Source: Fox News
Summary
Former New York Mets first baseman Keith Hernandez, who appeared on the TV show “Seinfeld” in 1992, still receives residuals from his appearance. He reportedly earns around $5,000 annually, while former Yankees player Paul O’Neill, who also appeared on the show, earns around $57 per year.
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The game followed a familiar script: stars making cameos, lines that became iconic, and residuals that kept on giving.
Hernandez’s infamous “I’m Keith Hernandez” line is still remembered, and his residuals are a nice bonus.
O’Neill’s appearance was more of a nod to his Yankees past, and his $57 per year is a reminder of his time on the show.
The “Seinfeld” episodes featuring Hernandez and O’Neill are still beloved, and their residual checks are a testament to their enduring popularity.
It’s a reminder that even years later, the show’s influence still lingers, and its stars continue to reap the benefits of their appearances.
Original Observation: This is the gift that keeps on giving, literally and figuratively.
Author: Evan Null
