The Detroit Pistons had a night to remember, and so did Malik Beasley. He scored 26 points, hitting six three-pointers and grabbing five rebounds. Beasley wasn't shy about celebrating his performance. He held his follow-through longer than usual after making shots and even danced in front of the Celtics bench. It was a show of confidence and joy.

Joe Mazzulla, the Celtics coach, had a lot to say about Beasley's showboating. He said, "It's the arena. He's earned the right to do that. " Mazzulla acknowledged that Beasley's performance was a result of the Pistons' winning streak and their ability to control the game. He also mentioned that the Celtics need to step up their defense to prevent such performances in the future.

Beasley's performance was a big deal for the Pistons. They are currently on an eight-game winning streak and are sixth in the Eastern Conference. Beasley's confidence and showmanship were a big part of that success. He said, "I told whoever asked me before the game was this a big game, I said it's another game for me. At this point of our journey we're all about ourselves right now and I think that's what's taken us to another level. "

Beasley's performance also caught the attention of Pistons coach J. B. Bickerstaff. He said, "That's kind of who

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