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Jalen Duren Not on the Detroit Pistons Training Camp Roster

  • All-NBA center Jalen Duren missed the Detroit Pistons' media day on Monday, September 28, and skipped the start of training camp as his restricted free agency contract standoff remains unresolved.
  • Negotiations have stalled over a five-year, $200 million offer Duren declined; the Pistons included a "weight clause" requiring monthly weigh-ins that reportedly frustrated the 22-year-old center.
  • Duren faces a Thursday, October 1 deadline to accept a one-year, $9.6 million qualifying offer; representatives indicated "the standoff is no longer about the money," signaling deeper frustration.
  • Pistons President Trajan Langdon rejected all sign-and-trade proposals, stating "we can control the way we will welcome him in when he makes that decision" regardless of his choice.
  • Although the Washington Wizards and Sacramento Kings have reportedly expressed interest in sign-and-trade deals, Detroit maintains it has no intention of moving the All-NBA center this season.
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DETROIT ESPN is based in Detroit in the 22nd century centar Jalen Duren postigli dogovor or petogodišnjem ugovoru vrijednom 200 million American dollars. Kraju je time došlo yougačko pregovaračko razdoblje tijekom kojeg se ponekad činilo da se Detroit […] Objava Detroit produžio ugovor Jalenu Durenu. Centar Pistonsa zaradit će 200 milijuna dolara pojavila se prvi puta on Novi list.

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End of long negotiations.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Jalen Duren, who opted for a maximum of 287 million for five years, accepts the 200 million for five years offered by the Pistons and that two weeks ago rejected

·Madrid, Spain
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Gets a Monster Salary

Jalen Duren extends with the Detroit Pistons. He gets paid handsomely for his trouble. The center star's new five-year contract is worth just over two billion, writes ESPN.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Detroit Free Press broke the news in Detroit, United States on Saturday, September 26, 2026.
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