Golden State has officially traded Dennis Schröder to the Detroit Pistons, who also received Lindy Waters III and a second-round pick from the Warriors. The Pistons announced the move as “part of a series of transactions,” part of the mega-trade that saw Jimmy Butler dealt from Miami to Golden State.

Dennis Schröder had an eventful 2025 NBA trade deadline. Schröder initially opened the season with the Brooklyn Nets, but was traded to the Golden

Schröder and Beasley, who has been among the league’s top 3-point shooters this season, will give the Pistons an experienced duo to lead the backcourt off of the bench. Schroder also played with Tim Hardaway Jr. for two seasons with the Hawks.

Heading into the final days of the NBA trade deadline, it was clear the Detroit Pistons could use some help in the backcourt. With Jaden Ivey sidelined for a while, the Pistons missed the presence of an additional scoring guard to play alongside Cade Cunningham while also lacking some experience at the point guard position behind the one-time All-Star.

Dennis Schroder defends his financial decisions after rejecting an $84 million Lakers deal and constant trades.

Dennis Schroder was recently traded to the Detroit Pistons after spending time with the Brooklyn Nets and Golden State Warriors this season. The veteran point