Don't forget after he says it, how the cult at Orioles Hangout would defend it to the death even though it's completely indefensible because Buck is Jesus or some s***.
Unless hurt, it's probably the worst managerial decision in recent memory in a playoff game
Maybe, but what you can't see in that picture is that he's actually trying to choose which of 5 naked sorority girls asses to spank with that ping pong paddle.
Spoiler alert... he spanked them all.
I think we can all agree he had Hall of Fame talent and he will have a presence in Cooperstown, whether or not he ever officially gets elected to the Hall.
Regarding life insurance for ballplayers
"Each player has life insurance through the league that pays $1 million plus 75 percent of their salary in excess of $1 million. The total is not to exceed $30 million and the club is the sole beneficiary."
So players lives are insured, but it's meant to cover the team to offset costs of guaranteed contracts that they would still be required to pay out (he only had the pro-rated remainder of this season left as guaranteed money since he would have been arbitration eligible for the first time in 2017. ). It specifically states that no heirs are eligible for the death benefits.
http://www.businessinsider.com/uniform-major-league-baseball-contract-2011-4#-8
So any life insurance payouts to the family would have to be received through an individual life policy if he had one.