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Soccer

Some Hope for Future U.S. Soccer Agents?

First of all, if you are interested in learning about the comparison between America’s pastime (baseball) and the rest of the world’s pastime (soccer), you should definitely read an amazing book called, National Pastime: How Americans Play Baseball and the Rest of the World Plays Soccer by Stefan Szymanski and Andrew Zimbalist. The book goes […]

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Contract Negotiation NFL Teams

Red Pill or Blue Pill?

So aside from seeing Laurence Fishburn in Las Vegas this past week (see: Subject of this post), there has been a little bit of discussion in the NFL about “Poison Pills.” Like myself, I imagine that the general public had no idea what a “Poison Pill” was in this context, and still may have absolutely […]

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NFL Players NFL Teams Sports Agents

No More Questions – T.O. Playing For “America’s Team”

After taking a hiatus from the press (did anybody notice?), Drew Rosenhaus was able to sign his client, Terrell Owens, to a 3-year, $25 million contract with the Dallas Cowboys. That $25 million is broken down into a $5 million bonus up front and $5 for his first season with the Cowboys. Terrell will actually […]

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Vegas = Amazing

Well I am back from Las Vegas, but I wish that I could have stayed for atleast another week. If you were interested, I ended up making some money off the casinos overall by playing poker, but ended up spending a ridiculous amount of money at the nightclubs. Oh well. I have a bunch of […]

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Colleges

NCAA

  Here to report in the middle of our spring break.  Just some quick comments about March Madness.  #1.  Tennessee lost 4 of their last 6 and ended up a 2 seed.  I believe UNC-Chapel Hill got snubbed out of the Greensboro game and should have had that 2 seed.  Florida won the SEC tournament, […]

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Viva Las Vegas!

I will be in Las Vegas for the next week for my Spring Break. Don’t get too sad now. In about a week I will be back with a slue of new posts. Hopefully Nicholas will back me up this next week and provide you all with some interesting news/research. Pray that I make some […]

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NFL Players NFL Teams

NFL Collective Bargaining Update 4 (The End…for several years)

The CBA has officially been extended for another 6 years. The 2006 salary cap should now be $104 million instead of the $94.5 million cap that would have existed had a deal not been struck. This will save a lot of players the anguish of being cut by their respective teams. You had to figure […]

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MLB Players Performance Analysis Recruiting

WBC

Pool D of the World Baseball Classic began today with the Domincan Republic vs. Venezuela. I had the chance to watch the game on ESPN and was amazed by how much talent they could put on one field. I feel lucky to be able to attend the Domincan Republic v. Italy game this Thursday. With […]

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MLB Players

It’s Not The ‘Size’ That Matters

This is absolutely great PR. Grady Sizemore, of the Cleveland Indians, has a huge following of ladies called “Grady’s Ladies.” They have a website: The Grady’s Ladies Sisterhood. In addition, the Cleveland Indians have made a lot of money selling “Mrs. Sizemore” t-shirts and benefitted from a 200% increase in female Indians game viewers last […]

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NFL Players NFL Teams

NFL Collective Bargaining Update 3 (When Will This End?)

Free Agency in the NFL has ONCE AGAIN been extended right before the deadline was reached (last scheduled for Midnight Sunday). With a 72 hour delay on the start of free agency, it seems as though one of 2 outcomes are plausible. On Wednesday at Midnight, free agency will begin or there will be yet […]