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The Detroit Pistons solved their Jalen Duren problem before the season started, while the Knicks may not do so with Karl-Anthony Towns.

PistonPowered argues that the Detroit Pistons should be relieved to have resolved Jalen Duren's contract saga, contrasting their situation with Karl-Anthony Towns' ongoing standoff with the New York Knicks. Towns revealed that extension talks are unlikely to finish before the regular season begins, after rejecting a four-year, $200 million offer that was $77 million below his maximum eligibility.
In contrast, Detroit secured 22-year-old Duren to a fully guaranteed $200 million contract rather than having him play on a qualifying offer. The writer notes this allowed the Pistons to avoid a looming regular-season distraction.
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