These Former Major League Baseball Players Haven't Played In Years But Still Make More Money Than Many Active Players - Page 31 of 38

Michael Wacha

The starting pitcher for the Mets would’ve made $3 million over a full season. His prorated salary was approximately $1,110,000.

Wacha continues to try and match what he did with the Cardinals in the past. So far, he hasn’t had much luck with the Mets, as he has been yanked from his starts after only a few innings most times out.