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With Labaron Philon Jr. drafted and no second-round pick left, the 76ers watched Isaiah Stewart be traded from Detroit to Memphis for three future second-round picks—a bargain they failed to pounce on to fix their center depth. Now Philly must address the position in free agency or other moves, while Memphis gains a rugged, interior defensive anchor.
Detroit traded Isaiah Stewart to Memphis for three second-round picks, freeing over $20 million in cap space and signaling a bigger move ahead; Stewart’s injury history and Paul Reed’s rising postseason role help justify the deal as Detroit eyes high-profile targets in upcoming trades/free agency.
The 2026 NBA offseason opens with a blockbuster frame: the Miami Heat land Giannis Antetokounmpo (and Bobby Portis) in a swap with Milwaukee, while Minnesota’s Julius Randle heads to Brooklyn in a three-team trade. The piece then analyzes four immediate implications: Miami’s need for shooting around the new star; Milwaukee’s youth-forward rebuild with Jaquez Jr., Jakučionis, Kel’el Ware and Nate Ament; Detroit trading Isaiah Stewart to free cap space and reposition for perimeter scoring; and the Lakers preserving their free-throw edge after re-signing Austin Reaves, signaling more moves to come.
The Pistons traded reserve center Isaiah Stewart to the Memphis Grizzlies for three future second-round picks, freeing cap space likely to be used for free-agent targets like Norman Powell and signaling broader offseason moves. The picks Detroit acquires are the same trio they had swapped to move up from 21 to 16 earlier in the draft, a package tied to previous deals involving Jaden Ivey and Kevin Huerter. Stewart, known for interior defense and a modest offensive profile, leaves Detroit with questions about their frontcourt and future targets, including potential pursuits of players like Tyler Herro or Trey Murphy III.
Detroit heads to Cleveland with a 2-1 series lead but a big-man problem: Jalen Duren and Isaiah Stewart have struggled in the playoffs, sapping offense and forcing rotation changes. Paul Reed provided a spark for the Cavs, highlighting Detroit's need for more productive bigs. If Detroit can't get solid interior production, Cleveland should protect home court; Detroit will need a standout big-game from its centers to seize control of the series.
The article provides NBA DFS picks and strategies for November 5, highlighting Pascal Siakam as a top play due to his high usage and favorable matchup against the Nets, and Isaiah Stewart as a value option with recent strong performances. It also discusses injury updates, slate differences between DraftKings and FanDuel, and tips for maximizing DFS success.
Detroit Pistons' Ausar Thompson and Isaiah Stewart will miss the remainder of the 2024 NBA season due to a blood clot and hamstring strain, respectively. Thompson, the No. 5 overall pick in the 2023 draft, has been a bright spot for the team, averaging 8.8 points and 6.4 rebounds per game. Stewart, who recently signed a new four-year, $64 million deal, has been a key contributor with his shooting and will miss his fourth NBA season due to injuries.
Detroit Pistons forward Isaiah Stewart has been suspended for three games without pay after punching Phoenix Suns forward Drew Eubanks before a game. The altercation occurred in the parking tunnel of the arena following an argument between the two players. Stewart was also arrested for assault and issued a citation, while Eubanks sustained a minor injury. The NBA stated that Stewart initiated the physical altercation, and the Suns expressed support for Eubanks. This is not the first time Stewart has been involved in on-court altercations, as he was previously involved in an incident with LeBron James in 2021.
Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart has been suspended for three games by the NBA following a pregame altercation with Drew Eubanks of the Phoenix Suns, which resulted in Stewart punching Eubanks in the face. This is not the first time Stewart has been involved in on-court altercations, as he was previously suspended for charging at LeBron James and for shoving Patrick Beverley. Stewart is scheduled to appear in court on a misdemeanor assault charge.
Detroit Pistons' Isaiah Stewart has been suspended for three games by the NBA for punching Phoenix Suns' Drew Eubanks, but the misdemeanor assault charge against Stewart has been dismissed by the Phoenix Municipal Court. The altercation occurred before a game on Feb. 14, with Eubanks stating that Stewart threw a punch after an argument. Eubanks played the game that night and scored six points with eight rebounds, while Stewart has missed eight consecutive games due to an ankle sprain.
The NBA has suspended Detroit Pistons' Isaiah Stewart for three games after he punched Phoenix Suns' Drew Eubanks during an altercation on Feb. 14. Stewart, who has been out with an ankle injury, will begin serving his suspension when he is eligible to play, and he could potentially return next Tuesday. The assault charge filed against Stewart was dismissed, and the investigation into the incident remains active.
Detroit Pistons star Isaiah Stewart was arrested after allegedly punching Phoenix Suns player Drew Eubanks in a pregame fight. The altercation occurred in the parking lot area of Footprint Center in Phoenix, leading to Stewart's arrest for assault. The Suns condemned the unprovoked attack, while the Pistons stated they are gathering information and cooperating with authorities. This incident follows Stewart's previous on-court altercation with LeBron James in 2021.
Detroit Pistons' Isaiah Stewart was arrested for assault after punching Phoenix Suns' Drew Eubanks in a pre-game altercation, leading to a minor injury. Stewart was issued a citation and released, and the investigation remains active. This rare pre-game fight in the NBA occurred as the players arrived at the arena, and Stewart, who has a history of on-court altercations, has not played since Jan. 28 due to an ankle injury.
Detroit Pistons' Isaiah Stewart was arrested for assaulting Phoenix Suns' Drew Eubanks before their game, with Eubanks stating it was unprovoked and resulted in a minor injury. The Suns condemned the attack and pledged support for Eubanks, while the Pistons are gathering information and cooperating with authorities. Suns coach Monty Williams cautioned against making premature judgments, and the NBA will conduct an investigation. Despite the incident, the Suns secured a 116-100 win over the Pistons, with guard Devin Booker getting ejected in the first quarter.
Detroit Pistons center Isaiah Stewart was arrested for assaulting Phoenix Suns center Drew Eubanks at the arena before their game, with Stewart issued a citation and released by Phoenix police. Eubanks sustained a minor injury but was able to play in the game, which the Suns won. Both teams have issued statements, with the Pistons gathering information and the Suns expressing support for Eubanks. The incident has sparked debate, with Pistons coach Monty Williams criticizing the Suns' statement and calling for a thorough investigation. Stewart, previously involved in an altercation with LeBron James, has a history of on-court incidents.