Pistons acquire Reggie Jackson at the NBA trade deadline

The Detroit Pistons made a big move at the deadline, acquiring Reggie Jackson from the Oklahoma City Thunder, according to Yahoo's Adrian Wojnarowski. The team had been linked with Norris Cole for weeks -- and Brooklyn's Jarrett Jack for much of the day -- but instead they pulled the trigger to acquire Jackson, a talented 24-year-old point guard whose role diminished in Oklahoma City after the Thunder acquired Dion Waiters from the Cleveland Cavaliers.

It's not yet clear who the Pistons gave up to acquire Jackson, but it will almost certainly be a rotation player -- and perhaps even Greg Monroe -- not the collection of expiring contracts previously thought to be available.

Update: D.J. Augustin could be going to Thunder, reports Vince Ellis of the Detroit Free Press:

Trying to confirm, but hearing DJ. Augustin could be in Jackson swap with OKC-Detroit. #Pistons

— Vincent Ellis (@Vincent_Ellis56) February 19, 2015

Update: Kyle Singler's part of the deal, according to Woj:

Detroit will send Kyle Singler to Oklahoma City, league sources tell Yahoo Sports.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 19, 2015

Update: It's part of a three-way deal.

As part of three-way deal with Detroit, OKC will send Kendrick Perkins to the Jazz, source tells Yahoo Sports.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 19, 2015

Update: Looking more like D.J. Augustin is part of this deal...

In Utah-OKC-Detroit deal, Thunder get guard D.J. Augustin and Kyle Singler from Pistons, Steve Novak from Jazz.

— David Aldridge (@daldridgetnt) February 19, 2015

Another source confirms Augustin headed to OKC. #Pistons

— Vincent Ellis (@Vincent_Ellis56) February 19, 2015

Update: It's only official when Woj tweets it.

Left out a name in the Detroit-OKC exchange: DJ Augustin to the Thunder.

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) February 19, 2015

So, now that we kind of have a good idea of what went down, what do you think?