The Detroit Pistons prioritized continuity over a significant splash move as the trade deadline passed on Wednesday.

After Jaden Ivey was traded to the Chicago Bulls, the Detroit Pistons have waived the young veteran Isaac Jones.

Here's the Detroit Pistons depth chart, roster and salary cap situation less than 24 hours from Thursday afternoon's NBA trade deadline.

Detroit's lone trade was part of a three-team deal involving the Chicago Bulls and the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The Detroit Pistons may be without Cade Cunningham when they host the Washington Wizards on Thursday, Feb. 5. Here's the Pistons injury report.

The Detroit Pistons have traded Jaden Ivey in a multi-team deal that brings Kevin Huerter and Dario Saric to Detroit as the team reshapes its roster.

Contrary to popular belief, the Detroit Pistons didn’t need to make a splash to do the right thing. By resisting the urge to overhaul the roster, they showed trust in what’s already working.

The Pistons waived forward Isaac Jones in order to clear the roster space necessary to officially completed their three-team trade with Chicago and Minnesota, tweets Keith Smith of Spotrac.

ESPN's Bobby Marks noted that Minnesota is now under the first apron and had its luxury tax drop from $24 million to $3.8 million. He also explained the salary cap impact of the players involved in the deal:

Two-way contract players can be active for 50 games during regular season, and aren't eligible for playoffs. Pistons have decision on Daniss Jenkins.