About

Our story starts in
Brooklyn

with two brothers,
Seth & Sam Levinson

Who would build one of
the most powerful
agencies in baseball

with a reputation for greatness.

Our Roots

Aces has been representing the best players in baseball since 1985.

Located in Brooklyn Heights, NY, across the street from the Brooklyn Dodgers' offices where Branch Rickey signed Jackie Robinson in 1947. Within 30 minutes of Yankee Stadium, CitiField, the MLBPA and MLB Headquarters.

WE'VE EARNED EVERY BIT
OF OUR REPUTATION.

For more than 30 years, ACES has represented professional baseball players in all phases of their careers. We absolutely believe that it is our character, work ethic, integrity and never-ending commitment to the player that sets us apart from all others in the industry.

Our Hustle

Our team works hard to stay ahead of the game.

Founders and owners Sam and Seth Levinson, named by Forbes to its list of "The World's Most Powerful Sports Agents," are joined by principals Keith Miller, Peter Pedalino, Brandon O'Hearn, and a skilled team of men and women well-versed in the industry. Our staff includes former professional ballplayers & major league scouts, highly experienced and equipped to handle virtually any need or request from a player or his family.

Our devotion to the player is unrivaled.

ACES stands for Athletes’ Careers Enhanced and Secured. Our array of services support all that is required on the field, as well as endeavors away from the game. We ensure that players and their careers are handled with exceptional expertise off the field – a strategy that allows them to succeed and focus solely on the field. Since ACES is a full-service representation company, we manage the negotiation of every player’s contract- and as a representative for some of baseball’s biggest names, ACES has negotiated significantly more free-agent multi-year deals since 2007 than any other agency in the Industry.

Our Services

Contract Negotiations

Draft Management

Marketing & Endorsements

Media & Public Relations

Concierge Services

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Headlines

"Why I Chose My Agency: David Wright"

Third baseman David Wright signed an eight-year, $138MM extension with the New York Mets last December. Months earlier, agents Sam and Seth Levinson of ACES faced a PED-related investigation from MLB. Wright recently spoke about his relationship with the Levinson brothers, what intrigued him about the ACES group coming out of high school and why he remained loyal to his agency last fall.

B.J. Rains // MLB Trade Rumors View Original

On how he first came in contact with representatives from ACES…

“I guess just like any other agent, they have guys in the agency that come out and scout some of these tournaments and stuff and try to set up interviews with players to have them, I guess you can’t have an agent before the draft but an advisor, and I remember I just clicked with the guys from ACES and in particular Keith Miller. I remember he came down and watched a couple of my high school games and we hung out and talked and obviously I had quite a bit of respect because I knew who Keith Miller was, he was a former player, a former Met, and it opened up my eyes that this guy played, he knows what it’s about.

“Then he sat with my family and I at home and he showed us some arbitration briefings and just how much work they put into free agency and what they do for their players during arbitration and stuff and that obviously opened my eyes and being fans of some of the players they represented, it seemed like they were a big enough company where they could throw their weight around and people knew them and respected them but at the same time, they were small enough where you got a lot of individual attention and they’ve lived up to that and more.”

On when Sam and Seth Levinson came into the picture…

“It was after I got to know Keith quite a bit, I had kind of narrowed my choices and agents down and that’s when Sam and Seth got involved and like I said, just the work ethic, it was something that attracted me to them. Just hearing them talk for the first time. It wasn’t so much a sales pitch. They were going over what they do for players as far as marketing, endorsements, obviously contract stuff. I was just really impressed with not only their body of work but also just their enthusiasm for what they do. It just seemed like they are very loyal and enthusiastic for representing baseball players and kind of drew me to them.

On staying with ACES despite the PED rumors and links to them last fall…

“I think for me I wanted to hear it from Sam and Seth’s mouth exactly what was going on before I even talked to the union or anybody else. I called those guys up and asked them point blank what was going on and they’ve always been open and honest to me. It’s easy to make assumptions or believe everything you read in the paper but I’ve known these guys for 12-13 years now and the only thing I can go on is the track record for how they’ve treated me and what they’ve done for me and there’s been no complaints on my end and no blemishes on their end. I’m very appreciative of everything they’ve done for me and I think they’ve done a terrific job.

On how they’ve been compared to what he hoped they would be when he signed…

“That and more. I never would have thought that when I was talking to Keith Miller back home in Chesapeake, Virginia, that I would get a chance to participate in six All-Star Games and go from start to finish of my career with one team. I never would have thought that. They have far exceeded the expectations that I had. It’s tough, you’d like to think that when you are 18 years old that you’re going to become an All-Star and be able to sign a nice deal but realistically I always tried to be more realistic than that. They have done a terrific job for me and I’m thrilled.”