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04-08-2020, 08:50 AM #1
How a Hockey Player Making Less Than $30,000 a Year Turned His Career Upside Down and Started a Mult
James Sixsmith loved hockey, but in the end, hockey didn’t love him back.
Like many talented players who grind it out as a professional hockey player, he experienced none of the wealth or glamour of professional sports. After three years playing for second tier, AA and top tier, AAA minor-league teams, he was still living with his parents in the off-season and making $28,000 a year. Along the way, he’d collected more than a dozen broken noses.
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