sional basketball. Michael Jordan is the greatest man to ever walk across the hard wood floors of professional basketball, but to be paid $63 million in one season is almost sickening. Jordan has so much power when it comes to the NBA, that he is able to drop out of the National Basketball League and start playing baseball. Then when he was tired of baseball, the Bulls begged and pleaded for him to come back to their team. That just doesn't seem right and fair to me, especially to other players in the NBA. He may be the greatest basketball player ever, but in my books he doesn't have a lot of character and integrity. "Jordan made sixty three million last year and the closest man to him was Patrick Ewig; who made twenty million,"(Partinie) which is a little better character wise. It is true that these men bring on big crowds and lots of money to the owners, just like baseball players, but again have to much control. They probably aren't paid near as much as the owners could afford to either, the owner can go home with a fat pocket too. Pro's are just taking advantage of there talent, at least in some cases. God gave them their talent and some of them are being very greedy and not using it for what it was meant to be used for; the pure love of the game.
             Football players aren't any better but are a little different when
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