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Originally Posted by FAN
I highly doubt it. It all depends on what he studied and where he ends up working. But fresh Yale grads generally start off under $70K a year. Agostino will get that in AHL salary not to mention a likely signing bonus of $90K a year. And if he gets called up to the NHL, that's a couple of thousand dollars A DAY. Besides, he can always return to school if his hockey career doesn't work out.
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Ok. That's great for one or two years. What's after that? What are his chances of making more in his hockey career vs his non hockey? He has at best a 50% chance of playing in the NHL, never mind meaningful earning years. Not getting an Ivy League degree would be incredibly short sighted.