Former NBA player Glen 'Big Baby' Davis has been granted an extension until October 22 to start his three-year prison sentence for defrauding the NBA's health insurance plan, allowing him to complete a documentary about his life. Judge Valerie E. Caproni approved the delay after Davis's attorney argued that the film's completion could provide revenue to help cover his $80,000 restitution obligation. Davis, who was part of a scheme that defrauded the insurance plan of over $5 million alongside several other former players, has faced significant financial difficulties since his career-ending injury. The documentary aims to give an in-depth look at Davis's life and career, with hopes that its financial success could mitigate his legal troubles. Despite his past achievements, Davis's legal issues reflect ongoing personal struggles, as he has not fully cooperated with probation officers. The judge's decision highlights the potential impact of the documentary on his financial responsibilities before he begins serving his sentence.