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New revelations about the 2007 NBA betting scandal were released. Former referee Tim Donaghy spoke to ESPN about the time period and his gambling habits. The divorced father of four killed time on the links during the offseason. What started off as harmless bets on country club golfing quickly spiraled. Soon enough, there were trips to casinos. But what […]
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Anything that undermines a sports fan's confidence in what's happening on the field threatens the future viability of that sport. That's why the Korea Baseball Organization must move decisively to crack down on instances of game-fixing. In the latest development of this growing scandal, the LG Twins have released pitchers Kim Seong-hyun and Park Hyun-jun, who are being investigated by Daegu prosecutors for allegedly taking payoffs from a gambling broker last season in exchange for deliberately walking batters in the first inning, the Korea Herald reports. If the two men are found guilty of the charges, they'll be banned from the KBO for life.
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