Worst 2007 MLB Salaries

The Mets have pulled a shocker and signed Johan Santana. At 29, Santana is one of the best, if not the best in the game. But 7 years is a long time and $150million is a lot of dough. The Mets have to hope Johan stays healthier and more productive than Mo Vaughn and Bobby Bonilla did. Here's a look at some of the worst investments in the league last season:

Jason Giambi (NYY)- $23,428,571
Mike Hampton (Atl)- 15,475,185
Jason Schmidt (LA)- 15,703,946
Richie Sexson (Sea) -15,500,000
J.D. Drew (Bos)- 14,400,000
Jason Kendall (Oak)- 13,429,623
A.J. Burnett(Tor)- 13,200,000
Adrian Beltre (Sea)- 12,900,000
Matt Morris (Pit)- 10,037,283
Carl Pavano (NYY)- $10,000,000
Barry Zito (SF)- 10,000,000
Kevin Millwood(Tex)- 9,836,116
Brian Giles (SD)- 9,666,667
Randy Johnson (Az)- 9,100,546
Vicente Padilla (Tex)- 9,000,000
Matt Clement (STL)- 9,500,000
Eric Chavez (Oak)- 9,500,000
Jose Contreras (CHW) - 9,000,000
Nomar Garciaparra (LA)- 8,516,697
Chris Carpenter (Stl)- 8,500,000
Kenny Rogers (Det)- 8,000,000
Jon Lieber (CHC)- 7,833,333
Adam Eaton (Phi)- 7,208,333
B.J. Ryan (Tor)- 7,000,000
Ray Durham (SF)- 7,000,000
Woody Willams (Hou)- 6,000,000
Kyle Farnsworth (NYY)- 5,666,667
Danys Baez (Balt)- 5,666,667
Dave Roberts (SF) -5,000,000
Hank Blalock (Tex)- 4,800,000
Mark Mulder (STL)- 4,500,000
Kei Igawa (NYY)- 4,000,000
Scott Schoenweis (NYM)- 3,600,000
LaTroy Hawkins (NYY)- 3,250,000
Cliff Lee (Cle)-3,000,000