Langston Galloway and the Detroit Pistons have had a complicated floor relationship this season. The franchise, now comfortably planted in Little Caesar’s Arena, is tasked with the responsibility of constructing a roster that can not only make it to the NBA Playoffs, but compete upon arrival. Langston Galloway’s role on the floor was very specific when he arrived in Detroit.
The three-and-D guard was a fair three-point shooter who just spent his previous season mulling around in Sacramento as a piece of the famed DeMarcus Cousins trade to the New Orleans Pelicans.