Big League Advance, a group that gives young baseball prospects cash in exchange for a cut of their future MLB earnings, is looking to raise $250 million for its third fund, founder and CEO ...

Look, our first fund, we raised a $26 million fund in our first fund. We invested in 77 players. 83% of them were outside the top 300 prospects when we invested in them, so like, really long shots.

Aside from paying California taxes, not all of that $340 million will go to Tatis. When he was just a teenager playing Single-A baseball, he signed a contract with Big League Advance, a firm that ...

When news broke that San Diego Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. was suing Big League Advance Fund for what he called “predatory” business practices, the story drew immediate sympathy — and ...

Big League Advance raised $26 million in its first fund and $130 million in its second, and has now deployed all but a few million of that total. Schwimer said the group has invested in 400-450 ...