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7 months ago – via Minneapolis Star-Tribune

“Besides your No. 1 pick and probably besides Karl, you have to listen to everything,” Marks said. “Even if teams are calling regarding your best player right now, which is Malik Beasley. you have to listen to that.”

10 months ago – via Chris Hine @ Minneapolis Star-Tribune

A report from Yahoo said the Wolves have made Malik Beasley available in trade discussions, but a source said the Wolves haven’t made Beasley available and still want to re-sign him even after drafting Edwards. The Wolves view Edwards as having position versatility given his size and strength. They envision him being able to play on the wing or at power forward given the NBA’s propensity to play smaller fours and Edwards’ strength at 6-5, 225 pounds to guard that position.

10 months ago – via Twitter JonKrawczynski

Jon Krawczynski: Timberwolves source to @TheAthleticMIN: No conversations about trading Malik Beasley. There is belief he and Anthony Edwards can play together on the wings. “The focus is to have Beasley back.”

10 months ago – via Twitter ChristopherHine

Christopher Hine: Re: Malik Beasley’s trade rumors … never say never, but don’t get the sense the Wolves are out there shopping him. They do envision long term Edwards can be versatile and play 2, 3 and even 4 given his strength on defense. So Edwards and Beasley could fit on floor together FWIW

10 months ago – via Twitter VinceGoodwill

Timberwolves shopping Malik Beasley?

Vincent Goodwill: The Minnesota Timberwolves have made guard Malik Beasley available in discussions, and the New York Knicks are one of several interested teams, according to sources. He averaged 20 after being traded from Denver to Minnesota last season

2 years ago – via Twitter msinger

Michael Singer: From Jamal Murray’s Instagram account. He, Beasley and Juancho were all drafted in the first round of 2016. He and Beasley were particularly close. IMGhttps://twitter.com/msinger/status/1225145304963375105

2 years ago – via Twitter kendra__andrews

Kendra Andrews: Malik Beasley and Juancho Hernangomez returned to the Nuggets locker room to say goodbye upon hearing they’re on the move. Beasley shared a long embrace with Will Barton while Hernangomez was asking if Nikola Jokic was still around.

2 years ago – via Twitter JamieHudsonNBCS

Jamie Hudson: Nuggets SG Malik Beasley, who just found he was traded, came into the Media Room here at the Pepsi Center to thank the Denver reporters for everything they did for him. He looked like he was fighting back tears.

2 years ago – via Twitter HarrisonWind

Harrison Wind: Juancho was on the phone when the Nuggets’ locker room opened to the media about 20 minutes ago. Trade talk was abundant between Beasley and others just before the news of the deal broke.

2 years ago – via Twitter wojespn

Clint Capela to Atlanta in blockbuster trade

Adrian Wojnarowski: ESPN Sources: 4-team trade agreement: Houston: Robert Covington; Atlanta: Clint Capela and Nene; Minnesota: Malik Beasley, Juancho Hernangomez, Evan Turner, ATL 1st round pick via Nets; Denver: Gerald Green, Houston FRP.

2 years ago – via Twitter ShamsCharania

Shams Charania: Sources: Minnesota, Atlanta, Houston and Denver are close to agreement: Robert Covington to Rockets; Clint Capela to the Hawks; Malik Beasley, Juancho Hernangomez, Evan Turner and draft compensation to Timberwolves; expiring contracts and first-rounder to Denver.

2 years ago – via Twitter

Timberwolves after Malik Beasley?

Chris Crouse: The #Timberwolves have interest in Malik Beasley, though sources say that any pursuit is secondary to that of D’Angelo Russell.

2 years ago – via Twitter DWolfsonKSTP

Darren Wolfson: Told there is truth to this. As for what makes sense to head Denver’s way… #twolves #timberwolves

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2 years ago – via Mike Singer @ Denver Post

The Nuggets also have to make decisions on fourth-year shooting guard Malik Beasley and fourth-year forward Juancho Hernangomez, both of whom could enter restricted free agency this summer. The Nuggets, who don’t have a first-round pick this upcoming draft due to the Jerami Grant trade, are in search of a first-round pick for Beasley, according to two league sources.

2 years ago – via Sports Illustrated

Gary Harris on the block

The Nuggets and Heat are among the teams registering interest in Jrue Holiday, though the Pelicans are not biting … yet. Denver has made Gary Harris very available, and would part with Malik Beasley, too. Just don’t ask for Michael Porter Jr., who has emerged as the sweet scoring forward many thought he would be before the back injury scared everyone away. New Orleans’s decision on Holiday will be interesting.

2 years ago – via Kyle Fredrickson @ Denver Post

Despite averaging only 7.1 points in 16 minutes per game thus far 2019-20, Beasley was linked to the Sixers as a potential landing spot, per a report in The Ringer. Beasley’s response to that external chatter: “I just hoop.” Howe ver, he admits uncertainty takes its toll. “It’s not easy, but my family does a great job of keeping me centered,” Beasley said.

2 years ago – via Twitter msinger

Michael Singer: Michael Malone, when asked if it’s hard to potentially see guys traded given that he’s seen their potential. Cited Juancho, Malik. “I hope we can keep this team because I know what this team is capable of… I also know it’s a business, I also know these guys all want to play.”

2 years ago – via Kevin O'Connor @ The Ringer

General manager Elton Brand’s first stab at a fix has been scoping the market for more shooters. Embiid is an average shooter and Simmons is a nonshooter. The team’s offense excels with just one of them but gets clunky with them both, so finding players who can space the floor is critical. The Sixers have expressed interest in a long list of wings, including Malik Beasley (Nuggets), Glenn Robinson III (Warriors), Davis Bertans (Wizards), E’Twaun Moore (Pelicans), and Andre Iguodala (Grizzlies), according to multiple league sources.

2 years ago – via Shams Charania @ The Athletic

The Nuggets has been open to discussing deals around young talents Malik Beasley and Juancho Hernangomez, but have asked for a high value ahead of the February trade deadline, according to sources. Rival team executives in Las Vegas said they expect both could be moved in order for Denver to receive value prior to restricted free agency. Beasley and Hernangomez are expected to command lucrative deals in free agency, meaning the Nuggets risk losing them in July.

2 years ago – via Twitter

Sagar Trika: Woj says Denver would like to get more minutes and an expanded role for Michael Porter Jr. Says teams around the league believe Malik Beasley is available. Doesn’t expect wholesale changes, though.

2 years ago – via Nick Kosmider @ The Athletic

Beasley, who will be a restricted free agent this summer, signed with mega agent Rich Paul this summer and wasn’t able to come to an agreement on an extension with Denver before the deadline in October, despite an aggressive offer from the Nuggets, according to a league source. Teams have already been making calls on Beasley, as The Athletic’s Shams Charania reported last week, and reasons for the interest are obvious. He just turned 23 years old and is a plus athlete who is shooting nearly 41 percent from 3-point range this season after shooting 40 percent over a full season last year.

2 years ago – via Jeff Zillgitt @ USA Today Sports

Beasley, Hernangomez available for trade?

Denver could be in the market with Malik Beasley and Juan Hernangomez potentially available if they can package a deal that nets the Nuggets a contributor.

2 years ago – via Shams Charania @ The Athletic

Multiple teams have had due diligence conversations with Denver regarding guard Malik Beasley, league sources say. Because of their wing depth with Beasley, Juancho Hernangomez and Gary Harris, Denver (14-7) routinely receives trade calls but has no traction currently on any deals. Beasley and the Nuggets did not reach agreement on a contract extension in October, clearing the way for him to be one of the top restricted free agents next summer. Beasley is considered a talented, 6-foot-5 shooting guard with scoring potential.

2 years ago – via Denver Post

If they don’t reach an agreement, and the Nuggets sense that some team will offer him starter-level money in restricted free agency, a trade could very well happen. NBA teams are high on Beasley’s talent and are eager to see what that looks like as an everyday starter. Beasley is worth a first-round pick and could help the Nuggets replenish their cupboard after dealing their 2020 pick for Jerami Grant.

3 years ago – via Twitter HarrisonWind

Harrison Wind: Malik Beasley today on if he’s thinking about the Nuggets’ current vacancy at backup shooting guard: “For sure. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I could be traded, I could be on that second unit. But either way, I’m going to be working hard to play.”

4 years ago – via Twitter ginamizell

Gina Mizell: #Nuggets coach Michael Malone has been asked quite a bit about the looming trade deadline. Said he can’t worry about things he can’t control, but does talk to younger players who may be seeing themselves in rumors for the first time. Specifically mentioned Malik Beasley today.

4 years ago – via Twitter

Brendan Vogt: I asked Malik Beasley if he’d heard of the report that he’s been made available for trade by the #Nuggets. He had not. I asked him what his initial reaction is: “It’s a business. If they trade me, they trade me. I would like to stay here but it is what it is.”

4 years ago – via The Athletic

The Nuggets have made Malik Beasley available in trade talks, league sources told The Athletic. The 21-year-old guard was the 19th pick in the 2016 draft.