We're more than halfway through the season, and when you look at the stats, you'll notice a clear difference in the number of three-pointers you've made compared to previous seasons. Curry is not in the first place in total three-point shooting this year, although Curry has missed a period of time due to injury this season, but it is not so much that his three-point shooting has fallen to the third place now, which fully shows that he has indeed experienced a certain degree of decline in three-point shooting this season.

The No. 1 spot this season is Edwards, who has made 227 three-pointers, and Beasley has 212 three-pointers. In yesterday's Pistons game, Beasley shot 4-of-6 from beyond the three-point line and made 212 three-pointers this season, setting a franchise-record for the Pistons for the most three-pointers hit. Just over 50 games have just played this season, so Beasley will continue to improve the Pistons' all-time record. Beasley is averaging 3.9 three-pointers per game this season, which ranks fourth in the league. In the regular season this season, he averaged 16.5 points, 2.9 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, shooting 41.8% from three-point range.

is such a three-point player who was abandoned by Lakers management when he played for the Lakers before. In the 2022 season, the Lakers did not renew Beasley's contract after the end of the season. You must know that his overall performance that season was still very good, averaging 11.1 points per game. Beasley opted to join the Bucks the following year on a base-salary contract, when the Lakers had every chance of signing him without paying too much for his salary.

In fact, when you look at Beasley's historical data, you will find that he is a very accurate shooting player, and his three-point shooting rate in his career has reached 39%, which is a very high number, so the Lakers should choose to continue to believe in him, including the later Bucks, should also choose to continue to believe Beasley. Because a good shooter is a huge help to a team's improvement these days, the reason why the Pistons have played so well this season is inseparable from Beasley's play.

When a team has such a top-notch three-point shooter, he can not only hit three-pointers effectively, but also help open up space. The Lakers are desperately lacking this type of player right now. In the past few years, the Lakers have released a lot of outstanding players, such as Caruso, Pope, etc. will make many fans feel sorry, including Christie's recent performance in the Mavericks is also very good, will it make fans regret it in the future?