Michael Beasley is finally showing the world his true skills on the court after having a troubled NBA career. Beasley, accompanied by Mario Chalmers and Lance Stephenson on the Miami 305, is a 2025 BIG3 champion.The former Miami Heat and Los Angeles Lakers player had a sensational run in Ice Cube's 3x3 basketball league this season. He was Miami 305's co-captain. This season, he won the league's MVP award and earned his third All-Star nomination.In the championship game on Sunday, Mario Chalmers hit the game-winning shot, and as the ball went into the hoop, Beasley fell to the floor.Ballislife.com @BallislifeLINKMario Chalmers for the $1M win! Michael Beasley and Lance Stephenson are BIG3 Champions!Beasley scored 25 points, collected 12 rebounds and dished out three assists to secure a 52-48 win. Beasley, Mario Chalmers and Lance Stephenson won $1 million as a bonus to the championship victory.Sean Williams and Reggie Evans were the two other players on the Miami 305 squad.Beasley averaged 25.1 points per game in his fourth year in the BIG3 to lead the 305 to their first championship.Michael Beasley reveals the time he had no money in his bank accountMichael Beasley's NBA career had its ups and downs as the former Laker became a journeyman in the league while dealing with constant legal issues. He once revealed the time his financial condition hit rock bottom.On the "3s and Ones" podcast last month, Beasley said that during his third year in the league, he had blocked a shot from Kobe Bryant but had no money in his bank account."My third year in the league, my CPA stole all my money. All my money," he said. "I remember being in Minnesota. I had blocked Kobe's shot, and after the game, my man showed me the picture. I remember, I blocked Kobe's shot, but I ain't have a dollar in my bank account."I went from crying for help to trying myself. Like, everybody that’s on my line now and everybody want to like … I don’t want, I don’t like you. Like my stomach was growling, and tomorrow came. I was hungry by myself, and tomorrow came."Michael Beasley said that his family members' overspending of his money also contributed to his bankruptcy despite being an NBA player.