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Nick Diunte

New York
As seen in: Forbes, Metsmerized Online, Forbes Argentina, La Vida Baseball, Forbes Ecuador, BEAMSTART
Baseball & pro volleyball. - Keeping the ball from hitting the ground. Previous. MVB HC @ccnysports @Forbes @LaVidaBaseball
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How Tom Qualters Went From Moneybags To Satchel Paige's Protegé

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By Nick Diunte
| baseballhappenings.net
In 1953, the Philadelphia Phillies gave pitching phenom Tom Qualters a $40,000 contract, immediately making him their highest paid player, eclipsing the combined salaries of his Hall of Fame teammates Richie Ashburn and Robin Roberts. The fresh-faced right-hander quickly earned the nickname “Moneybags” and became the poster boy for the bonus rule, which required teams to keep a player on the active roster if his bonus exceeded $4,000.
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How Chase Budinger Made The Transition From NBA Star To 2024 Beach Volleyball Olympian

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By Nick Diunte
| baseballhappenings.net
Fans watching the 2024 Paris Olympics see a familiar face in Chase Budinger, but playing in a less-than-familiar arena on the sand. The NBA veteran made the switch to beach volleyball in 2018 after seven-year NBA career, focusing on making the Olympics in his first love, beach volleyball. Below is a 2018 interview I conducted with Budinger in New York City, just as he started on his Olympic journey.
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Kusnick And Perfect Game's Legal Battle Raises Questions About NIL Rights

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By Nick Diunte
| baseballhappenings.net
The issue of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rights has become a hot topic in the sports world, especially in collegiate athletics. However, the conversation around NIL rights is also gaining traction in youth sports, particularly concerning organizations like Perfect Game. Sports agent Josh Kusnick, who is ensnared in a lawsuit with Perfect Game, shed light on the pressing need for reform in a recent interview.
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