The Detroit Pistons continue to reshape a roster that won 60 games last season as they battle for supremacy in a suddenly stacked and formidable Eastern Conference.
The Pistons swung a trade Tuesday, July 7, with their Central Division foe Milwaukee Bucks in a salary swap, sending Caris LeVert and two second-round picks for forward Taurean Prince and ex-Michigan State guard Gary Harris.
The Pistons save roughly $7.2 million in the deal and get a trade exception worth that amount that expires in one year, ESPN reported.
Prince, 32, is on an expiring $3.8 million contract. Harris, who turns 32 in September, is on an expiring $3.8 million contract.
LeVert, 31, is on a $14.8 million expiring.
The Pistons swung a trade Tuesday, July 7, with their Central Division foe Milwaukee Bucks in a salary swap, sending Caris LeVert and two second-round picks for forward Taurean Prince and ex-Michigan State guard Gary Harris.
The Pistons save roughly $7.2 million in the deal and get a trade exception worth that amount that expires in one year, ESPN reported.
Prince, 32, is on an expiring $3.8 million contract. Harris, who turns 32 in September, is on an expiring $3.8 million contract.
LeVert, 31, is on a $14.8 million expiring.
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