Overview
- Beasley agreed to join the Santurce Crabbers, co-owned by Bad Bunny, with the BSN season set to start in March, and he confirmed the move on social media.
- He has been the subject of federal and NBA inquiries tied to alleged prop-bet activity dating to the 2023–24 season, which halted his 2025 free agency talks.
- Beasley’s attorney has said he is not a target and has not been charged, though the NBA’s separate investigation remains unresolved.
- At least one U.S. sportsbook flagged unusual action on Beasley’s player props in January 2024, including a Bucks–Trail Blazers game on Jan. 31 cited in reports.
- The nine-year veteran is coming off a breakout 2024–25 with Detroit—16.3 points per game and a franchise-record 319 threes—after which a reported three-year, $42 million Pistons deal stalled.