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DeAndre Jordan, the Los Angeles Clippers, and Dallas Mavericks just gave fans a whole lot of unexpected entertainment Wednesday. As it turns out, the crazy may not be over yet…

Kevin Garnett will go down as one of the best power forwards to ever play the game of basketball, so it is only right that the game has made him one incredibly rich man.

LeBron James just got a little bit richer.

Everyone wants a good get rich quick scheme, especially if it doesn't take a lot of work and all you have to do is watch a few baseball games.

Some NBA players are only out for themselves. They'll try to milk teams out of big contracts, even if it isn't the best situation for them to win in.

For the foreseeable future, the most popular woman in the United States is going to be soccer star Carli Lloyd. Making Women's World Cup history will do that, but will her popularity help her make more money?

We all start out playing our favorite sport for fun, but when we get older sports becomes all about the money. And when you consider the size of these paychecks… it's easy to see why!

July 1 was a big day for NBA teams, players, and fans. Free agency opened up meaning it was time for the future to be secured for teams around the league.

Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao knew they were going to make a killing when they finally fought in May. But did they know they would make THIS much money???

Carmelo Anthony and the New York Knicks, who have been mired in mediocrity for years. So why throw more money away on him?

You ever wonder how much the guys who are drafted into the NBA make? Well your answer is right here…

When Marvin Hagler made $3.3 million back in 1984 for two fights, he was the highest paid athlete of the day. Fast forward three decades and Floyd Mayweather makes $300 million for one fight.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has earned the right to get paid much more than he currently is, but for some reason – after taking the team to two Super Bowls – Paul Allen is reluctant to pay him.

The story is starting to become all too common; former football players struggling because of injuries that occurred during their NFL days. Is it all worth it? Are the millions in financial security they earn playing the game worth the potential for long lasting effects once their days on the gridiron over?

Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross may be looking to expand his sports holdings by purchasing a controlling interest in the company that runs Formula One racing.