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Why Jalen Duren’s contract talks with the Detroit Pistons have dragged on

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By Hunter Patterson, John Hollinger Verified
| The Athletic Verified
With the bulk of the NBA offseason in the rearview, Jalen Duren remains the only All-NBA selection from last season not currently under contract. Discussions between Duren and the Detroit Pistons have yet to result in a new deal for the 22-year-old, long-term or otherwise. Last offseason, the big man and Detroit were unable to agree on a rookie-scale extension. One year, a career-best regular season and an underwhelming playoff run later, Duren and the Pistons are still at odds on his worth.
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The Athletic: Mike D’Antoni was more than ‘seven seconds or less’ in his Hall of Fame career

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By John Hollinger Verified
| NBA.com
Mike D’Antoni’s Suns played the game different from any other team in the early 2000s. Editor’s Note: Read more NBA coverage from The Athletic here. The views on this page do not necessarily reflect the views of the NBA or its teams. *** In the summer of 2004, Mike D’Antoni was 53 years old and had a career record of 35-76 as an NBA coach. His future induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame seemed … unlikely.
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Mike D’Antoni was more than ‘seven seconds or less’ in his Hall of Fame career

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By John Hollinger Verified
| The Athletic Verified
In the summer of 2004, Mike D’Antoni was 53 years old and had a career record of 35-76 as an NBA coach. His future induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame seemed … unlikely. Yet here we are, more than two decades later, and D’Antoni is heading into the Hall of Fame this weekend. From 2004 to 2020, he won 672 games, two Coach of the Year awards and six division titles. He made three conference finals, delivered seven 50-win seasons and three 60-win seasons.
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