The Lakers lost home to the Nuggets, and the season officially ended.
In this crucial battle for the team's stay, defender Beasley was once again not given a chance to play.
The main rotation of the Lakers during the regular season, after entering the playoffs, his playing time was greatly compressed.
From averaging 26 minutes per game to just 8.3 minutes remaining, and with five games on the bench, there was no disappointment but disappointment.
Beasley, 26 years old, is 1.93 meters tall and weighs 88 kilograms, and plays as a shooting guard on the field.
In high school, he was a nationally renowned star player and won the McDonald's Tour MVP award.
During his time playing in the RSCI League in 2015, Beasley averaged points per game behind Ben Simmons and Jamal Murray.
He is also the first player in the ACC league since Irving to score more than 17 points and shoot more than 60% from the field.
His offensive performance led to Beasley being selected with the 19th pick in the first round of the 2016 draft.
Scouts rated him at the time as a potential all-star scorer, template Bradley Beal.
After entering the NBA, Beasley also showed his strong scoring talent.
In 2020, he averaged 20.7 points per game for the Timberwolves, and in 2021, he scored 19.6 points.
And in both seasons, Beasley shot more than 40 percent from three-point range.
So much so that many fans believe that he will gradually realize his talent and become the best of the new generation of players.
But unexpectedly, after only three years, Beasley was in a situation where he had no ball to play.
The latest sources suggest that the Lakers are considering parting ways with him in the offseason.
From a rising newcomer, to now only sitting on the bench depressed.
What is the reason that caused Beasley to open high and low to end up this way?
It can only be said that if you want to become an All-Star player, you can't just have talent, you also have to work hard far beyond ordinary people.
Beasley is not a hard-working player, and every offseason, he gets all sorts of lace news, including premarital cheating.
To say that it sounds good is a waste of talent, and to say that it is difficult is actually a plaything that loses its will and does not want to make progress.
In the past five years, Beasley has changed four teams: Nuggets, Timberwolves, Jazz, and Lakers.
If he doesn't have a correct attitude, he may not be far from collecting the rainbow suits...