A week after being found guilty of raping a woman in 2021, former NBA guard Ben McLemore has been sentenced to 100 months (eight years and four months) in Oregon state prison.
Former NBA lottery pick Ben McLemore has been found guilty of several charges related to an alleged incident that took place in 2021. McLemore was found guilty of three charges on Thursday in a courtroom in Clackamas County, Ore., including first-degree rape.
The Sacramento Kings have had some significant draft misses over the last 15 years, with some of the most prominent picks being Marvin Bagley III at second, Nik Stauskas at eighth, Thomas Robinson at fifth, and Ben McLemore at seventh.
KGW News in Portland, Ore. reported on Wednesday that ex-NBA guard Ben McLemore was arrested by U.S. Marshals on Tuesday at the Portland International Airport on an outstanding warrant out of Clackamas County.
Whether they’re buried on a bad team or playing in the shadow of star talent, many NBA players don’t get the recognition they merit, writes Yardbarker's Brett Koremenos.