The broadcast's bottom ticker, featuring an ad for ESPN Bet, disappeared as Mike Greenberg spoke of Terry Rozier's and Chauncey Billups's arrests.

The entire sporting world was rocked Thursday morning when it was announced that the FBI arrested Portland Trail Blazers coach Chauncey Billups and Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier as part of a sweeping federal probe into sports betting and an illegal poker ring with ties to organized crime.

The NBA's latest betting scandal rocked the sports world on Thursday morning.

As this news spread across social media, the ESPN morning show continued with their planned rundown until they were in a place where they believed they could give a substantive update. Which came in the form of host Mike Greenberg breaking it down in a dramatic tone shift.

ESPN tried to subtly remove one of its on-air graphics while discussing the major NBA gambling scandal that broke on Thursday, but fans were quick to notice the change.

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The Minnesota Vikings will leave Thursday afternoon for a little two-game international business trip that will start in Dublin, Ireland Sunday against the Pittsburgh Steelers. For Vikings fans back home, it’ll be a wake and watch morning, with the game ...

Domonique Foxworth and the rest of the "Get Up" crew try to make sense of A.J. Brown's "Using me but not using me" social media post.