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MLB's collective bargaining agreement expires December 1, 2026, and a lockout is widely expected. Financing for MLB players is easier to secure while they have active season income than after a lockout stops game checks. Agents and advisors should initiate funding conversations with clients before the 2026 season ends.

Sure Sports recently helped an MLB player do something that changed his financial trajectory. He had signed an income purchase agreement early in his career and wanted out. Sure Sports approved a $12M contract advance, structured a customized repayment plan, and funded a $10.5M unsecured loan in less than two weeks. The result was over…

Juan Soto's $765M deal. Vlad Jr.'s $500M extension. Ohtani's $700M with $680M deferred. MLB contracts have never been longer or more complex — and the headline number rarely matches what hits a player's bank account. Here's what's driving the trend, and what every player should know about cash flow.

When the last out is made and the stadium lights go dark, most fans assume MLB players can finally relax. In reality, the offseason brings new challenges, especially when it comes to financial stability. While fans see the glamour of professional baseball, few realize that most players stop receiving paychecks once the season ends. Understanding…

Jurickson Profar, an outfielder for the Atlanta Braves, was recently suspended by Major League Baseball (MLB). This has raised questions about how suspensions can affect a player’s contract and potentially contract-based financing. This article examines the contract implications of Jurickson Profar’s suspension, looking at how it affects both his career and his team. Reasons for…

Spring training is more than just a warm-up for Major League Baseball (MLB) players. It’s a crucial period that helps shape the entire season for teams and players alike. Whether it’s in the sunny fields of the Cactus League in Arizona or the breezy ballparks of the Grapefruit League in Florida, spring training 2025 promises…