The Detroit Pistons and center Jalen Duren remain unsigned heading into training camp, with a rival executive telling ESPN there is "still a gap" between the two sides in negotiations. Yahoo Sports reported the gap is approximately $5 million per year, though the outlet expects the figure to narrow as the season approaches and a hard deadline emerges.

Duren faces a deadline to sign his qualifying offer, which would convert him to an unrestricted free agent next summer, per CBS Sports. The All-NBA center is the last remaining restricted free agent without a deal in place, marking a notable contrast to last year when four RFAs remained unsigned into September.