Once abandoned by the Lakers, and now the first in the three-point shooting league, Pelinka regrets that he should really keep him

There are players who are best paired with Doncic and James, and that is undoubtedly a great three-point shooter, because Doncic and James have top-notch vision, and a three-point shooter would be very comfortable playing next to them. At present, the Lakers are not very good at the outside configuration, they do not have a consistent three-point shooting point, especially in the playoffs, if there is no top shooter, the Lakers will play very hard.

In fact, the Lakers also had a very good three-point shooter in the past, but they didn't cherish it at the time and chose to let go of this player. He is Beasley, who used to play for the Lakers and now plays for the Pistons, and is also the three-point champion this season.

The reason why the Pistons have achieved such a good record this season is not only related to Cunningham's progress, but also has a lot to do with Beasley's three-point shooting. Beasley has made 283 three-pointers so far, ranking first in the league? In addition, he shoots 42% from three-point range, is a prolific player with a very high shooting percentage, and arguably one of the top shooters in the league right now.

Beasley was heavily used during his season with the Lakers, but his three-point shooting was not as good as it could have been after the season. So the Lakers didn't choose to continue believing in him, didn't sign a contract extension with him, and finally gave up on him. Then he joined the Bucks and got a base salary contract, in fact, if the Lakers kept Beasley, they only needed to pay a base salary at that time. Beasley has reached the pinnacle of his career this season and has completely transformed into the league's top pitcher.

Maybe Pelinka will secretly regret seeing Beasley now, and if they had chosen to continue believing Beasley, they might have reaped a better result. In fact, Pelinka should have believed Beasley at that time, because we should judge a player's ability from his historical resume, Beasley can see from his past NBA resume that he is a very accurate projection player, and the poor projection in that season with the Lakers may be due to some objective factors. The Lakers should be determined to continue to believe in him.

Now Beasley can be said to be unattainable for many teams, and it can be expected that his next contract will definitely be a big contract. Surpassing Curry in total three-point shooting is not something that the average person can do, and Beasley is a very young player, he is only 28 years old, and his future is clearly bright.