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Mike Conley has had a solid but unspectacular career in the NBA. That didn't stop his team from signing him to a deal worth more than any other contract in league history.

Thanks largely in part to the league's deal with the various networks on which it broadcasts its games, every single NFL owner made $222.6 million last year in shared revenue.

Lionel Messi is going to make a ton of money as a member of FC Barcelona next year. How does his salary stack up to athletes in the four major U.S. sports?

After a domestic abuse case was brought against him, the Colorado Rockies tried to trade infielder Jose Reyes. They couldn't find any takers, though, and now they owe him a ton of money.

LeBron James has put his legacy on the city of Cleveland, and the basketball world as a whole. Every team is going to try and get him, and about two-thirds of the league can pay more than the Cavs are able to.

If July 15th rolls around and the Broncos haven't offered Miller enough cash, they will likely lose their superstar linebacker forever.

According to the SEC, Ash Narayan fraudulently invested over $30 million of the athletes' money in The Ticket Reserve, a failing online ticketing platform.

Leo Messi showed why he's arguably the best player in the world against the U.S. Men's National Team. His wallet backs up that claim, too.

The good times continue in Cleveland after the Cavaliers brought home the city's first championship in more than half a century – retailers, especially, are smiling.

Not only has the highest paid female athlete in the world been suspended for two years, but she's losing sponsorships as well!

With millions of dollars in prizes and options for everyone, it will be worth a trip to Vegas next year for the largest putting tournament in history. Do you think you have what it takes?

Fletcher Cox signed a deal for more guaranteed money than any non-quarterback has ever received. But his shiny new contract may not be nearly as lucrative as it seems.

From Steph Curry throwing his mouthpiece into the stands, to his wife Ayesha going on a Twitter rant, Game 6 of the NBA Finals didn't go well for the Warriors. But a return trip home for Game 7 isn't the worst thing in the world, at least financially.

Together, the women on this list represent $124 million in salaries, endorsement deals, prize winnings, and other assorted sources of income.

Quite a few NFL players end up going broke soon after their playing days are over. There are a variety of reasons why, but one big one is often overlooked.