The recently retired Chris Davis is about to get Bobby Bonilla money in deferred payments

Lots of deferred money ahead.

We already celebrate the heck out of Bobby Bonilla Day — July 1, the day on which the former New York Mets outfielder gets deferred payments from the franchise.

So: Are we going to celebrate Chris Davis Day too?

After all, the Baltimore Orioles slugger who retired on Thursday is among the big names of players who also get paid long after their careers are over.

Per Spotrac, Davis signed a seven-year $161 million deal in 2016 — that’s after hitting 53 dingers in 2013 and 46 in 2015. Things didn’t go so well for Davis after that, and injuries led to the end of his career.

But the point here is the deferred money. Spotrac says it’s $42 million total. He’ll receive it in $3.5 million payments every year until 2032, then $1.4 million a year until 2037.

So there you go. Davis is going to make a lot more money for a while.

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