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The Detroit Pistons have a decision to make.
In reality, Daniss Jenkins has made it easy. But technically, there's a contract choice to be made, sooner rather than later.
On Friday night, Jenkins played the final game he was eligible to appear in as a two-way player.
To play any more this season for the Pistons, Jenkins needs to sign a standard contract for the rest of the season.
In the last game eligible to be on a Two-Way, Daniss Jenkins scores a team high 18 points.
Jenkins is eligible to have his contract converted but only if Detroit opens up a roster spot.
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As the post above shows, Jenkins had 18 points in his final game as a two-way guy. He did that in just 18 minutes.
Jenkins scored 18 points three games ago, too.
He was undrafted after a college journey that went from Pacific to Iona to St. John's.
The 24-year old played seven games for the Pistons at the NBA level in 2024-25.
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This season, it's been 42 games with averages of 8.2 points, 3.3 assists, 1.8 rebounds and 0.9 steals per game.
Jenkins has been particularly promising thanks to his 39.1% shooting from 3-point range.
The Pistons have already made it clear they intend to sign Jenkins. They just have to make the move happen.
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