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Оклахома Сити Тандер хамгаалагчдын бүрэлдэхүүнээ цомхотгох зорилгоор Исайя Жоуг Детройт Пистонс руу илгээх тохиролцоонд хүрчээ.

Детройт Пистонс хоёрдугаар тойргийн хоёр драфтын эрхийг Оклахома Сити Тандерт өгч, оронд нь шидэгч Исайя Жоуг авахаар болсон байна. Ирэх долдугаар сарын 2-нд 27 нас хүрэх Жоу өнгөрсөн улиралд дунджаар 11.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists-ийг дунджилж, гурван онооны шидэлтээ 42.3 хувьтай гүйцэтгэжээ.

Тэрээр карьерынхаа туршид гурван онооны шидэлтийг 40.6 хувьтай гүйцэтгэж ирсэн бөгөөд дунд зайнаас шидэхдээ 53 хувийн амжилттай тоглосон байна. Детройт Пистонс түүнийг сэлгээний тоглогчид дундаа хамгийн найдвартай шидэгчээр ашиглахаар төлөвлөж байгаа юм.

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The Thunder needed to consolidate its glut of guards and Detroit needed a shooter like Joe. Justin Ford / Getty Images

The Detroit Pistons have agreed to trade two second-round picks to the Oklahoma City Thunder in exchange for shooting guard Isaiah Joe, a league source confirmed to The Athletic on Friday.

Joe, who turns 27 years old on July 2, is a career 40.6 percent shooter from 3-point range on 4.8 attempts per game. He is coming off his best season in the NBA, averaging 11.1 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.3 assists in 21.1 minutes per game while shooting 42.3 percent on 3s. He has two years and about $23 million remaining on his contract, which the Thunder were able to offload to lighten their luxury-tax bill and consolidate a glut of guards.

While Joe has never averaged more than 22 minutes per game, he’ll step in as arguably the Pistons’ best long-range shooter depending on who returns and who Detroit continues to add. He could blossom into a much more important role coming off Detroit’s bench. The Arkansas native is also an accurate shooter on 2-point jumpers; he hit 53 percent of his midrange shots last season, which ranked in the 91st percentile for players at his position.

Joe’s arrival could eat into the minutes that Caris LeVert or Marcus Sasser logged off the bench last season. Detroit also traded up to the No. 17 pick in the draft to select guard Ebuka Okorie, who could also carve out a role in his rookie season.

The Pistons have multiple means with which to acquire Joe and can figure out which one after they are done wheeling and dealing. One possibility is that Joe’s $11.3 million salary will will slot into the trade exception Detroit generated by sending Isaiah Stewart to the Memphis Grizzlies.

The Thunder, meanwhile, are now $18.6 million over the second apron with 15 contracts for next season. They could end up just under that line if they trade Lu Dort or decline his option, and rework Isaiah Hartenstein’s deal by declining his option and lowering his 2026-27 salary.