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While the stars make the headlines, NBA games are often one thanks to key role players. These five guys changed teams this offseason, and they just might make a massive difference throughout the year.

John Elway is a very wealthy man. But he could have been exponentially wealthier had he made a slightly better investment decision 20 years ago today.

Today, it's hard to believe a professional athlete could have a contract worth less than $1 million. But it didn't always used to be that way. Who was the first North American athlete to reach the $1 million mark?

CC Sabathia was just two innings away from making an additional half a million dollars this year. But his fierce loyalty may end up costing him.

Jeff David spent a dozen years working in the NBA. For at least for some of that time, he was allegedly siphoning money from an NBA team's top sponsors in a sophisticated money laundering scheme.

It's a bit morbid to think about, but sadly, it's a reality professional sports teams have to prepare for: What happens when a player dies while under contract?

Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson are squaring off in a one-on-one match during Thanksgiving weekend. And the winner will make a ton of money

Conor McGregor will fight in at least six more UFC matches. And he'll earn A FORTUNE along the way!

Gus Malzahn is putting his money where his mouth is to ensure his Auburn Tigers have the best practice facilities available.

Vontae Davis missed Week 1 and then abruptly retired at halftime of Buffalo's Week 2 game. But he's still going to make a ton of money.

Here comes another insanely hyped and insanely profitable boxing match for Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao.

Matthew Stafford is the Lions' franchise leader in a ton of different statistical categories. Maybe it's no surprise, then, that they're paying him so much money.

Matt Cassel has not had a spectacularly impressive career. But he'll have earned a pretty solid amount of money by the time this season is halfway done.

Drew Brees spent millions on a diamond – but believes his jeweler greatly overcharged him. And now, the two sides are battling it out in court.

Le'Veon Bell was offered a franchise tag worth $14.5 million from the Pittsburgh Steelers. That's not enough for him, so he's willing to sit out for much of this season – and lose millions of dollars in the process.