Two novel boron‐centered diradicals based on dimesitylpyridine borane (1) were synthesized by the self‐assembling of the corresponding radical sodium and potassium salts, respectively. The sodium diradical was obtained by re‐dissolving the crystals of the radical salt 1Na in toluene, while the potassium diradical was directly obtained by the reduction of 1 with potassium in THF. The diradicals could be converted back to their radical anions in THF solution, forming a reversible process. EPR spectroscopy and SQUID measurements, together with theoretical calculations, show that the diradicals have singlet ground states with excited triplet states. Their singlet–triplet energy gaps are tunable with metals.