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There have been a number of great "what ifs" in sports history. But perhaps the greatest involves one man who hit the snooze button a few times.

In addition to his work with Devo, Mothersbaugh is also a prolific composer for TV and film, having composed scores for everything from "Thor: Ragnarok" and "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou" to the unforgettable theme song to the Nickelodeon animated series "Rugrats."

In a few short years, Al Capone went from crime underling to raking in hundreds of millions of dollars of illicit money. He ended up a broken man. How did he get so high – and fall so hard?

He's gotten multiple offers all without his having ever officially listed the mansion, which he had built on an empty lot he purchased with ex-wife Gisele Bundchen in 2020 for $17 million.

George Jung was the man who invented the marketplace for mass-scale cocaine production, distribution, and consumption. This is his crazy real-life story…

Carlos Lehder transformed himself from a humble car smuggler to one of the richest and most powerful cocaine dealers in history. He owned a private island and a fleet of airplanes. And it all started from a chance conversation with his prison cellmate, George Jung.

Whiteside retired from the NBA last year after a stint in Puerto Rico, and he purchased this Miami home through a trust owned by noted wealth manager to sports stars Joseph McLean for $7.3 million in 2016.

Schlessinger bought the spread in 2005 with her late husband Lewis Bishop who passed away in 2015, paying a little over $6.1 million at the time.

After the NBA found no evidence of wrongdoing, federal prosecutors are once again investigating whether a player altered his performance.

The Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers sent the league into a frenzy when they swapped Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis.

The Miami Heat have suspended Jimmy Butler three times since the start of January. What happens from here between the two sides?

Bezos established the program in 2021 when political commentator Van Jones and humanitarian activist and chef José Andrés were the first recipients of the prizes.

Two years ago, Russell Westbrook was making more than $46 million. Now, he's on a veteran minimum and thriving.

Drake's $88 million asking price apparently hasn't gotten any takers as of yet, so now the Canadian rapper is offering the estate for rent for $250,000 per month.

In late 1998, the Pittsburgh Penguins were bankrupt and owed Mario Lemieux $32 million. Twenty years later he was one of the team's owners when it sold for $900 million.