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This is an extraordinary story about how a high profile baseball player - one who Jim Cramer has touted as being an excellent investor and was a writer for thestreet.com as well - managed to drive himself to zero.
Submitted: Aug 11, 2009
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Dykstra is an idiot, and his fate is similar to that of many pro athletes. Nevertheless, it is also worth noting that divorce can financially destroy even the most prudent investor.
Posted: Aug 11, 2009