Louise St. Martin does not have a player agent. For starters, she's made it pretty clear that she only wants to leave a team through necessary trades, not through free agency, and she's stuck to it her whole career (being traded when Toronto entered a rebuild, then again when Edmonton decided to blow it up). Player agents exist to get a player the best deal on the open market and when a player doesn't want to hit the open market it makes them kind of irrelevant. In addition, this gives her more control over her own player destiny instead of a middle-man who might give you advice that actually hampers your career earnings (look at many of the Atlanta Braves extensions in baseball, so. many. guys. who are going to be underpaid until the end of time because their agent kinda fucked them). Having a degree of control is pretty important to Louise.