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Ebuka Okorie continues to be promising for the Pistons, but he can't find solid minutes.

Detroit Pistons rookie Ebuka Okorie capitalized on limited playing time against the Washington Wizards on Monday night, scoring five points in under six minutes. Writer Swoosh Shrestha argues that Okorie needs to see more minutes, particularly during blowout games, to aid his professional development alongside primary backcourt creator Cade Cunningham.
The writer notes that backup point guard Daniss Jenkins currently holds a firm spot in the Pistons' rotation, making it difficult for Okorie to secure consistent playing time. Shrestha suggests Detroit prioritize Okorie's development during non-competitive stretches of games to help him reach his ceiling.
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