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NEW YORK (AP) — Malik Beasley’s lawyer said the indicted former NBA star “wants to move on with his life” after pleading not guilty Wednesday to charges that he altered his play in certain games in 2024 to enrich sports bettors and ease his own debts.
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Different Spin. The left frames it as "Former NBA star Malik Beasley pleads not guilty to gambling charges". The right frames it as "Malik Beasley pleading not guilty to gambling charges as ex-NBA star wants to ‘move on’ w...".
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NEW YORK (AP) — Malik Beasley’s lawyer said the indicted former NBA star “wants to move on with his life” after pleading not guilty Wednesday to charges that he altered his play in certain...
Beasley, 29, and sports agent Paolo Zamorano, who also pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, were among six people charged in an indictment unsealed this week.
NEW YORK (AP) — Malik Beasley’s lawyer said the indicted former NBA star “wants to move on with his life”…
Malik Beasley’s lawyer said the indicted former NBA star “wants to move on with his life” after pleading not guilty to charges that he altered his play in certain games to enrich sports bet...
The 29-year-old was released on a $100,000 bond package cosigned by his parents, who appeared in court via telephone.