One week before NBA teams are scheduled to open training camp, the Detroit Pistons have reportedly made an effort to get restricted free-agent center Jalen Duren to report.
After the Pistons and Duren spent the offseason at a stalemate over a reported five-year, $190 million contract proposal, the team has reportedly increased its offer to $200 million, according to multiple reports.
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However, that still may not be enough to entice Duren to sign because the 6-foot-10 center is eligible for a max extension of five years and $287 million after being named Third Team All-NBA last season. Yet the Pistons are apparently unwilling to go…
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