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The Pistons saw a new and more aggressive version of Ausar Thompson in their preseason opener.

PistonPowered's Swoosh Shrestha argues that Ausar Thompson is approaching a superstar leap following an encouraging performance in the Detroit Pistons' preseason opener against the Phoenix Suns. Thompson recorded 10 points and two assists in 18 minutes, displaying improved midrange shooting, ball-handling, and offensive aggression.
While Shrestha notes that the offensive growth must still translate to the regular season, he emphasizes Thompson's value alongside his defense, which included three steals and a block. Thompson's development as a secondary playmaker is considered crucial to relieving pressure on Cade Cunningham.
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