These Former Major League Baseball Players Haven't Played In Years But Still Make More Money Than Many Active Players - Page 28 of 38

Kenta Maeda

The starting pitching for the Twins would’ve made $3.125 million over a full season. His prorated salary will be approximately $1,156,250.

One of the biggest transactions this off-season, Maeda finds himself on another stacked team. He has rewarded the Twins with an outstanding season. In fact, he was only a few outs away from a no-hitter in one of his starts.