Werth's contract will run longer and pay him more money than anyone — even Scott Boras — thought possible. It's the surest sign yet that last winter's “market correction” for player salaries is over and done with. And who's happiest about Werth's staggering deal (besides Werth and his handlers, of course)?
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Albert Pujols Could Command $35 Million A Year
As you've no doubt heard, Jayson Werth will soon be doing snow angels in piles of cash.
Werth's contract will run longer and pay him more money than anyone — even Scott Boras — thought possible. It's the surest sign yet that last winter's “market correction” for player salaries is over and done with. And who's happiest about Werth's staggering deal (besides Werth and his handlers, of course)?
Werth's contract will run longer and pay him more money than anyone — even Scott Boras — thought possible. It's the surest sign yet that last winter's “market correction” for player salaries is over and done with. And who's happiest about Werth's staggering deal (besides Werth and his handlers, of course)?
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