Hoop DossierDuncan Robinson
Detroit Pistons · Forward · 6′7″ 215 lb · age 32 · Michigan · 9th season
3 games this season
Availability
Next game Tomorrow at NYK. The injury report for it appears the day before.
Season form
3 games this seasonStarts 3 of 3 games · 2nd on DET in minutes · Core role
Bars: minutes in his last 3 games · numbers: points
Situational splits: turn on Prediction tools.
What's being said
27 items · 11 sources this season- Bluesky Ira Winderman (@irawinderman.bsky.social) · Report ·
Results aside, a record-setting scoring start for Giannis during Heat opening week. www.sun-sentinel.com/2026/10/24/r... Plus: Duncan Robinson's return; Pelle Larsson's finger; and all of the Heat's local broadcast options in one place.
- Podcast Locked On NBA host · Report · wording unclear in audio around the league
Detroit won 128-111 at Miami and is 2-0, and Miami is 0-2. Cade Cunningham had 16 points and 8 assists. Duncan Robinson is 10-of-20 from three to start the season.
“BEST NBA NIGHT EVER! YOU HAD TO BE THERE!” at 18:41 · listen ↗
- RotoWire RotoWire · Report ·
Duncan Robinson: Drains five threes vs. former team — Robinson posted 17 points (5-12 FG, 5-10 3Pt, 2-2 FT), a rebound, two assists and two steals across 28 minutes in Friday's 128-111 win over the Heat.
- Podcast The Mismatch host · Report · around the league
Pistons shooting: Duncan Robinson and Kevin Huerter hit threes. Daniss Jenkins was named as another player who creates shots.
“The Return of Loves and Loathes. Plus: A Historic Thursday Night.” at 35:01 · listen ↗
- Podcast Locked On Pistons · 2 points ·
- Host's analysis: Collins is not a strong enough rebounder at center to sustain small-ball-five minutes for long stretches. He adds that Collins and Duncan Robinson had too many defensive miscommunications. at 17:36
- Host's hope: Bickerstaff has gotten the most defensively out of weak defenders such as Malik Beasley, THJ and Duncan Robinson, and may do the same with Collins over time. at 17:56
“Should The Detroit Pistons ALREADY Make A Rotation CHANGE After Javonte Green's Game 1 Performance?” · listen ↗
- Podcast Gil's Arena host · Report · around the league
Detroit took control with a 23-0 fourth-quarter run. Duncan Robinson (also) scored 11 straight points during it and finished with 21, including 15 in the fourth.
“Bron's Sixers SPOIL Knicks Ring Night, SGA Humbles Wemby & PG's Celtics Debut Sets The Arena Off! Part 2” at 59:45 · listen ↗
also reported by Get Up host, Locked On Pistons host
- Podcast Tom Westerholm, Locked On Celtics · Report · around the league
Sam Hauser played 18 minutes and shot well. The speaker thought he was really bad defensively, calling his defense on Duncan Robinson abominable.
“Boston Celtics Bigs CRITICAL to Team Success | ONE THING Jayson Tatum MUST Fix” at 4:16 · listen ↗
- Podcast Duncan Robinson (reported), via First Take · Relayed report · around the league
Ogwumike relayed that Duncan Robinson said after the game that Detroit is a defense-first team.
“Hour 1: What's the biggest reason the 76ers won last night?” at 29:05 · listen ↗
- Podcast Locked On NBA · 2 points ·
- For Detroit, Cunningham and Duren had 22 each, Duncan Robinson 21, Javonte Green 19 off the bench, and Ausar Thompson 11-11-5. A host credited their depth. at 28:26
- Duncan Robinson got hot in the fourth quarter. Javonte Green, he was called the difference, as Detroit's role players outplayed Boston's. at 33:12
“Biggest Opening Night Takeaways: 76ers Impress, Thunder Statement, Celtics Collapse” · listen ↗
- Podcast It Is What It Is host · Report · around the league
Duncan Robinson was back in the Pistons' starting lineup and scored 21 points on 5-10 shooting.
“Ring Night RUINED In NY, Kenneth Walker For MVP & Chargers Fans BLAMING Madison Beer?” at 10:02 · listen ↗
- Podcast The Athletic NBA Daily · 3 points ·
- Isaiah Joe is now on the Pistons. Duncan Robinson and Javonte Green got hot, and Kevin Huerter also played. at 28:46
- Speaker's view: the game turned on two three-point fouls on Duncan Robinson plus two threes he made. The speaker called it a Celtics defensive collapse and said Boston went into "panic mode". at 36:51
- Host view: the Celtics loss was a defensive collapse. Paul George picked up foul trouble, Detroit lived at the free-throw line, and the game turned when Duncan Robinson drew two three-point fouls and hit two threes. at 36:37
“What we learned from a chaotic NBA Opening Night” · listen ↗
- Podcast Brian Windhorst & The Hoop Collective host · Report · around the league partly checked episode
Duncan Robinson and Javonte Green combined for 10 threes. Green went 5 of 8 from three and hit the go-ahead shot during the run.
“Full Opening Night Reaction - What Stars Made Major Statements?” at 15:54 · listen ↗
- Podcast Locked On NBA · 3 points ·
- In the first half, the Pistons shot 4 of 18 from three despite good looks. Duncan Robinson went 1 of 4, Isaiah Joe 1 of 3, and Huerter 1 of 4. at 31:04
- Duncan Robinson hit four threes and got to the free-throw line eight times. Kukiel said this was because defenders trailing him over DHOs fouled him on three-point attempts. at 31:33
- The Celtics put Neemias Queta and Mitchell Robinson on Ausar Thompson for long stretches. In the fourth quarter, Detroit attacked that coverage by using him as the DHO screener on almost every play. Because the bigs sagged instead of coming up to the level, Duncan Robinson got clean looks or drew fouls. at 32:05
“Thunder SWAT Down Spurs, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Chet Holmgren Make Opening STATEMENT” · listen ↗
- Podcast Locked On Pistons · 5 points ·
- In the fourth quarter the Pistons repeatedly attacked Boston's choice to put a big man on Ausar Thompson. Nearly every possession came from a Thompson screen or a Thompson hand-off (DHO) with Duncan Robinson. at 8:16
- Duncan Robinson scored 15 points in the fourth quarter, much of it off hand-offs with Ausar Thompson. He also drew eight free throws on fouls by trailing defenders. at 8:32
- Host analysis: Boston's big would not step up to take away Robinson's threes. That left Robinson open threes or let him draw fouls on trailing defenders. The host says the Pistons should run this every time a team puts a big on Ausar Thompson. at 9:08
- Second half: Robinson went 4 of 5. Javonte Green went 5 of 8 and took many of the open threes Huerter got in the first half. at 19:25
- Collins was repeatedly late on off-ball rotations and had miscommunications with Duncan Robinson. at 30:06
“Detroit Pistons STUN Boston Celtics With Unbelievable Second-Half Comeback Led By... Javonte Green!?” · listen ↗
- Podcast Ku Khahil, Locked On Pistons · Opinion ·
Duncan Robinson played well in game 2 despite shooting 2-of-6; the host says the game showed why he starts.
“Ausar Thompson Poor Performance, ROUGH John Collins Small-Ball 5 Minutes FLASH in Game 2” at 24:45 · listen ↗
- Podcast Locked On Pistons · 2 points ·
- The rotation run-through starts with Cade (Cunningham), Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson, John Collins and Jalen Duren, called "five". These are presented as the top five, though the word "starters" is not used. at 16:20
- The host predicts that either Duncan Robinson or Isaiah Joe will be on the floor almost all the time. He says this held for the first half of the preseason game. at 20:09
“Will Moving Cade Cunningham OFF the Ball TRANSFORM the Detroit Pistons’ Offense?” · listen ↗
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Game log
● = started2026-27 season
| Date | Opp | Min | Pts | Reb | Ast | 3PM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 25 | @PHI W | 32 min | 21 pts | 3 reb | 3 ast | 5 3PM |
| Oct 23 | @MIA W | 28 min | 17 pts | 1 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Oct 20 | BOS W | 28 min | 21 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
2025-26 season (last season) · 89 games
| Date | Opp | Min | Pts | Reb | Ast | 3PM |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 17 | CLE L | 22 min | 13 pts | 1 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| May 15 | @CLE W | 20 min | 14 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| May 11 | @CLE L | 29 min | 4 pts | 1 reb | 1 ast | 1 3PM |
| May 9 | @CLE L | 36 min | 15 pts | 3 reb | 4 ast | 4 3PM |
| May 5 | CLE W | 28 min | 19 pts | 0 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| May 3 | ORL W | 36 min | 10 pts | 6 reb | 3 ast | 2 3PM |
| May 1 | @ORL W | 36 min | 14 pts | 5 reb | 3 ast | 4 3PM |
| Apr 29 | ORL W | 25 min | 12 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 27 | @ORL L | 29 min | 7 pts | 1 reb | 0 ast | 1 3PM |
| Apr 25 | @ORL L | 28 min | 10 pts | 0 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 22 | ORL W | 32 min | 10 pts | 6 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 19 | ORL L | 26 min | 9 pts | 0 reb | 4 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 12 | @IND W | 22 min | 9 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 1 3PM |
| Apr 10 | @CHA W | 26 min | 19 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 8 | MIL W | 24 min | 20 pts | 1 reb | 3 ast | 4 3PM |
| Apr 4 | @PHI W | 23 min | 11 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 3 3PM |
| Apr 2 | MIN W | 29 min | 15 pts | 4 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Mar 31 | TOR W | 29 min | 19 pts | 1 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Mar 28 | @MIN W | 24 min | 10 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 2 3PM |
| Mar 25 | ATL L | 32 min | 17 pts | 7 reb | 4 ast | 5 3PM |
| Mar 23 | LAL W | 28 min | 12 pts | 0 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Mar 20 | GSW W | 29 min | 11 pts | 1 reb | 2 ast | 2 3PM |
| Mar 19 | @WAS W | 27 min | 14 pts | 5 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Mar 17 | @WAS W | 26 min | 8 pts | 3 reb | 3 ast | 1 3PM |
| Mar 15 | @TOR L | 24 min | 1 pt | 3 reb | 3 ast | 0 3PM |
| Mar 13 | MEM W | 24 min | 14 pts | 6 reb | 4 ast | 2 3PM |
| Mar 12 | PHI W | 25 min | 19 pts | 2 reb | 4 ast | 5 3PM |
| Mar 10 | @BKN W | 16 min | 15 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Mar 8 | @MIA L | 24 min | 3 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 1 3PM |
| Mar 7 | BKN L | 23 min | 15 pts | 0 reb | 4 ast | 3 3PM |
| Mar 5 | @SAS L | 26 min | 11 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 2 3PM |
| Mar 3 | @CLE L | 34 min | 8 pts | 2 reb | 3 ast | 2 3PM |
| Mar 1 | @ORL W | 25 min | 0 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 0 3PM |
| Feb 27 | CLE W | 34 min | 8 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 2 3PM |
| Feb 25 | OKC W | 30 min | 16 pts | 3 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Feb 23 | SAS L | 27 min | 13 pts | 3 reb | 5 ast | 3 3PM |
| Feb 21 | @CHI W | 24 min | 17 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Feb 19 | @NYK W | 21 min | 9 pts | 1 reb | 0 ast | 3 3PM |
| Feb 11 | @TOR W | 25 min | 13 pts | 4 reb | 1 ast | 2 3PM |
| Feb 9 | @CHA W | 24 min | 18 pts | 3 reb | 4 ast | 1 3PM |
| Feb 6 | NYK W | 20 min | 9 pts | 4 reb | 2 ast | 3 3PM |
| Feb 5 | WAS L | 30 min | 21 pts | 1 reb | 2 ast | 6 3PM |
| Feb 3 | DEN W | 25 min | 20 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 6 3PM |
| Feb 1 | BKN W | 22 min | 8 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 2 3PM |
| Jan 30 | @GSW W | 30 min | 15 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Jan 29 | @PHX L | 30 min | 9 pts | 1 reb | 1 ast | 1 3PM |
| Jan 27 | @DEN W | 23 min | 2 pts | 3 reb | 3 ast | 0 3PM |
| Jan 25 | SAC W | 24 min | 13 pts | 0 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Jan 23 | HOU L | 26 min | 9 pts | 2 reb | 0 ast | 2 3PM |
| Jan 21 | @NOP W | 29 min | 15 pts | 4 reb | 3 ast | 4 3PM |
| Jan 19 | BOS W | 32 min | 15 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Jan 17 | IND W | 22 min | 16 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Jan 15 | PHX W | 27 min | 19 pts | 1 reb | 0 ast | 4 3PM |
| Jan 10 | LAC L | 28 min | 20 pts | 2 reb | 1 ast | 5 3PM |
| Jan 7 | CHI W | 23 min | 12 pts | 1 reb | 1 ast | 4 3PM |
| Jan 5 | NYK W | 21 min | 9 pts | 5 reb | 0 ast | 2 3PM |
| Jan 4 | @CLE W | 30 min | 12 pts | 2 reb | 3 ast | 2 3PM |
| Jan 1 | MIA L | 20 min | 9 pts | 2 reb | 2 ast | 1 3PM |
| Dec 30 | @LAL W | 28 min | 6 pts | 2 reb | 4 ast | 1 3PM |
| Dec 28 | @LAC L | 27 min | 5 pts | 4 reb | 0 ast | 1 3PM |
| Dec 26 | @UTA L | 26 min | 14 pts | 4 reb | 1 ast | 4 3PM |
| Dec 23 | @SAC W | 31 min | 9 pts | 1 reb | 4 ast | 3 3PM |
| Dec 22 | @POR W | 32 min | 15 pts | 2 reb | 4 ast | 3 3PM |
| Dec 20 | CHA W | 25 min | 15 pts | 3 reb | 1 ast | 4 3PM |
| Dec 18 | @DAL L | 13 min | 2 pts | 2 reb | 0 ast | 0 3PM |
| Dec 15 | @BOS W | 26 min | 7 pts | 1 reb | 2 ast | 1 3PM |
| Dec 12 | ATL W | 21 min | 15 pts | 4 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Dec 6 | MIL W | 24 min | 7 pts | 2 reb | 1 ast | 1 3PM |
| Dec 5 | POR W | 34 min | 14 pts | 7 reb | 0 ast | 4 3PM |
| Nov 29 | @MIA W | 32 min | 18 pts | 5 reb | 5 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 28 | ORL L | 35 min | 9 pts | 1 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 26 | @BOS L | 30 min | 11 pts | 2 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 24 | @IND W | 34 min | 9 pts | 4 reb | 0 ast | 1 3PM |
| Nov 22 | @MIL W | 28 min | 15 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 5 3PM |
| Nov 18 | @ATL W | 31 min | 14 pts | 3 reb | 3 ast | 4 3PM |
| Nov 17 | IND W | 34 min | 13 pts | 2 reb | 4 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 14 | PHI W | 31 min | 15 pts | 6 reb | 3 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 12 | CHI W | 28 min | 23 pts | 2 reb | 1 ast | 7 3PM |
| Nov 10 | WAS W | 38 min | 13 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 9 | @PHI W | 30 min | 17 pts | 1 reb | 1 ast | 4 3PM |
| Nov 7 | @BKN W | 31 min | 7 pts | 1 reb | 8 ast | 1 3PM |
| Nov 5 | UTA W | 28 min | 9 pts | 2 reb | 0 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 3 | @MEM W | 40 min | 11 pts | 4 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Nov 1 | DAL W | 34 min | 18 pts | 6 reb | 1 ast | 3 3PM |
| Oct 29 | ORL W | 29 min | 15 pts | 5 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Oct 27 | CLE L | 26 min | 8 pts | 0 reb | 1 ast | 2 3PM |
| Oct 26 | BOS W | 30 min | 8 pts | 4 reb | 1 ast | 2 3PM |
| Oct 24 | @HOU W | 38 min | 17 pts | 3 reb | 2 ast | 4 3PM |
| Oct 22 | @CHI L | 32 min | 2 pts | 0 reb | 0 ast | 0 3PM |
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