Malik Beasley’s crucial drop in Pistons-Knicks made the NBA fans were doing the same jokes

Poor Malik Beasley.

Detroit Pistons goalkeeper made big shots in match 6 of the team’s eliminatory series against New York Knicks on Thursday evening, but it will be his last lack that he remembers.

With the match equally and about four seconds to play, Knicks goalkeeper Jalen Brunson (rightly so in 2024-25, the clutch player of the year) sank a three-point crucial pointer to bring the scoring to 116-113. The pistons then had the opportunity the same, but Beasley swept away and dropped the very important pass of Couss Cunningham at that time. Just like that, the Cinderella season of Detroit was over.

Of course, NBA fans were not going to let such an error go without making some jokes, most of which compared to Beasley The Gary Trent Jr. of the Milwaukee Bucks (who also had an escape this week), the roasting for having failed his team in the clutch, or compared what happened with this drop to the one that ended the Baltimore Ravens season in January.

And still aggravating things, Beasley said Thursday earlier that the pistons were “mentally stronger” than New York. Oy Vey; It didn’t age well.

Take a look at this reaction below:

It is also a shame, because Beasley really had a good start of the game. During the first two quarters only, he collected 18 points out of six three, including the buzzer which equaled half-time, then added another bucket later for a total of 20 years. I hope he doesn’t fight too much for what happened.

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