Sure, if you find the best stocks to buy and utilize online tools that can help you predict what will happen next, you can make a fair bit of money investing in stocks. However, not everyone knows the best places to spend their money and are too worried about the fluctuating market to invest in […]
Month: November 2008
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Shabbat Shalom: Friday Wrap-Up
This past Saturday officially began the month of Movember. Go follow our pals at Hugging Harold Reynolds and help fight prostate cancer. I take the Ethics and Professional Responsibility portion of the Bar Exam tomorrow. Don’t ask me why. I think I am the only 2L at UF taking it. To tell you the truth, […]
The most difficult league out of the big four to have a client in definitely has to be the NBA. Roster sizes are small and there are only two rounds of draft picks per year. Second round picks are not even guaranteed a contract. Many leagues overseas have given players an extra opportunity to show […]
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A Scott Boras Offseason
Keeping on the theme of baseball for the day, just came across an LA Times article highlighting Scott Boras. I find it kind of humorous, because while there are a ton of agents who do great work for their clients, it seems like Boras and Rosenhaus are the only ones that the mass media finds […]
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Enough Is Enough Al!!!
The Oakland Raiders made an Oakland Raiders type move. They released pro bowl cornerback DeAngelo Hall. This off-season the Raiders traded a 2nd and 5th round draft pick, then inked Hall to a 7 year $72 million deal. Hall played in only 8 games before getting the ax, and only pocketed 8 of the $72 […]
We are in one of the most exciting periods of the year for baseball aficionados. With the culmination of the World Series, free-agency is quickly approaching. Use this guide so that you do not become confused with how all the events go down. Free-agency’s implications go well beyond the signing of those who become eligible. […]
The owners and GMs are crying for help while the agents are saying that the sport may benefit from a hurting economy. Who should you believe? On one hand, guys like Jeff Borris of Beverly Hills Sports Council are quoted as saying, “If you examine history, during the worst economic times, people spend whatever they […]
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The Woes of a Lion
Now at an awful 0-8 record, the Detroit Lions must be doing something wrong in order to be in this position. The one main thing that I have noticed about the Lions is that their offensive line simply does not allow the quarterback enough time in the pocket. Another major flaw is the Lions’ defense. […]
With EliteXC officially out of the fold, what does the current landscape of Mixed Martial Arts fighting look like? How will it affect the looming entrance of sports agents into the mix? Urijah Faber (pictured right), subjectively known as the top fighter in the WEC (owned by the same company that owns UFC), is safe […]
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NBA: Pacific Division Previews
Nothing like breaking up election day with some NBA previews. The season is young, they’re still called previews! Golden St. Warriors Rob Mahoney: Upside and Motor LA Clippers ClipperSteve: Clips Nation LA Lakers Kurt: Forum Blue & Gold Josh Tucker: Respect Kobe Trevor Smith: HoopsAddict Phoenix Suns Phoenix Stan: Bright Side of the Sun Sacramento […]