The news that Beasley was under federal investigation forced Detroit to pivot its plans, which has thus far left Beasley hanging out in the purgatory of the free agent market. Then, Shams Charania of ESPN reported that Beasley was “no longer a target of the federal gambling investigation,

"My fault Malik, we was turning. We was on you, bro," Teague said on his Club 520 podcast. "I mean like, is they gon pay him? It's time to put a lawsuit out. That's tough, bro. He lost all that money."

Malik Beasley is not out of the woods yet. A source with knowledge of the situation told The Post that the NBA veteran is still a “subject” of a federal probe related to sports gambling and could still be charged. Beasley could still face punishment from the league after its own investigation as well.