Publisher's Synopsis
Just as sports have been tightly woven into the fabric of American culture, so the players have become larger-than-life characters in the highly lucrative world of professional sports.
Author Tom McLaughlin, former NCAA basketball player, coach, and agent for over 20 years, testifies that pro athletes are regular people with a God-given talent. In his early career, Tom would rub elbows with renowned athletes like Julius Erving, "Dr.J," Al Skinner, Rick Pitino, Larry Bird, and more... Tom has been an agent, a friend, and a confidant (and often a lifesaver) to numerous pro athletes who entrusted him with their careers, family, and finances. As Tom proved himself trustworthy and operated with the utmost integrity in an industry that runs rampant with fraud and greed, he would find himself at the center of their lives time and time again. In Step Into My Limo, Tom shares the unforgettable stories of his years in pro-sports: the good, the bad, and the ugly.
