Detroit — Late May usually marks a time in the offseason when most of the attention shifts to the NBA Finals, or in the case of most lottery teams, toward the NBA Draft.
The Pistons are in a unique position alongside three other teams who are still searching for a new head coach. It's been 51 days since Dwane Casey announced his transition to the front office following Detroit's regular-season finale on April 9.
Sporadic reports regarding the Pistons' distinctive selection of coaching candidates, which reportedly are down to former Overtime Elite coach Kevin Ollie and Milwaukee Bucks assistant Charles Lee, have dominated the team's offseason so far.