Watch: 50 Cent's first baseball pitch not even worth that much

50 Cent was on the mound, but not on the money.The rap star was comically off target when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch Tuesday night before the Pittsburgh Pirates played the New York Mets at Citi Field.[caption id="attachment_1546797" align="alignleft" width="380"]The rap star was comically off target when he threw out the ceremonial first pitch Tuesday night before the Pittsburgh Pirates played the New York Mets at Citi Field. AP[/caption]He wound up and launched a left-handed toss that sailed way wide of Mets catcher Anthony Recker. The ball bounced to the backstop and nearly nicked a cameraman standing not all that far from the Mets' on-deck circle as 50 Cent and New York pitcher Jonathon Niese both smiled.Wearing a Mets jersey with No. 50 and the name Jackson on the back, 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, held a bat as he posed for pictures with Curtis Granderson and other Mets on the field during batting practice.50 Cent was born in nearby South Jamaica and has a postgame concert at Citi Field scheduled for June 14.AP