The Detroit Pistons acquired Duncan Robinson in a sign-and-trade with the Heat, giving the guard a three-year, $48 million contract. NBA fans immediately wondered why Detroit was giving Robinson that kind of money, but the second year of his contract is partially guaranteed, and the third year is non-guaranteed. Ah, much better. But there are still reasons to worry about Robinson.
He is the Pistons' best three-point shooter, shooting 39.7% from deep on 7.2 attempts in the seven seasons he spent in Miami. Having his floor spacing is a huge bonus, especially after losing Malik Beasley and Tim Hardaway Jr.