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Players should hire a financial advisor before the draft to navigate critical decisions like tax planning, bonus structuring, and wealth management, ensuring long-term financial success beyond what agents or sports advisors provide.

Scouts use the 20-80 scale to evaluate prospects' core skills, ranking players by detailed reports and projections, which transform their follow lists into prioritized draft preferences.

A tax refund reflects overpayment to the government, highlighting a lack of tax planning that could instead allow your money to work for you through proper withholding adjustments and strategic investments.

Investing should align with your goals, balancing risk and reward across savings, short-term, and long-term investments to maximize growth while minimizing risk through proper diversification.

Maintaining strength during baseball season is vital for performance and injury prevention, requiring short, high-intensity workouts with proper technique, rest, and nutrition.

A financial windfall requires careful planning, starting with building an emergency fund, paying off high-interest debt, securing estate documents, and creating a strategy for long-term goals while avoiding impulsive decisions.

Professional athletes must prioritize financial planning to secure their family’s future by assessing current finances, preparing for life events, and executing a strategic plan, just as they prepare for their athletic careers.

Successful investing requires diversification, a clear long-term plan, emotional discipline, avoiding media hype and performance chasing, accounting for taxes wisely, and ensuring returns outpace inflation.

Becoming a professional athlete requires immediate financial planning to manage signing bonuses, control spending, prepare for a short career, plan for long-term retirement, handle financial requests, and protect assets from lawsuits.

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