25 Big-Name Athletes Who Are Now Working 9-to-5 Jobs

David Wells

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Hefty southpaw David Wells was a marvel on the hill. Wells, a three-time All-Star who captured ALCS MVP honors in 1998, retired in 2007 with a record of 239-157. “Boomer,” the American League’s wins leader in 2000, also helped the Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees secure Commissioner’s Trophies over his 21-year career in the bigs. The 55-year-old Wells, a MLB on TBS game analyst, coached his alma mater, Point Loma High School in San Diego, for four seasons before resigning on July 2.