His new salary clocks in just over the bi-annual exception, meaning the Pistons will either use cap space or a different exception to sign him.

The Detroit Pistons weren’t among the loudest for the opening night of NBA free agency, but with the sudden change in necessity following the news of the investigation into Malik Beasley for alleged gambling on NBA games, the Pistons had to get some business done. As of Tuesday afternoon, Detroit has reportedly made agreements with two players.

Reports indicate that “BBall” Paul is returning to Detroit after signing a two-year, $11 million contract, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. It’s a good deal that keeps the 26-year-old forward with the Pistons for another two seasons.