We may be seeing Malik Beasley back on a basketball court sooner than expected.

Beasley is currently without a team amid a federal investigation by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York, relating to allegations of improper gambling in the NBA. The 29-year-old has seen all free agent negotiations halted while the investigations go on.

On Friday, Feb. 13, news surfaced in the hoops world that Bad Bunny has signed a former NBA player to his Puerto Rican team. Bad Bunny, of course, just performed at the Super Bowl halftime show, but now,

Embattled ex-Bucks guard Malik Beasley hasn’t received a game check since last season. A highly sought free agent after a record-setting year for the Pistons, his involvement in a federal gambling probe put Beasley’s offseason on hold.

Malik Beasley's career remains in limbo as he awaits the results of the NBA's investigation.

Trajan Langdon says that Malik Beasley is still under an NBA investigation and is not sure when that will conclude Beasley has been a free agent since being named in a federal investigation alleging gambling on NBA games and prop bets.

A former Detroit Pistons guard has found a new team outside of the NBA, signing with Bad Bunny's franchise in PR.