(DETROIT) - If it wasn't already clear, it became moreso on Thursday. General manager Troy Weaver is aggressively remaking the Detroit Pistons' roster, and almost everything appears to be on the table. The Pistons are trading Tony Snell and Khyri Thomas to the Atlanta Hawks for Dewayne Dedmon, according to a league source. Dedmon is set to make $13.3 million per year through the next two seasons. His contract is partially guaranteed $1 million in its final season. Dedmon, a big man, averaged 5.8 points, 5.7 rebounds with the Hawks and Sacramento Kings last season. Detroit moves on from Thomas two years after drafting him 38th overall in the 2018 draft. Partially because of injuries, the shooting guard was unable to find traction in the Pistons' rotation during his two seasons. Snell, who the Pistons acquired on draft night in 2019, averaged eight points, hit 40.2% of his 3s and all 32 of his free throws during his lone season in Detroit. Dedmon could be traded again, per league sources, as the Pistons are looking to create cap space ahead of Friday's free agency. Wednesday's flurry of trades reduced Detroit's cap room from $30 million to less than $10 million, ahead of free agency negotiations opening Friday at 6 PM.