Ex-NBA star Beasley pleads not guilty to gambling charges
#NBAScandal #GamblingFixFormer NBA star Malik Beasley pleaded not guilty to charges of fixing games for sports bettors to reduce his debts. His lawyer asserts his innocence, as Beasley faces allegations of manipulating performance in four 2024 games. read more
Ex-NBA Star Beasley Pleads Not Guilty to Game Fixing
#NBAScandal #GamblingFormer NBA star Malik Beasley pleaded not guilty to charges of manipulating his performance for sports bettors. His lawyer says he wants to move on. Beasley is accused of fixing games while playing for the Milwaukee Bucks in 2024. read more
Ex-NBA star Malik Beasley pleads not guilty to gambling charges
#NBAScandal #GamblingInvestigationFormer NBA star Malik Beasley pleaded not guilty to charges of altering his 2024 game performance to help sports bettors win money and reduce his debts. His lawyer stated he wants to move forward with his life. read more
Ex-NBA players indicted in sports betting scheme
#NBAScandal #SportsBettingEx-NBA players Malik Beasley and Ed Davis were indicted for an alleged sports betting scheme. Beasley accepted bribes to underperform in games, losing millions gambling. Davis acted as his "gatekeeper." They face federal charges in Brooklyn. read more
Ex-NBA player Damon Jones pleads guilty in gambling case
#NBAScandal #GamblingFraudEx-NBA player Damon Jones pleaded guilty to conspiracy for wire fraud in a gambling case, using insider injury info to defraud sportsbooks. He faces 21-27 months and forfeits $35,000. Sentencing is Jan. 6, 2027. read more
Key Testimony Bolsters NBAs Clippers Probe
#NBAScandal #FinancialFraudNBA investigators confirm Aspiration co-founder Joseph Sanberg cooperated with their probe into alleged salary cap circumvention involving Kawhi Leonard. Clippers owner Steve Ballmer, defrauded of $60M, seeks a harsh sentence as Sanberg’s attorneys request leniency before his April 27 sentencing. read more
Plea Deals Loom in NBA-Linked Poker Scandal
#NBAScandal #LegalProceedingsProsecutors plan plea deals for 12 of 31 defendants in a rigged poker case involving ex-NBA players like Chauncey Billups. They're optimistic about nine more deals before trial. Billups remains on unpaid leave from coaching the Trail Blazers. read more