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Miami Heat, Terry Rozier and FBI

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Heat rumors: Miami was unaware of Terry Rozier’s alleged gambling activity

The Heat were reportedly unaware about Terry Rozier's investigation by the NBA when he was with the Hornets.

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Miami Heat's Terry Rozier charged in illegal sports betting case, FBI says

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Miami Heat's Terry Rozier arrested In FBI sports betting probe

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October 23, 2025 - News on the NBA gambling and sports rigging indictments

A sprawling FBI probe into mafia-linked gambling and sports rigging schemes led to the arrests this morning of Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups, ac...

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NBA insider arrests highlight risks of leagues embracing sports betting

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Gambling scandal shows dangers of NBA's embrace of betting

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NBA gambling scandal explained: What the indictments against players and coaches reveal

Prosecutors said Rozier and Damon Jones, a former player and assistant coach, were key figures.

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Rigged poker games melded high-tech trickery with NBA star power, prosecutors say

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Heat’s Erik Spoelstra delivers ‘no other choice’ response to Terry Rozier’s FBI investigation

A day removed from Terry Rozier getting arrested by the FBI, Heat's Erik Spoelstra comments on the team moving forwawrd.

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Here’s a look at the Miami Heat guard and two others in NBA named in indictments

The three indicted with NBA connections are Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier; Damon Jones, a former NBA player who played with the Heat for one season; and Chauncey Billups, the head coach of the Portland Trailblazers and a former player.

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FBI: Heat player manipulated bets, co-defendant got inside tip on Magic game

More than 30 people have been charged in two criminal cases from a FBI gambling-related probe. Those indicted include multiple sports figures, including Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups. Authorities said the schemes involved rigging sports bets and poker games and involved Mafia families.