Malik Beasley Gets Brutally Honest On Why He Fails with the Lakers, Blames Himself

The Lakers got Malik Beasley in the now famous trade between the LA Lakers and the Utah Jazz that got D'Angelo Russell, Jarred Vanderbilt, and Malik Beasley, with the latest being known for being a sharpshooter. The purple and gold gave away Russell Westbrook.

Once Beasley arrived in Los Angeles Lakers, his 3-point shooting was nowhere to be seen as his productivity fell and the team passed on re-signing the shooter in the recent offseason.

Bucks guard Malik Beasley blames himself for how his Lakers tenure ended last season: “It was more of the past things that happened in my life that caused me to not play at my best.”

The Lakers signed Taurean Prince, to get help in the 3-pointers area, a role that Malik Beasley got and was supposed to change things but failed to live up to his reputation from 3.

Malik decided to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks to compete for the 2024 NBA

Malik recently revealed he rejected a 6M offer from the Lakers to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks trying to become a starter and win the regular season.