4200w contract renewal was temporarily cancelled + forced expulsion! It s the only person in NBA history

Several NBA players were involved in the league investigation this summer because of the fake football storm. The most affected player is Pistons defender Malik Beasley.

According to the latest news from the Detroit News, Beasley, who is still in the gambling investigation period, is trapped in new problems again.

Bisley was sued twice by his landlord this year, with a total of $21,500 in rent.

Because Beasley is busy with the gambling case, he has no time to respond to the landlord's second lawsuit (the amount is $7,355)

In fact, Beasley was first sued by the landlord earlier than he was investigated by the NBA (the verification time has been 2 months, and the fake football storm has been 1 month).

Therefore, the court issued a absentee judgment on him on Wednesday and issued an eviction order.

Basley and his agent have not made any official statements about the case, but they are frequently updated on their INS. Currently, he is traveling in Europe and his mood should not be affected by these lawsuits.

Just wrote a few days ago that "I'm in a lot of trouble. Fight with my back. No one believes me." The house that Beasley rented is the historic high-rise apartment building "Stotter Building" in downtown Detroit. This building is actually owned by Bedrock Detroit, which is a real estate branch of the Dan Gilbert business empire. (Picture below) Is the name Dan Gilbert very familiar? Yes, it is the owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers.

For Beasley, being evicted by the landlord is only the least part of the problem in recent months. The U.S. Attorney's Office is investigating Detroit Pistons guard Malik Beasley's alleged involvement in NBA games and individual betting gambling activities, focusing on telecom fraud, gambling and betting, but he has not been accused of any misconduct.

In addition to gambling issues, Beasley also involved financial disputes of up to 8 million.

These financial disputes range from large loans to haircutting and credit.

From 2022 to 2024, Beasley played in the Bucks for a long time to help a barber shop. This barber shop called Cairo Cuts operates in Milwaukee and has designed hairstyles for multiple NBA players. Records show that Beasley paid $26,827 to the barber shop owner, and the boss won the case.

The irony is that the barber shop owner also asked Beasley to help him promote the store... (Picture below)

At the same time, according to court records, a dentist in Minnesota won a $34,390 absentee verdict against Beasley, who also had many teeth-related bills during his time with the Timberwolves.

These fines will be deducted after the Pistons' salary day to send to Beasley (according to the NBA's labor-management agreement, players' wages are usually divided into 24 periods for payment)

Because of these problems, Beasley's contract renewal, which had already reached a three-year, 42 million contract renewal on the first day of the free market, was withdrawn by the Pistons, which basically crushed his last life-saving straw.

There was no money at all, but now I have no money after signing the contract.

NBA retired players went bankrupt. This news is not uncommon, but as an active player, he is still a player who can play the main player in the NBA. Today, when his salary is inflated, he is a mess and is expected to file for bankruptcy. He should be the only player in history.

Looking at the history of gambling with NBA players, problems were actually quite common before the 1950s, especially in the 1951 match-up ban case, where multiple NCAA players were caught and fucked and were suspended for life. There are also 1-2 players who were not discovered to have the habit of betting football in college until they joined the NBA.

The only players in the NBA who have been banned for betting in recent years due to football betting issues are Raptors player Jon Tai Porter in 2024.

Of course, the evidence of players such as Beasley and Rozier is not conclusive, and there is a probability of a comeback. But reputation will definitely be affected. Premier League West Ham player Paqueta was previously investigated by the Premier League Independent Regulatory Commission for "deliberately receiving yellow cards to manipulate the handicap" issue. In the following season, Paqueta's form plummeted and his value dropped from 65 million euros to 28 million euros.

Do you think Beasley can still get the Pistons contract with a 42 million yuan even if he is cleared of the charge? It's very blue~

But then again, this guy entered the NBA in his early career and played well, but because of the threat of violence, he hid drugs and became one of the few NBA active players who were in jail. After being released from prison, he also performed in the Jazz, Bucks, Pistons and other teams.

Last season, he broke the Pistons' record of three-point shooting in a single season and made 319 three-pointers to become the eighth man in NBA history. He was almost elected the NBA's sixth best man last season with excellent performance.

In terms of relationship, I remarried and divorced my wife, and dated Pippen's ex-wife Larsa for 2 months.

Now he is expelled from the NBA for gambling. If this guy can still make a comeback, isn't it more worthy of Netflix's documentary filming than James and Curry?