Detroit Pistons acquire Isaiah Joe for improved three-point shooting

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Last updated Jun 28, 2026

Detroit Pistons acquire Isaiah Joe for improved three-point shooting
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The Detroit Pistons have traded for Isaiah Joe from the Oklahoma City Thunder, aiming to enhance their three-point shooting ability after a disappointing postseason. Last season, the Pistons ranked 17th in the NBA for three-point percentage. Joe, who has consistently shot over 40% from beyond the arc in the last four years, joins Duncan Robinson in bolstering the team’s perimeter options. Head coach J.B. Bickerstaff may utilize both players simultaneously to improve floor spacing. Speculation surrounds Robinson's standing with the team, though it is believed the Pistons may retain both shooting threats in the upcoming season.

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  • Pistons acquired Isaiah Joe from the Thunder for future draft picks.
  • Detroit struggled with three-point shooting last season, finishing 17th in the NBA.
  • Joe has shot over 40% from three-point range in each of his four seasons.
  • Speculation exists that the Pistons may consider waiving Duncan Robinson.
  • Joe and Robinson could significantly improve the team's floor spacing.
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The Detroit Pistons acquired Isaiah Joe from the Oklahoma City Thunder earlier in the week, and it’s a move that should pay dividends for the squad after they struggled from three-point range a year ago

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