Malik Beasley has had an impressive season, becoming only the fifth player in NBA history to sink over 300 three-pointers in a single season. However, his future is now clouded by serious off-court issues, including an investigation into unusual betting patterns linked to his games. Beasley, who averaged 16.3 points per game and played a pivotal role in leading the Detroit Pistons to the playoffs, faces potential legal troubles regarding his financial management, including a lawsuit from a sports agency for contract breaches and unpaid advances.

Despite his elite shooting skills, which have made him a hot commodity in the league, Beasley's recent controversies have cooled contract discussions with the Pistons, who were previously prepared to offer him a three-year deal. Now a free agent, he may find himself accepting a significantly lower salary than his market value, potentially around the league minimum, due to teams’ salary cap constraints and his current legal concerns.