Apart from that roster hiccup, Detroit suffered from a lack of three-point shooting talent in the postseason when the Orlando Magic and Cleveland Cavaliers stuffed the paint full of defenders, which exposed the Pistons as an inconsistent squad from beyond the arc. During the regular season, Detroit finished with the No. 17 rank for three-point shooting percentage, so the problem cannot be described as a new revelation, but it is one that should be addressed with Duncan Robinson standing as the team’s chief long-range threat at 41% last season.Â
