Detroit Pistons see competition brewing between Duncan Robinson and Isaiah Joe
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 2:10 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
The Detroit Pistons expect strong competition between shooters Duncan Robinson and Isaiah Joe this season. Both players ranked highly in spot-up shooting last season, with Robinson averaging 1.4 points per possession and Joe at 1.38. The Pistons have reshaped their roster to emphasize three-point shooting, bringing in players like John Collins and Gary Harris after trading key assets. This change aims to improve floor spacing, enhancing Cade Cunningham’s playmaking abilities. Robinson and Joe could complement each other on the court, possibly allowing for dual lineup scenarios in small-ball arrangements.
- •Duncan Robinson and Isaiah Joe ranked first and second in spot-up points per possession.
- •Pistons traded key pieces to acquire multiple three-point shooters this summer.
- •Robinson and Joe's shooting abilities aim to provide better floor spacing for Cade Cunningham.
- •Possibility of using both players together in small-ball lineups.
- 2:10 AMYahoo Sports — Detroit Pistons Expect Competition Between Elite Shooters Duncan Robinson And Isaiah Joe
"The Detroit Pistons should have an elite three-point shooting duo between Duncan Robinson and Isaiah Joe this season
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