Piston’s Notes: Schröder, Beasley, Stewart, Ivey, game 3

Veteran guard Dennis Schröder fought with his shot after that Pistons In February acted for him and scored an average of 10.8 points .378/.302/.833 shoot in 28 regular season games (25.2 minutes per competition).

However, since Omari writes Sankofa II of Detroit Free Press, the 31-year-old played a decisive role in the pistons in the playoffs, made timely shots and serves as a secondary ball handler alongside all-star Cade Cunningham. Through three playoff games (28.3 mpg), Schröder achieved an average of 15.3 points, 2.7 assists and 2.3 rebounds at .556/.615/.800 shoot.

“He played in so many big games, and when you go back and watch his story, he is clung in big games“Head coach JB Bickerstaff Said after game 2 when Schröder made the winning basket and Detroit’s first playoff win won in 17 years. “We talked about it early when he arrived here, he is just fearless. There is no moment, there is no amount, there is no noise that is too big or that rattles it. Working his cock off in his game, but many people in this situation do not have the courage and he has the courage to make big shots. “”

Schröder will be an unrestricted free agency this summer, says Sankofa.

Here is more about the pistons:

• While Schröder caught fire in the playoffs, the opposite was in the case Malik BeasleyAnother upcoming Free Agent. After an average of 16.3 points and converted 41.6% of his three-point attempts in the regular season, the sixth man of the year, runner-up, has recorded 13.7 ppg and has already recorded 30.0% from a long distance in Detroits first series against New York. “I think he gets his appearance. You just didn’t fall in love with him … We know that he is able to take these recordings«, Said Bickerstaff about Beasley (Twitter link about Sankofa).
• Tall man Isaiah Stewart Fighted in game 1 by an injury to the right knee and missed the second and third games of the series. He is also released for the fourth game on Sunday due to a continuing inflammation of the right knee as Hunter Patterson by The Athletic Relays (via Twitter).
• Although the pistons did not rule out technically Jaden Ivey For the rest of the post-season, when they provided an update over his status last night, Bickerstaff sounded skeptical of the chances of the security guard in the third year, in ’24/25 to Patterson (Twitter-Videolink). “Our goal will always be to protect our boys“, Said Bickerstaff.”This would only be a very difficult situation for a man in whom he can return after dealing with the injury. … the more he progresses, we look at each other. “” Ivey recovers a broken fibula in his left leg.
• Both the pistons and Kink Was frustrated about the office after a controversial end of game 3, writes Chris Herring von ESPN. Detroit was angry Jalen Brunson Jared Schwartz from New York Post states that it was not injured in the last seconds, although the NBA supported this non-call. The Knicks were angry that Detroit owned the ball after Brunson missed a free throw with a lead 0.5 seconds.
• Although they were in a 1-2 hole, the pistons remained positive after the loss of game 3, as Patterson writes for athletic. “We are not emptied“Said Bickerstaff when he was asked about the mood in the bleating cubicle of the pistons.”Our boys are too committed to each other. We are not results. We will appear on Sunday and we will put it on the line. We will fight and see what happens like hell. “”