Every July 1, baseball fans celebrate the unfortunate and now illustrious story of Bobby Bonilla and his deferred money from ...

Beyond his rookie cards, Bonilla’s long-term hobby relevance is fueled by "Bobby Bonilla Day," the result of a deferred contract with the Mets that ensures he receives a $1.19 million payment ...

The New York Mets owed the third baseman a $5.9 million payment in 2000. He negotiated $30 million in annual payments, spread ...

Bobby Bonilla was a four-time All-Star when he originally joined the Mets after the 1991 season, with a five-year, $29 million deal that made him the highest-paid player in baseball.

Happy Bobby Bonilla Day — if you're retired baseball star Bobby Bonilla, that is. If you're a New York Mets owner or ...

Bonilla is celebrated every July 1 because that's the day the Mets have to pay him $1.2 million. Bonilla hasn't played in the ...

Happy Bobby Bonilla Day! Every July 1, baseball's richest team, the New York Mets, write a check for $1,193,248.20 addressed to a man named Bobby Bonilla.

Bobby Bonilla, who turned $5.9 million into $30 million thanks to a deferred contract, remains the only player who will be paid until he’s 72. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX ...

Bobby Bonilla, the patron saint of getting paid to do nothing, has one of the greatest contracts in baseball history. Thanks to a horrible bet by the New York Mets' front office, and the Wilpons ...

Bobby Bonilla makes succinct Baseball Hall of Fame case for ex-Pirates teammate Barry Bonds. Bonilla's stump speech comes on the heels of a somewhat surprising Bonds appearance at the New York ...