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IStock(NEW YORK) -- Eighteen former NBA players, including Sebastian Telfair, Glen "Big Baby" Davis and Darius Miles, have been charged with defrauding the NBA's health and welfare benefit plan out of approximately $4 million, federal prosecutors said Thursday. The players were charged with conspiracy to commit health care fraud and wire fraud as part of what prosecutors called a "widespread scheme to defraud" the NBA health care benefit plan. They allegedly submitted fa...

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More than a dozen former NBA players have been charged in Manhattan federal court in an alleged health insurance fraud scheme to rip off the NBA-related health...

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Five former Nets players and a former assistant coach of the Long Island Nets were among 18 former NBA players charged Thursday in an alleged multi-million-dollar health insurance fraud scheme to...

18 former NBA players were arrested today and charged with committing fraud against the league for almost $4 Million.

Federal prosecutors brought charges in Manhattan against 18 former NBA players for allegedly defrauding the league health and welfare plan between 2017 and 20

More details about the fraud case emerged on Thursday afternoon during a press conference with U.S. Attorneys and the FBI in New York. Another ex-Celtic Terrence Williams is accused of being the mastermind behind the scheme with alleged claims of $3.9 million according to NBC. Milt Palacio, Darius Miles, Sebastian Telfair, Will Bynum and Christopher...

The return of FAMU football also means the Frenchtown Rising block party is back in the Capital City for every Friday preceding home games, which is a cause of celebration for fans and vendors alike.

Worth the wait. The premiere of the Kevin Durant/Kyrie Irving tandem was everything the Brooklyn Nets envisioned 18 months ago when the All-NBA stars chose Brooklyn for their team-up. With Irving and Durant leading the way, the Nets opened the NBA season by blitzing the Golden State Warriors for a 125-99 win at Barclays Center. “I think it’s been a long time coming and I’m grateful that we could let our games do the talking, but I’m also grateful that we can have relationships here that...