Sports Business, Sports Law, Sports Negotiations, NCAA Rules
What: The Business of Sports Networking Event When: Wednesday, January 13, 2010 (6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.) Where: Galway Hooker Pub, 7 East 36th St, New York, NY (map) Network with other sports business professionals that work or live in the New York area. All backgrounds are welcome, from those just starting out to industry…
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There was nothing wrong with the old design and coding of Dynasty Athlete Representation‘s website, but that is not a good reason to keep something the way it is. It was time that the website received a large overhaul, which is exactly what it received. If you venture over to the new website with the…
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Just when my body had gotten adjusted back to a normal schedule, the annual International Silver Stick Finals in Port Huron, MI came and knocked me back out of whack. Don’t get me wrong, it was an extremely fun, exciting, and productive weekend, but nevertheless it was exhausting. And at the same time, with a…
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As always is the case, the PBA displayed its final rounds on a Sunday. Yesterday, Dynasty started the day with 4 bowlers in the final 6. We had a pretty good shot at having one of our men take the championship prize. In fact, it was one of our clients, Mike Scroggins, who won the…
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At the conclusion of the 2009 MLB season, the Philadelphia Phillies chose not to re-sign two players who were widely known in the Philadelphia sports community. One of those players was starting third baseman Pedro Feliz and the other was pitcher Brett Myers. The Houston Astros moved in and swiftly signed Pedro Feliz. Now, it…
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When you hear the term “football agent”, you most likely conjure up images of Drew Rosenhaus, Tom Condon, or Leigh Steinberg. Why not Gary Wichard? Wichard is the man behind Pro Tect Management, a company that may not be heard about much in the media, but already has a very impressive client list. I’m also…
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I’ve wanted to become a sports agent for a very long time. It was the reasoning behind my decision to go to law school and it’s something I’ve rigorously pursued since beginning law school. I knew the industry was very cutthroat and hard to break into. I was lucky to catch a break when an…
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I am back in Gainesville, FL to begin my last semester of law school, which officially begins next Monday. Someone needs to place a giant heater above this city. It’s not supposed to get in the 20′s during the day! The 2010 UF Sports Law Symposium is quickly approaching. If you have not booked your…
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Ryan O’Keefe gives us another look at the Gilbert Arenas issue. It is difficult to deem anything involving Gilbert Arenas as a surprise anymore. However, storing guns in his locker and then being accused of drawing a weapon on teammate Javaris Crittenton during an alleged altercation over a gambling debt certainly is not only surprising,…
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St. Louis Cardinals GM, John Mozeliak, opened his pocketbook two days ago and gave free agent outfielder Matt Holliday a 7-year deal worth $120 million. Although this put many St. Louis constituents’ worries to rest, it raises just as many questions as it answers in the Cardinals front office. The deal, negotiated by who else…
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