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Eight Chicago White Sox players were accused of intentionally losing the World Series against the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for money from gamblers. The scandal led to their lifetime ban from baseball.

This was one of the first major sports gambling scandals and changed baseball forever by leading to strict rules against gambling.

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Several college basketball players from City College of New York (CCNY) were caught taking bribes from gamblers to manipulate game scores. The scandal involved multiple schools and led to major reforms in college sports.

It showed how deep gambling corruption could go, even at the college level.

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Paul Hornung & Alex Karras Gambling Suspension (1963)

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Paul Hornung & Alex Karras Gambling Suspension (1963)

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In 1963, NFL stars Paul Hornung and Alex Karras were suspended for betting on football games. They were later reinstated, but the scandal proved that gambling affected more than just baseball.

Why I Chose It: The NFL was growing in popularity at the time, and this scandal showed that gambling could damage its reputation.

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<img src="https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FCO1enSVgAMahn6.jpg" alt="Mike M on X: "As a football nerd, it's crazy to see how the NFL is in bed w/ gambling! Two Pro Football HOFers, Alex Karras & Paul Hornung were suspended  for the">

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Pete Rose, a legendary baseball player and manager, was banned from baseball for betting on games, including those of his own team. Despite his achievements, he remains ineligible for the Hall of Fame.

Rose was one of baseball’s greatest players, and his fall from grace is still a huge debate in sports.

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Boston College "Goodfellas" Scandal (1978-79)

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Boston College "Goodfellas" Scandal (1978-79)

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Several Boston College basketball players worked with mobsters, including those linked to the infamous "Goodfellas" crew, to fix games by controlling point spreads.

The involvement of organized crime made this scandal feel like something out of a movie, which is why it was later featured in the film Goodfellas.

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<img src="https://a.espncdn.com/magazine/Insider/BCscandal.jpg" alt="Betting - Chronicling the 'worst fix ever', the 1978-79 BC point-shaving  scandal - ESPN">