Malik Beasley told Detroit Pistons president Trajan Langdon please don't trade me, then scored career-high against 76ers one day after deadline.

The Detroit Pistons are shifting gears on how to rebuild their roster, following the announcement that Malik Beasley is being investigated.

Pistons guard Malik Beasley had allegedly encountered financial troubles prior to his investigation for possible gambling.

According to ESPN, Malik Beasley is also facing a lawsuit from a former marketing firm amid his gambling investigation.

That's exactly what sharpshooter Malik Beasley did, though. A couple of weeks before the NBA trade deadline, Beasley approached Detroit Pistons general manager Trajan Langdon, asking not to be traded.

No Detroit Piston has ever made more 3-pointers in a year than Malik Beasley with 319 last season. But what will happen in 2025 NBA free agency?

With Malik Beasley’s gambling investigation, Kings to pursue Dennis Schroder, if DET loses Tim Hardaway Jr, & a Fontecchio trade, DET may create $24M in space to pursue Nickeil Alexander-Walker ...

With a $15.56 million salary this season and a team option for $16.52 next season, Beasley’s contract makes him a potential trade chip for Utah.” This is a bad take.

In a Bleacher Report video titled “Should Pistons Trade for Malik Beasley?,” Ku Khahil pitched a deal that sends Beasley and the 17th overall pick in the 2023 NBA Draft for veteran forward ...

The Detroit Pistons addressed their glaring need for outside shooting with a sign-and-trade on July 1, acquiring Duncan Robinson ... future flexibility while plugging the hole left by Malik Beasley.