Armed with very little financial flexibility last summer, the Detroit Pistons were able to sign former Indiana Pacers small forward Glenn Robinson III to a modest 2-year, $8 million deal with a team option in the second season.
Robinson was coming off an injury-plagued season in which he only played 23 games. In those games, he shot a blistering 41.2% from three, albeit in a small sample size (14/34 shots).
Robinson, the winner of the 2017 NBA Dunk Contest, came to the Pistons ready for a fresh start and a return home to the state where he played his college ball at the University of Michigan.