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The return of the Miami Heat's ultimate marksman
- Duncan Robinson returns to Miami for a Pistons visit after being traded in a sign-and-trade deal paired with Simone Fontecchio.
- Robinson will get a video tribute before tipoff, a honor usually reserved for Heat championships or major moments.
- Robinson has rebuilt his role and is shooting 40.6 percent with Detroit, averaging 12.3 points this season.
- Robinson discussed not wanting to be elsewhere and his comfort with Detroit after the Heat moved on.
- Robinson anticipates a 'weird' yet fun experience in his return to the Heat Arena.
- Robinson expects a solid ovation, unlike Jimmy Butler, reflecting a nuanced fan reaction to his departure.
- The Pistons' Robinson return story marks a notable sub-plot as Detroit looks to leverage his experience.
- Ethan J. Skolnick, longtime Heat reporter, provides context on Robinson's career arc with the Heat and Pistons.
- The Heat sit atop the Eastern Conference and have exceeded expectations this season.
- The trade also included Simone Fontecchio, who has been a pleasant surprise for Miami before a recent slump.
- The article profiling Robinson emphasizes his evolving role despite not being a Heat lifer.
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