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THis seems like such a no brainer. The Pistons have an aging core but enough talent to compete. They badly miss an intimidating slotblocker that make their defense so ridiculously good.

At the trade deadline I thought that Denver should start blowing it up because they just didn't have the pieces to compete in the west and that has just been reinforced even more since then.

Pretty simple really- McDyess and Stuckey for Camby. Detroit gives up a young player who showed some promise for a DPOY candidate who immediately makes them significantly better. Rasheed and Camby would seem to compliment each other very well on the front line and with Billups/Rip/Prince Stuckey is just a backup. THeir defense takes a big jump forward. Denver gets a decent young player to help in the future.

Terrible for the Pistons . . . I think Stuckey is the most unlikely player on the entire Pistons roster to be traded at this point . And if he was deal t , it would certainly be in a deal for a superstar not for a aging C with only a year or two left in him . Stuckey is seena s a future 20ppg scorer by the Pistons , and while he is far from untouchable , he is certainly gonna fetch a lot more than this on the trade market . . .

A: WE DON'T WANT CAMBY

B: NO WAY IN HELL DO WE SEND OUT STUCKEY

sorry but just had to shout a bit

I doubt Stuckey, McDyess, Amir, Rip, or Prince are dealt (unless of course, the price is right - here it clearly isn't).

Sheed for Camby is more realistic, IMO. And event then, I think the Pistons can get a better offer.

What about this...

Iverson and Kleiza for Billups and McDyess.