Reply to "What does: "he can always go to college after his career" really mean"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

You cant go to school and pro play baseball at the same time, although some may think you can.

And no decent advisor will take all of whatever you have left and invest it, too much risk. So you really wont make much off of what they invest for you, only reinvest what you make from some investments. If you dont give it to an advisor, you will blow it. My son at 30 has to go discuss with his guy why he needs to have a transfer. Its all about objectives and the idea is to preserve what he has.

If you have college debt and get drafted and get some decent money, you have to pay it off. Period. If you get a sizeable bonus, sign. Stop trying to figure out the numbers because it doesnt work. One can plan on reaching arbitration if you cant get past AA.

JMO from our own experience.

1/6/1711:22 AM

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