Sebastian Telfair

From Coney Island prodigy to prison and back, Telfair breaks down taxes, $20M in career earnings, and how supporting a large family changed everything.

The former NBA player wants his memoir to serve as a "guide" to athletes.

The former NBA player hopes the music executive becomes a "better person" upon his prison release.

In an interview, he said he's ready to get back to his kids.

He blamed it on his divorce and legal troubles.

Telfair was sentenced to six months behind bars for his involvement in the NBA health care fraud scheme in 2021.

The Brooklyn native had to wear an ankle monitor for five years in connection to a weapons and marijuana-related case.

Federal prosecutors have announced that eighteen former NBA players have been charged in connection with a $4 million health and welfare benefit fraud scheme.

Sebastian and his younger brother Ethan took to social media to mourn the passing of their mother and brother. 

The former NBA player received 3.5 years in prison for criminal possession of a firearm.

On Monday, Sebastian Telfair was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison after he was convicted of weapons charges.

The threats were allegedly made because she testified against the NBA star.

Sentencing is scheduled for June.