Pistons build new offensive identity with shooting improvements

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Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Pistons build new offensive identity with shooting improvements
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The Detroit Pistons are establishing a new offensive identity ahead of the 2026-27 season, bolstered by improved shooting from recent signings. Cade Cunningham led a player minicamp this summer, emphasizing team chemistry despite Jalen Duren's absence due to contract negotiations. Detroit has made significant roster changes, adding John Collins, Isaiah Joe, and Taurean Prince while parting ways with Tobias Harris, Isaiah Stewart, and Marcus Sasser. The new additions are expected to enhance the team's 3-point shooting, which was a challenge during last season's playoff performance. Training camp commenced at the Henry Ford Pistons Performance Center with 19 players, focusing on preparations for the upcoming season.

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  • •Cade Cunningham organized a player-led minicamp this summer.
  • •Jalen Duren is absent during contract negotiations.
  • •Pistons signed John Collins, Isaiah Joe, and Taurean Prince.
  • •Detroit aims to improve 3-point shooting after playoff struggles.
  • •Training camp started with 19 players at the Performance Center.
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  • 4:23 PMYahoo Sports — Pistons get new offensive identity with improved shooting, floor spacing
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With improved shooting from new players, the Pistons are expected to develop a new offensive identity in the 2026-27 season.

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