The NBA rescheduled four games in an effort to avoid a pile-up towards the second half of the season.
The rescheduled games include:
The league also pushed back the start times of 16 games to allow more time to process COVID-19 testing results.
The New York Knicks and Los Angeles Clippers have interest in trading for Derrick Rose. Tom Thibodaeu coached Rose with the Chicago Bulls and Minnesota Timberwolves, while Ty Lue had a brief stint coaching him with the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Rose was linked with a trade to the Los Angeles Lakers and Philadelphia 76ers last season.
Rose is on an expiring contract with the Detroit Pistons.
Killian Hayes will be out at least eight more weeks due to a right hip injury.
A further evaluation of Hayes' injury revealed a partial dislocation. The injury will not require surgery.
The 19-year-old Hayes, who started all seven games he played, was injured earlier this month against the Bucks.
Christian Wood had a breakout season in 19-20 with the Detroit Pistons, but they had only tepid interest in re-signing him in the offseason under Troy Weaver.
Sources tell Marc J. Spears of The Undefeated that the Pistons weren't interested in paying Wood more than $8 million annually.
Wood agreed to a sign-and-trade deal with the Houston Rockets on a three-year, $41 million.
“The long-term contract meant a lot to me,” Wood, 25, told The Undefeated in a phone interview on Sunday. “It showed me how hard I worked and how far I came from going from a minimum and non-guaranteed contract to being waived a number of times that I couldn’t even tell you to signing three years, $41 million. It’s incredible.
“Not to be cocky, but I actually think I’m worth more than that.”
Killian Hayes has suffered a labral tear in his hip.
Hayes sustained the injury on a drive to the basket in Monday's game.
The Detroit Pistons selected Hayes with the seventh overall pick in 2020.
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