After 11 years, sponsor Exelon is calling time on Furyk's charity tournament outside his native Philly, citing the economy. Furyk helped raise more than $1 million for local Boys & Girls Clubs.

Redd, who’s recovering from knee surgery, will earn $17 million next season. He'll be the second player in franchise history to play 10 consecutive seasons with the team after Sidney Moncrief.

First a Super Bowl title, now a pending megadeal worth as much as $120 million which will put him among the NFL's best-paid. Eli is following in big brother Peyton's footsteps quite nicely.

Thankfully for the Dodgers, Schmidt is in the final season of his three-year, $47 million deal. The former Cy Young runner-up has made just six starts since signing, and none since his first year.

The former Cardinal was lured away from the defending NFC champs with a five-year deal that pays $15.5 million up front. Smith joins three former first-round picks on Houston's D-line.

The Hawks' acquisition of Jamal Crawford may spell the end of Bibby's days in Atlanta, especially with the seven-year, $81 million deal he signed with Sacramento in '02 officially off the books.

Two-time Super Bowl champ is still collecting on the $102 million deal he signed in March '08. Big Ben got a deferred $5 million in March and will earn a $3 million roster bonus this season.

Now 36, D-Lowe capitalized on the feverish market last winter with a four-year, $60 million deal, the most Atlanta has spent for a pitcher since Tim Hudson inked for $47 million in '06.

The former Ravens snapper gets $15 million from the $20 million guaranteed by the Rams in the five-year, $37.5 million deal he signed in February, making him the NFL's highest-paid center.

The first baseman meets 50 underprivileged local kids before every Saturday home game. His $85 million deal also calls for him to donate $100,000 annually to the team's charity of choice.