Marcus Sasser played a crucial role in de-escalating the confrontation between Jordan Clarkson and Ron Holland, stepping in to prevent further escalation during the heated exchange.

Marcus Sasser is gaining more playing time this season, contributing as a bench scorer with averages of eight points and two assists in about 15 minutes per game. His ability to knock down threes at a 42 percent rate highlights his potential, but he still needs to develop his playmaking skills as the Pistons evaluate their roster during this rebuilding phase.

Marcus Sasser scored 12 points in the game against the 76ers. He contributed to the Pistons' efforts but was part of a struggling starting lineup that combined for only eight points on 3-for-16 shooting.

Marcus Sasser led the Pistons with 22 points in the loss to the Grizzlies. Despite the absence of key players like Cade Cunningham and Tobias Harris, Sasser's performance highlighted his role as a primary offensive threat for Detroit.

Marcus Sasser has emerged as a vital player for the Pistons after experiencing five consecutive DNPs. His recent contributions have been significant, particularly in creating floor spacing with his 3-point shooting and bolstering the team's perimeter defense. His performance in the last two games has been crucial for Detroit as they look to build on their early-season success.