DETROIT (AP) — A person with knowledge of the deal says the Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks have agreed to a trade that would send Jon Leuer to the Bucks in exchange for Tony Snell and the 30th pick in Thursday night's draft.The person spoke on condition of anonymity because the trade is not yet official. Trades can't be completed until the new league year starts on July 6.The 6-foot-7 Snell played the past three seasons with the Bucks and was a regular starter until 2018-19, when he mostly came off the bench. He averaged 6.0 points a game this past season and appeared in nine playoff games. Snell missed time late in the season because of a left ankle sprain.Leuer spent three seasons with Detroit, but he had surgery on his left ankle and missed most of 2017-18, then he injured his right knee the following offseason and needed surgery for that. The 6-foot-10 Leuer was able to play 41 games last season, averaging 9.8 minutes.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/NBA and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

DETROIT (AP) — The Detroit Pistons have a new coach — and the usual amount of optimism that accompanies such a big change.What they really could use this season is a healthy point guard.The Pistons are hopeful Reggie Jackson will be ready to play by the start of the season, although he's still working his way back into shape following an ankle injury. Jackson went down in late December, derailing what had been a promising start for Detroit in 2017-18. Ed Stefanski, a new senior executive for the Pistons, sounds optimistic about Jackson's health, but the point guard's recovery isn't complete yet."Reggie is fully healed. We did an MRI I think a couple weeks ago, and it's perfect," Stefanski said at media day Monday. "It's just now basketball shape, and he hasn't played all summer long."Detroit got off to a 19-14 start last season, but after Jackson's injury the team floundered, and Stan Van Gundy's tenure eventually came to an end. The Pistons now have a new coach in Dwane Casey and a new... [More]

DETROIT (AP) — Detroit Pistons forward Jon Leuer has had surgery after injuring his right knee during an offseason workout.The Pistons said Thursday that Leuer's operation was Wednesday in New York, and that he was injured earlier in the week. An update on his return is expected before the start of training camp.The team says Leuer injured his medial meniscus.This wasn't the first recent operation for the 6-foot-10 Leuer, who had left ankle surgery and was limited to eight games last season.___More AP NBA: https://apnews.com/tag/NBAbasketball and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports

F Jon Leuer (ankle) remains sidelined.

F Jon Leuer (ankle sprain) sat out his 14th straight Saturday against the 76ers.

F Jon Leuer missed Wednesday's win over Phoenix with a sprained left ankle. Leuer missed his 12th straight game.

PF Jon Leuer (left ankle sprain) was inactive Monday.

PF Jon Leuer will have another MRI on Monday to examine his sprained left ankle, Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy said. Leuer has not played for Detroit since Oct. 31.

F Jon Leuer (left ankle sprain) was sidelined for the fourth straight game Friday vs. Atlanta.

PF Jon Leuer (left ankle sprain) sat out for the second consecutive game Wednesday.

PF Jon Leuer missed his second consecutive game with a left ankle sprain as Detroit beat Sacramento.

F Jon Leuer missed his first game this season with a left ankle sprain as Detroit beat Milwaukee Friday.

F Jon Leuer led the Pistons with 16 points.

F Jon Leuer supplied 16 points for Detroit (31-32), which pulled even with Chicago in the Eastern Conference standings.

F Jon Leuer had 20 points and eight rebounds Wednesday.

F Jon Leuer added 15 points and 11 rebounds for the Pistons, who gave up 19 points on 17 turnovers.

F Jon Leuer had 20 points for Detroit (25-28), which has won seven of its last eight home games. It was Leuer's 300th career game.

PF Jon Leuer played his 300th career game Wednesday against the Lakers.

G Jon Leuer pumped in a career-high 24 points and the Pistons collected a 116-108 victory over the Timberwolves on Friday night at The Palace. "That's really big for us. One of the strengths of our team, on any given night, somebody can have a career high," said Leuer, a seventh-year forward whose previous best was 23 points. "Like tonight, Marcus stepped up huge, and KCP did the last game. We're a balanced team. The main thing is just to get quality looks. You get good looks at the basket, regardless of who the ball finds, you're going to score."

PF Jon Leuer scored 15 points -- all in the first half -- Monday