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Old 09-30-2013, 06:17 PM   #49
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According to David Aldridge, the Pistons are not yet willing to commit max money to Greg Monroe.

http://www.nba.com/2013/news/feature...010/index.html

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Detroit's Greg Monroe would also look to be in line for an extension, having established himself as one of the good young big men in the East. He was top 10 last season in double-doubles (37) and was one of the few bright spots for the Pistons the last two seasons.

But league sources indicate an extension for Monroe is highly unlikely. The Pistons are not going to give him anywhere near the max, based on their current roster. Plus, Monroe's agent, David Falk, has little interest in signing an extension for less than that. While discussions are friendly, it's likely the two sides will revisit next summer -- if Monroe is still on the roster.

With Andre Drummond looking like the Pistons' center of the future, and with $56 million invested in Josh Smith -- much more effective as a four -- how much will Detroit put forth for Monroe?

I am 100% in favor of signing Monroe to a max deal and building around him for the next 8-10 years as we ease our way past the Dirk Era.
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