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The Detroit Pistons announced their NBA Las Vegas Summer League roster on Monday, July 7.
This year’s team will be headlined by their lone pick of the 2025 NBA Draft, second-rounder Chaz Lanier, and by their 2024 draft class — No. 5 overall pick Ron Holland, and second-round selection Bobi Klintman (No. 37 overall). The team will be coached by Pistons assistant Vitaly Potapenko.
Detroit Pistons‘ 2025 Las Vegas Summer League roster
Name, position, most recent team
T.J. Bickerstaff, F, AEL LimassolGarrison Brooks, C, Wolves TwinsbetSincere Carry, G, Phoenix HagenDawson Garcia, F, MinnesotaRon Holland, F, PistonsDaniss Jenkins, G, PistonsTrevor Keels, G, Iowa WolvesBobi Klintman, F, PistonsMiller Kopp, F, Oklahoma City BlueChaz Lanier, G, TennesseeT.J. Madlock, G, Alabama StateTolu Smith, C, PistonsJohn Ukomadu, F, Motor City CruiseBrice Williams, G, NebraskaZakai Zeigler, G, TennesseeDetroit Pistons’ 2025 Las Vegas Summer League schedule
The Pistons’ Summer League slate tips off Thursday against the New York Knicks at 6 p.m. Eastern. Their full schedule is below, times Eastern.
July 11: Knicks, 6 p.m., NBA TV.
July 13:Â Rockets, 4 p.m., ESPN2.
July 15:Â Timberwolves, 4:30 p.m., NBA TV.
July 17:Â Heat, 4 p.m., NBA TV.
July 18-20:Â Championship/consolation round.
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