Malik Beasley selling autographed jerseys on TikTok ahead of gambling case plea hearing

Malik Beasley has been offering autographed jerseys for sale on TikTok Live as he awaits a scheduled plea hearing in his federal gambling case.

A clip circulated by NBACentral showed Beasley wearing a Nuggets jersey and signing merchandise during a livestream, according to Siddhant Gupta of Fadeaway World⁠. The report described the jerseys as game-worn, though their game-use history was not independently verified.

Beasley has agreed to plead guilty to federal charges stemming from an illegal sports gambling investigation, as previously reported by Hoops Wire⁠, citing Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic. His plea hearing is scheduled for Dec. 9 in Brooklyn. He initially pleaded not guilty after being indicted in June. 

The allegations involve manipulation of his performance while playing for the Bucks during the 2023-24 season. The earlier report did not identify which charges would be covered by the agreement or what sentence prosecutors might seek. 

The livestream prompted speculation on social media about Beasley’s finances. Selling memorabilia, however, does not establish his financial circumstances, and the report did not include an explanation from Beasley about why he was selling the jerseys.

Beasley last played in the NBA for the Pistons in 2024-25, averaging 16.3 points across all 82 games and finishing second in Sixth Man of the Year voting. He was in line for a three-year, $42 million contract before the investigation interrupted those plans. He did not play in the NBA last season.