Three point guards who could be Detroit Pistons next year

By Ku Khahil | Jun 15, 2019

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Seth Curry

Seth Curry isn’t to be confused with Steph Curry but still is a pretty damn good player. Along with the ball-handling and slashing the Pistons need, Detroit also desperately need some shooting around Griffin and Drummond.

The Detroit Pistons ranked sixth in the NBA in three-point attempts a game but ranked 23rd in three-point percentage. The need for a shooter in Dwane Casey’s offense is in high regard.

Signing Curry would absolutely go a long way. Curry is coming off a season with the Portland Trailblazers that saw him shoot 45 percent from long distance on 3.4 attempts a game.

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If the Pistons do indeed decide to move on from Smith in free agency, Curry should be high on the list of point guards to replace him. The three-point shot is not a question, as you could just assume by the last name. Curry is a career 43.9 percent shooter from beyond the arc in his five NBA seasons.

Curry is 28 years old and could get paid more than the Pistons are willing to offer. I don’t believe Curry is good enough for the Pistons to overpay for, but if Curry is in their ballpark contract-wise, don’t be shocked to have the Curry family in Detroit next year.

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