Former Major League Baseball (MLB) player Choo Shin-soo has revealed details about the pension and welfare benefits he is entitled to as a former MLB player. On the July 10 episode of tvN STORY’s "What To Do with Leftovers," Choo appeared as a guest alongside fellow former MLB players Kim Byung-hyun and Oh Seung-hwan. The three former players discussed the size of MLB pensions and various benefits available to players. Oh said that pension payments increase with years of service, adding, “In Choo’s case, he will receive about 300 million won ($220,000) a year.” Choo explained that he would receive the pension for the rest of his life. He also said that if he were to die, the payments would go to his wife, and if both spouses were no longer alive, the remaining benefits would go to their children. Oh, who said he expects to receive about 100 million won a year in pension benefits, joked, “I usually brag about that elsewhere, but I feel small in front of Choo and Kim.” Kim responded, “But you have gold, don’t you?” prompting laughter. Oh was a member of the Korean national