Detroit Pistons — Summer League 2026

From: Detroit Pistons

Pure shooter with deep range and quick release, needs to prove he can create his own offense against length. Defensively limited laterally but competes. Watch how he handles pressure on-ball and whether he can show any secondary playmaking.

From: Stanford

From: Virginia

Rim-running center with elite shot-blocking timing and rebounding instincts, but extremely raw offensively with minimal touch. Foul-prone and still learning positioning. Watch his hands on catches and whether he can finish through contact in the half-court.

From: Michigan

Athletic wing with slashing ability and transition scoring potential, but inconsistent jump shot mechanics hold him back. Can defend multiple positions when engaged but makes careless gambles. Watch three-point shooting consistency and decision-making in pick-and-roll.

From: Langston (NAIA)

NAIA standout guard with scoring mentality and deep range, massive jump in competition level to prove. Limited tape against high-level athletes raises questions about defensive viability. Watch whether his shot-making translates and if he can guard anyone at this level.

From: Utah State

Knockdown spot-up shooter with good size for a wing, needs to show more off-the-bounce creation. Average athlete without great lateral quickness on defense. Watch how he responds to closeouts and whether he can contribute beyond catch-and-shoot threes.

From: Grand Canyon

Combo guard with solid pick-and-roll playmaking and pull-up shooting ability, average first step limits rim pressure. Can defend at point of attack but size concerns against bigger guards. Watch three-level scoring efficiency and whether he can protect the ball against pressure.

From: Florida International

High-motor guard with strong defensive instincts and leadership qualities, offensive game is limited to transition and spot shooting. Below-average athlete for the position but plays smart within his role. Watch shooting mechanics consistency and whether he can create any advantages in the half-court.

From: Detroit Pistons

Undersized power forward with excellent motor, offensive rebounding, and finishing touch around the basket. Limited defensive versatility due to lack of perimeter quickness and average length for position. Watch how he defends in space and whether he can develop any face-up game to complement his interior scoring.