Intern for the labor relations department in Major League Baseball’s commissioner’s office in New York City.
DUTIES: Mishu helps determine how much arbitration-eligible players and free agents are worth.
CHALLENGE: In analyzing players’ monetary value, “I can’t bring ‘baseball-fan Johnny’ into my valuations. ... I’ve got to put my admiration for them aside.”
STAYING IN THE GAME: Mishu gets to do in the workplace what he has done for years with his friends: talk baseball.
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