The pistons have cut Griffin, which means they are about to rebuild. Recently, Troy Weaver, the general manager of the team, said that no one in the team can be traded. As soon as this sentence came out, it attracted the attention of the league, that is to say, if other teams have favorite players, they can directly discuss the relevant issues of the transaction.
Pistons has become a supermarket where all major teams can come to buy players. Pistons was a playoff team last season, and they are very competitive. But this season, the players were in poor condition, Griffin performed even worse, and the Pistons lost confidence and decided to rebuild.
In fact, there are not many players with trading value at this time. After cutting Griffin, the only bright spot of the team is Grant. Grant averaged 23.4 points and 5.3 rebounds this season, which is very good from the data point of view. However, since the piston record is final, these data are for reference only. Others, such as Jackson, Ellington and Ploom Leigh, are of little value in the current situation of the league, so it is not the Pistons who want to destroy it, but the team lineup itself is already bad.
Troy Weaver also said that he believed that the reconstruction of Pistons could be successful, because Pistons won the championship three times in history and were a team with rich background. Timberwolves don't have three championships, and it is impossible to rebuild successfully. It sounds like Troy Weaver is confident in rebuilding the team. They have set their sights on the next rookie. If they can get the top draft, the piston will be rebuilt soon.