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The Pistons are actively looking for a big man, but more than likely you will see a veteran's minimum type at some point. What about the trade market? The Pistons are not trading their two most valuable commodities -- Knight and second-year big man Greg Monroe. Other players who other teams might want -- Tayshaun Prince, Rodney Stuckey and Jonas Jerebko -- were their own free agents and the Pistons just re-signed them, taking them off the market for now. Detroit Free Press

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Justin Rogers: Tayshaun Prince: One of the first things Lawrence Frank said to me is we need to look forward, not back. Twitter

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Alex Kennedy: The Detroit Pistons have officially re-signed Tayshaun Prince, the team announced in a press release. Twitter

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Eric Pincus: Sources had told me that Prince didn't want to play in LA - either team - something about coming home wasn't a positive Twitter

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David Aldridge: Prince staying in DET big blow to Clips; he was their top ranked SF. Not only loved his D but thought he could handle being 3rd/4th option. Twitter

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Larry Lage: #Pistons will re-sign Tayshaun Prince and Jonas Jerebko. Prince got 4-yr $27-million deal and Jerebko will be back for $16-million, 4 years Twitter

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Adrian Wojnarowski: Tayshaun Prince will sign a four year, $27 million dollar deal to stay with Detroit, league sources tell Y! Sports. Twitter

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Steve Kyler: Tayshaun Prince and the Clippers have eyes for each other, being told new deal in Detroit still not out of the question. Twitter

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Marc J. Spears: Clippers have zeroed in on FAs Butler, G Hill, Prince & Battier as potential next SF. As @BT_Turner 1st reported,Butler visited Clipps today Twitter

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A power player is the Nets’ focus. They have made their calls to free-agent threes, including Tayshaun Prince, Andrei Kirilenko (whom owner Mikhail Prokhorov in 2007 tried to entice back to Russia from Utah), Grant Hill, Caron Butler (with knee injury reservations, but he is expected to meet with team brass this week, possibly Wednesday) and Boki Nachbar. New York Post

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Free-agent small forward Tayshaun Prince of the Detroit Pistons also is someone who interests the Clippers. "There's interest with Tayshaun in the Clippers, also," Prince's agent Bill Duffy said. "That's definitely the case." Los Angeles Times

Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Clippers, Free Agency, Tayshaun Prince 

Tayshaun Prince leads the pack (which also includes Shane Battier and Grant Hill), and a source close to him said the veteran hasn't ruled out a return to Detroit just yet. Despite the overwhelming levels of dysfunction and defeats under coach John Kuester last season when the Pistons were 30-52, the presence of new coach Lawrence Frank and a chance to deal with "unfinished business" in Detroit has Prince keeping that option open. SI.com

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"He's going to give [Pistons president] Joe [Dumars] an opportunity," the source said. SI.com

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The Clippers also contacted free-agent small forward Tayshaun Prince of the Detroit Pistons. Los Angeles Times

Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Clippers, Free Agency, Tayshaun Prince 

If Tayshaun Prince leaves Detroit without a starting small forward, the Pistons will have to work through a thin class to find a starter. For depth at the position, the Pistons will take a close look at free agent Mike Dunleavy, who is leaving the Indiana Pacers. Yahoo! Sports

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The Clippers have reached out to free agent Tayshaun Prince to gauge his interest in playing for them this season, a source said Wednesday afternoon. Los Angeles Times

Detroit Pistons, Los Angeles Clippers, Free Agency, Tayshaun Prince 

Prince, a 6-foot-9 forward who has played all nine of his NBA seasons with the Detroit Pistons, fits the need the Clippers have for a veteran, quality small forward. He averaged 14.1 points last season on a declining Pistons team. Prince is known as an outstanding defender who can guard small forwards and shooting guards. He has made 36.8% of his three-pointers over his career, 46.4% of his field goals. Prince, 31, made $11.1 million last season and may command a hefty salary. Los Angeles Times

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The program, which includes both intensive training sessions and 5-on-5 games, will be aimed at getting guys playing pro level ball with pro level trainers while they wait for the ratification of the new deal. Chauncey Billups and Kevin Garnett will almost certainly be there, while other Impact alumni like Tayshaun Prince, Baron Davis, and Corey Maggette may also show up, but regardless of speculation, we can expect a lot of NBA guys to make the trip. HoopsWorld

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The players the Nets likely will pursue have been out there: Nene, Tayshaun Prince, Jamal Crawford. Then there is always the sign-and-trade route, which seems more feasible again as the new deal apparently will allow for immediate sign-and-trades like in the past. New York Post

Detroit Pistons, Brooklyn Nets, Free Agency, Jamal Crawford, Nene, Tayshaun Prince 

Grant Hill, Caron Butler, Tayshaun Prince, Jamal Crawford and Jason Richardson are among the intriguing wing players who will be unrestricted free agents should they fit in the Bulls' salary structure. Chicago Tribune

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