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Pistons could regret putting too much trust in the youth

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Trajan Langdon has done a masterful job of keeping a mix of veterans and young players on his roster, a recipe that has led them from 14 to 60 wins in the span of two seasons. The Pistons core is built around the young trio of Cade Cunningham, Jalen Duren (pending) and Ausar Thompson, but they also have a rotating mix of veterans like Duncan Robinson and John Collins to complement them.
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Where to watch every Pistons game in 2026-27: Free TV, cable and streaming

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By Aaron Kellerstrass Verified
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The Detroit Pistons dropped their schedule this week along with how and where you can watch and stream all of the games. The good news is that it will be much easier next season, as most of the games are on some form of free TV, which was a smart move by the Pistons that should widen the fanbase. There will still be streaming services to navigate, and some of this will change based on your location, but here is everything you need to know.
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Pistons left a lingering question behind Cade Cunningham

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The Detroit Pistons struggled last season when Cade Cunningham was on the bench, especially in the playoffs, when coach JB Bickerstaff could hardly afford to give his superstar a breather. After Jaden Ivey flamed out, the Pistons were left with just two-way guard Daniss Jenkins as the backup point guard and hoped that guys like Caris LeVert and Kevin Huerter could fill in the holes.
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