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Addressing the Pistons’ contract standoff with Jalen Duren for the first time at Monday’s media day, president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon indicated that however the situation is resolved, he expects the young center to be on Detroit’s roster in…
Detroit Pistons president of basketball operations Trajan Langdon addressed the contract standoff with center Jalen Duren during Monday's media day. Langdon stated that he expects Duren to remain with the team for the 2026/27 season regardless of how the situation is resolved. Duren faces an October 1 deadline to accept his qualifying offer, which the Pistons do not plan to extend.
Negotiations for a long-term contract extension have spanned over three months exclusively between Langdon and Duren's agents. Amid reports that Duren felt disrespected by contract offers featuring weight-related incentives, Langdon dismissed external rumors and emphasized that the team will fully support and integrate the young center once a decision is finalized.
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