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Shohei Ohtani is earning more than $100 million a year from endorsements, dwarfing the $2 million annual paycheck he currently receives from the Los Angeles Dodgers. And according to ESPN's Jeff Passan, Ohtani's commercial power has helped turn the Dodgers into baseball's first $1 billion-a-year revenue machine.

Jahmyr Gibbs has been a Pro Bowler every season he's been in the NFL. Now, he's got a massive contract as a reward.

Luka Dončić is in the middle of a settlement with his ex-fiancée. And it could prove to be quite the costly battle.

Bijan Robinson has been incredible for the Falcons over his first three seasons in the NFL. They're rewarding him with an historic deal.

Zay Flowers has emerged as the No. 1 receiver in Baltimore. The Ravens have signed him to the largest WR deal in franchise history.

The Chicago Bears are looking to build on last year's success. They just locked up a key piece of their offensive line to a long-term deal.

Chris Olave was the New Orleans Saints' lone All-Pro last season. Now, he's signing a record-setting deal with the team.

CBS has sidelined Tony Romo… but escaping the final $72 million on his contract could be much harder.

The Golden State Warriors missed out on signing LeBron James and bringing him to the Bay. Instead, Draymond Green will return for next year.

Damian Lillard's tenure in Milwaukee was rocky and led to zero playoff series victories. And the Bucks still owe him a ton of money.

LeBron James has agreed to a deal with the Philadelphia 76ers. Compared to his career earnings, this is a tremendous bargain.

Deion Sanders' son Shilo Sanders is trying to wipe out an $11.89 million judgment in bankruptcy court, but USA Today is now fighting to make sure the case does not unfold behind closed doors. The dispute involves a former school security guard, sealed juvenile records, a missed Texas trial, and a high-stakes question: can Shilo legally escape the debt?

LeBron James once owned 2% of Liverpool, a stake that would now be worth at least $120 million based on the club's reported $6 billion valuation. Fortunately for LeBron, the Fenway Sports Group stake he received in exchange may be worth even more.

Le'Veon Bell earned nearly $45 million during his NFL career and once walked away from another $14.5 million in search of a better deal. Years later, his attorney says the former Steelers star cashed in part of his NFL pension to make a $50,000 child-support payment—yet was still arrested on a related warrant.

Gary Trent Jr. accepted two relatively inexpensive contracts with the Milwaukee Bucks before suddenly landing a four-year, $64 million deal. Now the NBA is investigating whether the massive raise was part of a secret prior agreement designed to circumvent salary-cap rules.