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Stan Van Gundy, Detroit Pistons head coach and president of basketball operations, speaks about the NBA basketball draft during a news conference Tuesday, June 24, 2014, in Auburn Hills, Mich. Van Gundy has a plan to turn around the Pistons and it probably will not include this year's draft because the once-proud franchise does not have a first-round pick. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya) (The Associated Press)
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. – Detroit Pistons president of basketball operations Stan Van Gundy says the franchise is "comfortable" with the outcome of every scenario involving Greg Monroe.
Van Gundy told reporters Tuesday — while previewing the team's plans for Thursday's NBA draft — he wants good value for the restricted free agent if the franchise chooses to give him up in a sign-and-trade deal.
He insists even if the 24-year-old power forward gets offered a maximum contract by another team, the Pistons may determine they can live with paying him, Andre Drummond and Josh Smith a lot of money to essentially play two positions.
Van Gundy also says having Monroe sign a one-year qualifying offer that would make him an unrestricted free agent would be OK for the team, too.