A federal judge has dismissed a long-running insider trading case against the New York Jets and their former starting goaltender, citing insufficient evidence to proceed with the allegations. The legal dispute stemmed from claims that the team and player engaged in improper stock trading activities tied to confidential information. Prosecutors had argued the case involved serious financial misconduct, but the judge ruled the government failed to meet the burden of proof. The decision marks a significant development in a case that had drawn scrutiny over potential conflicts between sports and financial markets.

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