Taking advantage in inexperience...

Delivery Boy trades:

•Koufax, Sandy (1965) ($10,150,000)
•Camnitz, Howie (1909) ($9,410,000)
•Johnson, Randy (2001) ($9,210,000)
•Gibson, Josh (NeL) ($13,690,000)
•Kiner, Ralph (1949) ($10,940,000)
•Mays, Willie (1962) ($12,890,000)
•Aaron, Hank (1959) ($11,510,000)

to Salmon Ella (SALTY) for: •Paige, Satchel (NeL) ($9,410,000)
•McGinnity, Joe (1904) ($8,710,000)
•Rijo, Jose (1991) ($7,790,000)
•Meyers, Chief (1911) ($4,730,000)
•Hodges, Gil (1957) ($6,870,000)
•Molitor, Paul (1987) ($6,220,000)
•Dandridge, Ray (NeL) ($5,580,000)

Something wrong here?

Sincerely,
Delivery Boy..

A fool and his players are soon parted
I mean Delivery Boy told me he was the best manager on the planet and could get me anytime!

They get injured too much, I don't have time for bat splinters when there's a pennant to win..

Sincerely,
Delivery Boy...

I mean who the heck wants a guy like Josh Gibson, he never even played in the majors.

Just because there is a statue of him outside nationals park doesn't mean he can hit or anything.

Besides, hes rated 7L, how do you expect him to hit any righties anyway.

His bat is useless in Hilltop. Chief Meyers is better qualified. I can't spend the rest of my like discriminating against the minorities.

Sincerely,
Delivery Boy...

Well, see, now thats why you had to throw in Kiner and Aaron- just to even it out.

They can sell lemonade on the street corner... And people say there are no jobs..

Sincerely,
Delivery Boy...

Now we know what 'overqualified' means for a job-
I never understood that before now. Although I have a sneaking suspicion that Kiner might overfill some of the cups,.