US EditionMalik Beasley Suffers Five-Figure Setback After Sending Strong Message to NBA
DETROIT, MICHIGAN, AUG 7 – Malik Beasley faces eviction over $21,500 in unpaid rent amid FBI probe into alleged NBA gambling, with his $42 million Pistons contract withdrawn and multiple lawsuits pending.
- Following lawsuits for unpaid rent, Malik Beasley was evicted on Aug. 6, 2025, from The Stott by Michigan’s 36th District Court.
- Earlier this year, Paperclip Properties LLC sued Beasley on March 6 for $14,150 and again on June 3 for $7,355, with a default judgment on July 15.
- With more than $8M in financial problems and an active FBI investigation into NBA gambling, Beasley faces mounting debts and legal actions.
- With no contract offers, negotiations for Beasley’s three-year, $42 million deal with the Pistons stalled once the investigation became public, leading Detroit to sign Duncan Robinson instead.
- Facing possible sanctions, Beasley remains unsigned and says, `We gotta be prepared to come back to the Pistons, or, like I said, there's some other teams interested as well` on Wednesday.
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Malik Beasley Suffers Five-Figure Setback After Sending Strong Message to NBA
The hits just keep coming for Malik Beasley. On Wednesday, the free agent guard was evicted from his downtown Detroit apartment after reportedly failing to pay $21,500 in rent, per The Detroit News. The property, The Stott, a high-rise owned by Bedrock Detroit tied to Cavs owner Dan Gilbert. Who filed two lawsuits. Beasley didn’t respond to the second, resulting in a default judgment and the eviction. This comes just days after Beasley posted a …
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