Another year, another Pistons player newly eligible for a salary bump.
On Sunday, Pistons forward Jalen Duren was named to the All-NBA third team. The honor makes him eligible for a $9 million annual raise in his next contract.
Duren was the lone player to qualify for a salary bump from the All-NBA awards announced Sunday evening. Sixers guard Tyrese Maxey was named All-NBA third team and will be eligible for a supermax contract next season, but that’s contingent on a second consecutive All-NBA honor.
A year ago, Duren’s teammate Cade Cunningham was the only All-NBA player to net the extra $9 million annually after leading Detroit to its first winning record since 2017. Cavaliers forward Evan Mobley got the same bump in 2025, but it was for winning Defensive Player of the Year.
Cunningham was named to the All-NBA first team, making him and Duren the first Pistons teammates to both be All-NBA since Chauncey Billups and Ben Wallace in 2006.
