The most frustrating player this summer! He lost 42 million because he was wrongly accused of, and he signed up to 7.2 million, and 8 teams robbed him

On August 23, the news outside the field of the players during this offseason was more exciting than the news in the league. For example, Morris, who was free from a casino because of a blank check, was arrested. When he saw that the other party was serious, he chose to compromise and finally took out the money to settle the matter. Edwards was sued by his fourth child's mother, and he is now in a lawsuit for custody of four children, and he is also busy enough.

The other is Beasley, who was invited by the FBI to have tea since the offseason. The reason is that the FBI suspected that he was involved in football betting. A player who was previously confirmed to be accused of betting was Porter Jr.'s younger brother, and he was eventually suspended for life in the NBA. The game Beasley was investigated was in the 23-24 season. After the investigation began, the Pistons terminated the idea of ​​giving Beasley a big contract.

Last season, Beasley played one of the most representative seasons of his career, averaging 16.3 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game, and a three-point shooting percentage of 41.6%. Relying on his outstanding performance, Beasley was also selected as the Sixth Man. He averaged 14 points per game in the playoffs, making him a top scorer. For this reason, the Pistons expressed their hope to renew their contract with Beasley for a long time before the season started. They came up with a three-year, 42 million contract, but with Beasley being investigated, the Pistons also gave up.

During the period of investigation, none of the teams got Beasley's idea. After all, if it was true, he would not be able to play for the team, and many teams did not want to affect the overall operation plan of the team because of a role player. The Pistons were also afraid of this, so they got Dunrow and Leville to supplement the shooting and the team's substitute firepower. It seemed that they had given up Beasley, but unexpectedly, Beasley's incident turned out to be an own.

According to famous reporter Shams, Beasley's lawyers Steve Haney and Mike Schacht revealed that Beasley is no longer the target of a federal betting investigation conducted in the Eastern District of New York, and he is not charged with betting, and the top scorer will reopen the door to the free market. His lawyer also said: They had many in-depth conversations and meetings with the New York Eastern Conference and were told that Beasley was not considered the subject of the charges in the 23-24 NBA games and single-game betting, and Beasley did not sue.

His lawyer Steve Haney said: This is a charge of neither formal charge nor indictment or conviction and should not have had catastrophic consequences for Beasley. From now on, this incident has indeed caused disastrous consequences for Beasley. Originally, Beasley was able to win a three-year, 42 million contract, but now he can't get such a contract. The Pistons really want to get him, but after signing, considering the salary space issue, they can give Beasley a contract with an annual salary of 7.2 million yuan.

Originally, the average salary was 14 million, but it was reduced by half. What do you think this is called? Of course, in addition to the Pistons, many other teams are also interested in him. Although the Pistons cannot give it, the Nets can give it. They are still facing the poor line and need to give a player a big contract to avoid it. According to NBA reporters, the Nets have expressed their interest in Beasley. In addition, the Knicks, Hornets, Pacers, Pelicans, and Pistons are all very interested in him.

If you want a big contract, go to the Nets or Hornets, or go to the Knicks, Pacers or Pistons. I think if he can, it would be good for him to sign a one-year contract with the Pistons, and he would make a fortune and then sign a big contract again. He has proved in the Pistons that he can adapt to the playing style and system here well, and he has a tactical position in the team, so it is best to return to the Pistons. Joining the Nets is probably going to lose more opportunities to play with the big contract, and he will go to the Nets to retire.

According to the Knicks, the Knicks conducted a background check on Beasley's situation, and the investigation content was about the possibility of being suspended in the 25-26 season. I have to say that the Knicks' approach is really dirty. What's the point of their investigation? It is obvious that it wants to create panic and worry for other teams, making the outside world think that Beasley is still banned. In this way, the Knicks, who only have a basic salary, seem to have a chance to win.

The teams in the league that can give Beasley a big contract are: the Nets 15 million, the Hornets, Bulls and Wizards are all 14.1 million, the Pacers 13.5 million, the Heat 7.3 million, and the Thunder 8.5 million. The Warriors may also join the competition, but Kumingga's problem has not been solved, and there are many players in the team that have not signed. In this case, the Warriors are able to sign him, but it may not be big. After all, he is not a player considered by the Warriors.

Speaking of this, what do you want to say about Beasley now? Which team is more suitable for him to go to? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.