Motel: When they were traded to the Pistons, they also failed a medical examination, and they ruined the future of young people

Former NBA player Moteyunas was interviewed today about the Cancellation of the Pol-Pol deal by the Pistons.

"How many times will the NBA let this happen?" I didn't pass the medical exam, and the Pistons doctor told me I couldn't keep playing. After 6 years, I can still play on the field and probably still play. They're doing this to ruin the young players and their future in the NBA. Motel said.

According to previous reports, the Nuggets and pistons officially announced that a two-way deal was reached, and the Nuggets sent Pol Ball, from the Pistons to McGrud and a future second-round pick. Subsequently, the Pistons officially said that Pol-Pol did not pass the team's medical examination, and the transaction collapsed.

In March 2016, the Rockets traded Moteyunas and Marcus Solton to the Pistons in exchange for Joel Anthony and a future protected first-round pick. Subsequently, the Pistons canceled the deal on the grounds that Motel had not undergone a medical examination for a back injury.

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