I'm beginning to think that the establishment of things like a luxury tax in an effort to bring parity to baseball in order to just make everything equal has worked against our current crop of free agents who hope to get an even bigger piece of the existing pie. No one can blame an owner for not willing to go above and beyond an established luxury tax roadblock but when you own a franchise like the Red Sox you will still make money. Maybe Congress should get involved (we will be hearing this soon) and set limits as to how much $ an owner is eligible to earn - not. I am sick to death of hearing that someone who has been offered 125 million dollars for 5 years of any kind of work feels as though they are worth more. I would suggest to most of these overpaid athletes that if they scrimp and save than maybe one day, perhaps even before they are 40, they will be able to buy into a bigger piece of that pie on their own.