Tolu Smith
Detroit Pistons · PF · Age 26 · 6′11″
Fantasy outlook
No. 491 on our board in 2025-26, and not in our current projection. His weakest category is points at 3.7 a game.
Stats over time
Falling: 14.0 in 2024-25, 3.7 last season.
- Up and down: between 3.7 (2025-26) and 14.0 (2024-25).
- Per 36 minutes: 22.9 in 2024-25, 14.6 last season, on 22.0 → 9.1 minutes: the change is mostly his playing time.
Per game, from ESPN box scores.
Season by season
Category profile · 2025-26
PTS
3.7-1.113PM
0.0-0.94REB
3.3-0.56AST
0.9-0.81STL
0.1-0.96BLK
0.4-0.33FG%
50.0%1.2/2.40.02FT%
66.7%1.3/2.0-0.88TO
0.50.87Not a rotation player on this board: no category ranks.
Team role · Detroit Pistons
No. 3 at C for the Detroit Pistons, behind Jalen Duren and Paul Reed. 99 minutes a night of the 2025-26 rotation left, most of it Tobias Harris, Isaiah Stewart, and Caris LeVert; John Collins is the arrival projected for the most minutes (27).
C
- 1Jalen Duren
- 2Paul Reed
- 3Tolu Smith
- 4Ugonna OnyensoNew
- 5Isaac Jones
Left since 2025-26
- Tobias HarrisSigned by SA Jul 628 min → SA
- Isaiah StewartAcquired by MEM Jul 823 min → MEM
- Caris LeVertAcquired by MIL Jul 819 min → MIL
- Jaden Ivey17 min
- Marcus SasserAcquired by DAL Jul 812 min → DAL
- Minutes a night99
Arrived
- John CollinsAcquired Jul 827 min from LAC
- Taurean PrinceAcquired Jul 824 min from MIL
- Isaiah JoeAcquired Jul 621 min from OKC
- Elijah Harkless21 min from UTAH
- Ebuka OkorieSigned Jul 6new
- Ugonna OnyensoSigned Jul 2new
Depth chart from ESPN. Who left and arrived: last season's box scores against today's roster; how and when: ESPN's transaction feed, where it lists the move. Minutes are last season's, per game. Detroit Pistons depth chart
Box-score averages from ESPN.
Tolu Smith in fantasy basketball
The outlook above is written from our 2025-26 projection and his recent seasons, and changes with every projection run. His Value and ranks are the same numbers Rankings shows.
His weakest category is points at 3.7 a game.
No. 3 at C for the Detroit Pistons, behind Jalen Duren and Paul Reed.