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Can the Pistons' shooting improvement propel them to a title?

PistonPowered's Aaron Kellerstrass highlights that the Detroit Pistons are displaying elite defense and improved three-point shooting metrics comparable to recent NBA championship teams. Detroit currently boasts the league's top-ranked defense by allowing just over 100 points per game, alongside ranking seventh in three-point shooting percentage at roughly 38 percent following offseason adjustments by Trajan Langdon.
Kellerstrass argues that balancing top-tier defense with high-efficiency perimeter shooting has been a decisive formula for recent title winners, citing the Boston Celtics, Oklahoma City Thunder, and New York Knicks. While noting shot creation concerns remain, the analysis identifies Detroit's performance in both key statistical indicators as a sign of legitimate contention.
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