This comes two days after one of the worst seasons in franchise history finally ended.
Through Weaver’s three seasons, the Pistons have posted the franchise’s worst three-year record ever as they rebuild a franchise that hasn’t won a playoff game in 15 years.
He has a lot on his plate this offseason, beginning with hiring a new head coach for the first time, after Dwane Casey left his post as coach to move into the front office. (Casey will take questions at 1 p.m., just before Weaver.) Weaver has dozens of candidates to sort through, including a handful of well-regarded coaches who might be near the top of the list.
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Weaver wrote an open letter to fans last week, reiterating the favorable position he believes they’re in to take the next step in the languishing rebuild.
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