Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier’s attorney pushed back Tuesday against allegations that his client provided inside information to bettors in one of the largest federal sports betting investigations in ...

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier has been at the center of scrutiny in recent gambling-related arrests of multiple former and current NBA players by the FBI. As reports reveal further details, his ...

Miami Heat guard and accused gambling conspirator Terry Rozier is paying the legal expenses of a co-defendant, creating an untenable conflict of interest, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier is paying for his longtime friend’s attorney as the two face federal charges in connection with an NBA betting scandal, prosecutors said. In a Tuesday filing, federal ...

SAN ANTONIO — Less than a week after Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was arrested as part of an FBI gambling probe, developments continue to emerge from the ongoing case. On Wednesday, the South Florida ...

Terry Rozier's college coach, Rick Pitino, reached out to his former player after Rozier was indicted in an illegal gambling case. Pitino, who coached Rozier at Louisville, said he was "shocked" at ...

It’s been a week since the federal government indicted Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier and Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups as part of a two-pronged gambling investigation. On Tuesday, ...

Terry Rozier was investigated by the NBA in 2023 after sportsbooks flagged suspicious prop bets on his game performances. Christian Petersen / Getty Images When the federal government indicted Miami ...

Miami Heat guard Terry “Scary Terry’’ Rozier on Monday ponied up his Florida mansion to cover his $3 million bail for his alleged role in the NBA betting scandal — as the feds teased “plea ...

Another layer to Heat guard Terry Rozier’s alleged role in the NBA sports betting scheme is coming to light after ESPN found records that showed he was facing an $8 million tax lien from the IRS.

Cara Tabachnick is a news editor at CBSNews.com. Cara began her career on the crime beat at Newsday. She has written for Marie Claire, The Washington Post and The Wall Street Journal. She reports on ...