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Trajan Langdon also compared Jalen Duren's situation to Zion Williamson's. Detroit included a weight clause in its latest contract offer.

Detroit Pistons president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon confirmed Monday that restricted free agent Jalen Duren will remain with the team for the upcoming season. Speaking at media day in Detroit, Langdon stated Duren will be on the roster whether he signs a long-term contract or accepts a $9.6 million qualifying offer, though Langdon admitted he has not spoken directly with the 22-year-old center all summer.
Negotiations have reportedly grown contentious following Detroit offering a five-year, $200 million deal that included a weight clause. Langdon dismissed participating in sign-and-trade discussions, while head coach J.B. Bickerstaff and teammate Cade Cunningham expressed support and optimism for Duren's return ahead of the October 1 qualifying offer deadline.
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