POP Podcast Episode 91: Should the Pistons Blow it Up?

The Palace of Pistons Podcast
17/11/2019 45 min Episodio 74
POP Podcast Episode 91: Should the Pistons Blow it Up?

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On this week's edition of The Palace Of Pistons Podcast, Brendan Johnson, Aaron Johnson, and Ryan Paye debate the ever reoccurring question: Should the Pistons blow it up? They also discuss what Detroit should do with Reggie Jackson, the success of Sekou Doumbouya in the G League, and more.
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