The hits just keep on coming for Malik Beasley. The free agent NBA swingman Beasley has been evicted from his high-rise apartment in downtown Detroit, Mich., Robert Snell of the Detroit News reported on Thursday. Beasley’s eviction reportedly came on Wednesday after an eviction order was filed in the 36th District Court. Snell adds that Beasley was sued twice by his landlord at the apartment (a historic high-rise building called The Stott, which is owned by Bedrock Detroit — the real estate arm of Cleveland Cavaliers owner Dan Gilbert’s business empire). Beasley allegedly failed to pay a collective $21,500 in rent and didn’t respond to the second lawsuit filed by the landlord, resulting in a default judgment being filed against him. You can read Snell’s full report on the situation here. The 28-year-old former first-round pick Beasley has been facing a multitude of financial troubles in recent months. He is also currently facing a lawsuit from his former agency over an alleged unpaid loan and even reportedlyRead More
Malik Beasley evicted from his apartment in latest financial woe
