Joe has been a valuable piece for Oklahoma City over the last four years, but an offseason trade sent him to the Detroit Pistons. That was actually a profitable trade for Joe's minutes because he's going from one of the deepest rotations to a shallow one. It's strange to say that about a Pistons team that had the best record in the Eastern Conference last year, but here we are. In his final season with the Thunder, Joe averaged 11.1 points, 2.5 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 0.7 steals and 2.5 threes per game. That was nearly identical to what we saw the previous year, with Joe establishing himself as one of the league's best shooters. He'll likely see a similar role as a microwave bench player in Detroit, competing with Duncan Robinson, Ausar Thompson and Kevin Huerter for wing minutes. That's not exactly a murderer's row of wings, and it'll be interesting to see how Joe is utilized for his new team. In any case, we expect him to play 18-24 minutes once again and provide limited fantasy value as a source for threes and points scored.