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There has been a lot of talk of Kyrie Irving moving to Detroit, an idea that has legs, assuming the Pistons don't overspend trying to get him. While Irving is a solid addition to any roster, the concern here is…

Ian Goodwillie argues that while trading for Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving has potential for the Detroit Pistons, the franchise should avoid overspending. Goodwillie notes that Detroit has started the season strong at 6-1 behind Cade Cunningham, meaning the team is not in an urgent win-now position and should not sacrifice its future depth.
Goodwillie highlights that Irving's $39.5 million contract, age, and recent injury history carry major risks. Although Irving could serve as a valuable secondary playmaker next to Cunningham, the writer cautions that sacrificing draft picks and young talent to acquire him could undermine Detroit's long-term championship trajectory.
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