Michael Jordan Accused of Fixing Games in NBA Betting Scandal
Michael Jordan's name has surfaced again in a gambling controversy, with a former NBA referee alleging his involvement in fixing league games.
Tim Donaghy, a former official who served 11 months in prison following a 2007 NBA betting scandal, made the accusations, suggesting Jordan's gambling habits crossed ethical lines.
"I think there was no doubt that he was in kind of deep with the gambling,"
"There were rumors that he was passing information along to guys that he was golfing with. No doubt that he was involved with passing information."
These allegations spark fresh debate over the league's integrity.
Author's summary: Jordan faces new allegations in NBA betting scandal.
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