According to Heat reporter Ira Winderman, the Hornets have deleted "Sports Betting Night" from the website's promotional calendar. The event was originally scheduled to be against the Heat on March 17 (local time). There is former Hornet player Rozier in the Heat. Interestingly, it was Rozier's birthday that day, and the league's current investigation of Rozier's gambling is still continuing.

The US media reviewed the incident in which Rozier was involved in the betting turmoil that year: in 2023, a bettor bets 30 consecutive bets in 46 minutes, all bets were lower than the preset value, and the total bet amount exceeded US$13,000. Although Rozier was not on the injury list at that time, he left the court 10 minutes after the start of the game due to a foot injury, resulting in profits from all bets. After the NBA launched an investigation into abnormal betting activities, it was determined that it did not violate league rules. But two years later, ESPN reported that Rozier is still one of three NBA players investigated by the Federal Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of New York, and Rozier has not been charged with any misconduct.