9-year-old NBA veteran social media message after Pistons-Knicks game 6

The game 6 on Thursday between the Detroit Pistons and the New York Knicks would have been served as Malik Beasley's Finale game in Detroit as a member of the home team. Beasley will be a free agent again this summer.

While between May 1 and the beginning of July, when the Free Agency market opened, Beasley had it clear that he hopes that the pistons are ready to bring it back for another run.

Beasley's immediate Post -Game -Social -Media message proved that he would like to trace her back.

via @mbeasy5: damn. Hell of a season. We will come back 🖤

When Beasley came to the pistons before the 2024-2025 NBA season, the decision was interesting because a player usually follows a one-year contract with a championship candidate in his position.

At that time, the pistons had a 14-68 season. Although they expected to be better, the assumed realistic result was enough games to improve, but playoffs were anything but a guarantee.

The pistons not only did the playoffs in 2025, they also did it without going through the NBA-Play-in tournament. Beasley was a big contribution to achieving this.

For the first time in his career, Beasley played all 82 games. The veteran scored 16 points from the bank and was an average of 42 percent compared to three points throughout the season. He was the sixth man of the year of the NBA.

While Beasley is not guaranteed to return to the pistons for the 10th year, he has his wish to do several times all year round. Thursday was no different.

In view of the fact that Beasley brings efficient, highly volume three-point shooting from the bank to the table, he will probably have a handful of NBA teams who want to attract him in Detroit after his year. The pistons will probably be interested in keeping him because he was a key piece for her successful season.

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