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NBA Ref under "Game Fixing" investigation

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Maybe the whole crew was involved...

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They were talking about this game earlier on 1st and 10....

 

He did not whistle fouls 2 and 3, which sent Stoudamire to the bench early. He called 20 fouls that game, the other two called 42 fouls... nothing really out of the ordinary that game. From Bayless' point of view, the other two refs were a lot worse than he that matchup.

 

 

Good info I hadn't heard that. I'd be intersted to know the games he bet, told others to bet, or was told what outcome better happen. If this was one of those games (it was a playoff game so it would have been tough, but they also knew it might be their last opportunity of the year) it's the worst scenario for the NBA.

Maybe the whole crew was involved...

 

 

Or maybe just one of the other two. I agree w/ the article GT posted. I'm finding it hard to believe that no other ref knew or was involved.

This pretty much just smashes any chance of Vegas getting a team.

This pretty much just smashes any chance of Vegas getting a team.

 

 

This shouldn't have anything to do w/ it. It was an organized crime ring based in New York City.

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