The Los Angeles Lakers are recalibrating their roster needs ahead of the summer, aiming to enhance their three-point shooting capabilities. This comes after a disappointing 14th place finish in the league for three-point accuracy last season. With only a couple of players shooting above 38%, the Lakers are considering options to improve spacing on the floor, particularly through the re-signing of Malik Beasley.

Beasley, who struggled with his shooting percentage during his initial stint with the Lakers, has since rebounded with impressive shooting numbers at the Detroit Pistons, averaging over 41% from beyond the arc. His potential pairing with LeBron James could create a potent offensive threat, especially in a high-volume three-point shooting system under coach JJ Redick, making for an interesting redemption arc.