Jaden Ivey made big strides as a shooter in his 30 games for the Detroit Pistons last season, but for him to make a star leap, he has to develop a floater and get more efficient in the mid-range.
Ivey shot over 45 percent on catch-and-shoot 3-point shots last season and over 41 percent on long-range shots overall. We need to see that for a full season, but those are the types of numbers that will play well off the ball with Cade Cunningham.
Trajan Langdon thinks Ivey’s return will be the biggest addition of the offseason, and if he makes a big leap next season, the Pistons may have the four players they are going to build around for the foreseeable future.