List of professional sportspeople convicted of crimes

This list includes sports-people who have been convicted of serious crimes (such as felonies in the United States). It comprises both professionals and those amateurs who have competed at the highest levels.

American football (gridiron)

Name	Status with team when arrested	Crime	Term	Notes
Kevin Allen	Free agent	Sexual assault	15 years [1]	Released after 33 months.
Will Allen	Retired	Wire fraud and money laundering	6 years in prison, 3 years of supervised release, and ordered to pay restitution of $16.8 million (along with co-defendant) [2]
Richard Alston	Retired	Conspiracy to distribute drugs	14 years [3]
Josh Bellamy	Cut	Conspiracy to commit wire fraud	3 years and 1 month, plus payment of $1,246,565 in restitution and $1,246,565 in forfeiture [4]
Michael Bennett	Cut	Wire fraud	15 months [5]
		Burglary, identity theft and attempted theft	5 years	Was on parole from previous conviction when arrested. [6]
Trevone Boykin	Seattle Seahawks	Aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury and witness tampering	3 years [7]
Josh Brent	Dallas Cowboys	Intoxication manslaughter	180 days and 10 years' probation [8]
Plaxico Burress	New York Giants	Attempted criminal possession of a weapon	2 years	Conviction was a plea bargain for an incident in which Burress accidentally shot himself in a nightclub. [9] Eligible for parole in April 2011; [10] released June 7, 2011. [11]
Billy Cannon	Retired	Counterfeiting	5 years [12]	Served 2+1⁄2 years. Had been elected to the College Football Hall of Fame before his conviction in 1983, but the Hall rescinded the honor before his scheduled induction. The Hall elected him a second time in 2008 and he was inducted at that time. [12]
Rae Carruth	Carolina Panthers	Conspiracy to commit murder	18 years [13]	Released on October 22, 2018, having served 19 years. [14]
Cecil Collins	Miami Dolphins	Burglary	15 years [15]	Released after serving 13 years [16]
Maurice Clarett	Free agent	Armed robbery, possession of a concealed weapon without a permit, failure to maintain current lane	7+1⁄2 years	Clarett was released to a halfway house after less than four years. [17]
Russell Erxleben	Retired	Conspiracy to commit securities fraud, mail fraud and money laundering, then wire fraud and money laundering	7 years then 7+1⁄2 years [18]
Michael Floyd	Arizona Cardinals	Extreme DUI	24 days in jail, 96 days of house arrest, 30 hours of community service and a $5,115.99 fine [19]	Floyd was found unconscious in his car in the middle of a road at 2:48 a.m. with a .217 blood alcohol content. [20] He originally faced seven charges but pleaded to one. [19]
Irving Fryar	Retired	Conspiracy and theft by deception (mortgage scam)	5 years [21]
Dwayne Goodrich	Dallas Cowboys	Criminally negligent homicide	12+1⁄2 years [22]	Hit and run accident. Released after serving approximately eight years. [23]
Thomas "Hollywood" Henderson	Retired	Sexual assault, bribery	4 years, 8 months	Released after serving 28 months [24]
Darryl Henley	Los Angeles Rams	Drug trafficking, attempted conspiracy to commit murder	42 years [25]	Expected release date: March 28, 2031 [26]
Aaron Hernandez	New England Patriots	First-degree murder	Life without parole [27]	Committed suicide in prison on April 19, 2017.
Travis Henry	Cut	Drug trafficking	3+1⁄2 years [28]	Served 2 years and 5 months [29]
Jimmy Hitchcock	Retired	Fraud, bribery and money laundering	46 months [30] to be followed by two years of supervised release [31]
Sam Hurd	Chicago Bears	Conspiracy to possess cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute	15 years [32]
Mark Ingram Sr.	Retired	Money laundering and fraud	7 years in prison and up to 5 years of probation. Ordered to pay $252,000 in restitution. Given an additional 2 years in prison for jumping bail to see his son Mark Ingram II play for the University of Alabama. [33]	Released 2015
Tank Johnson	Chicago Bears	Probation violation relating to weapons possession	120 days	Served 60 days [34]
Johnny Jolly	Green Bay Packers	Drug possession, evidence tampering, violating probation [35]	6 years	Served 6 months [36]
Tommy Kane	Seattle Seahawks	Manslaughter	18 years [37]
Ryan Leaf	Retired	Burglary, drug possession	5 years [38]	Released after serving 2+1⁄2 years. [39]
Ray Lewis	Baltimore Ravens	Obstruction of justice	12 months probation, $250,000 fine	Lewis pled down to obstruction in exchange for his testimony after a bar fight he was involved in left two people dead. Lewis was named Super Bowl MVP the year following his arrest. On April 29, 2004, Lewis reached an out-of-court settlement with four-year-old India Lollar, born months after the death of her father Richard, pre-empting a scheduled civil proceeding. Lewis also reached an undisclosed settlement with Baker's family. [40] [ circular reference ]
Jamal Lewis	Baltimore Ravens	Using a cell phone to facilitate a drug deal	4 months	[41]
Leonard Little	St. Louis Rams	Involuntary manslaughter	3 months [42]	involved in fatal car crash while intoxicated.
Derek Loville	Retired	Racketeering conspiracy	15 months, $5,000 fine	Loville was charged for his role in a drug trafficking ring, but pleaded guilty only to racketeering. [43]
Kevin Mack	Cleveland Browns	Drug use	6 months	Mack was charged with cocaine trafficking, using a motor vehicle for drug abuse and possessing criminal tools but pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. [44] He served only a month at the Ohio State Reformatory. [45]
Dexter Manley	Washington Redskins	Drug possession, evidence tampering	4 years (1996) 2 years (2002)	Served over three years [46]
Dave Meggett	Retired	Criminal sexual conduct and burglary	30 years	Previously convicted of misdemeanor sexual battery [47]
Bam Morris	Kansas City Chiefs	Drug trafficking	30 months	Released after serving two and a half years [48]
Mercury Morris	Retired	Drug trafficking	20 years	Served 3 years. Released early after a plea agreement in which he pleaded no contest to felony drug trafficking charges. [49]
Eric Naposki	Cut	First-degree murder	Life in prison without the possibility of parole [50]
Nate Newton	Retired	Drug trafficking	7+1⁄2 years (two separate convictions) [51]	released after serving about two and a half years [52]
Lawrence Phillips	Retired	Assault, separate incident of assault with a deadly weapon (intentionally driving into victims)	31 years total	Previously sentenced to 10 years on driving charge, which was reduced to seven years during sentencing for assault charge against his girlfriend in 2009 [53] In 2016, while awaiting trial regarding the death of his cellmate, Phillips committed suicide in prison after serving 7+ years. [54]
Alabama Pitts	Pre-career	Armed robbery	8–16 years	Pitts was released after six years and played minor league baseball after his release. [55]
Joe Prokop	Retired	Tax evasion, fraud	1+1⁄2 years in prison and 2+1⁄2 years of home confinement [56]
Saleem Rasheed	Retired	Food stamp fraud, immigration fraud	8 months in prison followed by 8 months of home detention followed by 3 years of supervised release, $500 fine, $5,551 restitution	Rasheed falsely claimed a woman as his wife on immigration forms and collected food stamps despite being ineligible. [57] [58]
		Two counts of School Employee Engaging in a Sex Act	3 years	Rasheed was charged with two counts of School Employee Engaging in a Sex Act and two counts of School Employee Engaging in a Deviate Sex Act stemming from consensual sex acts with of-age girls while he was a schoolteacher. He pleaded guilty to the two lesser charges. [58] [59]
Robert Rozier	Retired [60]	Multiple murders	Multiple	Convicted of four murders, served 10 years and placed in witness protection after testifying against Yahweh Ben Yahweh, later sentenced to 25 to life on check kiting charge under a Three-strikes law [61]
Henry Ruggs	Las Vegas Raiders [62]	DUI resulting in death and vehicular manslaughter	3-10 years [63]
Art Schlichter	Retired	1997 – forgery, theft	16 years [64]	committed over 20 felonies related to gambling, released from prison in June 2006 [65]
		2012 – fraud, theft	10 years, 7 months [66]	7 months were related to his probation from an earlier conviction. [67]
Darren Sharper	Retired	Rape (multiple counts)	20 years [68]	Also sentenced in United States Federal Court to 18 years, running concurrently with the 20-year sentence imposed by California, as well as sentences in Arizona, Nevada and Louisiana. While the Federal conviction is shorter, it does not allow for the possibility of parole, giving it a later date of possible release. [69]
O. J. Simpson	Retired	Robbery, kidnapping	9 to 33 years [70]	Released after serving nine years. [71] See also O. J. Simpson robbery case.
Anthony Smith	Retired	First-degree murder	Three life sentences without parole [72]
Alonzo Spellman	Cut	Interference with a flight crew, simple assault [73]	18 months	Served one year
C.J. Spillman	Dallas Cowboys	Sexual assault	5 years [74]
Donté Stallworth	Cleveland Browns	DUI manslaughter (Driving under the influence of alcohol)	30 days incarceration, 2 years house arrest [75]
Dana Stubblefield	Retired	Rape by force and false imprisonment	15 years to life [76]
Michael Vick	Atlanta Falcons	Conspiracy, related to dog fighting [77]	23 months [78]	See also Bad Newz Kennels dog fighting investigation.
Nate Webster	Cut	Unlawful sexual conduct with a minor	12 years [79]
Stanley Wilson Sr.	Retired	Burglary	22 years	Sentence was under a third strike provision [80]
Kellen Winslow II	Retired	Rape (multiple counts)	14 years [81]
Brandon Browner	Retired	Attempted murder	8 years [82]
Keith Wright	Cut	Multiple charges, including sexual assault, armed robbery, kidnapping and burglary	114 years to life, plus 120 years [83]	series of home invasion robberies and assaults

Association football

English leagues

Name	Team when arrested	Offence	Sentence	Notes
Jimmy Gauld	Everton F.C.	Conspiracy to defraud	4 years	See 1964 British betting scandal. [84]
Peter Swan	Sheffield Wednesday F.C.		4 months
Tony Kay
David Layne
Joey Barton	Newcastle United F.C.	Assault, affray	6 months [85]	[86] [87]
	Manchester City F.C.	Assault	4 months, 2 years suspended	[88]
George Best	Retired	Drunk driving, assaulting police, failing to answer bail	3 months	[85] [89] [86]
Danny Simpson	Leicester City F.C.	Assault	300 hours of community service [90] / Replaced with a 22:00 to 06:00 curfew for 21 days [91]
Steve Brooker	Bristol City F.C.	Affray	28 days	Released after serving 14 days. [92] [93]
Scott Brown			120 hours' community service	Brooker, Brown, Orr and Partridge were convicted for the same incident where they were involved in an assault on a doorman. [92] [93]
Bradley Orr			28 days
David Partridge		Affray and bodily harm	2 months	Released after one month [92] [93]
Marcus Bent	Retired	Affray and possession of a Class A drug	Suspended 12-month prison sentence, a two-month curfew and 200 hours of compulsory unpaid work	[94]
Eric Cantona	Manchester United F.C.	Assault	2 weeks	Released after 24 hours. Later overturned in favour of 120 hours community service after appeal. [95]
Gary Charles	Retired	Drunk driving	Prison sentence not specified	[85] [96]
		Breach of bail conditions	Prison sentence not specified	Illegally removed electronic tag to go on holiday, therefore breaching court conditions [85] [96]
		Assault occasioning actual bodily harm	9 months suspended, 100 hours community service	[97] [98]
		Assault	12 months	[99]
Gary Croft	Blackburn Rovers F.C.	Driving while disqualified, perverting the course of justice	4 months	[100]
Ched Evans	Sheffield United F.C.	Rape	5 years	[101] Released on licence in October 2014; conviction quashed in April 2016 and a retrial ordered. [102] Evans found not guilty at retrial [103]
Mads Timm	Manchester United	Dangerous driving	12 months	Convicted for street racing with a team-mate. [104]
Jack Fountain	York City	Conspiracy to defraud	15 months	See 1964 British betting scandal.
Lee Hughes	West Bromwich Albion F.C.	Causing death by dangerous driving	6 years	[85] [89] [105]
Gavin Grant	Bradford City	Murder	Life imprisonment	Eligible for parole after 25 years. [106] Cleared of a 2005 murder in 2007. [107] Murder he was convicted of took place in May 2004, before the start of his professional career. [107]
Adam Johnson	Sunderland	Rape	[108]
Marlon King	Barnet F.C.	Wounding	80 hours community service
		Fraudulent use of vehicle license, theft	Fined £280
		Credit card fraud	Community rehabilitation order
	Gillingham F.C.	Obtaining property by deception and criminal damage	6 months community rehabilitation order
		Handling stolen cars	18 months	Reduced to 5 months on appeal [109]
		Assault and unprovoked attack	Fined £1000
	Watford F.C.	Assault	Fined £300
	Wigan Athletic F.C.	Sexual assault and assault occasioning actual bodily harm	18 months [86] [110]
Jamie Lawrence	n/a	Robbery	4 years	Released after 26 months [85] [89] [111]
Guy Madjo	Retired	Sexual assault	3+1⁄2 years	[112]
Peter Mendham	Retired	wounding with intent	5 years	[113]
Jan Mølby	Liverpool F.C.	Reckless driving	3 months	[89]
Luke McCormick	Plymouth Argyle F.C.	Driving with excess alcohol, causing death by dangerous driving	7 years 4 months	Eligible for parole in three-and-a-half years [114]
Bob Newton	Hartlepool United	Causing death by reckless driving	9 months	[115] [116]
Jermaine Pennant	Birmingham City F.C.	Drink driving whilst banned	90 days	Released after 30 days, served rest of sentence wearing electronic tag [85] [89] [86]
Brian Phillips	Mansfield Town	Conspiracy to defraud	15 months	See 1964 British betting scandal.
Tom Pope	Crewe Alexandra	Affray	200 hours community service and 6 months suspended jail sentence [117]
Micky Quinn	Portsmouth F.C.	Driving whilst banned	21 days	Served 14 days [89] [92]
Graham Rix	Chelsea F.C.	Underage sex, indecent assault	12 months	Placed on sex offenders' register for 10 years [118]
Luke Rodgers	Shrewsbury Town	Affray	Fines, cautions, community service	Was denied a US work permit and therefore was unable to sign with the New York Red Bulls due to his conviction. [119] [120] [121] [122]
Paul Sugrue	Retired	Conspiracy to commit fraud [123]	Ten years	Four other conspirators also convicted [124]
Mark Aizlewood	Semi-retired (manager of Carmarthen Town, former player) [125]		Six years
Peter Storey	Retired	Running a brothel	£700 fine and 6-month suspended	[85] [92] [126] [86] [127]
		Car theft	2 years
		Counterfeiting	3 years
		Smuggling pornographic movies	28 days
		Disorderly behaviour	28 days
Mickey Thomas	Wrexham F.C.	Counterfeiting	18 months	[85] [89] [92] [86] [128]
Stig Tøfting	Bolton Wanderers F.C.	Assault	4 months	[92] [104]
Vinnie Jones	Queens Park Rangers	Assault causing actual bodily harm and criminal damage	£300 fine plus 100 hours' community service	[129] [130] [131] [132] [133]
	Retired	Air rage	80 hours community service, fined £500
Mark Ward	Retired	Possession of drugs with intent to supply	8 years	Released after serving four years [86] [134]
Dennis Wise	Chelsea F.C.	Assault	3 months	Later acquitted on appeal [135]
Nile Ranger	Southend United	Conspiracy to commit fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering	8 months	[136]
James Tomkins	West Ham United	Assault of a police officer	Fined £7605	[137]
Reece Thompson	Guiseley A.F.C.	damaging property, assault occasioning actual bodily harm and grievous bodily harm	40-month plus 10 year restraining order [138] [139]	Served 9 months [140]

Scottish leagues

Name v	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Duncan Ferguson	Rangers F.C.	Assault	3 months	Served 44 days [85] [92] [141]
Craig Thomson	Heart of Midlothian F.C.	Lewd libidinous and indecent behaviour	£4,000 fine and sex offenders' register entry for 5 years	[142]

French leagues

Name v	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Jérôme Boateng	Lyon	Assault	2 months

Bundesliga

Name	Team when arrested	Offence	Sentence	Notes
Christoph Metzelder	Retired	Distribution of child pornography	10 months (suspended)	[143]

Breno: Arson

Dutch Football League

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Patrick Kluivert	AFC Ajax	Causing death by dangerous driving	240 hours community service	[144]

Brazilian Football League

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Bruno Fernandes de Souza	C.R. Flamengo	Murder of former girlfriend, hiding body, kidnapping	22 years	[145] Released February 2017
Ronaldinho	Retired	Passport forgery	5 months	Released August 2020

Iranian leagues

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Sosha Makani	Persepolis F.C.	Publishing pictures that lead to the spread of corruption and prostitution in society	5 days	[146]

International football

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Guus Hiddink	Russia	Tax fraud	6 months suspended, €45,000 fine	[147]
Dani Alves	Brazil	Sexual assault	4 1⁄2 years, €150,000 fine	[148] [149]

Track and field

Name	Discipline(s)	Offense	Sentence	Notes
David Bunevacz	Decathlon	Securities fraud and wire fraud	17 years and six months [150]
David Jenkins	Sprinting	Trafficking of anabolic steroids	7 years	Released after 9 months [128]
Lauren Jeska	Fell running	Attempted murder, assault occasioning actual bodily harm	18 years	[151]
Marion Jones	Sprinting, long jump	Obstruction of justice, perjury	6 months and 200 hours community service [152]	Also played professional basketball
Tim Montgomery	Sprinting	Fraud, drug distribution	46 months [153] 5 years [154]	Sentences to be served consecutively
Chris Nelloms	Sprinting	Rape, felonious sexual penetration	Life imprisonment	Eligible for parole in 2039 [155]
Oscar Pistorius	Sprinting	Premeditated murder	13 years, 5 months [156]	Initially sentenced to 5 years for culpable homicide. Conviction was changed to premeditated murder by an appeals court, and sentence was extended to 6 years in November 2016. [157] On further appeal the sentence was extended to 15 years less time served. [156]
Simon Poelman	Decathlon	Importation of drugs	3 years [158]
Steve Riddick	Sprinting	Money laundering and fraud	5 years, 3 months [159]

Australian rules football

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Arthur Brennan	Bigamy	12 months	[160]
Brett Cooper	Drug offences	5 years	[161]
Ben Cousins	Stalking, drug and driving offenses	1 year	[162]
David Dench	Fraud	4 months	[163]
Merv Dihm	Assault occasioning actual bodily harm	3 years	Didn't serve the full sentence [164]
Daniel Kerr	Arson	2 years	[165]
Andrew Krakouer	Assault	16 months	Served his sentence at the Wooroloo Prison Farm [166]
Neville Linney	Burglary	2 years	[167]
Paul Tilley	Intentionally causing serious injury	18 months	12 of the 18 months were suspended [168]

Baseball

Name	Team when arrested	Jurisdiction	Date	Conviction offense	Sentence	Notes
Shawn Abner	Retired	Pennsylvania (Cumberland County)	January 21, 2020 (sentencing)	Aggravated animal cruelty	4+1⁄2–23 months imprisonment	Abner had abandoned his 14-year-old dog to die. [169]
Willie Aikens	Kansas City Royals	United States (E.D. Mo.)	November 18, 1983 (sentencing)	Attempted possession of cocaine	3 months imprisonment, $5,000 fine	Aikens was arrested, charged and sentenced with teammates Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin. They were the first active MLB players ever to be sentenced for drug violations. [170]
	Retired	United States (W.D. Mo.)	December 13, 1994 (sentencing)	Drug possession with intent to distribute, gun possession, attempted bribery	20 years, 8 months imprisonment [171]	Released to a halfway house after serving 14-plus years due to a retroactive change in sentencing guidelines. [172]
Eddie Ainsmith	Washington Senators	Washington, D.C.	April 21, 1915 (sentencing)	Assault	30 days in a workhouse	Teammate Joe Engel was given only a fine for their assault on a motorman. [173] Ainsmith was subsequently resentenced to a year of probation after paying a $50 fine. [174]
Mike Balas	Retired	United States (D. Mass.)	November 10, 1942 (sentencing)	Draft evasion	3 years imprisonment	Balas failed to report to a conscientious objector camp during World War II. [175]
Vida Blue	Free agent	United States (E.D. Mo.)	December 20, 1983 (sentencing)	Possession of cocaine	3 months imprisonment, $5,000 fine, 2 years probation	Blue was arrested in the same investigation as teammates Willie Mays Aikens, Willie Wilson and Jerry Martin but faced a steeper charge. [176]
Ed Bouchee	Philadelphia Phillies	Washington (Spokane County)	February 20, 1958 (plea)	Indecent exposure involving children [177]	3 years probation, inpatient mental health treatment [178]	Bouchee was released from The Institute of Living after about three months. Commissioner Ford Frick lifted his suspension the following month after meeting with Bouchee, his doctors and an independent psychiatrist. [179]
Milton Bradley	Cleveland Indians	Ohio (Cuyahoga Falls)	February 11, 2004 (plea) [180]	Obstructing official business [181]	3 days imprisonment, $250 fine, 40 hours community service [180]
	Retired	California (Los Angeles County)	July 2, 2013 (sentencing)	Spousal battery, assault with a deadly weapon and making criminal threats	2 years and 230 days imprisonment, plus 400 hours of community service [182]	Bradley remained free until May 2015 while he appealed his conviction. [183]
		California	June 2018 (sentencing)	Domestic battery	2 days imprisonment, 36 months probation, 52 weeks of domestic violence counseling [184]
Gates Brown	Pre-career	Ohio (Crawford County)	March 1958	Breaking and entering	"an indeterminate term" in prison [185]	Brown was arrested at 18 years old in 1958. After being scouted at the Ohio State Reformatory by the Detroit Tigers in the fall of 1959, the club helped him get early parole. [186]
Matt Bush	Tampa Bay Rays	Florida (Charlotte County)	December 18, 2012 (sentencing)	Two counts of DUI with property damage, DUI with serious bodily injury, leaving the scene of an accident, of driving with a suspended license and two counts of leaving the scene of an accident with damage to the property	51 months [187]	Released October 2015, after serving 3+1⁄2 years. [188]
Ken Caminiti	Retired	Texas (Harris County)	March 2001 (sentencing)	Cocaine possession	3 years deferred adjudication for felony cocaine possession in March 2001. Re-sentenced in October 2004 to 180 days imprisonment. [189]	Caminiti violated his probation by testing positive for cocaine. [189] He was released shortly after sentencing because he was given credit for time served and died from a drug overdose a few days later.
Rick Camp	Retired	United States (S.D. Ga.)	September 15, 2005 (sentencing)	Conspiracy to steal money from a mental health agency	3 years imprisonment	Camp, then working as a lobbyist, was convicted alongside Georgia state Representative Robin L. Williams and several others. [190]
Jose Canseco	Free agent	Florida (Miami-Dade County)	January 7, 1998 (sentencing)	Battery	1 year probation [191]	Canseco was sentenced in January 1998 for hitting his wife and signed the next month with the Toronto Blue Jays.
			November 5, 2002 (sentencing)	Felony aggravated battery, two counts of misdemeanor battery	3 years probation, 250 hours community service, anger management classes	Canseco and his twin brother, Ozzie, were involved in a nightclub fight in Miami Beach on Halloween 2001 when Canseco was under contract with the Chicago White Sox. [192]
	Retired		March 2003 (sentencing)	Violation of probation	2 years house arrest, 3 years probation	Canseco failed to take court-ordered anger management classes. He had announced his retirement from MLB the year before. [193]
		United States (S.D. Cal.)	November 4, 2008 (sentencing)	Drug smuggling	1 year probation	Canseco tried to bring a fertility drug into the United States from Tijuana. [194]
Ozzie Canseco	Retired	Florida (Miami-Dade County)	November 5, 2002 (sentencing)	Felony battery, misdemeanor battery	18 months probation, 200 hours community service, anger management classes	Canseco and his twin brother Jose were involved in a nightclub fight in Miami Beach on Halloween 2001. [192]
			October 17, 2003 (sentencing)	Violation of probation	1 year imprisonment, 5 years probation	Canseco was arrested on charges of possessing an illegal anabolic steroid, driving with a revoked license and possession of drug paraphernalia. [195]
Leo Cárdenas	Retired	Ohio (Hamilton County)	February 1998 (plea)	Assault	90 days imprisonment	Cárdenas was accused of beating his wife's coworker with a baseball bat. [196]
Ramón Castro	Florida Marlins	Pennsylvania (Allegheny County)	November 9, 2004 (plea)	Indecent assault	1 year probation	Castro was charged with rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, sexual assault and unlawful restraint arising from an incident on August 28, 2003. [197]
Orlando Cepeda	Retired	United States (D.P.R.)	December 16, 1976 (sentencing)	Drug possession, drug smuggling	5 years imprisonment, $10,000 fine [198]	Cepeda served 10 months. [199]
Hal Chase	Banned	Arizona (Santa Cruz County)	December 9, 1930 (plea)	Driving while intoxicated	30 days imprisonment	Chase was given the option of paying a $75 fine or going to jail. [200]
		California (Colusa County)	May 6, 1936 (plea)		$250 fine, driver's license suspended four months	[201]
Pearce Chiles	Philadelphia Phillies	Texas	June 1900 (sentencing) [202]	Theft	2 years imprisonment	Chiles served less than 16 months before escaping the Huntsville Prison in Texas on August 19, 1902 [203]
Bobby Chouinard	Colorado Rockies	Arizona (Maricopa County)	November 27, 2000 (sentencing)	Aggravated assault	1 year imprisonment, $25,000 donation to a domestic violence charity, 10 public service announcements [204]	After pleading guilty following an incident in which he held a gun to his wife's head, Chouinard was sentenced to 4 increments of 3-month prison terms during MLB's offseasons. He was allowed 42 hours to work out at Coors Field and visit with his family every week. [205]
Ken Clay	Retired	Virginia (Campbell County)	August 27, 1987 (plea) [206]	Grand larceny	4-year suspended prison sentence, 5 years probation, 1,000 hours community service, $15,000 restitution to Jostens. Re-sentenced in 1992 to three years imprisonment.	Two more grand larceny charges were dropped as part of his plea. Clay violated his probation by being arrested three separate times: twice for DUI and once for theft. [207]
		Virginia (Bedford County)	December 30, 1991 (plea) [208]		1 year imprisonment, $1,000 fine	Clay stole $551.76 from his employer. [209]
		Florida (Manatee County)	February 20, 2001 (plea)	Twenty-four felony counts including grand theft, fraud and forgery	15 years probation, $40,000 restitution to American Express, First Union Bank and others. [210] Re-sentenced in 2007 to five years imprisonment. [211]
		Florida (Sarasota County)	November 20, 2007 (conviction)	Grand theft	3 years, 4 months, 18 days imprisonment	Clay was released in 2012 [211]
Ty Cobb	Detroit Tigers	Michigan (Wayne County)	June 25, 1914	Disturbing the peace	$50 fine	Cobb pulled a revolver during an argument at a butcher shop in Detroit. [212]
Alex Cole	Bridgeport Bluefish	United States (D. Conn.)	June 2002 (plea)	Conspiring to possess with intent to distribute heroin [213]	18 months imprisonment [214]
Sam Crane	Retired	Pennsylvania (Dauphin County)	April 14, 1930 (sentenced)	Two counts of second-degree murder	28–36 years imprisonment [215]	Crane was convicted on September 25, 1929, of the murder of "his former sweetheart" [216] and on March 28, 1930, of the murder of the man accompanying her at the time of the shooting. [217]
Trevor Crowe	Retired	United States (N.D. Ohio)	September 2020 (plea)	Tax fraud	3 years probation, $85,043 in restitution to the Internal Revenue Service	Crowe faced up to three years in federal prison for failing to report more than $300,000 in income from illegal gambling on his federal tax return. [218]
Chad Curtis	Retired	Michigan (Barry County)	October 3, 2013 (sentencing)	Criminal sexual conduct	7–15 years imprisonment [219]	Released on September 22, 2020. [220]
Éric Cyr	San Diego Padres	United States (C.D. Cal.)	December 26, 2001 (plea)	Sexual contact with another without consent	30 days imprisonment, 1 year probation	Cyr was charged with having sex with a 15-year-old girl on an airplane from Australia to Los Angeles. He was credited for time served. [221]
John D'Acquisto	Retired	United States (S.D.N.Y.)	October 18, 1996 (sentencing)	Conspiracy, uttering a forged instrument, two counts of wire fraud	63 months imprisonment [222]
		United States (S.D. Cal.)	March 28, 1999 (sentencing)	Investment fraud	55 months imprisonment	D'Acquisto's second sentence ran concurrently with his first sentence, and he served only 4 years total. [223]
Doug DeCinces	Retired	United States (C.D. Cal.)	August 2019 (sentencing)	14 counts related to insider trading	8 months home detention, 2 years probation [224]
Cozy Dolan	Banned	United States (N.D. Ill.)	April 1, 1931 (plea)	Possessing and selling intoxicating liquor	15 days imprisonment [225]
Mike Donlin	Baltimore Orioles	Maryland (Baltimore)	March 19, 1902 (plea)	Two counts of assault	6 months imprisonment, $250 fine	Donlin claimed to have no memory of assaulting two people while drunk on the street in Baltimore. He was released by the Orioles because of his arrest. [226] Albert Ritchie sentenced him to two concurrent terms of six months. [227]
Lenny Dykstra	Retired	California (Los Angeles County)	October 2011 (plea)	Grand theft auto	3 years imprisonment	Prosecutors dropped 21 other charges against Dykstra as part of his plea deal. [228]
			April 18, 2012 (plea)	Assault with a deadly weapon, lewd conduct	9 months imprisonment, 3 years probation	As a condition of his probation, Dykstra was not allowed to post on social media. [229]
		United States (C.D. Cal.)	December 3, 2012 (sentencing)	Bankruptcy fraud, concealment of assets, money laundering	6+1⁄2 months imprisonment, 500 hours community service, $200,000 in restitution [230]	Released in June 2013 after serving a total of 13 months (7 while awaiting sentencing, 6+1⁄2 afterwards). Placed on probation for three years and also ordered to complete substance abuse rehab. [231]
Ferris Fain	Retired	California (El Dorado County)	September 24, 1985 (arrest) [232]	Cultivating marijuana	4 months house arrest, 5 years probation [233]	Authorities believed a jail sentence would have aggravated his arthritis and leukemia. [234]
		California	March 17, 1988 (arrest) [235]	Cultivating and possessing marijuana for sale	18 months imprisonment	Fain served his sentence at California State Prison, Solano. [236]
Rafael Furcal	Atlanta Braves	Georgia (Cobb County)	June 10, 2000 (arrest) [237]	Driving while intoxicated	Probation (later 21 days imprisonment)	Furcal had 49 days remaining on his Cobb County probation when arrested for drunk driving in violation of his probation. [237] His pleaded guilty to the second charge two days into his prison stint and the two sentences ran concurrently. [238]
		Georgia (Atlanta)	October 14, 2004 (plea)		19 days imprisonment, 10 months probation, 240 hours community service [238]
Bernard Gilkey	New York Mets	Florida (St. Lucie County)	March 1998 (arrest)		1 year probation, 50 hours community service, driver's license suspended six months [239]	Gilkey was arrested for DWI on November 8, 2000, while charges against him for another DWI from less than a month earlier were still pending. [240]
	Boston Red Sox	Missouri (St. Louis County)	February 27, 2001 (plea) [239]		2 years probation
	Atlanta Braves		November 9, 2001 (plea)	Driving while intoxicated, driving with a suspended license, speeding	120 days imprisonment, 5 years probation, 500 hours community service, driver's license suspended five years
Dwight Gooden	New York Mets	Florida (Hillsborough County)	January 23, 1987 (plea)	Battery on a police officer, resisting arrest with violence	3 years probation, 160 hours community service	Gooden was charged alongside his nephew, Gary Sheffield, and Vance Lovelace. [241]
	Retired		November 3, 2005 (sentencing)	Fleeing police, reckless driving, obstruction, battery	45 days imprisonment, 3 years probation, 100 hours community service, anger management, substance abuse treatment. Re-sentenced in 2006 to a year and a day in prison for violating probation.	Gooden pled guilty to an April 2004 charge that he sped away from a traffic stop and an unrelated March 2005 charge of hitting his girlfriend. He was given 45 days in prison for the latter charge but credited for time served. [242] On April 5, 2006, he was re-sentenced to a year and a day in prison for violating his probation by using cocaine. [243]
		New Jersey (Monmouth County)	August 2019 (plea)	Cocaine possession	1 year probation	Gooden was able to avoid prison time by completing a substance abuse treatment program between his plea and sentencing. [244]
Mark Grace	Retired	Arizona (Maricopa County)	January 31, 2013 (sentencing)	Endangerment, DUI	4 months imprisonment, followed by 3 years supervised probation	Grace had been arrested for DUI twice in 15 months and could have faced up to three years in prison if he had not pleaded guilty. [245]
Luther Hackman	Retired	United States (W.D. Tenn.)	March 9, 2023 (plea)	Money laundering, conspiring to distribute cocaine	Pending	Hackman was arrested when he arrived to pick up a shipment of 20 pounds of methamphetamine and 4 kilograms of cocaine for which he had paid $96,800. [246]
Mel Hall	Retired	Texas (Tarrant County)	June 17, 2009 (sentencing)	3 counts of aggravated sexual assault of a child and 2 counts of indecency with a child	45 years imprisonment [247]	Serving his sentence at Coffield prison in Texas. Eligible for parole in 2031. [248]
Pinky Higgins	Retired	Louisiana	1968 (arrest)	Negligent homicide	4 years labor[ clarification needed ]	Released after serving 2 months. Died from a heart attack the day after being released. [249]
Erik Hiljus	Retired	United States (C.D. Cal.)	November 14, 2022 (plea)	Two counts of subscribing to false tax returns [250]	3 months home detention, $194,701 in fines and restitution [251]	Hiljus served as an agent of an illegal gambling operation. The investigation also resulted in charges against Yasiel Puig. [250]
Charlie Hoover	Retired	Missouri	October 1898 (arrest) [252]	Forgery	5 years imprisonment	Released in May 1902. [253]
Steve Howe	Banned	United States (D. Mont.)	August 18, 1992 (sentencing)	Attempted possession of cocaine	3 years probation, $1,000 fine and 100 hours community service	While a pitcher for the New York Yankees, Howe was banned from baseball in June 1991 for failing his seventh drug test. Howe was arrested in December for buying two grams of cocaine in a federal drug investigation and pleaded to a lesser charge in April 1992. [254]
	New York Yankees	New York (New York City)	November 7, 1996 (sentencing)	Attempting to bring a loaded, unlicensed handgun on an airplane	3 years probation and 150 hours community service	Howe had previously been reinstated by MLB and was arrested while under contract with the Yankees but his sentence was not handed down until the fall following what would be his final season in 1996. [255]
LaMarr Hoyt	San Diego Padres	United States (S.D. Cal.)	December 16, 1986 (sentencing)	Drug smuggling	45 days imprisonment, 5 years probation, $5,025 fine	Hoyt tried to cross the border from Mexico with 500 pills. It was his second arrest for bringing in drugs from Mexico. He pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor. [256]
	Retired		January 16, 1988 (sentencing) [257]	Violation of probation, possession of cocaine and marijuana with intent to distribute	1 year imprisonment, 7 months imprisonment to be served concurrently	Hoyt tested positive for cocaine while on probation. Separately, drugs were also discovered in his home. [256]
Pat Jarvis	Retired	United States (N.D. Ga.)	March 29, 1999 (sentencing)	Mail fraud	15 months imprisonment, $40,000 fine [258]
Cleon Jones	Retired	Alabama (Mobile County)	September 25, 1986 (sentencing)	Two counts of first degree assault	10-year suspended sentence, 5 years probation, restitution	[259]
Ricardo Jordan	Retired	Florida (Palm Beach County)	March 8, 2007 (sentencing)	Trafficking in cocaine, sale and distribution of marijuana	7 years imprisonment	[260]
Jung-Ho Kang	Pittsburgh Pirates	South Korea (Seoul)	March 2, 2017 (sentencing)	DUI, leaving the scene of an accident	8 months imprisonment, sentence suspended for two years	Kang had two prior DUIs. [261]
Shoki Kasahara	Yomiuri Giants	Japan (Tokyo)	October 25, 2016 (sentencing)	Gambling-related charges	14 months imprisonment, sentence suspended for four years	Kasahara personally placed ¥4.5 million in bets on baseball games and helped to run a gambling ring. [262]
Matt Keough	Retired	California (Orange County)	April 5, 2005 (arrest) [263]	Driving under the influence	180 days imprisonment, 3 years probation. Re-sentenced in 2008 to an additional 180 days imprisonment. [264]	Keough was charged with multiple felonies after leaving the scene of an accident with a blood-alcohol content more than twice the legal limit. [263] Keough violated probation in 2008 by drinking alcohol. [264]
			July 12, 2010 (plea)		1 year imprisonment, 5 years probation	Keough initially showed up to court too drunk for the court to accept his plea and the matter had to be adjourned. [264]
Jerry Koosman	Retired	United States (W.D. Wis.)	September 3, 2009 (sentencing) [265]	Tax evasion	6 months imprisonment	Released on June 30, 2010. [266]
Tacks Latimer	Retired	Ohio	January 1925 (sentencing)	Second-degree murder	Life imprisonment [267]	Pardoned on December 24, 1930 [268]
Ron LeFlore	Pre-career	Michigan	1970	Armed robbery	5–15 years imprisonment [269]	LeFlore started playing baseball in prison and was scouted by Detroit Tigers manager Billy Martin at Jackson State Prison.
Esteban Loaiza	Retired	United States (S.D. Cal.)	August 10, 2018 (plea)	Possession of cocaine with intent to distribute	3 years imprisonment, 5 years probation [270]	Loaiza had been facing 10 years to life in prison before he was sentenced [271]
Josh Lueke	Bakersfield Blaze	California (Kern County)	October 1, 2019 (plea)	False imprisonment with violence	62 days imprisonment, followed by three years of felony probation [272]	Lueke was charged with rape and non-consensual sodomy but pleaded no contest to a lesser charge.
Julio Machado	Milwaukee Brewers	Venezuela (Barquisimeto)	March 21, 1994 (sentencing)	Murder	12 years imprisonment [273]	Released after serving four years [274]
Jim Mahady	Retired	New York (Cortland County)	January 29, 1930 (conviction) [275]	Second degree manslaughter	6–12 years imprisonment	Sentence commuted after three years by the Governor of New York, Herbert H. Lehman. [276]
Jerry Martin	Free agent	United States (E.D. Mo.)	November 18, 1983 (sentencing)	Attempted possession of cocaine	3 months imprisonment, $2,500 fine	Martin was arrested, charged and sentenced with teammates Willie Mays Aikens and Willie Wilson. Martin's fine was half those of his teammates because he was near "financial catastrophe." [170]
Denny McLain	Retired	United States (M.D. Fla.)	April 26, 1985 (sentencing) [277]	Drug trafficking, extortion, racketeering and conspiracy	12 years imprisonment	Prior sentence overturned after he served two years, released after plea bargain. [278]
		United States (E.D. Mich.)	December 14, 1996 (conviction) [279]	Conspiracy, theft, money laundering and mail fraud	8 years imprisonment	Released after serving six years [278]
Byron McLaughlin	Retired	United States (S.D. Cal.)	December 1990 (plea)	Money laundering	5 years probation (later sentenced to 14 years imprisonment in absentia)	McLaughlin was also ordered to pay $2.5 million in restitution in a related civil matter. After fleeing the country, McLaughlin's penalty was increased to 14 years in prison. He has remained a fugitive from justice since 1991. [280]
Sergio Mitre	Saraperos de Saltillo	Mexico (Saltillo)	January 2022 (sentencing)	Femicide involving the murder of an infant child	50 years imprisonment, MX$379,500 fine	Mitre was convicted in Mexico for the murder of his then-girlfriend's 22-month old daughter. [281]
Raúl Mondesí	Retired	Dominican Republic (San Cristóbal)	September 2017 (sentencing)	Embezzlement	8 years imprisonment, $1.3 million fine	Mondesí was found guilty of embezzling $6.3 million as the mayor of San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic. [282]
Ray Morgan	Retired	Maryland (Baltimore)	February 1924 (conviction)	Assaulting a policeman	1 year imprisonment	One of his co-defendants was found not guilty and the other was only fined $300. [283]
Troy Neel	Retired	United States (W.D. Tex.)	May 7, 2009 (plea) [284]	Failure to pay legal child support obligation	5 years probation, $700,000 restitution in unpaid child support	Neel's child support arrears were the greatest amount in Texas history. He had been living in a resort he owned in Vanuatu in order to avoid his support obligation. [285]
Blue Moon Odom	Retired	California (Orange County)	September 5, 1986 (sentencing)	Selling cocaine	90 days imprisonment, $200 fine, 5 years probation	Odom sold two grams of cocaine to a coworker at a Xerox factory for $100. [286]
Hiroshi Ogawa	Retired	Japan (Saitama)	September 29, 2005 (sentencing)	Murder, theft	Life imprisonment [287]
Monte Pearson	Retired	California (Madera County)	November 1962 (conviction)	Bribery	8 months imprisonment	Pearson accepted a bribe of $200 while serving as the chief sanitarian of Madera County. [288]
Joe Pepitone	Retired	New York (New York City)	September 17, 1986 (convicted)	Possession of Quaaludes, possession of drug paraphernalia	6 months imprisonment	Pepitone was sentenced to two concurrent sentences of six months. [289]
Luis Polonia	New York Yankees	Wisconsin (Milwaukee County)	August 21, 1989 (plea)	Sexual intercourse with a child	60 days imprisonment, $1,500 fine, $10,000 to the Sexual Assault Treatment Center at Sinai Samaritan Hospital [290]
Jerry Priddy	Retired	United States (C.D. Cal.)	December 11, 1973 (conviction) [291]	Extortion	9 months imprisonment	Released after serving 4+1⁄2 months. [253]
Brandon Puffer	Texas Rangers	Texas (Collin County) [292]	2009 (conviction)	Burglary of a habitation with intent to commit a felony	5 years imprisonment	[293]
Pedro Ramos	Retired	Florida	August 18, 1980 (arrest)	Aggravated assault	18 months probation	Ramos threatened a bar owner with a revolver. [294]
			August 24, 1981 (arrest)	Speeding, drunk driving, carrying a concealed weapon, probation violation	3 years imprisonment	Ramos was released after serving about half of his sentence for his probation violation. [294]
Jim Rivera	Pre-career	U.S. Army	May 15, 1944 (plea)	Rape, attempted rape, assault	Life imprisonment, dishonorable discharge from the U.S. Army [295]	Rivera was paroled after five years. His arrival in the major leagues was controversial but Commissioner Ford Frick said that his conduct since his release had been "beyond question" but noted that, if that were to change, the league would "take action." [296]
Pete Rose	Banned	United States (S.D. Ohio)	April 20, 1990 (plea)	Tax fraud	5 months imprisonment followed by one year supervised release, 20 hours community service, $50,000 fine, mental health services, $366,042.86 restitution of unpaid taxes and interest	Rose failed to disclose $345,967.60 in income (equivalent to $927,850in 2023) from card shows, personal appearances and memorabilia sales on his 1985 and 1987 federal tax returns. He was ordered to undergo treatment for a gambling addiction. [297]
Ralph Schwamb	St. Louis Browns	California	1949 (sentencing)	Murder	Life imprisonment	Schwamb was sentenced in 1949, but granted parole from San Quentin State Prison in 1960. [55]
Jimmy Sheckard	Retired	Pennsylvania (Lancaster County)	September 17, 1942 (conviction) [298]	Selling lottery tickets	30 days imprisonment, $10 fine [299]
Gary Sheffield	Florida Marlins	Florida (Orange County) [300]	May 24, 1994 (plea)	Reckless driving	9 months probation, 40 hours community service	Sheffield, who was driving a Ferrari Testarossa 110 miles per hour (180 km/h), was also charged with DUI but that charge was dismissed. [301]
Chuck Smith	Retired	United States (N.D. Ohio)	May 19, 2022 (plea)	Access device fraud, aggravated identity theft	33 months imprisonment	Smith bought credit card numbers from the dark web and used them to buy at least $10,621.23 in gasoline over a year. [302]
Sammy Stewart	Retired	North Carolina (Buncombe County)	October 2006 [303]	Drug possession	80–105 months imprisonment	Released after serving 80 months. [253]
Darryl Strawberry	San Francisco Giants	United States (S.D.N.Y.)	February 9, 1995 (plea)	Tax evasion	6 months home confinement, 3 years probation, 100 hours community service, drug abuse counselling [304]	Strawberry admitted to failing to report $75,000–$120,000 in income between 1986 and 1990. [305] As part of his plea, Strawberry agreed to three months in prison but Judge Barrington Daniels Parker Jr. opted for a lighter sentence. [304]
	Retired	Florida (Hillsborough County)	April 29, 2002 (sentencing)	Drug possession, solicitation of prostitution	18 months imprisonment	Sentence was suspended in 1999, reinstated after 2002 parole violation [306]
Hank Thompson	Retired	New York	November 9, 1961 (sentencing)	Third degree robbery	3 years suspended sentence [307]
		Texas	1965 (conviction)	Armed robbery	10 years imprisonment	Served three years [308]
Rusty Torres	Retired	New York (Nassau County)	July 31, 2014 (conviction) [309]	5 counts of first-degree sexual abuse	3 years imprisonment [310]
Ugueth Urbina	Philadelphia Phillies	Venezuela (Caracas)	March 28, 2007 (sentencing)	Attempted murder	14 years imprisonment [311]	Served 5+1⁄2 years; released December 22, 2012. [312]
Julio Urías	Los Angeles Dodgers	California (Los Angeles)	May 1, 2024 (conviction) [313]	Domestic battery	36 months probation, 30 days community labor, and a 52-week domestic violence counseling course [313]
Felipe Vázquez	Pittsburgh Pirates	Pennsylvania (Westmoreland County)	May 20, 2021 (conviction)	10 counts of sexual abuse of children, two counts of unlawful contact with a minor, one count each of statutory sexual assault, corruption of a minor and indecent assault of a person under 16 years old	2–4 years imprisonment, 2 years probation	Vazquez was deported back to his home country of Venezuela after he was released in 2023. [314]
Justin Wayne	Retired	United States (S.D. Fla.)	August 31, 2018 (plea) [315]	Conspiracy to commit health care fraud	46 months imprisonment, 3 years supervised release, $20,000 fine	Smart Lab LLC, a corporation co-founded by Wayne and his brother, Hawkeye, a former minor league baseball player, also entered a guilty plea. [316]
Kevin Wickander	Retired	Arizona (Maricopa County)	September 19, 2002 (sentencing)	Theft	4 years imprisonment	While on probation, Wickander pleaded guilty to theft of a computer and other equipment from an office in Phoenix. [317]
Bill Wilson	Retired	United States (N.D. Ill.)	June 31, 1909 (plea)	Forgery, fleeing from justice	2 years imprisonment [318]	Wilson robbed a post office in Chicago in December 1907 and was not arrested until May 25, 1908, but escaped from custody while being transported to jail. That August, he robbed a post office in Kansas City. [319] He was arrested in Seattle in May 1909 and sentenced by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis. [318]
Willie Wilson	Kansas City Royals	United States (E.D. Mo.)	November 18, 1983 (sentencing)	Attempted possession of cocaine	3 months imprisonment, $5,000 fine	Wilson was arrested, charged and sentenced with teammates Willie Mays Aikens and Jerry Martin. [170]

Basketball

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Darrell Allums	Retired	Robbery (8 convictions)	9 years [320]	6 other charges of robbery were dropped [321]
Greg "Cadillac" Anderson	Retired	Drug trafficking	5 months [322]
Marvin Barnes	Spirits of St. Louis	Attacking a teammate with a tire iron	Probation [323]
	Spirits of St. Louis	Gun possession (violation of probation)	1 year	Served 5 months
	Retired	Burglary	4 months [324]
Billy Ray Bates	Retired	Robbery, assault	7 years [325]
Lonny Baxter	Mens Sana Basket	Gun possession	2 months [326]
William Bedford	Retired	Transportation of drugs	10 years [327]
Mookie Blaylock	Retired	Vehicular homicide	15 years, with an agreement to serve 3 [328]
Corie Blount	Retired	Felony marijuana possession	1 year [329]
Luther "Ticky" Burden	Released/retired (New York Knicks)	Receiving stolen property	2 years	Originally sentenced to 6 to 18 years for bank robbery, [330] his conviction was voided. [331]
Keon Clark	Retired	Driving under the influence, felony weapon possession	8 years [332]	Projected parole date of July 18, 2017, approximately 3+1⁄2 years into sentence.
Javaris Crittenton	Retired	Voluntary manslaughter with a weapon and aggravated assault with a firearm	23 years, 17 years probation [333]	Released from prison after 10 years in 2023 due to a deal with the district attorney. [334]
Rudy Distrito	Retired	Manslaughter	4–12 years [335]	Served from 2007–2010. [336]
Nate Driggers	Retired	Felon in possession of stolen guns	8 years	Driggers bought and sold 30 stolen guns in Chicago. He had previous convictions for selling counterfeit goods and drug charges. [337]
Richard Dumas	Released/retired	Burglary	3 years probation. [338]
Tate George	Retired	Wire fraud (Ponzi scheme)	9 years [339]	Will also have to serve 3 years supervised release and pay $2.55 million in restitution.
Anthony Grundy	Retired	Driving while intoxicated, 5 counts of failing to appear in court, 2 probation violations	2 years	Grundy had 3 prior DWI convictions. He was arrested a fourth time for DWI in 2011 and, instead of facing the charges, left the country to play abroad until he was arrested again in 2017. [340]
Henry James	Retired	Dealing cocaine	5 years [341] [342]
"Fast" Eddie Johnson	Retired	Burglary, robbery, drug possession, sexual assault on a minor	Various, given life sentence in 2008 [343]	Died in prison in 2020. [344] [345] [346]
Art Long	Retired	Narcotics distribution, illegal firearms possession	6 years and 9 months [347]
Oliver Miller	Retired	First degree assault, gun possession	5 years, 4 of which were suspended [348]
Jason Miskiri	Retired	Narcotics distribution	2 years [349]
Jack Molinas	Fort Wayne Pistons	Bribing players to fix games	10 to 15 years	Served 5 years. [350]
José Ortiz	Retired	Possession of marijuana with intent to distribute	15 months [351]
Tom Payne	Atlanta Hawks	Rape (multiple convictions), sodomy [352]	Various, most recently sentenced to 15 years to life in 2000	Page at Kentucky DOC Paroled in January 2019. [353]
Ruben Patterson	Seattle SuperSonics	Third degree rape	1 year	Served 15 days [354]
Isaiah Rider	Retired (Minnesota Timberwolves)	Possession of cocaine, battery, evading a police officer	7 months [355]
Charles E. Smith	Boston Celtics	Vehicular homicide	4+1⁄2 years [356]	served 28 months [357]
Kirk Snyder	Retired	Aggravated burglary	3 years [358]
Jay Vincent	Retired	Mail fraud, tax fraud	5+1⁄2 years [359]
Sly Williams	Retired	Kidnapping [360]	5 years	Released after serving 3+1⁄2 years.
Terrence Williams	Retired	Conspiracy to defraud the NBA's health plan [361]	10 years
Qyntel Woods	Portland Trail Blazers	Animal abuse	Probation	Woods pleaded guilty and agreed to donate $10,000 to the Oregon Humane Society. He was sentenced to 12 months of probation and 80 hours of community service. [362]

Bodybuilding

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Bertil Fox	Murder	Life [363] [364]	Originally sentenced to death
Sally McNeil	Second-degree murder	19 years to life [364] [365]
Craig Titus	Second-degree murder	21 to 55 years [366]	Eligible for parole on December 23, 2026

Boxing

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Mike Alvarado	Domestic violence, traffic and driving offenses [367]	3 years
Tony Ayala Jr.	Burglary and rape	35 years	Paroled after 16 years, returned to prison for an additional 10-year sentence for parole violation. [368] Served full ten years, released in 2014, died in 2015. [369]
Trevor Berbick	Sexual assault	5 years [370]	Served 15 months, subsequently murdered by kin in Jamaica.
Riddick Bowe	Kidnapping	18 months [371]	Released after serving 17 months for kidnapping his wife and children
James Butler	Voluntary manslaughter, arson	29 years and 4 months [372]	Currently incarcerated
Rubin "Hurricane" Carter	Murder	Life [373]	Conviction set aside, and he was released after serving 19 years
Derek Chisora	Assault	12 weeks suspended for 2 years and 150 hours community service	Had previous convictions for public order offences, assaulting a police officer and possession of an offensive weapon. [374]
Christophe Dettinger	Two counts of assaulting an officer	1 year and 18 months' probation	[375]
Del Fontaine	Convicted in 1935 of the murder of his girlfriend	Death by hanging	Executed October 29, 1935, at Wandsworth Prison, London.
Evangelos Goussis	See entry on Martial Arts section
Esteban De Jesús	Murder	Life [376]	Pardoned after 7 years due to failing health, died 1 month later
Clifford Etienne	Attempted murder, armed robbery, grand theft auto, and two counts of child kidnapping	150 years without possibility of parole [377]	Sentence reduced to 105 years in procedural hearing. [378]
Scott Harrison	drunk-driving and assault (2008)	8 months [379]	Released after serving 4 months. [380]
	assault (2011)	30 months [381]	Released after serving 5 months [382]
	3 counts of assault (2013)	4 years [383]	Extradited to the UK in 2015. Released after serving 3 years [384]
Naseem Hamed	Dangerous driving	15 months [385]	Served 16 weeks
Bernard Hopkins	Strong-arm robbery	18 years [386]	served 56 months (before boxing career) [387]
James Kirkland	Armed robbery	57 months	Served 30 months, after 2003 arrest. [388] Convicted in 2009 of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, sentenced to 24 months, released in September 2010 after serving 19 months. [389]
Panama Lewis	Assault, criminal possession of a weapon, conspiracy, tampering with a sports contest	6 years	Served 4 years[ citation needed ]
Sonny Liston	Robbery	5 years	Served 2 years [390]
Michael Nunn	Conspiracy to distribute cocaine	Sentenced 292 months in federal prison	Incarcerated at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary in Kansas, scheduled release date June 16, 2024 [391]
Dwight Muhammad Qawi (formerly Dwight Braxton)	Armed robbery	?	Served more than 2 years [392]
Floyd Mayweather Sr.	Drug trafficking	5 years	[393]
Floyd Mayweather Jr.	Domestic violence	90 days	[394]
Tommy Morrison	Drugs and weapons	10 years	Served 14 months [128]
Ellyas Pical	Drug smuggling	7 months
Luis Resto	Assault criminal possession of a weapon (his hands) conspiracy	3 years [395]	Served 2 years, 6 months
Harry Simon	Culpable homicide	Sentenced to 2 years in prison on August 5, 2005. Lost appeal and began serving sentence on July 9, 2007. [396]	release in 2009 after serving sentence.
Mike Tyson	Rape	6 years [397]	Served 3 years
	Assault	1 year [398]	Served 3 months
	Possession of narcotics and DUI	24 hours in jail, 360 hours community service and 3 years probation [399]
Carlos Monzón	Murder	11 years [400]	In 1995, he died in a car accident while he was on furlough. [401]

Canadian football (gridiron)

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Josh Boden	released/retired from BC Lions	sexual assault and murder	one year's imprisonment and three years' probation [402]
Cody Ledbetter	released/retired from Hamilton Tiger-Cats	probation violation	12 years [403]
Trevis Smith	Saskatchewan Roughriders	aggravated sexual assault	6 years [404]

Canoeing

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Etienne Stott	breach of Public Order Act	Conditional discharge with costs amounting to £300	[405]

Cricket

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Geoffrey Boycott	Assault	3 months suspended sentence, 50,000 franc (£5,100) fine. [406] [407]
Arthur Coningham	Fraud	6 months [408]
Leslie Hylton	Murder	Death by hanging	Executed by hanging [409]
Terry Jenner	Embezzlement	6+1⁄2 years	Released after 18 months [410]
Vallance Jupp	Manslaughter	9 months	Served only half his sentence [411]
Warrington Phillip	Murder	Life [412]	Has been found guilty [413]
Dion Taljard	Rape	18 years [414]
Lorrie Wilmot	Rape	12 years, three of them suspended	Committed suicide before he was due to be imprisoned [415]
Chris Lewis	Drug smuggling	13 years [416]
Mohammad Amir	conspiracy to cheat at gambling conspiracy to accept corrupt payments [417] [418]	6 months in Young Offenders Institution [419]	See Pakistan cricket spot-fixing scandal
Mohammad Asif		12 months [419]
Salman Butt		30 months [419]
Mervyn Westfield	conspiracy to accept corrupt payments	4 months	[420]

Cycling

N.B: Italics indicates retired or inactive.

Name	Discipline	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Tammy Thomas	Road racing	perjury and obstruction of justice	6 months' house arrest	[421]
Missy Giove	Downhill	conspiring to possess and distribute more than 100 kg of marijuana	6 months' home detention and 5 years of supervised release	[422] [423] [424]
Jonathan Boyer	Road racing	lewd behavior with a minor	1 year in prison and 5 years' probation	released from probation in 2006 [425]
James Brown	Para-cycling	public nuisance	1 year	[426] [427]

Darts

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Phil Taylor	indecent assault	£2,000 fine	[428]
Chris Mason	assault and assault with intent to resist arrest	180 hours' community service	[429]
	actual bodily harm	3 months	suspended for 12 months [429]
	actual bodily harm	3 years' probation	[429]
	aggravated burglary with intent to cause grievous bodily harm	3 years	released after 1 year [429]
Ted Hankey	sexual assault	2 years	placed on sex offender registry for 10 years [430]

Diving

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Bruce Kimball	vehicular homicide	17 years	released after serving less than five years [431]
Brian Phelps	42 counts of indecent assault and indecency [432]	9 years [433]	served 6 years before being released on licence, placed on the sex offenders register for life. [434]

Figure skating

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Tonya Harding	Hindering a police investigation	Three years' probation, 500 hours of community service, and a $100,000 fine [435]	See Assault of Nancy Kerrigan.
	Disorderly conduct	3 days and 10 days of community service [436]
	Driving under the influence	10 days, 20 days suspended	suspended sentence with the condition of completing 12 hours of classes for troubled young adults [437]
Maxim Staviski	Driving under the influence, Causing death by dangerous driving	2 years, 6 months [438]	Was originally a 2 years suspended, 6 months with 5 years' probation, but reversed following appeal. [439]
Wolfgang Schwarz	Human trafficking	18 months [440]	punishment was postponed as he was suffering from the side effects of treatment for skin cancer
	kidnapping	8 years	[441]

Greco-Roman wrestling

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Otari Kvantrishvili	Rape	10 years sentenced, later suspended [442]	Notorious mobster in Russian mafia

Horse racing

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Chris Munce	conspiracy for a tips-for-bets scam	30 months [443]	Served 7 months in Hong Kong, then served 13 months in Australia where he was released. [444] [445]
Lester Piggott	tax evasion	3 years [446]	Released after 366 days, [447] Stripped of his OBE.

Ice hockey

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Sean Burke	Carolina Hurricanes	domestic assault	18 months' probation [448]
Mike Danton	St. Louis Blues	conspiracy to commit murder	7+1⁄2 years [449]	Released after serving five years [450] [451]
Steve Durbano	retired	drug smuggling	7 years [452]
Dany Heatley	Atlanta Thrashers	vehicular homicide	3 years' probation [453]	Also ordered to give 150 speeches on the dangers of speeding, and pay $25,000 to Fulton County for the cost of investigating the crash.
Nikolai Khabibulin	Edmonton Oilers	Drunk driving	30 days [454]	Serves first 15 days of sentence with work release, last 15 days under house arrest
Craig MacTavish	Boston Bruins	vehicular homicide	1 year [455]
Tom McCarthy	retired	conspiracy to traffic drugs	five years and ten months [456]	served approx. 4 years in U.S. and Canada. [457]
Nathan Paetsch	Grand Rapids Griffins	transmission of wagering information, and structuring transactions to evade reporting requirements	eight months of home confinement plus 400 hours of community service and a fine of $265,000 [458]
Bob Probert	Detroit Red Wings	drug possession	90 days [459]	[460]
Slava Voynov	Los Angeles Kings	domestic assault	90 days in jail; three years' probation [461]	Accepted a plea bargain on a misdemeanor account of corporal injury to a spouse.

Martial arts

Name	Discipline	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Evangelos Goussis	Kickboxing	Drug trafficking (1989)	[462]	See: Melbourne gangland killings [463]
		Attempted murder (1989)	18 months [462]
		Possession of an unregistered firearm (2004)	[462]
		Murder (2006)	20 years' imprisonment, 15-year non-parole period [462]
		Murder (2008)	life imprisonment, 30-year non-parole period [464]
Kazuyoshi Ishii	Karate	tax evasion	22 months [465]	Released after 14 months
Lee Murray		Armed robbery	10 years	See: Securitas depot robbery [466]
Joe Son	Mixed Martial Arts	Felony vandalism (2008)	90 days	Was required to provide a DNA sample as condition of his plea agreement. [467]
		Parole violation (2008)	60 days	[467]
		kidnapping, "sodomy by force in concert", "rape in concert", "forcible oral copulation", and "forcible rape with a sentencing enhancement for committing rape while armed with a firearm" (Jan. 2011)	17 years and four months	Of an offense committed in 1990
		Torture (Sept. 2011)	7 years to life [467]
		Voluntary Manslaughter (2017)	27 years	Crime committed whilst imprisoned. [468]
James Waithe	Judo	Conspiracy to supply cocaine, Possession of firearms	Indefinite [469]	Enforcer for drugs gang [470]
Jonathan "War Machine" Koppenhaver	Mixed Martial Arts	Domestic battery, Coercion, Preventing a victim from reporting a crime, First-degree kidnapping, Rape, Attempted rape, Sexual assault, Battery	Life sentence [471]	Most convictions stem from the attack on his ex-girlfriend, Christy Mack

Motorsport

Name	Team when arrested	Competing series when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Gary Brabham	Retired	N/A	Rape of a child	18 months for one offence, 2 years and 3 months for another. [472]	Brabham was working as a driving instructor at the time of the offences. He was acquitted of five other counts of paedophila.
Dominic Chappell	Retired	N/A	tax evasion	6 years	Released in November 2023 after serving 3 years of his 6 year sentence. [473] [474] Recalled in March 2024, after breaching his licence conditions. [475]
Jochen Dauer	Retired	N/A	tax evasion	42 months	[476]
Kaye Don	MG Cars	N/A	Manslaughter	4 months	[477]
Andy Evans	inactive	N/A	bank fraud	6 months	Released in 1986 [478]
Roy James	Self entry	Formula Junior	Robbery with violence	25 years for conspiracy and a 30 years for armed robbery, to be served concurrently. [479]	Released on parole in 1975. See: Great Train Robbery (1963)
Juan Garriga	Retired	N/A	drug trafficking and possessing firearms	2-year suspended	[480]
Bertrand Gachot	Jordan Grand Prix	Formula One	Assault and use of offensive weapon	18 months [481]	Sentence was reduced to nine months and six months suspended. Released after two months. [482]
Jim Ka To	Fretech FRD Team	Asian Formula Renault Challenge	Assault	15-month	Released on appeal after serving 3 months [483] [484]
Junior Johnson		NASCAR Grand National Series	Moonshining	2 years	Served 11 months, presidentially pardoned in 1986 [485]
Marco Lucchinelli	Ducati Corse	Superbike World Championship	possession of 200 mg cocaine	5 years	Released after 2 years [486]
Vic Lee	Vic Lee Motorsport (team manager/owner)	BTCC	Drug trafficking	12 years (1993)	Released on parole in 1998 [487] [488]
	Vic Lee Racing (team manager/owner)			12 years (2005) [489] [490]	Released in 2010 [491]
Ananda Mikola	Humpuss Racing Team	Porsche Carrera Cup Asia	Kidnapping and assault	7 months	Released after serving his full sentences before the final verdict
John Paul Jr.	Doug Shierson Racing	CART	Racketeering	5 years	Served 28 months [492] [493] [494]
Jerry Mahony	Inactive	BTCC	Drug trafficking	11 years	Convicted with Vic Lee in the same offence [495]
Randy Lanier	Arciero Racing	CART	conspiring to import and distribute marijuana and of being principal administrators of a Continuing Criminal Enterprise	Life without Parole [496]	Released in 2014 after serving 26 years following an undisclosed agreement with the court. [497]
			conspiracy	40 year (concurrent)
			tax fraud	5 year (concurrent)
Don Whittington	Patrick Racing [498]		Money laundering	18 months [499]	Released in 1988 [500]
Bill Whittington	Arciero Racing [501]		Income tax evasion and conspiracy to smuggle narcotics	180 months (15 years) [499] [502]	Released in 1990 [503]
John Paul, Sr.	JLP Racing (team owner/driver)	IMSA Camel GT	Drugs possession (1979)	3 years' probation, $32,500 fine	Paul Jr. and Sr was convicted for the same incident on both occasions [504]
			Possession of false passport (1985)	6 months	Served sentence in Switzerland. Later extradited to the U.S. [505]
			Importing marijuana, tax evasion, possession of false passport	5 years	Released after serving 15 years, currently wanted for questioning since 2001 for a disappearance case. [505] [492] [506] [507]
			attempted murder of a federal witness	20 years
Scott Tucker	inactive	N/A	mail fraud, making false statements to a bank	1 year (1991)
	Level 5 Motorsports	United SportsCar Championship	racketeering, wire fraud, money laundering, Truth In Lending Act violation	16 years, 8 months (2017)
Jos Verstappen	Arrows	Formula One	Assault	5 years suspended [508]	Sentence was given after settling an out-of-court settlement with his victim
			Harassment and assault	3 months suspended and €1650 fine [509]
Anthony Gobert	inactive		Theft	A$600 fine and given 300 hours' community service	[510] [511]
Kelly Petillo	Inactive	American Championship car racing	assault and battery with intent to kill	1–10 years	paroled in 1955, returned in 1957 for parole violations, released in 1959. [512]
Salt Walther	inactive		check fraud (1987)	not specified
			drug abuse (1987)	not specified
	George Walther	CART/USAC	theft (1992)	not specified
	inactive/retired		illegal conveyance of painkillers into the jail (1998)	6 months, 3 years' probation	[513] [514] [515] [516]
			child endangering (2000)	180 days
			violating probation terms (2000)	10 months	For violation of terms for the 1998 case
			Failure to pay child support (2005)	not specified	Already served 240 hours in jail
			violation of community control terms (2007)	10 months in prison, had served 240 days in jail	Died December 27, 2012
			"fleeing and eluding" (2007)	3 years
Charles Zwolsman, Sr.	inactive		Drug smuggling [517]	2 years (1987) [518]
	Euro Racing (team owner/driver)	WSC		5 years (1994)	Was given an extra year following a retrial in 1995, released in 1997 [518]
	inactive			8 years (2001)	Released in 2005. [518]
			possession of 2,000 kilos of hashish and 4 counts of firearm possession	3 years (2010)	Died whilst serving sentence in 2011 [519] [520] [521]
Gene Snow	Retired	NHRA Drag Racing Series	Sex Offences against Children: “obscenity and employment harmful to a child.”, Aggravated Sexual Assault [522] [523]	probation and a $300 fine.	Snow took a plea deal, which lowered the charges to Injury To A Child Under 15.
Adrian Sutil	Force India	Formula One	grievous bodily harm	18-month suspended and €200,000 fine [524] [525]	Trial took place in Germany for an offence taking place in China
Gary Balough	RahMoc	NASCAR Cup Series	drug trafficking	45+1⁄2 months	[526]

Rugby League

Name	Team when arrested	Offence	Sentence	Notes
Craig Field	Retired	Manslaughter	10 years	[527] Released from prison on 3 January 2022. [528]
Manu Vatuvei	Retired	Drug smuggling (Methamphetamine)	3 years, 7 months	[529]
Chris Dawson	Retired	Murder	24 years [530]	See Murder of Lynette Dawson [531]

Rugby union

Name	Team when arrested	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Tony Neary	Retired	Fraud	5 years	[128] [532]
Marc Cécillon	Retired	Murder	20 years	[533]
Steven Pokere	Retired	Conspiracy to defraud	2+1⁄2 years	[534]

Sailing

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Philippe Jeantot	Tax evasion	2 years suspended and €15,000 fine	Currently under investigation for another fraud case [535]

Skateboarding

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Jay Adams	felony assault	6 months	[536]
	Unspecified drug charges	2 years, 6 months	Served sentenced in Hawaii [536]
	Involvement in a drugs deal	4 years	Completed sentence in a halfway house [536]
Christian Hosoi	Drug trafficking	10 years	Released after serving 4 years [537] [538]
Ben Pappas	drug smuggling	12-month suspended sentence, passport revoked	Pappas was arrested in Melbourne for transporting cocaine from the United States. [539]
Tas Pappas	assault	2 months, followed by parole	Pappas violated his parole by crashing his car while intoxicated and was deported from California to Australia. [539]
	drug smuggling	3 years	Pappas spent time in six prisons after attempting to transport cocaine from South America to Australia. [539]
Mark Rogowski	Rape and murder	31 years	Recommend for release by San Diego Parole Board in June 2022 (having served 30 years), pending final decision. [540] [541] [542] [543]

Snooker

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Silvino Francisco	Drugs smuggling	3 years	[128]
Liang Wenbo	Domestic assault	£1,380 fine & 12-month community order	[544]
Michael White	Domestic assault	3 years	[545]

Sumo wrestling

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Futatsuryū Jun'ichi	Murder	6 years [546]	See: Tokitsukaze stable hazing scandal
Wakakirin Shinichi	Cannabis possession	10 months, 3 years suspended	[128] [547]

Surfing

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Mickey Dora	grand larceny (Credit card fraud)	not specified	[548] [549]
	check fraud
Jack Roland Murphy	Robbery and First-degree murder	Life	Released on parole in 1986 [550]

Swimming

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Nick D'Arcy	Assault	14 months and 12 days	suspended on condition of good behavior [551]

Tennis

Name	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Boris Becker	tax evasion	2 years' probation, $500,000 fine	[552]
	violating insolvency act (hiding assets during bankruptcy)	2 1/2 years [553]	Released after serving eight months, and deported from U.K. to Germany [554]
Bernard Boileau	drug use, assault and dangerous driving	3 years [555]
Bob Hewitt	rape	8 years [556]	Two of the eight years suspended
Roscoe Tanner	theft, fraud	2 years [557]	Released after one year.Florida DOC record Archived 2011-06-05 at the Wayback Machine
Bill Tilden	contributing to the delinquency of a minor	1 year (1946)	Served 7+1⁄2 months [558]
		1 year (1949)	10 months [558] [559]
Nick Kyrgios	assault	None	Case dismissed by judge despite guilty plea [560]

Volleyball

Name	Discipline	Offense	Sentence	Notes
Steven van de Velde	Beach	rape against a child	4 years	Sentenced in the UK where crime was committed, served sentence in his native Nederlands, released after serving a year. [561] [562]

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