Jose Canseco on Living in a Garage After Making $55M During His Career (Part 14)

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In the latest clip, Jose Canseco talked about the assault charges he and his brother faced after a physical altercation between themselves, bouncers, and a group of men at a Miami nightclub. He also explained his reason for retiring in 2002 and spending four months in jail after his probation was revoked. Later, Canseco revealed that he was living out of a garage with only $20 after bad investments and divorces caused him to blow through the $55 million he made during his professional baseball career.

[@xpat73]

When the crowds have stopped cheering, when the fast girls and fast cars are gone, when you are alone with yourself and the money and mansions have gone, that's when you find out who your real friends are and who was just a user along for the ride. Best of luck Jose.

[@chowchow1850]

It's rare to see a former rich superstar admit he lost it all and had to start over. That's humble and honest. Hope the best for you Jose.

[@alansenzaki4148]

Bad decisions, bad situations. Stay home, make dinner for friends, go to a movie, go to a concert etc...surround yourself with good people....

[@tyshabazz5379]

He’s a real one for even mentioning he was broke. Most ppl only see the glory & not the struggles.

[@sydneysheppard6686]

I lived in a garage for two yrs..no real electric..or running water..i survived it..by the Grace of God an my family 👏❤✌😎🇺🇸🛠

[@dannydiego8872]

I feel bad about blowing my $1,500 stimulus check, can't imagine how Jose feels.

[@urbexandbrokenthings4806]

ever think your too old to go to the club bruhhh?

[@vyacheslavioffe5132]

Wow !! Joe Conseco living in a garage for 6 months !!!! He spent millions on his friends and family, and no one offered him a room , so he had to live in garage !!

[@ChescoYT]

When i was in elementary, this guy was one of the golden boys of the MLB, good looking, had money, good stats, the boys wanted his trading cards and rookie card.

[@billywinfield5487]

Taxes, divorces, bad investments, stock market crash, family and friends..yea it (55M) can go pretty fast, if you're not paying attention to where it goes." Every insanely well paid athlete needs to hear his words! C'mon man🤯

[@georgegroene7926]

Grew up with him, we worked out, hung out, had high school classes with him as well! Nothing bad to say here.

[@shnarfy]

My dad taught me its not what you make, its what you save.God rest his soul.

[@831farmeros2]

Jose Canseco was my childhood hero! Still have the baseball he signed for me in 1989. 💪🏻⚾️

[@tswilde8]

Met Jose and his brother after the night club fight incident, reporting to probation. Very nice and polite. Seems like a good dude in public. Hope he is doing well.

[@dcaudill7764]

Through all of his craziness and “snitching”, I’ll always have love for Canseco. Him and Mattingly were by far my 2 favorite baseball players when I was a kid.

[@stoneyj1a1]

Great guy, great interview. Not often you find guys this honest or informative about such a business. Love hearing about the old A's teams.

[@Mudvillewayz]

He’s working out his eyes during the interview, that’s next level shit hahahaha

[@williamhorne9050]

I still and will like a man who faces events in life with the positivity of Jose!

[@towertito2149]

It's sad. As a kid. He was one of my baseball heros. Got his autograph when I was 10. One of the bash brothers. It's so sad. Damn it man. I hope the next 20 years show you some love Jose

[@mikewalters]

Very very very interesting. I'll be watching the whole interview tomorrow. Thanks for putting this up