Langdon's message was consistent throughout his 20-minute media conference: He believes in the players currently on the Pistons' roster.

They came out of the deadline with a veteran point guard in Dennis Schroder, another rotation piece in wing Lindy Waters and two second-round picks.

Heading into last offseason, Trajan Langdon and the Detroit Pistons' front office had a clear objective in mind when it came to upgrading the roster. They wante ...

Trajan Langdon’s first NBA trade deadline as the leader of the Detroit Pistons front office is in the rearview. Coming out, ...

At least for now. Or at least until they show they are not. And that’s the central point as president of basketball ...

Rather than go star-hunting, Langdon worked the margins. The Pistons entered the week as the NBA's only team with cap space and exited it with its roster fully intact — plus two rotation players to ...

Not even the president of basketball operations on the job less than a year. “Didn’t even enter my thought process, to be honest with you,” Trajan Langdon said Friday. “It wasn’t something I thought ...

With them shattering expectations in the first half of the season, some pegged the Detroit Pistons as a team to make big ...

The Pistons aren’t going to win a title this year, but they have made the first step towards being relevant again, which has ...

“Didn’t even enter my thought process, to be honest with you,” Trajan Langdon said Friday. “It wasn’t something I thought about at all.” Well, he’s thinking about the playoffs no ...