Malik Beasley's return to theDetroit Pistonsnext season — or any other NBA team — is uncertain amida federal investigation into his alleged involvementwith gambling and prop bets. However, if he was to re-sign with the Pistons, he'll apparently have to find a different place to live in Detroit. Beasley, 28, was evicted from his high-rise apartment in Detroit on Wednesday,the Detroit News' Robert Snell reports. An eviction order was filed in the 36th District Court two months after the guard was sued for failing to pay rent on the downtown Detroit residence. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] The NBA guard has been sued twice for not paying a total of $21,500 in rent for his apartment at The Stott, the high-rise building owned by Bedrock Detroit, which is part of Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert's business portfolio. Beasley did not respond to the second of the lawsuits accusing him of failing to pay $7,355, resulting in a default judgment being filed against him before 36th District Judge Andrew Bradley-Baskin. The nine-year veteran is currently a free agent and was reportedly set to agree ona three-year, $42 million contractwith the Pistons before news of the federal gambling investigation was reported. Beasley's attorney, Steve Haney, pointed out to reporters that his clienthas not been chargedwith any crime. Following reports of the gambling probe, Beasley was alsosued by Hazan Sports Management Groupfor breach of contract, alleging he owes the agency $650,000 that was unpaid when he terminated his contract. Despite the gambling investigation and lawsuits, Beasley insists he will play in the NBA next season, whether with the Pistons or other teams. During the past month, he has posted videos on social media of him training in Miami (in addition to going to nightclubs and traveling in Europe). On Wednesday, he posteda story to Snapchatsaying, "We gotta be prepared to come back to the Pistons, or, like I said, there's some other teams interested as well." Malik Beasley on Snapchat"People were saying some crazy things in the media, people judging me. I'll tell you one thing I have a chip on my shoulder I'm ready to destroy anyone in front of me, I'm ready to prove again I belong in this league."pic.twitter.com/qKBDFKKJW7 — Pistons Talk (@Pistons__Talk)August 6, 2025 The Pistons appear to have moved on,signing guard Caris LeVertin free agency and working out a sign-and-tradedeal for Duncan Robinson, who presumably fills Beasley's role as a long-range shooter off the bench. Last season, Beasley averaged 16.3 points and shot 42% on 366 3-point attempts. He was Detroit's third-leading scorer and appeared in all 82 games as the Pistons returned to the playoffs afterfinishing with the NBA's worst recordduring the previous season. That performance earned him a second-place finish in NBA Sixth Man of the Year voting.