Even before the NBA season officially begins, plenty of NBA trade rumors are circling around and some of it that might actually come to fruition are Detroit Pistons guard Brandon Jennings and Phoenix Suns Markieff Morris.

First, Brandon Jennings looks like he will be the odd man out as their roster currently has four point guards in recently signed Reggie Jackson, Spencer Dinwiddie, and Steve Blake.

However, in a report by MLive.com, it looks like the Pistons would not pull the trigger immediately and might wait for the season to play out before making any moves.

"Trade possibilities are pinning the needle at point guard," MLive wrote via Latin Post. "It's difficult to imagine the Pistons not making a deal there. It might not happen until closer to the February trade deadline, but once Jennings returns, the Pistons could have three reserve point guards with trade value."

Meanwhile, Markieff Morris has been making a lot of noise since his brother was moved to the Detroit Pistons during the off-season. Both sides are not expected to mend things over but newly acquired center Tyson Chandler says he will do his best to resolve the rift between both sides.

"It's not about them," Chandler said via Bleacher Report. "That's no offense to Ryan (McDonough), the GM, or the owner (Robert Sarver). Players play for players and the coaches. You've got a bond. Management has nothing to do with anything that goes on when you're on the court. That's just my thoughts."

"I'm not saying this for anything against Keef either. He's a man and he has to go through his own process. But he can be special and I know he will. I feel like all this stuff will be forgotten once we kick off and we're having success."