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The NBA world reeled when Luka Doncic got traded to the Los Angeles Lakers. Now he's with the team for the foreseeable future.

Gilbert Arenas has run into a handful of issues during and after his NBA career. This one is the most severe yet.

Gilbert Arenas earned over $160 million in the NBA, perhaps closer to $200 million when you include endorsements. And yet, somehow just four years after retiring, he couldn't afford his children's tuition. And now he's being charged with running an illegal gambling ring.

Marcus Morris Sr. spent 13 years in the NBA, earning nine figures throughout his career. Yet two casinos are claiming he defrauded them.

Ken Griffey Jr. hasn't played for the Cincinnati Reds since 2008 — and hasn't appeared in an MLB game since 2010 — but thanks to a savvy deferred contract, he kept collecting millions from the Reds every year through 2024.

Ted Scott has helped Scottie Scheffler on numerous golf courses—and he's made a ton of money in the process.

The heavyweight bout between Oleksandr Usyk and Daniel Dubois was an entertaining fight—and a lucrative one.

The Cincinnati Bengals are in contract negotiations with two of their key defensive pieces—and so far, they haven't gone very well.

Delonte West once earned millions as an NBA star playing alongside LeBron James. Today, he's a heartbreaking symbol of how mental illness, addiction, and financial ruin can devastate even the most promising careers. This cautionary tale tracks West's rise, collapse, and ongoing fight for survival.

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.

T.J. Watt has signed a new contract extension with the Pittsburgh Steelers, setting another NFL record in the process.

Oscar Robertson is the reason today's NBA players earn generational wealth in a single contract that is fully. But in a cruel twist, the man who made those fortunes possible had to sell his most prize possessions just to stay afloat.

Imagine your company wants you gone so badly, it actually pays you $100 million to stop working for them. Oh, and if you feel like getting another job in the meantime, go right ahead! This totally unbelievable, too-good-to-be-true scenario is exactly what the Phoenix Suns are doing with Bradley Beal.

Sauce Gardner has dazzled on the field for the New York Jets. His team is rewarding him with a record-setting NFL contract.

Trey Smith was about to play this season under the franchise tag—but the Kansas City Chiefs just gave him a historic new deal.