Patrick Beverley is back in the spotlight, and he's got a story to tell. After months away dealing with significant legal issues, the NBA guard has re-emerged, but not on the podcast platform he once shared.
Fans were left guessing why the show that carried his name moved forward without him. Now, Beverley is setting the record straight, emphasizing there's no animosity involved.
On March 18, 2026, Beverley launched the first episode of his new venture, the Pat Bev Show on YouTube. He wasted no time addressing the situation.
After a grand jury decided not to indict him in a November assault case, he was ready to return, only to find the door shut. His calls went unanswered, and soon he discovered the podcast would continue with Adam Ferrone and Jason Williams.
Beverley expressed his surprise, saying, “It came as a surprise a little bit, actually shocked a little bit, due to the fact that this show was the ‘Pat Bev Pod with Rone’ less than six months ago. Let me get this clear so everybody understands this - It’s no beef, no shade, no anything.”
He also praised Barstool founder Dave Portnoy for his support during his personal challenges, making it clear his story isn't a critique of the company. With the legal case resolved, Beverley is focused on his new show and future endeavors.
To recap the legal backdrop, a Texas grand jury declined to indict Beverley following his November arrest related to allegations of assaulting his sister during a family dispute in Fort Bend County. The incident allegedly occurred after his sister snuck out to see her boyfriend.
Beverley has consistently maintained his innocence, even posting about it on social media shortly after the arrest. His attorneys noted that Beverley is “very grateful that the grand jury has recognised that.”
He expressed gratitude for the support he received and highlighted the importance of protecting young girls.
Now, with a fresh start and a new platform, Beverley is ready to move forward, bringing his unique voice and perspective back to his fans.