade… 4-27 ⏰🏀➡️😂

Finally got to pull up to my first Tigers game and I might have to become a regular here.