Cleveland traded LeVert to Atlanta at the deadline last season, and he was on the move again this offseason, signing a two-way deal in Detroit. Jaden Ivey is expected to be healthy and reclaim a starting spot, but the Pistons lost a lot of backcourt help this offseason, including Dennis Schroder, Malik Beasley and Tim Hardaway. With those guys out of the picture, LeVert will likely be the first guard off the bench behind Ivey and Cade Cunningham. Marcus Sasser is the Pistons' other ball-handling option, while newcomers Duncan Robinson and Chaz Lanier will try to replace Beasley and Hardaway's three-point shooting. Availability hasn't been LeVert's strong suit, as he's surpassed 70 regular-season appearances only twice in his nine-year career. He's also never been a primary starter, but last season was only the third time he made fewer than 25 starts, finishing with a career-low three. Despite operating as a reserve, LeVert has averaged at least 25 minutes per game in eight straight seasons. He has finished inside the top-160 players in eight category leagues in five consecutive campaigns, though he's cracked the Top 100 only once. LeVert has enough upside to be taken before pick 200, but he doesn't have to be taken before pick 150.