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An MLB rookie will on average only play for 5-6 years in the big leagues.
Few players earn enough money from playing baseball to retire once they are done playing.
Many players end their career in college or pro ball without business relationships developed, the right resources available or enough knowledge acquired to smoothly transition into the next season of life.
As a current player, learn how to maximize opportunities
only available as an active player.
As a former player, learn how to develop a passion
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Former pro player Keenan Long shares on Episode 59 how his company LongBall Labs is helping big league hitters maximize exit velocity by taking guessing out of the equation for when it comes to choosing their gamers. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. How a conversation with Joe Girardi in […]
Read More...Former San Francisco Giants prospect Jeff Burke shares how he successfully transitioned into the business world starting his career with a global company on Episode 58. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. How not being able to play baseball for the first time having Tommy John surgery led to valuable […]
Read More...Current Tampa Bay Rays prospect and 2019 4th Round Draft Pick Graeme Stinson shares how he has co-founded athlete-centric data storage company StatStak while playing pro ball on Episode 57. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. How an arm injury and the 2020 college season being cancelled led Graeme and his former college teammate Eli Herrick […]
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