Gary Harris is headed back to Michigan after being traded to the Detroit Pistons. The former Michigan State basketball star spent last season with the Milwaukee Bucks and was traded along with Taurean Prince for two second-round picks and former Michigan Wolverine Caris LeVert. Harris' NBA journey started in 2014 when he was drafted by the Chicago Bulls with the No. 19 pick, but was traded to the Denver Nuggets. He has had a long and lucrative NBA career as a sniper, playing solid wing defense earlier in his career. Harris will now join a Pistons team that was one game away from the conference finals. Although it's unclear if he will ever suit up for Detroit or if he will be moved elsewhere, the move adds another capable shooter to the roster. The Pistons traded Caris LeVert's deal, which could open up room for them to make another acquisition this summer. The trade was first reported by Shams Charania of ESPN. Harris has played for several teams in his NBA career, including the Denver Nuggets and the Orlando Magic. He has been a consistent shooter and has played solid defense throughout his career. The Detroit Pistons are looking to improve their roster after a successful season. The addition of Gary Harris and Taurean Prince could be a significant boost to the team. Harris' shooting ability and defensive skills make him a valuable asset to the team. The trade is a significant move for the Pistons, who are looking to make a deep run in the playoffs. With the addition of Harris and Prince, the team has added depth and talent to their roster. The move could also open up opportunities for the team to make other acquisitions in the summer. The Pistons' fans are excited about the trade, which brings a former Michigan State star back to the state. Harris' return to Michigan is a significant story, and his addition to the Pistons' roster could be a major factor in the team's success next season.