Shabbat Shalom: Friday Wrap-Up (7/16/2010) Tweet

Posted on Jul 16 in Friday Wrap-Up, Sports Agent Blog Headlineby Darren HeitnerPrint Share

I am smack in the middle of my last full-length Florida Bar Practice Exam.  Today, the focus is Day 2 of the exam – the Multistate Portion, which is a whopping 6 hours of 200 multiple choice questions.  Envy me yet?  I know I have been bitching a lot about this test; hopefully I haven’t totally pissed you off yet.  The overseas basketball market is starting to fire up a bit.  Fielded a few inquiries for my players over the past two weeks.  Much more will be coming soon.  Created a new partnership with another company that will benefit Belmo.  May be making some additions to our baseball division soon as well.  Here are some stories I missed over the past week:

Baseball

• He also built his practice while in law school [Kirschenbaum has right pitch to be successful sports agent].
• The Yankees All-Stars make more than the entire NL starting lineup [And Here Are Your 2010 All Star Game Payrolls].
• A good account from Tom Reich [Agent Recalls Negotiating With "The Boss"].

Football

• A better agent than he was a football player [Former NFL lineman Tom Condon is a Pro Bowl agent].
• The team will become the UFL’s 6th team in 2011 [UFL makes it official in Norfolk].

Basketball

• Involved in a new tech play [Uber-agent David Falk gets into the sports game from a different angle].
• What recourse if Hornets revoked offer before Head accepted? And if accepted, could have been conditioned on passing physical.. [Chicago-based sports agent Mark Bartelstein disagrees with New Orleans Hornets' decision to withdraw contract offer to Luther Head].

Soccer

• The Get Personal section is what athlete marketing agents like to read [Gooooaaaal! Marketing Lessons After The Hype].

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4 Comments

• frank says:

  July 16, 2010 at 4:04 pm

  What do u think the essays will be?

  Reply
  • Darren Heitner says:

    July 16, 2010 at 4:06 pm

    Your guess is as good as mine. How about Torts, Contracts, Trusts, and Professional Responsibility.

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• Jon G says:

  July 18, 2010 at 11:18 am

  good luck!

  Reply
  • Darren Heitner says:

    July 18, 2010 at 11:19 am

    Thank you sir.

    Reply

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