From the Detroit Free Press:
"But the game changed on Drummond and the Pistons.
Teams prefer 3-point shooting at all five positions and Drummond is a traditional center, who lacks an offensive game outside the paint. And though he has improved defensively and is one of the league's best playmakers generating steals and blocks, he's not an elite rim protector such as Rudy Gobert.
Some fans grew weary of Drummond’s inconsistent effort. It reached the nadir last season in Game 3 of the Bucks’ four-game sweep of the Pistons in the first round of the playoffs, when a poor-performing Drummond was booed at Little Caesars Arena by fans.
Drummond still has value. He’s a great rebounder and he has quick feet, a needed talent to defend pick-and-rolls.
But it’s not worth the maximum five-year, $127 million contract he signed in the summer of 2016."
Finally, a much-needed rim protector. The defensive deficiencies of Garland, Sexton, Cedi and Love won't be as big an issue now.