True Worth or is it Werth?

I just read where a baseball player by the name of Jason Werth who in 8 years played for 3 or 4 different teams last being the Phillie's has signed a 7 year $126 Million contract with the Washington Nationals of the American League. Good for Jason I guess, but this is one of the reasons as time goes on I'm not watching as much sports as I used to. Our Nations economy is in the tank and folks all over are loosing their homes, can't find jobs, paying higher taxes and struggling to put food on the table. In the mean time sports teams and owners are paying huge sums of cash to almost everyone and anyone who puts on a uniform and then they rip us off with the product most teams put on the field of play.

Jason Werth, it's not his fault because I'm relatively sure when he woke up yesterday he never dreamed of anything like this either. Agents taking their 10% or whatever keep this shit going and owner's can't stop it for fear of Unions and government yelling collusion! No we now have an 8 year veteran with a career batting average of .272 with 120 HR's and 727 K's making $126,000,000.00 or $18,000,000.00 a year. You can't spend that kind of money, just think the first year you go out and buy everything and anything you want and for your friends and family and now you all have everything.................oh wait, we get this again next year and for the next 7 years! He plays a game called baseball, plays a game he most likely loves or at one time did and now just try's to hang on to any team that will have him.

Don't get me wrong I say again, good for Jason and his family.................if he's married and has kids they will never have to work or want for anything ever again! He'll have the best agents, lawyers and accountants to make sure he pays as little as possible in the way of taxes so the rest of us poor saps can keep this country a float and running.

OK, I may be a little bitter sounding but I played ball as a kid and was pretty good too, but we didn't pursue it the way they do now...................hell I could go into the bread business (route salesman for a bakery) and make more money than most major leaguer's so why bother, can't say that today! Moral of this story, teach your kid to play catcher or pitch left handed and if your at all good you'll make millions someday!