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Will this scare off prospective suitors in tonight's draft? Or will it simply be a footnote to the start of his NBA career?

The Pistons may not be able to afford standing still on draft day, as the Bobcats are conspiring with the Kings and Bucks to sandwich Detroit's No. 8 pick.

It's nearly impossible to find somebody who doesn't think the Pistons will select Bismack Biyombo in tonight's draft.

Don't believe everything you read, especially when it's coming from anonymous sources.

Just one day after Markieff Morris stole the show in a head to head workout, Tristan Thompson has reportedly moved atop Detroit's draft board.

The hype machine may be driving Bismack Biyombo out of Detroit's reach. Meanwhile, reports say Markieff Morris shined brightest during Tuesday's workout in Auburn Hills, while Tristan Thompson's college numbers rank him as the best big man in the draft.

With Bismack Biyombo, Jonas Valanciunas and Kawhi Leonard off the board, the Detroit Pistons are forced to take the best player available instead of filling a position of need. Do you think this would be a smart move?

Exactly who is Bismack Biyombo? Chad Ford's profile paints an extremely intriguing picture.

Who will the Pistons take at No. 8? Only one thing is known for sure: no one has a freaking clue.

Joe Dumars has reportedly narrowed his focus on five prospects for the NBA Draft: Bismack Biyombo, Tristan Thompson, Jan Vesely, Jonas Valanciunas ... and Kemba Walker.