Malik Beasley of the Detroit Pistons is showcasing his shooting prowess this season, currently leading the NBA in three-pointers made with 239. This places him just ahead of Anthony Edwards and Steph Curry, who trail with 238 and 222 respectively. Despite a shift from being a starter with the Milwaukee Bucks to a bench role in Detroit, Beasley has thrived, averaging 17 points per game with impressive shooting percentages. His performance could make him a coveted asset in the upcoming free agency, particularly in a league increasingly dependent on three-point shooting.

Beasley’s impressive season underlines his value in the Pistons' playoff ambitions and places him in the conversation for the Sixth Man of the Year award. His ability to produce at a high level off the bench while maintaining efficiency is critical as teams seek to improve their shooting capabilities. As Beasley approaches free agency, his future in Detroit remains uncertain, but his recent form suggests he will command significant interest.