NBA, Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier

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What we learned from NBA gambling indictments: Chauncey Billups’ role, connected cases and more
Federal prosecutors on Thursday arrested more than 30 people, including Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, as part of a multiyear investigation into...

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Arrests of NBA's Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups latest chapter of gambling scandals in the sports world
NBA commissioner "deeply disturbed" by gambling arrests of Billups, Rozier
'Nightmare for the league': Gambling scandal roils the NBA
The arrests of two well-known NBA figures Thursday in a nationwide federal investigation into internal gambling and high-tech scam poker — especially a sitting head coach and former Finals Most Valua...

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Sports betting is a booming business. The FBI’s NBA probe is putting it in the spotlight
Terry Rozier’s arrest leaves the Miami Heat stunned, and trying to figure out what happens next
NBA gambling investigation live updates: Latest statements, player reactions on arrests in betting, poker schemes
Indiana Pacers head coach Rick Carlisle, the president of the National Basketball Coaches Association, said he contacted Chauncey Billups to "see how he was doing" after the Portland Trail Blazers hea...

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Heat & Trail Blazers win first games since arrests
NBA dealing with fallout from gambling, sports rigging arrests

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver ‘deeply disturbed’ by gambling arrests of Billups and Rozier

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has expressed shock over the arrests of Portland coach Chauncey Billups and Miami guard Terry Rozier on gambling-related charges.

Chauncey Billups appears to be unnamed conspirator alleged to have leaked plan to lose NBA game

Miami Heat player Terry Rozier is accused in the same indictment of participating in a scheme that exploited confidential information to make bets on games.

NBA injuries, x-ray poker tables and the mafia: What we know about gambling arrests

Authorities said the "mind-boggling" fraud involved tens of millions of dollars and included members of organised crime.
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