Kyle Singler has agreed to a contract with Alicante of the ACB in Spain.

Singler was the 33rd overall pick of the 2011 NBA Draft by the Pistons.

Singer's contract will allow him to return to the NBA when the lockout ends.

Jonas Jerebko will not return to his former team, Biella of Italy, though the two sides did discuss a deal.

“We talked with him, but he’s a little concerned about an injury and has decided to stay in the U.S. for now,” Atripaldi said.

Jerebko missed the 11-12 season due to an Achilles tendon injury.

“The team has been built without him, but we would have a spot for him if he decides to come because it’s Jonas,” Atripaldi said.

Rodney Stuckey and Austin Day recently parted ways with their respective agents.

Stuckey fired Steve Banks, and Daye has moved on from Bill Duffy of BDA Sports.

Stuckey has had several different agents during his four-year NBA career. This time he has signed with Leon Rose, power agent for players such as LeBron James and Chris Paul.

There is no word on who Daye will be represented by.

Stuckey will be a restricted free agent this offseason.

Lawrence Frank has yet to put together his coaching staff with the Pistons, but it include Roy Rogers.

Rogers was as an assistant with the Celtics last season, working with the team's big men.

British Basketball's performance director Chris Spice said it is appearing unlikely that Ben Gordon will be able to compete in the 2011 Eurobasket.

The lockout is causing issues in terms of insurance coverage.

Spice said: "It is difficult and it is complex and if I was a betting man I don't think it is going to happen unfortunately.

"We'll know on Monday but it is looking unlikely.

"In the end we have not been able to afford the same level of cover he would get in a normal year in an NBA deal.

"There is no question in my mind, if the NBA lockout wasn't there Ben would be playing for us this year because the cover would be in place.

"I am 100% certain he will be with us next year if there is no lockout."