Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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tribewriter
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2/08/2018 6:32 pm
Houston Gamblers sends:
Robert Richards (WR) 1977 Round 5 Selection 7 1978 Round 5 1979 Round 5 Pittsburgh Maulers sends: 1978 Round 1 (Pittsburgh) 1979 Round 1 (Pittsburgh) (This is an automated message. If you believe this trade warrants additional investigation, please contact the league admin.) |
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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raidergreg69
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2/08/2018 8:38 pm
Please review this trade. Two first round picks seem excessive for a WR with average speed.
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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2/08/2018 8:45 pm
I agree it's too much but he is a converted RB so he will loose weight and get slightly faster. Doesn't change much but I just wanted to point it out.
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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Hellbringer
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2/08/2018 8:47 pm
The very cap friendly contract should be considered. That is worth something in itself
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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Booger926
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2/08/2018 8:58 pm
Otterpop proposed the deal with me giving up a future 4th and 5th. I said I would like to keep my 4th in which he said sure, just counter with a 5th. I added an extra 5th to be more fair towards him.
I appreciate league members asking for a review and I will accept the mitty's decision
Last edited 2/09/2018 3:00 am
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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Otterpop
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2/08/2018 9:06 pm
Besides his speed what else on his player card that you see is below norm?
I want to point out I am the one that approached Houston with this deal. For the past 3 seasons, my 1st round draft picks have been on the lower side of the round. So my 1st round picks do not hold that much value. So I had to offer both of my 1st round picks. I know the risk that was involved when I offer the deal and prepared to be without 1st round picks. My team is pretty young and I think my team will continue to be strong the next 2 seasons without a 1st round pick. If it gets reviewed I am cool with it. I just wanted it to known I knew what I was doing I made this deal. |
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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Booger926
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2/08/2018 9:14 pm
Hellbriner wrote: The very cap friendly contract should be considered. That is worth something in itself Now you see the benefits of renegotiation |
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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raidergreg69
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2/08/2018 9:17 pm
Otterpop wrote: Besides his speed what else on his player card that you see is below norm? I want to point out I am the one that approached Houston with this deal. For the past 3 seasons, my 1st round draft picks have been on the lower side of the round. So my 1st round picks do not hold that much value. So I had to offer both of my 1st round picks. I know the risk that was involved when I offer the deal and prepared to be without 1st round picks. My team is pretty young and I think my team will continue to be strong the next 2 seasons without a 1st round pick. If it gets reviewed I am cool with it. I just wanted it to known I knew what I was doing I made this deal. I stated my reason in my original post, no further explanation should be necessary on my part. Thanks to you and Booger for explaining your process. |
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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tribewriter
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2/08/2018 9:48 pm
Trade is being reviewed.
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Re: Completed Trade: Houston Gamblers and Pittsburgh Maulers
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tribewriter
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2/09/2018 5:27 am
Trade has been approved.
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