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The Detroit Pistons bet on Paul Reed when they traded Isaiah Stewart. It's early, but it's already paying off.

PistonPowered's Maxwell Ogden argues that Paul Reed's recent performances are vindicating the Detroit Pistons' decision to trade Isaiah Stewart. Reed started in place of the injured Jalen Duren on October 25, helping lead Detroit to a 106-93 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers. In 23 minutes, Reed recorded eight points, eight rebounds, two assists, and three blocks.
According to Ogden, trading Stewart cleared necessary playing time for Reed's development while boosting the team's offense without sacrificing rim protection. The writer notes that Reed provides a more robust offensive skill set alongside Cade Cunningham and Duren, reinforcing the team's pursuit of enhanced spacing and shot creation.
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