The Detroit Pistons have welcomed former Michigan star Caris LeVert to their roster, hoping to build on his talent and the shooting prowess of Duncan Robinson, who is set to join him after leaving the Miami Heat. Although a potential reunion with Tim Hardaway Jr. fell through as he signed with the Denver Nuggets, the duo of LeVert and Robinson, alongside star guard Cade Cunningham, promises to enhance the Pistons' offensive capabilities.

Robinson, who secured a lucrative three-year deal worth $48 million, has made quite the journey since his college days at Williams and Michigan, navigating the G League before earning a $90 million contract with the Heat, marking a significant achievement for an undrafted player. This move from Miami to Detroit not only solidifies the Pistons' shooting game but also emphasizes the franchise's commitment to building a competitive team.