San Francisco’s (paid like a) ace Barry Zito is tying the knot this weekend with 2007 Miss Missouri, Amber Seyer. I’m not sure who wins out in this marriage, Barry Zito who gets a former Miss Missouri or Seyer, who will get half of that $126 million contract when they get divorced in three years.
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