ESPN.com’s Henry Abbott is among the most knowledgeable when it comes to the NBA betting scandal. His review of Gaming the Game: The Story Behind
I was interviewed by Hall of Fame writer Stan Hochman for his Philadelphia Daily News review of Gaming the Game: The Story Behind the NBA
To briefly recap the existing public record re: NBA referee Tim Donaghy and the possible fixing of games: *Donaghy claims he didn’t consciously fix games
I suppose I am more tuned into this alleged pattern of Tim Donaghy’s behavior than others because of my research, but I wonder if anyone
Appearing on ESPN Radio affiliate 1080AM (The Fan, Portland) on 5/10/10, former NBA referee Tim Donaghy said the following in response to a question regarding
Former NBA referee Tim Donaghy was recently (3/2/10) afforded the opportunity to promote his book in a post on the Huffington Post.* Among Donaghy’s comments
Finally, something (ostensibly) newsworthy from former NBA referee Tim Donaghy’s book tour. Following a discussion of his allegations against other referees throughout his book, Donaghy
In Personal Foul, former NBA referee Tim Donaghy argues that the subjectivity of calls is a significant problem with the league’s officiating. He then states
I could write at length about former referee Tim Donaghy’s myriad claims (those made explicitly in his book and those offered during his related media
It has occurred to me that the audience following the NBA betting scandal featuring referee Tim Donaghy and pro gambler Jimmy Battista, while cognizant of