In 2010, Eric Hinske re-signed with the Braves, hitting .256/.338/.456 with 11 home runs in 131 games, and played 117 games in 2011 with a dip in performance.
Wally Pipp was acquired by the Yankees in 1915 off waivers from the Tigers, and his decade-long service at first base ended with Lou Gehrig's arrival.
During the Great Depression in 1933, Commissioner Landis reduced his salary by 40 percent, reflecting the financial strain on players and the league.
Cecil Fielder was signed by the Detroit Tigers in 1993 to a record-breaking contract, becoming the highest-paid player in Major League Baseball at that time.
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