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The group of veterans watched Ron Holland and the Pistons’ youth squad take down the New York Knicks. It wasn’t much of a playoff rematch, but Detroit felt good by picking up the win with a 104-86 victory.

Ron Holland led the Pistons in scoring, rebounding, and steals. It’s not his first rodeo out in Vegas, and he definitely looked like a veteran on the court on Friday afternoon.

The core group of the main roster must’ve been impressed with the soon-to-be sophomore. Holland showed clear signs of progression as he’s gearing up for another season with an important role.

Despite being a rookie on a playoff-contending team, Holland played plenty in year one. He appeared in 81 games, averaging 16 minutes of playing time.

He should be a part of a revamped bench unit, which added Robinson and Caris LeVert in free agency. While LeVert wasn’t with the Pistons on Saturday, Robinson was spending time with his new teammates, working on fitting in with the tight-knit group.

Last year, the Pistons finished the season with a 44-38 record, which placed them sixth in the Eastern Conference. They lacked experience in the playoffs. With Robinson and LeVert, they gained 10 years of playoff experience, which could go a long way if they get a shot at another run.

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