Prosecutors name 4th person charged in NBA betting probe
US prosecutors identified a fourth person charged in a betting scheme involving an NBA player, saying the accused man had turned himself in.
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Lawyer: Jontay Porter was 'in over his head' with gambling addiction
Jontay Porter, the former Toronto Raptors forward who was given a lifetime ban by the NBA because of a sports betting scandal, was "in over his head" with a gambling addiction, his lawyer said Friday.
Fourth man charged in gambling scandal that ended Jontay Porter's NBA career
A fourth man was arrested Friday in the sports betting scandal that got Toronto Raptors forward Jontay Porter expelled from the NBA.
Lawyer: Jontay Porter was 'in over his head' with gambling addiction - ESPN
Jontay Porter, the former Toronto Raptors forward who was given a ban by the NBA because of a sports betting scandal, was «in over his head» with a gambling addiction, his lawyer said Friday.
Sources - Padres' Tucupita Marcano faces MLB ban for betting - ESPN
San Diego Padres infielder Tucupita Marcano is facing a potential lifetime ban for betting on baseball after Major League Baseball received information that he wagered on games involving the Pittsburgh Pirates when he was with the team last season, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday.
It's here, it's real: Elation ensues amid WNBA expansion announcement of 'Canada's Team'
It's official. We knew it was happening. We knew it was coming. And now she's here.
NBA commissioner says he could ban player from league amid gambling probe: 'It's cardinal sin'
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Adam Silver - Raptors' Jontay Porter could face permanent ban - ESPN
NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Wednesday afternoon that Toronto Raptors forward Jontay Porter, who is currently under investigation by the league following multiple instances of betting irregularities over the past several months, could be banned from the league permanently if what he's accused of winds up being true, calling it a «cardinal sin.»