When the Detroit Pistons acquired Duncan Robinson this summer, many saw it as a strategic move to sharpen their roster. The Pistons have built a reputation for relentless effort every game, even if, outside of Cade Cunningham, their lineup lacks household names.
Ever since the Miami Heat dealt Duncan Robinson in a sign-and-trade to the Detroit Pistons, the return for the team in Simone Fontecchio had fans believing that the replacement for the franchise’s leading three-point shooter has been found.
The Detroit Pistons made a return to the NBA Playoffs last season. Even though the Detroit Pistons ended their five-year playoff drought, the team was eliminated in the first round.
How many of the last players to reach the half-century mark in points for every NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
Duncan Robinson is on his way out of Miami after the Heat made a trade with the Detroit Pistons, bringing in an Italian forward to take his place. After a disappointing 2024-25 campaign, Miami decided it was time to move on from Robinson.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
A new Detroit Pistons veteran will soon suit up for the squad and offer a shooting spark off the bench. Former Miami Heat sharpshooter Duncan Robinson recently teased NBA fans with a clip to show off his some of his offseason work as August winds down.
Duncan Robinson is going to suit up for the Detroit Pistons next year. Throughout the 2024-2025 NBA season, Robinson appeared in 74 games, averaging 11 points, two rebounds, and three assists.
This offseason, Duncan Robinson underwent a massive change in the NBA. Following an extended run with the Miami Heat, he has joined the Detroit Pistons via sign-and-trade.
This offseason, the Detroit Pistons once again found themselves in search of outside shooting to put around their young core. For the second summer in a row, they managed to find an established veteran who provides a complementary skill set while also fully embracing the city as a whole.
Duncan Robinson has enjoyed a surprisingly productive and lucrative NBA career. After going undrafted out of Michigan in 2018, Robinson latched on with the Miami Heat's Summer League.
In light of the off-court drama surrounding Malik Beasley, the Detroit Pistons found themselves in search of more shooting in the offseason. They'd end up settling on veteran guard Duncan Robinson, who appears eager to begin this next chapter of his career.
Duncan Robinson has had a busy offseason. The former Michigan star signed with the Detroit Pistons after spending his first seven years playing for the Miami Heat.
During free agency, the Detroit Pistons added more shooting to the roster by acquiring Duncan Robinson from the Miami Heat. As he embarks on this next chapter of his career, the veteran opened up on playing alongside a pair of key players.
So far this offseason, the Detroit Pistons have continued to operate in the margins. Instead of making drastic changes to the roster, Trajan Langdon has remained focused on finding key role players who can help elevate the young core.
Let’s look at a handful of the worst free agency deals signed this offseason.
The Detroit Pistons completed a sign-and-trade deal with the Miami Heat, which saw Simone Fontecchio and Duncan Robinson switch places, and Robinson is
Heading into his second offseason running the Detroit Pistons front office, outside shooting remained a top priority for Trajan Langdon. Upon having to pivot from a familiar face, he landed a new three-point specialist who is eager to embark on this new chapter of his career.
After a long run with the Miami Heat, Duncan Robinson will now represent the Detroit Pistons. It took some time, but Robinson was officially introduced to the local media on Sunday while spending time out in Las Vegas at the NBA Summer League.
Earlier this month, the Miami Heat lost Duncan Robinson to the Detroit Pistons as part of a sign-and-trade. Robinson had been with the Heat for all seven seasons of his pro career.
Duncan Robinson had been an excellent developmental story for the Miami Heat over the previous seven seasons. The former Michigan star is one of the best shooters in the NBA despite going undrafted in 2018.
An NBA player has made seven or more three-pointers 21 times in history. Can you name the players to accomplish the feat in five minutes?
Parting ways is never easy, especially when it involves a player who became part of the franchise’s identity. Duncan Robinson has left the Miami Heat, agreeing to a three-year and $48 million deal with the Detroit Pistons.
Outside shooter Duncan Robinson is joining the Detroit Pistons on a three-year, $48 million deal as part of a sign-and-trade with the Miami Heat, according to multiple reports on Tuesday.
Robinson declined his $20M player option with the Heat on Sunday. The team expressed interest in bringing him back, but he received a better offer.
Heat forward Duncan Robinson is opting out of his contract for 2025/26 in order to become an unrestricted free agent, according to Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link), who says the veteran sharpshooter will work with the team to either figure out a new deal or accommodate a move elsewhere.
With the Miami Heat’s turbulent 2024-25 campaign having officially come to a close, it’s time to look back and see which players met, surpassed or fell short of their respective expectations entering this season.
The Miami Heat’s famous "Heat Culture" motto has gained popularity in recent years. Now, the slogan has become a topic of mockery for many NBA fans, including Heat supporters.
When the fourth quarter of Game 2 began, Duncan Robinson was scoreless and the Heat trailed by eight. That all changed very quickly.
Duncan Robinson taunted the TD Garden late in Miami's Game 7 win. What fired him up? A group chat.
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