Washington eyes sign-and-trade for Jalen Duren
Pistons center Jalen Duren hasn't spoken with Trajan Langdon in months, and Wizards, Bucks, Hawks and Kings are reportedly circling a possible sign-and-trade.
Jalen Duren has not spoken to Trajan Langdon, Detroit's president of basketball operations, in months, according to insider Marc Spears.
If that does not happen, he reported that Milwaukee, Atlanta, Sacramento and Washington have all shown interest in a possible sign-and-trade.
Spears did not push back when his co-host suggested that Anthony Davis's contract at Washington could work as a match in any such deal for Duren.
A sign-and-trade would need Detroit's cooperation, since restricted free agency otherwise leaves the Pistons able to match any offer for their own player.
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