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The thought crossed my mind today about agents. Football has there money hungry guy in Drew Rosenhaus, baseball has theirs with Scott Boras, I couldn't think of a guy for the NBA. Does anybody know who that may be or if there even is one?
hinrich fan
QUOTE (Chicago Bulls Franchise @ Nov 3 2007, 05:22 PM) *
The thought crossed my mind today about agents. Football has there money hungry guy in Drew Rosenhaus, baseball has theirs with Scott Boras, I couldn't think of a guy for the NBA. Does anybody know who that may be or if there even is one?

Mark Bartelstein is from Chicago. http://www.prioritybasketball.biz

also go to http://www.hoopshype.com/agents.htm

plentiful there!
bschmaranz
David Falk was MJ's agent right?
madisonsmadhouse
With the way the NBA salaries and salary cap are set up, there is no real advantage to having a certian agent. You can only get such and such of a max salary, so its not like someone can do better for you.
Balta1701-B
Doesn't Lebron, for example, just have one of his friends or something like that working as his agent?

And actually, Lebron's agent is an example of a guy who actually did it better. When he, Wade, and Melo re-upped, Wade and Melo signed contracts first, then Lebron's agent signed a contract with a clause somehow allowing him to renegotiate a year or two earlier when the NBA hit a new collective bargaining agreement, and thus might give him a chance to earn a little bit more. Wade and Melo immediately got similar clauses inserted into their deals IIRC.
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