This isn't the kind of thing I'd usually post here, because I think former big-league players, while maybe not deserving of sympathy or anything like that, face a tricky situation, as this excellent article by former big-league outfielder Doug Glanville illustrates. They've spent their whole lives doing something and become public figures doing it. They've got money but may not have the education or real-world awareness necessary to know what to do with it, and j...