Reply to "Scott Bores and clients"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

quote:
Originally posted by EC_Dad:

It would not be for the good of the game, but I would rather my son play for $10M and be part of the team than $27M and have a bullseye on him based on expectations that are unachievable.

With that statement I am assuming that if your player got a 100% baseball scholarship he should turn it down because he may not live up to expectations?

I am sure that you all realize that whatever a teams pays for a MLB player might come back triple to them? How much money do you think teams made off of Arod's likeness and name alone?

1/5/097:10 PM

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