The NBA Draft is more than two months away — and while it’s too early to pinpoint what the Pistons might do, looking at a few of the prospects who could be available is a worthwhile exercise.
The Pistons finished the season at 37-45 and are in position to have the No. 12 pick if the draft positions don’t change after the draft lottery on May 16. They have a 0.7 percent chance of getting the No. 1 pick, which is unlikely, but with the likelihood of staying around 12th, they could look to address their most glaring need: outside shooting.