Thursday, December 26, 2013
From slugging to subbing: Meet the 23-year-old baseball pitcher who spends his off-seasons substitute teaching at his old high school | Mail Online - Alex Meyer gets paid $2million as a baseball pitcher, but in his off-season from slugging for the Minnesota Twins, the 23-year-old accepts a meager $63 a day substitute teaching in his hometown. Meyer doesn't mind the pay gap though, recently telling the Indianapolis Star that teaching gives him a sense of purpose in the off-season and a career to fall back on when his days as an athlete are over.
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