And we are back, folks, here on The Michigan Insider on the Big 1050 WTCA, online at the big 1050.com. We should throw some positive vibes out. Okay. They're going to bounce. They're going to beat the Braves. Yes. Yes. Wherever the Braves are from, they're going to beat them. Yes. And the Lions are going to beat the Ravens. No. We can talk about that Monday, but no. you know

I'll tell you. Red Wing's training camp is open. I don't know what the optimism level is for that either, to be honest. There's no. Come on, we need Pistons camp to open. That'll, I think that'll be more. There's some optimism there. Yeah, the optimism for that one won't be there. There's some optimism there, and it'll be interesting to see what happens.

You know, do they sign Malik Beasley?

You know, just when the, so his attorney comes out and says that, a, the, the feds are not

investigating him anymore.

And then the NBA says, but we are.

But we are.

Now, what does that look like?

I mean, how does that work?

That means, well, I don't know what it means, but in theory it could be where it's, well, he may have done something against league rules, but he didn't do anything illegal.

Right.

It's not illegal to bet on an NBA game. I'm not saying he did this. I'm just saying it is not illegal to bet on an NBA game. But it is against the rules to be an NBA player and bet on an NBA game. I have no idea what they're looking at. I'm just, that's the grandest example of what it could be. I just, if you're still being investigated, that they want to make sure that you're not,

even if you're like someone, you're tied to someone to someone,

have given him inside information.

It's like there's some things are a criminal and some things are just not allowed by

rules of your league.

And I don't, again, I don't know what they're investigated, but there is a difference.

So I can see how the criminal, the criminal side would say, we're not investigating you anymore. He could have been someone they were just talking to because he's a witness and he is maybe secondary to somebody and he's a part of it, but he's not guilty of a crime, but he might be guilty of an NBA rule violation. Like I don't know, but there, in my, in my head, I mean, I gave one really grand

example. I can come up with a few other examples. I don't want to put any of these on him because we have no idea. But if he gets cleared sooner rather than later, it seems to be if you're at this stage in late, as we are approaching late September and getting ready for training camps, we're going to get to a point where his most comfortable fit would be coming back to Detroit.

Even if other teams might be interested in him, his most comfortable fit because of the familiarity,

and he can just jump right back in where he was last year.

Although they did bring in other parts that might change his role a little bit,

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