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Shortly after he started hosting The Price Is Right, Drew Carey made an investment worth millions of dollars today.

Victor Wembanyama is one of the rising stars in the NBA. And now, he's getting paid like a superstar, too.

JJ Wetherholt has played half a season in the major leagues. That's been enough for the Cardinals to sign him for north of $100 million.

When Erling Haaland isn't dominating at the World Cup, he's earning absurd weekly paychecks from a very unique bonus-laden Manchester City contract.

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.

Arthur Fery is the 23-year-old wild card breakout star of Wimbledon. And the Wimbledon hometown hero comes from a very interesting family background.

Justin Verlander has had a storied career with plenty of impressive accomplishments, and plenty of money along the way, too.

Cristiano Ronaldo's World Cup career ended today with Portugal's loss to Spain, but his financial story is still going strong. Thanks to his massive Al Nassr contracts and Saudi Arabia's lack of personal income tax, Ronaldo could earn around $1.1 billion while paying basically nothing in income taxes.

Team USA opens its 2026 World Cup run with the richest, most European-established roster in USMNT history. From Weston McKennie's new Juventus deal to Christian Pulisic's AC Milan salary and endorsement empire, here's what America's top players make from their regular club jobs.

Brandon Aiyuk is currently in a standoff with the San Francisco 49ers. And it's going to wind up costing him millions of dollars.

Mike Conley Jr. and Al Horford are about to join one of the NBA's most exclusive clubs: players who have lasted 20 seasons. Along the way, the two 2007 draft classmates have quietly earned nearly $600 million in combined NBA salary.

Bobby Bonilla gets all the July 1 attention, but Bruce Sutter may have pulled off an even better deferred-money masterpiece. His 1984 Braves contract turned a $9.1 million free-agent deal into a decades-long annuity worth roughly $50 million.

Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! AKA the day when a long-retired baseball player randomly earns $1.4 million from The Mets.

Every July 1st, people celebrate Bobby Bonilla's contract like it's a national holiday. Well, we're here to tell you that July 1st really should be called "Max Scherzer Day." His annuity is 10X Bobby Bonilla's!

When Bobby Bonilla gets the mail sometime today or tomorrow, he'll find a thin letter from the NY Mets. Inside that envelope is a check for $1.4 million.