What Really Happened to 12 MLB Legends Who Went Broke?

He listed 18 vehicles in his bankruptcy, including a $717,000 Ferrari. Then he went bankrupt again. These players earned millions, won championships and heard stadiums chant their names. Then the money disappeared. Farms, car dealerships, casinos, failed businesses and unpaid taxes turned baseball fortunes into bankruptcy filings, foreclosures and, for some, prison sentences. In this video we count down 12 retired MLB players who lost it all, including: • Lenny Dykstra, who filed with about $30 million in debts and $50,000 in assets • Curt Schilling, who says he lost about $50 million when 38 Studios collapsed • Jack Clark, bankrupt twice • Cecil Fielder, who ran up a $580,000 debt at Trump Plaza • Denny McLain, the last 30-game winner, who ended up in prison Which story shocked you most? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more stories behind baseball's greatest legends. 0:00 From Riches to Ruin: The MLB Financial Downfall 0:38 Tax Troubles and Failed Ventures 3:49 Legal Battles and Prison Time 6:36 Video Games and Financial Gurus #MLB #Baseball #BaseballHistory #WentBroke #LennyDykstra #MLBLegends