Good news for the Phoenix Suns, Michael Beasley will be arriving with, literally, less baggage. Last weekend, there was an estate sale at the house Beasley was renting in Minnesota. According to attendee and journalist Joan Niesen, there was a bevy of bizarre bric-a-brac that wasn't befitting of a basketball player, such as Swedish screenplays, medical textbooks and a set of salt and pepper shakers shaped like bunnies. Those belongings don't seem to belong - except on Antiques Roadshow - but perhaps in his spare time Beasley was studying cinematography and anatomy, while lounging on pile of frilly pillows.
Maybe not every millionaire athlete buys Bentleys, maybe some buy baubles. Either that or he hired an elderly interior decorator - how else to explain glass grapes (because edible fruit isn't fragile enough)? Beasley has had past problems with possession, but it's his possessions that leave us perplexed.
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