r/DetroitPistons • u/liglet • 22h ago
r/DetroitPistons • u/JaHoog • 14h ago
Discussion John Collins
He will end up being a good player. The national media will catch on half way through the year.
Want to know why? Cade Cunningham. I can't think of a player who didn't improve since Cade has led this team. So maybe this is a Cade Cunningham post lol.
Anyways, it feels good to be excited about Pistons basketball every season again.
r/DetroitPistons • u/itstimetogotowork • 20h ago
Discussion The 25-26 Pistons averaged 10.6 steals/game, leading the league in the regular season. Using stats from that season (and college stats for rookies), the 26-27 roster players averaged 15.3...
And so far in the preseason, those results are holding at 16 steals/game, far and away tops in the league.
Notable additions: Isaiah Joe (.6), Taurean Prince (.6) John Collins (.9), Ebuka Okorie (1.6).
Obviously creating turnovers and playing in transition are focuses for this team and we're pretty darn good at it. My question is: do you generally think a turnover/transition-focused team is more or less viable come playoff time?