You would think that the contracts would include clauses regarding dangerous activity, weight issues, etc. but they are very rare. In fact, I can only think of one or two players who had those kinds of clauses in their contracts.

Think of all the "dangerous" activities professional athletes participate in - hunting, motorcycles, fast cars, etc. If a team wants to impose a "no hunting" clause in their contract, I'm sure the player could go to one of 30 other teams willing to sign him without the clause.

And what does a "contract" really mean in professional sports these days anyways? Call it what you will, but it's pretty much "at will" employment these days.


Capitol CEG Classifieds Make an offer! 2005 GTO IBM - 337hp/336tq