The Detroit Pistons are entering the upcoming NBA Draft with only a second-round pick, marking a notable shift from previous seasons. After not participating in the lottery for the first time since 2018, they are looking to address key roster needs as they prepare for June’s draft.

One primary area of focus is adding size to their frontcourt. With Isaiah Stewart’s injury last postseason revealing depth issues, the Pistons could benefit from a versatile big man who excels in rebounding and rim protection. Prospects like Johni Broome from Auburn could provide the necessary support.

Power forward depth is another crucial need, especially following Tobias Harris's stellar performance in the playoffs, necessitating reliable backup options. Meanwhile, the team also seeks to enhance its shooting capabilities, as the retention of key players like Malik Beasley and Tim Hardaway Jr. remains uncertain.