Malik Beasley's lawyers told ESPN's Shams Charania last week that the veteran guard is no longer the target of a federal gambling investigation, opening the door for him to potentially latch on with a team in free agency.

Star Malik Beasley faces an uncertain future, drawing interest from two more franchises — and they are not the Indiana Pacers or Detroit Pistons — ahead of the upcoming NBA season.

Beasley averaged 16.3 points and became the fourth player in NBA history to make 300 3-pointers in a single season last year.