The NBA and its commissioner, Adam Silver, have maintained a strict zero-tolerance stance when it comes to gambling-related misconduct. However, the league recently was in the spotlight after Terry Rozier, Chauncey Billups, and Damon Jones were arrested by the FBI. Authorities took them into custody as part of two separate federal gambling investigations.

Now, reportedly, the U.S. Congress has requested a briefing from Adam Silver by October 31 concerning the growing NBA gambling scandal. The call drew a four-word reaction from Stephen A. Smith.

“As I was saying,” Smith wrote on X.

The accusations against the three former and current NBA figures point to serious misconduct. Reports claim that Terry Rozier faked injuries to help his illegal sports gambling partners. Chauncey Billups alle

See Full Page