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Found January 27, 2009 on The Sports Agent Blog: Yardbarker Blogger Network
Mark Sanchez Selects Brother To Be His Agent
TEAMS: USC Trojans
PLAYERS: Mark Sanchez,  Mark Sanchez,  Nick Sanchez
I am definitely biased, but I truly believe that the small percentage that one pays an agent is oftentimes more than worth it. There are so many benefits of having representation over going at it on your own. Myself and others at SportsAgentBlog.com have also been critical of people acting in a sports agent capacity for their family members. Which leads me to this story.. Mark Sanchez, former QB for USC, is being represented by his older brother Nick Sanchez, a business litigator with Theodora Oringher Miller & Richman in Costa Mesa. Not only is Nick a family member, but he has no experience in representing professional athletes in contractual negotiations. Do you really want to jump into that role with a family member who some believe could be the #1 overall pick before you have any experience in the industry? To Nick's credit, he does have a ton of work under his belt in a variety of other legal practice areas and seems to have a strong educational background. I still seem to have an issue with a sports agent being a family member.
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  • rustysrf89
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    rustysrf89 said January 28, 2009

    I think its stupid to have a family member represent you as an agent
  • mcbrink26

    mcbrink26 said January 28, 2009

    Eric Lindros' dad was his agent for years. He did fine financially. If Dirty Sanchez wants his bro to represent him that is perfectly fine.
    • rustysrf89
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      rustysrf89 replied January 28, 2009

      Yeah he was, and his Daddy is the reason everything went south between him and the Flyers FO
      • mcbrink26

        mcbrink26 replied January 28, 2009

        But the man still got paid very well by the Rangers, Leafs, and Stars after leaving Philly. An agents job is to get his client paid not to keep him with one organization.
        • rustysrf89
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          rustysrf89 replied January 29, 2009

          the way he played and his stats made him money not his father
  • JASON323_310

    JASON323_310 said January 29, 2009

    WHO CARES!! HE'S GOING TO BUST!!
    RAIDERS!!
  • MadBrad

    MadBrad said February 01, 2009

    I think its probably best for him to hire his brother to review his agents advise, and together they can make better decisions on his athletic career...
  • MadBrad

    MadBrad said February 01, 2009

    There is so much comparative information concerning his worth as an athlete. He can use that information to negotiate his contract for his best interest. Being a USC alumni has its merits. There are plenty USC professionals past and present who could give him some very good advise. However, an agent that is going to be legally bound to keep watch and maintain contractual integrity of the two parties is probably essential.
    • JASON323_310

      JASON323_310 replied February 01, 2009

      thumb me down.. i'll thumb you down!! haha
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