Glen 'Big Baby' Davis Sentenced To 40 Months In Prison For Defrauding NBA's Health Plan

by Larry Leo

May 9, 20249 Comments

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A federal judge just sentenced former NBA star Glen "Big Baby" Davis to prison time following allegations he swindled a ton of dough from the NBA's healthcare plan...

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Davis, 38, was found guilty back in November 2023 of being part of an alleged scheme that defrauded the NBA's Players' Health and Benefit Welfare Plan ... and in a New York courtroom on Thursday, the former Boston Celtics champion was ordered to spend 40 months behind bars over it all.

Davis -- who had been facing a possible sentence of 20 years in prison in the case -- was also ordered to serve three years of supervised release. In addition, the judge said he must pay $80,000 in restitution as well.

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cajunmud•10 days

So he stole $5M but only has to give $80k back? Was BB elected to office in the meantime?

SwampyWaters•10 days

This guy has become a complete embarrassment to LSU and his family. When you spend all your money, what's wrong with going out and getting a real job? I guess it was beneath him, but thankfully prison has a way of bringing people down to reality! Hope you and big Bubba have many warm, snuggling nights together!

burke985•11 days

What a moron dude coulda lived off the “big baby” persona for life but too stupid to realize that what an idiot

Smoke Ring•11 days

Should have just billed Our Lady of the Lake

Dissident Aggressor•11 days

wonder if he has the 80k...

jmarto1•11 days

Geaux tigers

CanebreakCajun•11 days

40 months for 80k in a civil fraud case? What am I missing?

MrAUTigers•11 days

Davis and another former NBA player, Will Bynum, took the insurance company for more than $5M. 80K is just what he was ordered to pay.