[Kellen]

Hes made millions on the stock market since he retired. Sold his car wash chain for 55 million. Who would have ever thought Lenny Dykstra had good business and financial sense?

[Kellen]

Baseball player from the Mets and Phillies in the 80s and early 90s

[BrentCrude]

He was Ralph Malph with a bad problem of being a fish in no limit poker.It goes to show that you don't have to be smart or good looking in america to make it.Just have one strong point,athletisism and luck.Well,some athlete that's dumb as a rock has to luck out and make it in the stock market and business world since 99 out of 100 lose their shirt.Why gamble when you should already have 7 or 12 million salted away as was his case being that you didn't make as much as today's players do.

Back in the 50's and 60's when you were a top athlete you made squat wages about 4 times more than a garbage man made and you had to use your famous name to open doors getting into business ventures but today you make enough where you shouldn't do so.