Terry Rozier

His attorney says unpaid NBA leave is forcing the property sale.

While a legal modification to the terms of Rozier's bond release could pave the way for his return to the NBA, both the league and his former team do not want that to happen.

Inside the stunning arbitration reversal, the strict court rules affecting Rozier’s NBA future and what comes next in the widening betting probe.

From secret early-exit tip-offs to alleged sports bribery, inside the federal crackdown tying Rozier, high-stakes bettors, and NBA insiders together.

Rozier was arrested in October as part of a larger investigation into illegal sports betting

An arbitrator ruled that the Miami Heat guard can have his salary released from escrow.

The NBA star is paying for a co-defendant's attorney, while dropping hints that he could single that same person out for blame.

Let the guessing game begin.

Another defendant in the case, De'Niro Laster, also appeared in court and was let out on a $50,000 bond.

"I'm ashamed that those guys would put their families and their careers in jeopardy," he said.

Just hours after the arrests of Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier, Arenas responded rumors he helped the feds with their probe and called out ESPN's Rachel Nichols.

Rozier's attorney was quick to criticize the arrest, slamming officials' actions as "misplaced glory." An attorney for Billups has also spoken out.

Additional details were set to be announced at a press conference on Thursday.

The heated on-court moment at a Rockets and Heat game led to fines for other players and coaching staff as well.

In a recent interview, Terry Rozier revealed that he didn't know Michael Jordan's Bulls 3-peated twice until watching 'The Last Dance,' and fans are shocked.

All is not well in Boston.

Terry Rozier was not happy about the Celtics getting embarrassed by the Bucks.