Pitcher Bundle 1

About the offering

Pitcher Bundle 1 is a crowdfunding investment offering managed by Finlete that provides investors exposure to a bundle of six minor league pitching prospects through future earnings contracts. Rather than investing in a single athlete, the bundle structure is designed to offer diversification across multiple players, reducing the risk that any one athlete's failure to reach the MLB derails the entire investment. The offering is priced at $8.60 per share with a minimum investment of $860 (100 shares), a maximum raise of $215,000, and a total of 25,000 shares available. The investment term is 25 years. Investors earn returns through annual dividend payments triggered if and when any of the six pitchers reaches the Major Leagues and earns MLB salary. Payouts are calculated as a fixed percentage of pre-tax, on-field MLB earnings only. Minor league salaries generally do not generate investor payouts, and payments continue for the full 25-year term of the athlete agreements. Athletes are raising capital because minor league salaries are relatively low despite their prospect status. Funds are intended to cover training, nutrition, recovery, travel, living expenses, and family support. In exchange, athletes contractually agree to share a portion of future MLB earnings if they reach the majors. Two featured athletes are highlighted on the offering page. Luinder Avila is currently in the Kansas City Royals organization, ranked as the Royals' #9 prospect, has already reached the MLB level, and is returning from injury. Carlos Lagrange is the Yankees' #2 prospect and an MLB Top 100 Prospect, noted for a reported 103 MPH fastball and a .183 batting average against in 2025. Investor perks are tiered: all investors receive a digital ownership certificate; $2,500+ investments include a signed baseball and baseball card; $5,000+ investments include an MLB Spring Training VIP experience; and $10,000+ investments include a virtual one-on-one meeting with one of the athletes. This is characterized as a high-risk, illiquid, speculative alternative investment. Key risks include the possibility that some or all athletes never establish an MLB career, that MLB earnings remain low or nonexistent, and that the investment cannot be easily sold. Finlete explicitly notes investors should be prepared for the possibility of total loss. Notably, all six athletes are pitchers, a position historically associated with elevated injury risk, which partially offsets the diversification benefit of the bundle structure.

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