It is the Detroit Pistons’ only apparent open position in the starting lineup, largely because many of the potential shooting guards don’t fit the spot.
Chauncey Billups really doesn’t want the job.
Rodney Stuckey professed indifference, which he proved last year.
Kyle Singler started most of last season at the position. But he’s probably in a competition for backup small forward moreso than starting shooting guard.
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope wants the job. But the rookie first-round draft pick has some proving to do first.
Of the several points of intrigue as the Pistons open training camp this morning, only one involves a starting role, with as many varied styles as candidates.
Reported by David Mayo of Michigan Live
