Ex-Lakers, Clippers Guard Wants to Make NBA Comeback

However, there were also bad moments, and unfortunately for Beverley, a lasting image. In Game 6 of the Bucks' first-round loss, he threw a basketball at fans twice behind the bench, leading to another postgame incident. Beverley refused to answer a question by ESPN's Malinda Adams because she had not subscribed to his podcast, leading to a four-game suspension.

Since, Beverley signed with Hapoel Tel Aviv of the Israeli Basketball Premier League in July of 2024, but was suspended in February of 2025 and later parted ways with the club.

Now, the former Clippers and Lakers guard is looking for another chance in the NBA and went on his own show, "Pat Bev Pod," to discuss the offseason situation.

"I'm making my entrance back to the NBA next year, I miss it," Beverley said. "I hit a couple GM's, a couple coaches...I said listen, just invite me to training camp. I don't need no favors...just invite me to training camp, I'll do the rest," he continued.

With many teams looking for physicality and defense, there could be a way for a team to give Beverley a chance, even with the way his previous NBA stint went.