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Wednesday, July 25, 2007 At his televised news conference on Tuesday, NBA commissioner David Stern presented a lengthy list of safeguards the league had in place to prevent the sort of disgrace brought on in the last week by a federal investigation of suspected gambling by a referee. The safeguards, clearly, weren't fail-safe. "I can't believe it's happening to us," Stern said about the alleged gambling by referee Tim Donaghy on games he officiated. Among other firewalls the NBA thought would protect it from gambling ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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