As the draft approaches, and the potentiial for a looming Giannis trade (NOT to Detroit), could the Pistons make moves? A rumored 3-team trade would land Tyler Herro in Detroit, so Mickey and Harry discuss the merits of such an acquistion and his fit alongside Cade Cunningham in the backcourt. Does a trade for Herro sound wild? Well, the fellas also pitch a couple WILD trades for the Pistons. They close it out breaking down Trajan Langdon's press conference, and dip their toes into what, precisely, sportsmanship is.

The rumor mill is churning and keeps spitting out the same hot name: Trey Murphy III. Mickey and Harry discuss possible trade packages that could land the Murph man in the 313, as well as talk their interest in other rumored prospects (Kyrie Irving and Jalen Brown), and debate the hierarchy of desired skillsets for incoming players.

It's NBA Draft month and the Pistons got holes to plug. BIG holes. With the looming Jalen Duren and Ausar Thompson contracts, questions surrounding Detroit's spacing, ball handling, and specifically their starting 2 and 4 positions, the Order sets their sights on the draft. And who better to help educate us Pistons fans on the best possible options than returning guest and draft scout star, No Ceiling's Tyler Metcalf! He breaks down several prospects, both good and bad for Detroit, and, in honor of J.B. Bickerstaff's snubbing, they close on a game of Gimme Gimme COTY.

The biggest questions in the Pistons offseason are how big a bag will their big boy Jalen Duren secure, and will it be with the Detroit Pistons? Harry and Mickey tackle the two sides in this debate, whether the Pistons should sign or sign-and-trade their home grown Hercules.

The season has come to a close with a brutal 30 point loss in game 7 of the Eastern Conference Semi-Finals. The team hit 60 games, won a home playoff game, and won a playoff season, which is all awesome for a team 2 years out from a 14 win season. On the other hand, their shot at a title never seemed real during the playoff run. With all the glaring issues on the roster, Mickey and Harry role play as Trajan Langdon in what will be his most critical offseason as he makes the tough decisions to win it all.

The Pistons - as a collective - BLAST the Cavs in Cleveland to force a second consecutive game 7. Jalen Duren returns to form, BBall Paul continues to defy all, Cade Cunningham has become a 3 point menace, and Detroit got serious returns from Marcus Sasser, Caris LeVert, Duncan Robinson, and Ausar Thompson. Harry and Mickey cover it all, including the James Harden flop sweat spot.

Kofie Yeboah (@KofieWhy) returns to the pod to talk about the Pistons’ hot start to the Eastern Conference Semifinals against the Cavs and how they can maintain their level of play moving forward. Then they talk offseason moves and, together, the three guys put their heads together to declare the “Court of the Blazing Horse.”

After the playoff comeback of the millennium, the Detroit Pistons have stunned the Orlando Magic in Florida, forcing a game 7 at home on Sunday. Harry and Mickey are joined by Aaron Weaver to talk Cade Cunningham's ascension, Ausar Thompson's demonic defense, Uncle T Tobias Harris' value, Jalen Duren's, uh... presence?, and the energy shift provided when J.B. Bickerstaff brought in BBall Paul. Can the Pistons' repeat history and bury all the national media haters Magic in one fell swoop? Hooper and the boys will do everything in their power to bring that to fruition, especially using the help of Aaron's aura cleansing abilities.

If defense wins championships, then the Detroit Pistons are looking good in the East. But, to be fair, so are the Orlando Magic. Harry and Mickey break down game 3 and the series as a whole. Can Detroit still be considered contenders? Were all the fears about this team correct? Where the heck are Jalen Duren, Daniss Jenkins, and Isaiah Stewart?!? And also, we'll be looking to the future - future opponents, future needs, future contracts.

The Detroit Pistons have accomplished the unthinkable - in a mere two years they've gone from 60 losses to 60 wins and secured the #1 seed in the Eastern Conference. While Detroit dominated, even when missing Cade Cunningham and Isaiah Stewart, most members of the media see them as an early exit from the playoffs. We at the Order have to ask, WHAT UP WIT DAT!?! Harry and Mickey talk what makes the Pistons tick, tick, and BOOM, why they should be considered more of a threat than they're getting credit for, and play a game of "You Might Be a Pistons Fan".