Oklahoma City traded Isaiah Joe to Detroit for two second-round picks, a cap-driven move tied to the Thunder's second-apron concerns. Joe spent four seasons with the Thunder and won a title there in 2025.
He told the Detroit News he wants to bring championship experience to a young Pistons roster, and is expected to come off the bench behind Duncan Robinson.
Detroit has acquired Isaiah Joe from Oklahoma City, per the official transaction record. The Pistons sent out two 2031-and-earlier second-round picks. A 2030 second (Minnesota's) and a 2031 second (Detroit's own). Oklahoma City also picked up a trade exception in the deal.
Isaiah Stewart sprained his left ankle in the first quarter of his preseason debut against Atlanta on October 5, contesting a shot. The Grizzlies called it a moderate sprain and said he'll be reevaluated in two weeks.
ESPN's Vincent Goodwill reports multiple Pistons staffers are fond of Kyrie Irving's shot creation and malleability alongside star teammates. Irving is entering a possible contract year in Dallas after missing all of last season with a torn ACL.
