Posey said he didn’t envision joining ownership until after the career. While Posey said he won’t be “in the trenches” with ownership, he plans to be a “sounding board” for chairman Greg Johnson and the rest of the 31-person ownership group. Comments 4 Buster Posey remembers running to the mound in Texas in 2010, having just won his first-ever championship on any level, and thinking to. Tangent Though he turned down a 22 million 2022 salary, Posey. “So good for our organization to have a player’s perspective on our board and making an impact in important decisions,” Kapler said. That’s how much Posey earned over the course of his career excluding endorsement deals, according to Spotrac.
Giants manager Gabe Kapler saw parts of the press conference in San Francisco while preparing for Wednesday night’s game at Colorado. “I couldn’t be more thrilled,” Posey said. Posey is the first former player to be at the Giants’ principal partner level.
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He’s also joining the six-person board of directors. The longtime San Francisco Giants catcher announced his retirement in an emotional press conference Thursday afternoon at Oracle Park, thanking the organization, his coaches, teammates and fans in the process. SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) - Buster Posey, the face of the San Francisco Giants dynastic run of three World Series titles, announced Thursday he was retiring from the game after 13 seasons. Posey, while not announcing the percentage, said he bought in with his own money. The Giants announced Wednesday the 35-year-old former catcher has joined the ownership group. Watch as Buster Posey meets with the media to announce that he will be retiring from the league. Now, less than a year after retiring, he’s got a new title: owner. DENVER (AP) - Buster Posey was an MVP, rookie of the year, a seven-time All-Star and three-time World Series champion with the San Francisco Giants.
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