Never mind the Mets annuity which kicks in in July…how does one get this gig?
For walking-around money, he holds a cushy $200,000-a-year job as a “special assistant” at the MLB Players Association in Manhattan but doesn’t have to go into the office.
Asked what his duties entailed, a woman there said, “He just talks to the players.”
via Met has-been Bobby Bonilla to get $30 million in deferred salary – NYPOST.com.