Coming off a historic 2025 campaign, the Detroit Pistons saw a handful of players depart in the offseason. Just ahead of the start of training camp, two members of last season's roster were spotted together amid their summer training.
Malik Beasley took a positive step recently, but his free agency hasn’t resumed just yet. While Beasley is no longer a primary target for a gambling-related investigation, the investigation is still ongoing, and the NBA launched one of its own.
The Cavaliers need shooting. And Malik Beasley can flat-out shoot. Robert Watson III of SI.com floated the idea, and on paper, it makes sense. Beasley is coming off a career season with the Pistons in which he knocked down 319 threes.
Just before free agency began, the Detroit Pistons found themselves having to pivot from one of last year's standouts. Now, just weeks before training camp gets underway, one player is teasing a potential reunion online.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
Beasley is no longer considered a target in an ongoing federal probe related to NBA gambling activity, but the free-agent sharpshooter is still being investigated by the league.
Malik Beasley doesn’t want you to call it a comeback. The veteran NBA swingman Beasley drew attention on Monday with the message that he posted to Instagram.
The Detroit Pistons have one open roster spot remaining, and many believe the return of Malik Beasley could fill it. After a strong 2024-25 season — where he played all 82 games and finished just one three-pointer behind Anthony Edwards — Beasley looked like a lock to come back.
Coming off a career year with the Detroit Pistons, Malik Beasley was in line for a lucrative payday in free agency. However, his future became a major question mark after news emerged of possible nefarious off-court dealings.
Malik Beasley is back in Detroit and open to running it back with the Pistons. According to Robert Snell of The Detroit News, Beasley paid off $38,000 in delinquent rent and has moved back into his apartment.
Malik Beasley has been making headlines this offseason for reasons outside of signing a new contract or playing basketball. After recently seeing his name
As things currently stand, the Detroit Pistons have one remaining open roster spot ahead of the 2026 season. In light of recent developments, this vacancy could be used to reunite with a familiar face.
How real is the reported interest the Minnesota Timberwolves have in free agent guard Malik Beasley? According to Timberwolves insider Jon Krawcyznski, the Beasley rumors were likely nothing more than a baseline conversation and he doesn't expect Minnesota to pursue him.
Malik Beasley is the belle of the ball right now, with contending teams lining up to sign him for cheap. Beasley was cleared of wrongdoing on Friday after being the subject of a federal investigation that examined allegations related to gambling on NBA games and player prop bets.