These Former Major League Baseball Players Haven't Played In Years But Still Make More Money Than Many Active Players - Page 26 of 38

Ryan Braun

In 2013, Braun admitted to taking PEDs during his 2011 MVP season, which put the rest of his career in doubt. However, due to $18 million in deferred money from an extension he signed in 2011, Braun will be getting $1.8 million every year from 2022-2031.

And now, the following players fall into a category that’s equal parts fascinating and borderline offensive to them. These players will all make less than the long-retired Bobby Bonilla during the shortened 2020 season.