Timothy Busfield is doubling down on his denial that he sexually abused a couple of child actors … because his lawyer says his client took a lie detector test and passed with flying colors.

The actor/director’s attorney, Larry Stein, tells TMZ … “Tim Busfield denies the allegations in the criminal complaint and maintains they are completely false. As a voluntary step, he submitted to an independent polygraph examination regarding those allegations and passed.”

As you know … Busfield is accused of sexually abusing two boys who were child actors on “The Cleaning Lady” while he was directing the show in 2022 in New Mexico. Prosecutors say the child actors were 7 and 8 at the time of the alleged contact, and their parents reported the alleged crimes to the Albuquerque police two years later, leading to a criminal investigation.

Busfield has made clear he “did not do anything to those little boys” and says they are lying.

Kysre Gondrezick‘s return to the basketball court has hit a major snag — the former WNBA guard tore her Achilles during training for her Athletes Unlimited season.

TMZ Sports has learned … Gondrezick suffered the season-ending injury on Sunday during her workout at the University of Miami. We obtained some footage of her practice, which showed her draining jumpers before the injury.

We’re told Kysre — who recently posed nude for Playboy — will need surgery to mend the ailment … and a procedure is slated for later this week.

She has also made a name for herself in modeling, even being named Miss June last year … but her passion for basketball never faded.

“This hurts, truly one of the hardest, most shocking moments of my journey,” Gondrezick said. “But I believe in my creator and in the discipline of becoming the best player and version of myself.”

“AU gave me more than an opportunity; they gave me purpose and a standard in how I show up in life and my craft. This does not end my story, and despite how hard the context, I am simply just turning the page.”

Officials say video shows ex-NBA player Elden Campbell went out on the waters in the middle of the night before his tragic drowning … but he seemingly took some safety precautions, as he was wearing a “partially unzipped” life vest when his body was found on the shore.

TMZ Sports has obtained the investigation report on the NBA champ’s death … which states 57-year-old Campbell left a nearby boat ramp alone around 12:37 AM on Dec. 1.

The docs say Campbell’s body was found in the sand along the water’s edge in Pompano Beach, Florida … and he was tethered to a Sea-Doo Fish Pro watercraft, which was registered to him.

Campbell’s wife told investigators the former hooper prioritized his health, was able to swim and had no history of drug or alcohol abuse.

The wife did note he had a history of Type II diabetes and high cholesterol … but did not complain of any health-related issues prior to his death.

The toxicology report came back clean.

It’s unclear what happened on the water … but he was not discovered until later that night. Campbell was pronounced dead at 8:03 PM.