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Luka Garza doesn’t have the ideal speed for the modern NBA, but he has plenty of other tricks in his bag
Pistons rookie big man dominated Summer League in unconventional ways
Jamorko Pickett arrived a skilled but flawed player, but in Summer League he showed progress everywhere
The young forward is a good project to invest in
Sekou Dombouya needs a full season of rotation minutes, and here is what he can do on the floor to earn those minutes
I take a look at two games from Summer League to show what I want to see from Sekou this season
After years of the worst point guard depth in the NBA, the Pistons have three intriguing prospects in Cade, Killian and Saben
Dwane Casey loves to run out multiple point guards, and the team might now have the personnel to pull it off
In Summer League, Saben Lee tried to fight his way into the starting lineup beside Cade Cunningham
As the young playmaker fills the last holes in his game, the question arises how to use him to utilize his whole potential
Saddiq Bey: Steady 3 and D rookie looking to become all-around player in year 2
In his Summer League deleted debut, Saddiq showed he’s gonna put his game on the whole new level
Cade Cunningham vs. Jalen Green: When the two top picks truly went one-on-one Cade prevailed
Detroit lost and he had worse statline, but the film shows that the No. 1 pick won the battle between the two top draftees
What Trey Lyles brings to the Pistons
He might have been an uninspiring signing, but he also checks a surprising amount of boxes for the Pistons’ offense
NBA Draft: How Cade Cunningham can be used in the Detroit Pistons offense
Or maybe that is how Detroit can fit around Cade Cunningham. Either way, Cade’s all around game is EXACTLY what Detroit needs
What’s the secret of Detroit’s point guards?
The principles of Dwane Casey’s system make the most difficult position in the game easy
Killian Hayes is Back: The good, the bad and the ugly
After missing 41 games, Killian Hayes is ready to take back his rookie season
The art of weak-side creation – Pistons seek to charge offense by hiding point of attack
As Detroit waits for someone to step up on its strong-side, it is making a weak-side its main strength
The Close Out: Starting Josh Jackson could make Jerami Grant’s life a lot easier
Jackson’s attacking style could create some much-needed open looks for Grant, allowing him to shoot from the perimeter or attack an open driving lane
Saben Lee was projected to go undrafted, surprise 2nd-round pick, now an NBA starter — this could be the start of something special
The second-round pick is finding similar success in the NBA attacking the basket as he did in college. Along the way, he’s put some new tricks into his bag
Isaiah Stewart could be the prototypical five for the Pistons for the next decade
A stout defender who is flashing passing, shooting and dribbling skills, Stewart has a chance to be a foundational piece for the Detroit Pistons
Tyler Cook can flourish in Dwayne Casey’s offense
The young big might not have the size, but he has a lot of similar skills to Mason Plumlee
What Hamidou Diallo brings to the Detroit Pistons
Diallo could be a game-changer on defense, and his offense offers plenty to entice
Saddiq Bey Is learning to be more than just an outside threat
Bey is know for his 3-point prowess, but he’s slowly putting together an effective inside game that could make him even more dangerous
Mason Plumlee is no defensive powerhouse, but he can still teach young Piston bigs a thing or two
The veteran center lags in some key defensive categories, but he’s providing plenty of value on a rebuilding Pistons team
The Close Out: Saddiq Bey, not just a shooter
Exploring the Villanova rookie’s development when he’s not sniping threes from deep
He might not be perfect, but Mason Plumlee helps make the Pistons offense go
The new Pistons five isn’t a stud who puts spectacular individual numbers, but the team puts much better collective numbers because of him
2021 NBA Draft Watch: the G League Ignite prospects Jonathan Kuminga and Jalen Green
We know they exist, now we can see some them in action on ESPN2 at 3 p.m. today
The Josh Jackson Reclamation Project is looking good, but it can look even better
After redeeming his NBA-player status, the Michigan-native should tweak couple of things to tap into the rest of his potential
2021 NBA Draft Watch: Gonzaga Bulldogs vs. whatever
Jalen Suggs, Corey Kispert and Drew Timme on full display in another Gonzaga’s rout
What Dennis Smith Jr. brings to Detroit
We’d be exited if he fell to us in the 2017 Draft; is there still room for excitement?
Svi’s 3-point shooting struggles masking growth in other areas of his game
Third-year wing is missing shots, but he’s also becoming a more dangerous, well-rounded offensive threat
Video: How The Detroit Pistons Can Help Sekou Doumbouya
Sekou’s recent stretch of strong play hint at how the Pistons and the young forward can find success the rest of the season
Jerami Grant looked gassed last week, and it was clear if you examine his defense
Grant’s efficiency took a tumble, but it’s not because teams suddenly figured out how to defend his increasingly dynamic game
The Close Out: Carving out a role for Blake Griffin
We take a look at how best to use Blake Griffin moving forward checking out film from his season so far
Jerami Grant is the elite iso scorer nobody saw coming except Jerami Grant
We dive deep into how Grant’s length and athleticism is putting Grant in elite company early this season
Jerami Grant keeps developing his game
He already has surprised many, but might not be done yet
The Close Out: A closer look at Isaiah Stewart’s defense
The results have been mixed, but there’s reason for optimism.