Graj had an agent at the beginning of his career. However, once he got to Philadelphia and started making money from his contracts following his call up from Kelowna, he decided that he didn't require the services of his agent anymore. This was because with each contract that Graj signed, he seemed to magically owe his agent an extra two percent in fees, which when considering the value of his contract was really starting to hurt his paychecks. Philadelphia's management had always come to him first and he'd had to call his manager in to finalize everything anyway, so Graj chose to just speak directly with the team about his situation. He knew that he wanted to retire a Forge and that if he was traded anywhere he'd be able to find a new agent very easily, and he knew that he would be ridiculed for being agentless, but he didn't care. It saved him a ton of money and kept him away from greed.