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Pistons GM Teases Potential Buyout Market Addition
Trajan Langdon leaves door open for Pistons to make a late-season move.
Published on Feb. 8, 2026
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Detroit Pistons general manager Trajan Langdon hinted in a recent interview that the team may look to add a player from the NBA's buyout market, despite the team's lack of major moves at the trade deadline. Langdon's comments have sparked speculation among Pistons fans about potential late-season roster additions.
Why it matters
The Pistons have struggled this season and missed out on major trades at the deadline, leaving some fans frustrated. Langdon's comments suggest the team may still have plans to improve the roster before the playoffs, which could provide a boost to the team's postseason hopes.
The details
In the interview, Langdon was asked about the potential for the Pistons to add a player from the buyout market, to which he responded: "We'll always look at opportunities to get better." This vague statement has left Pistons fans wondering if the team has its sights set on a specific free agent who could be bought out by their current team.
- The Pistons did not make any major trades at the 2026 NBA trade deadline on February 8.
The players
Trajan Langdon
The general manager of the Detroit Pistons, who has hinted at the team's potential interest in adding a player from the NBA's buyout market.
What they’re saying
“We'll always look at opportunities to get better.”
— Trajan Langdon, General Manager (chatsports.com)
What’s next
The Pistons will likely monitor the buyout market in the coming weeks to see if any players become available that could potentially help the team's playoff push.
The takeaway
Despite a quiet trade deadline, the Pistons' general manager has left the door open for the team to potentially add a late-season piece through the buyout market, providing a glimmer of hope for frustrated Pistons fans.
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