The Detroit Pistons are officially in the era of having good problems. Currently, that problem (or potential problem) is that Daniss Jenkins, who's broken out for the Pistons recently, would not be able to play for the Pistons in the postseason because he's on a two-way deal, splitting his time between the big-league club and the Motor City Cruise.
Again, good problems — for starters, it's a good thing that Pistons fans can comfortably assume this team will be in the playoffs. In years past, if you told a Pistons fan, "Hey, your two-way player won't be eligible for the playoffs," they would look at you like you just did a backflip.