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.

The Knicks previously reached out to Malik Beasley’s camp and are viewed as a “potential” option by the 3-point marksman.

The Cleveland Cavaliers and New York Knicks are reportedly two of the teams that have “checked in” on signing Malik Beasley in free agency. Both can only offer him a minimum contract. He reportedly had a deal for three years and $42 million with the Detroit Pistons,