The Dingman Group Featured in the First Issue of The Players Club Magazine

"Doubledown Media, LLC, announced its newest magazine launch, The Players Club — a magazine by and for professional athletes launched in partnership with New York Mets and Philadelphia Phillies All-Star outfielder Lenny Dykstra. The Players Club will be focused on providing athletes with the resources to make well-informed financial and lifestyle decisions."

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"PAUL'S CONDO HAS BECOME A VIRTUAL BED-AND-BREAKFAST FOR VISITING PLAYERS. HE EVEN DRIVES HIS GUESTS TO THEIR SHOOTAROUNDS...."

"LeBron, Rudy Gay, Josh Howard and Jarrett Jack have all been guests of Hotel Paul when their teams were in town. During All-Star Weekend, Parker and Longoria bunked in the spare bedroom. It's a full-service experience: Paul drives his NBA guests to their shootarounds on gameday."

Original Story: ESPN Magazine

Chris Webber to retire less than two months after relocating for the sixth time over his career.

Like many players inevitably face, Chris Webber will once again be relocating. This time, to begin a life after basketball. It was not his first, in fact, it was his sixth but it should be his last. Good thing the Dingman Group offers real estate services for life. Although tDG has never supported Chris Webber during a relocation, he'll certainly have time to reflect on how much easier his life could have been if he had one company who always was there for his real estate transitions.

Original Story ESPN

There is no doubt in my mind...A-Rod gets it.

It's true, Alex does want stability and a place to call home for his daughter and wife. No more chasing the money and trying to make another city he hates home. New York is where his heart's at...

A-Rod absolutely believes family comes first. That's his daughter and wife, not the Yankees. A close second and third, his teammates and a championship ring. After dropping his agent, Scott Boras, Alex Rodriguez is finally showing the man who's been held down deep-inside by all those expectations and dollar signs.

Original Story NY Daily News

Andruw & family to decide where his wife and son will live while in L.A...

Asked last week about buying a house in Los Angeles or enrolling his 4-year-old son in kindergarten next fall, Jones prefaced his responses with a conditional clause: "If I get an extension."
After 11 years in Atlanta, Andruw Jones still calls Atlanta home and isn't looking to make a major move until he has a better idea of his long-term future as a Dodger in Los Angeles.
Nine tall boxes sit in the garage of Andruw Jones' nine-bedroom house in Atlanta, taped up and ready to be shipped to Los Angeles. Inside are his clothes. Almost everything else the Dodgers' new center fielder owns will remain at his residence in suburban Atlanta, at least until he can see beyond the next two years.

Original Article: LAT