Brian Windhorst: Jalen Duren, coming off an All-Star and All-NBA season, had a summer of discontent with the Detroit Pistons before agreeing to a new deal on the eve of training camp. It's a $200 million contract, but $87 million less than his max. Duren has said there are no hard feelings, but it was a brutal negotiation. "A year or two ago, I don't think you'd have seen that. The teams would've felt too much pressure," an Eastern Conference executive told ESPN. "Being unhappy is not a negotiating position anymore."
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