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

Tony Wolters

The catcher for the Rockies has a prorated salary of approximately $703,000 and he will lose out on approximately $1,197,000 this year due to the shortened season.

Wolters bats at or near the bottom of the order and isn’t having quite as good of a season as he’d like to. However, he has secured the starting catcher gig for the Rockies this year and is in the lineup most days, more so for his defense.