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The Chicago Bears traded for Joe Thuney in March, and they wasted no time in signing him to a long-term extension.

Matheus Cunha is planning to join Manchester United this summer. The club will have to pony up a lot of money to get him.

The 49ers have re-signed three key stars to contract extensions. They're shelling out quite a bit of money to make it happen.

Jim Irsay has built up an impressive collection of music, sports, and pop culture items over the years. How much has he spent on it all?

Owner Jed York is selling a portion of the 49ers—and the valuation of the sale price is more than any NFL team has seen.

Brock Purdy was the last pick of the 2022 NFL Draft. He's just become a top-ten highest-paid player in the entire league.

Some NFL teams were once bought for less than the price of a used car. Today, they're worth billions. From $100 purchases to $10 billion valuations, here's how every NFL franchise turned into one of the most lucrative investments in sports history.

Derek Carr only played in one postseason game, yet he'll retire with an impressive total in career earnings.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's Shai Gilgeous-Alexander is one of the top players in the NBA. He's about to get paid like it.

The Texans drafted Jayden Higgins with the No. 34 selection. His new contract is something no other second-rounder has ever accomplished.

Only three players in MLB history have signed contracts worth $500 million. Here are four guys who could join that list.

The Boston Celtics haven't lost back-to-back games in the playoffs since 2023—but now, they're facing a major, expensive hole.

He was 22, a rising NBA star, and the first athlete ever offered a deal by a tiny shoe startup named Nike. The offer: $100,000 or a stake in the company. What happened next became one of the most painful missed fortunes in sports history.

With a slight twist of fate, John Elway could be approaching billionaire status right now thanks to a relatively small investment back in 1998. Unfortunately, that's not how the cookie crumbled.

Michael Buffer didn't just create the most iconic catchphrase in sports — he turned it into a $400 million empire. Here's the incredible true story of how five simple words made him one of the richest figures in entertainment history.