Not only has Saddiq Bey established himself as one of the more versatile, knockdown shooters in the entire NBA in just his second season, he's also shown that he has another elite ability — availability

Bey, along with just four other NBA players — Deni Avdija, Mikal Bridges, Kevon Looney and Dwight Powell — played in every single game this season.

During his run of not missing any games, Bey broke the Pistons single-season record for made three-pointers (currently sitting at 209), scored a career-high 51 points in a win against the Orlando Magic and showed that he can likely be a 20-point per night scorer in the league. At just 22 years old, Bey, along with super rookie Cade Cunningham, is clearly a major pillar in Detroit's rebuild and when you can count on him night in and night out, he's even more valuable.

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