Pistons' new coach released: Signing Bickerstaff after firing Monty Bickerstaff was fired by the Cavaliers just last month

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2024-06-30 22:49Creators in the field of sports

On June 30, Beijing time, according to a report by ESPN Woj, the Pistons have now signed former Cavaliers coach Bickerstaff to become the team's new coach after firing Monty, as for Bickerstaff, who was fired by the Cavaliers not long ago.

The Pistons are absolutely rich and willful, and they signed Monty to a six-year, $78.5 million contract last summer, with team options for up to $100 million in Years 7 and 8. It's just that Monty has only been in charge for one season, and the Pistons fired Monty, leaving him with as much as five years and $65 million in salary.

The Pistons had a terrible season last season, not only did the team suffer a 28-game losing streak, the longest losing streak in franchise history, but they also finished last in the league with only 14 wins and 68 losses all season.

Now the Pistons signed former Cavaliers coach Bickerstaff, who led the Cavaliers to fourth place in the East this year and advanced to the second round of the playoffs, but unfortunately lost to the eventual championship-winning Celtics by a total score of 4-1, resulting in Bickerstaff being fired.

Bickerstaff's coaching record so far has been 255-290 and less than 5 percent of the winning percentage, and he has become the new coach of the Pistons, and it is interesting to see if he can lead the youth army to rise.

(Text/Drunken Sleeping)

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