The Jazz then moved him to the Detroit Pistons, where he is expected to stay throughout the remainder of the season. This is a good move for the Pistons, who are fighting for a playoff spot. They add more depth to their already talented backcourt and get another big-time scorer, which should bode well for their postseason hopes.

Not even one year after trading for Wendell Moore Jr., the Detroit Pistons are parting ways with the veteran guard. Moore wasn’t included in any deadline trades

Dennis Schröder's fit with the Detroit Pistons, at least on paper, appeared to be a straightforward one ahead of his debut on Super Bowl Sunday. The initial signs during their 112-102 win over the Charlotte Hornets provided more evidence that this should be seamless.

Schroder wasn't able to play against the 76ers on Friday due to the trade still pending, but he could make his Pistons' debut Sunday if the transaction is finalized by then. Across 47 regular-season games between the Nets and Warriors,

Dennis Schroder was recently traded to the Detroit Pistons after spending time with the Brooklyn Nets and Golden State Warriors this season. The veteran point guard has averages of 14.2 points, 2.6 rebounds,