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Ausar Thompson looks much more comfortable attacking in the Pistons offense.

PistonPowered's Swoosh Shrestha highlights the growing offensive confidence and playmaking development of Detroit Pistons wing Ausar Thompson. With center Jalen Duren sidelined, Thompson has stepped up as an additional creator alongside Cade Cunningham, putting up nine points, five rebounds, and four assists in the first half of Detroit's NBA Cup game against the Brooklyn Nets.
Shrestha argues that Thompson's developing offensive arsenal, including midrange scoring and passing, provides vital support to Cunningham and diversifies his game beyond defense. The writer notes that while Thompson is still refining his attacking mindset, this progression can elevate the Pistons' playoff ceiling.
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