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Todd Stottlemyre Looks to Cash in with Multi-Level Marketing

Back in August, former pitcher Todd Stottlemyre, a veteran of 14 Major League seasons who last pitched with the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2002, was looking to start his own hedge fund in the wake of fellow retired baseball player Lenny Dykstra's spectacular crash and burn.

These days, his financial aspirations seem to be a little less high finance. Actually, a lot less. The Globe and Mail reports that Stottlemyre "wants Canadians to join his network at ACN, a multi-level marketing company that promises an ongoing stream of commissions for members who manage to convince friends and associates to buy telecom services through them from companies such as Telus Corp. and Verizon Communications Inc."

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Todd Stottlemyre looks to start his own hedge fund

Former Toronto Blue Jays ace Todd Stottlemyre is looking to start his own hedge fund.

The New York Post reports that the 44-year old who last pitched for the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2002 "just started Desert Shores Capital, which, according to one published report, could be a hedge fund built around fast-paced momentum trading in stocks."

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