Burks had another solid and productive season. The Pistons didn't trade him, so it's likely the Pistons are going to pick up their option. They intend to improve and want to have a veteran like Burks around their young roster.

Diallo sort of reinvented his game as the Pistons used him like an ultra small-ball big man. That could be a role a contender sees for Diallo moving forward, as he's never developed into the 3&D player many hoped that he would.

Joseph has settled into the phase of his career where he's veteran depth as a third point guard. His ability to shine in that role as a good locker room guy will keep Joseph in the league on a minimum deal.

McGruder has been a great locker room presence for the Pistons for a few seasons now. He doesn't play much, but when he does he contributes. It wouldn't be a surprise to see him back in Detroit if there's a roster spot for him.

Livers has shown enough potential throughout two injury-plagued seasons that Detroit will like pick up their option and see where he fits in on a retooled roster next season.

Omoruyi got caught in a numbers game on the Thunder roster, but he can play. The Pistons have given him an opportunity to play a lot and Omoruyi has done well. Look for him to be back after Detroit uses their cap space in July.

Boeheim saw very few NBA minutes, even after the Pistons turned towards ping pong balls. His impact in the G League was mostly based around good, but not great shooting. He'll be lucky to get another two-way contract.

Rhodan did fine with a handful of NBA minutes at the end of the regular season. What was more exciting was his shooting in the G League. If that maintains or improves, Rhoden will get a shot at a standard contract next season.