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Damon Jones NBA timeline: Former Cavaliers guard arrested in FBI gambling probe

Former NBA player Damon Jones was arrested Oct. 23 as a result of a federal gambling investigation, FBI director Kash Patel announced.

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Ex-Cavalier Damon Jones would boast about ‘best friend’ LeBron James at Vegas casinos: sports gambler

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Former Cleveland Cavaliers player, coach Damon Jones accused of illegal gambling

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Former Milwaukee player arrested as part of FBI’s NBA gambling investigation that includes Bucks game

Damon Jones, who spent two stints playing with the Milwaukee Bucks and went on to become an assistant coach for Cleveland Cavaliers, was one of the high-profile arrests Oct. 23 as part of a federal gr...

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NBA coaches, players react to FBI arrests of Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier amid illegal gambling probes

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What we know about arrests in FBI's illegal gambling investigation

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NBA Commissioner Silver 'deeply disturbed' by gambling arrests of Billups, Rozier

Rozier was arrested because federal officials allege he conspired with associates to help them win bets based on his statistical performance.

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NBA boss Silver comments on gambling probe arrests for first time

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Chauncey Billups, Terry Rozier of NBA arrested in federal investigation into sports betting, illegal gambling

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Former Cavaliers assistant coach Damon Jones allegedly sold inside info on LeBron James' injury status in 2023

Jones, an 11-year NBA veteran, played for 10 teams during his career. After retiring in 2012, Jones spent time as an assistant coach with the Cavaliers from 2016-2018.

Who is Damon Jones, the former NBA player charged with sharing LeBron injury secrets?

"He’s a really funny dude. He’s a great storyteller. But he was never a part of the staff," a team source said of Jones.

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Mafia's Alleged Gambling Scheme Involving NBA Coach and Players Used X-Ray Card Tables to Steal Millions: FBI

NBA head coach Chauncey Billups and former Cleveland Cavaliers player and coach Damon Jones are among the defendants who were arrested on Thursday, Oct. 23 for allegedly using wireless technology to 'cheat people out of millions of dollars' during illegal poker games,