What happened to Detroit in the playoffs showed a team reliant on their MVP-candidate point guard, with their team struggling to step up if Cade underperformed. The Pistons were inconsistent in their 3-point shooting, and Isaiah Evans can come in as one who strives as a shooting threat and a massive help with spacing, which can compensate for Detroit's overall offensive struggle with their stars in Ausar and Duren not being the best at spacing. As a wing, Evans will offer Detroit a connecting piece to solidify their contender aspirations by adding a streaky movement shooter who also has strong defensive upside as a proven impact player on defense with his solid number of stocks (1.4).