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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
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As a former player, learn how to develop a passion
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Former pitcher in the Milwaukee Brewers organization and at the University of Miami Javi Salas shares how baseball has been the precursor to bigger things in business on Episode 54. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. Why Javi returned for his senior year after being drafted by the Twins as a […]
Read More...2009 World Series champion and former New York Yankees Director of Strength, Conditioning and Performance Coach Dana Cavalea is the featured guest for Episode 53, our last episode of 2020. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. How after playing one year of college baseball Dana realized his most likely path to the […]
Read More...Former MLB All-Star Russ Ortiz shares from his 12 year big league career and how he went on to start a business, 2GG Apparel, around his passion for golf afterwards on Episode 52. Here are a few of the highlights from our conversation… 1. The common trait Dusty Baker, Bobby Cox, Bruce Bochy and Joe […]
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