Advisor for the Draft #2

Any player worth a grain of salt likley already has an advisor right now

That is not always true! And every player deserves to be advised whether a first rounder or 50th rounder...The draft process is very confusing and each player and parent should not be left in the dark or taken advantage of!

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Originally posted by ISPM:
If you need an advisor for the draft process please contact me at:

storm@isportsp.com

Good luck to all!

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You come here trolling for clients when your earlier posts show you know nothing about the job.
You're pathetic!

ISPM Member posted May 04, 2004 10:06 AM May 04, 2004 10:06 AM
Do advisors actually negotiate with the team even though the NCAA rules say an advisor can't negotiate with a MLB team directly or indirectly? And no one answered my question whether you pay an advisor for his services.



ISPM Member posted May 03, 2004 04:45 PM May 03, 2004 04:45 PM
My question is this...if you get approached by an advisor/agent prior to the draft and you get drafted, what may the advisor do during negotiations? Does anyone have any past experience with advisors and how they helped you. Did you pay them for their services?



ISPM Member posted April 13, 2004 05:21 PM April 13, 2004 05:21 PM
Quick question...if a high school senior is drafted and has an advisor work with him throughout the draft, how is he paid because techically he never negotiated with the team directly or indirectly?So all of you that are taking 5% commission on the signing bonus acting as their advisor, how does that work? Also, some of you said you are representing them as an agent; does the team know this, because there goes your leverage (if the team is aware the player has an agent there goes his eligibility).

Did you ever think that since this is an educational forum that I may be posting questions that I know, yet others don't? As an attorney, I was always taught to never ask a question that I didn't know the answer to...just some food for thought.

And all the questions I did ask are questions that tred a gray area of NCAA requirements...even Mr. Boras would have a different answer to these. I've actually researched and written papers on these issues, because every person you ask regarding these issues have an alternative response.

But, thanks for doing research on me I'm flattered.

more research
on
Storm Kirschenbaum, JD
Vice President/General Counsel
Baseball Agent
http://www.isportsp.com/aboutisp/representation/stormbio.php



Common Amateur Baseball Draft Questions
http://www.isportsp.com/baseball/draftfaq.php


looks amazing similar to this source
Commom Draft Questions
http://www.angelfire.com/vt/prospectwatch/index6.html

ISPM

May I ask what your fee is for serving as an advisor?

Andy, it's probably becasue you took it from him!

All this time and you still haven't done anything with your site.....seek some professional web advice...please....pop-up this pop-up that. You lose all credibility with an Angelfire subdomain.

Sorry glove man, the web site works just fine

Tell me again how many major-league players you guys posting on here represent and if you are actually certified and recognized by the Commissioner's office as Player Agents? Tell me how you would handle an arbitration hearing or file a grievance on behalf of your clients? How many GM's and Player Personnel directors do you have on your speed dial? I do not want to trust my son's one and only shot at his baseball career to someone who may be using him as a "guinea pig" to learn the business. Nothing personal to anyone in particular.

For a NY minute, I wondered why TSW chased attorney's (and media) from the clubhouse........
...a) they eat the buffet
...b) they ask questions they already know the answers to...

dah

Let's see that makes 4 doesn't it?


I think this website is for giving and receiving advice advice, not free advertising, am I correct in that assumption?????

baseballs50

Interesting isnt it !!