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Coty M. Davis: “Every single one had some sort of crazy finish.” Duncan Robinson shares his thoughts on playing against the #Pistons during their resurgence last season.
Ira Winderman: Erik Spoelstra says he had a “beautiful conversation” with Duncan Robinson about trade. Appreciative of Robinson’s perseverance.
Michael Scotto: Sources: The Detroit Pistons signed Duncan Robinson to a three-year, $48 million deal, which is fully guaranteed at $16.8 million for the 2025-26 season, partially guaranteed $2 million out of a possible $16 million in the 2026-27 season, and non-guaranteed for the 2027-28 season pic.x.com/TaaMeU3X6a
Ira Winderman: Heat timing: Davion Mitchell signing expected today. With Detroit with lots of balls in the air, the Duncan Robinson deal looking like more of Monday timing. But, yes, that deal is done, with Pistons with much going on at the moment.
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Vincent Goodwill: Pistons signing Duncan Robinson to 3/48M per sources… one would think it takes them out the running for a Malik Monk S/T, along with getting off of Fontecchio
Omari Sankofa II: UPDATE: Year 2 for Duncan Robinson is partially-guaranteed. Non-guaranteed Year 3.
Yossi Gozlan: Miami Heat have a full 15 man roster by sign and trading Duncan Robinson for Simone Fontecchio. They are $5.5 million below the luxury tax and now hard capped to the $207.8 million second apron. They also create a $6.9 million trade exception.
Shams Charania: Free agent shooter Duncan Robinson has agreed to a three-year, $48 million deal with the Detroit Pistons, sources tell ESPN. Agent Jason Glushon navigated multiple options in the market, which included potential return to Miami or move elsewhere. Now Robinson lands in Detroit.
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The expectation is that Robinson will land with a new team through a sign-and-trade transaction that could bring assets back to the Heat, according to an Eastern Conference source. The Detroit Pistons are among the teams that have been pursuing the 31-year-old Robinson in free agency.
Anthony Chiang: It's trending toward Duncan Robinson not returning to the Heat, according to a source. Could end up as a sign-and-trade to a new team or he could sign elsewhere outright. The Pistons have reportedly been pursuing Robinson.
Jake Fischer: The Pistons have also been linked to Duncan Robinson, so targeting Monk makes sense in dollar bracket, secondary shooting. Capologists around the league have been penciling Schroder at two years, $28 million on Sacramento’s books for 2025-26.
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