📰 NBA free agent Malik Beasley evicted from Detroit home amid rent lawsuits as FBI gambling probe looms: report
Malik Beasley, a free agent basketball player, is facing uncertainty due to a federal probe into his alleged involvement in gambling related to NBA games and prop bets. He was evicted from his residence in downtown Detroit after being sued for failing to make rental payments. This is not the first time Beasley has faced legal action over missed payments, as he previously faced two lawsuits totaling $21,500. Despite the legal issues, Beasley’s representatives were in talks with the Detroit Pistons for a potential contract before news of the gambling probe emerged. Beasley’s attorney stated that he has not been formally charged with a crime, but he is also facing a lawsuit from his former management group for breaching a contract and failing to repay a $650,000 advance. Beasley remains open to returning to the Pistons or exploring opportunities with other NBA teams, as he averaged 16.3 points and 2.6 rebounds per game last season.
📰 Micah Parsons hints at move to Rams in latest contract dispute twist, and Aaron Donald teases NFL return
Micah Parsons, a star pass rusher for the Dallas Cowboys, has been involved in a contract dispute with the team as their training camp in Oxnard, California, comes to an end. There is speculation that Parsons could end up with the Los Angeles Rams, as former Rams player Aaron Donald commented on a social media photo of Parsons in a Rams jersey. Parsons responded to Donald’s comment after requesting a trade from the Cowboys due to seeking a long-term contract extension. Parsons has been dealing with back tightness and missed some recent practices, but he has a history of high performance with double-digit sacks in each of his four NFL seasons. The Rams and Cowboys are set to face off in their 2025 preseason opener.
📰 Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson exits first preseason game with injury after Ravens sack
Indianapolis quarterback Anthony Richardson suffered a finger injury during his first preseason game in 2025 after being sacked by the Baltimore Ravens’ David Ojabo. Richardson was replaced by Daniel Jones following the injury. Jones continued as quarterback for the team’s subsequent offensive series. Richardson managed to lead the Colts to a field goal on his initial drive. The initial plan for the game was for Richardson to start and play 1½ quarters, with Jones taking over for half a quarter. The Associated Press provided information for the report.
📰 Another arrest is made in response to sex toys being thrown at WNBA games
Police have made a second arrest in response to incidents of green sex toys being thrown onto WNBA courts. 18-year-old Kaden Lopez of Arizona was arrested for throwing a sex toy during a Phoenix Mercury vs. Connecticut Sun game. Lopez retrieved the object from his sweater pocket and threw it, hitting a spectator. Another spectator was also hit by the object. The adult male victim expressed a desire for prosecution. The WNBA emphasized the safety risk of objects being thrown onto the court and announced a one-year ban for offenders. Indiana Fever player Sophie Cunningham was hit by a sex toy during a game against the Los Angeles Sparks.
📰 Chargers cornerstone lineman Rashawn Slater goes down at camp with injury, weeks after landing new contract
Los Angeles Chargers All-Pro offensive lineman Rashawn Slater was injured during practice and had to leave on a medical cart, with no immediate update on his condition provided by the team. Defensive coordinator Jesse Mint did not witness the play where Slater got hurt, and teammate Keenan Allen also missed the moment. Slater’s teammates offered support and well-wishes as he was taken off the field. The incident occurred shortly after Slater signed a contract extension with the Chargers. Slater has been a key player for the Chargers, starting 52 games since being drafted in 2021 and helping protect quarterback Justin Herbert, resulting in a franchise-record low of eight turnovers last season.
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