Reelin' in the Years League - Season 35

then i would be a player short

Yes. That's what happens in a 2-for-1 trade

so no matter what its going to cost me another player for Brown. So I will forfeit my Supp pick that leaves me a 39 and save 2 draft picks for next year and meat has my 2nd rd pick supp pick.
So deal is D.Brown for Salazar and 2nd rd Supp pick and I drop Cahill. So Meat gets his pick right?

So deal is D.Brown for Salazar and 2nd rd Supp pick and I drop Cahill. So Meat gets his pick right?

Yes, as long as Meat confirms the return to the original deal

So deal is D.Brown for Salazar and 2nd rd Supp pick and I drop Cahill. So Meat gets his pick right?

Yes, as long as Meat confirms the return to the original deal

that deal stinks

From the league rules

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2) You cannot trade draft choices that you do not own. This means that if you trade a 9th round draft pick, you must release as many players as necessary to insure that you will have a 9th round pick...

so now i can't cut another player?

so now i can't cut another player?

Yes, in order to make the trade valid, you can release Cahill now.

The only typical concern about releasing a player after a draft has already started is that someone might have wanted to draft him, instead of the player that was picked.

Looking at Cahill, though -- with a 1.42 WHIP in '13 and a 1.71 WHIP in '14 -- I don't expect that to be a concern. So...
a) Get Meat to agree
b) Drop Cahill
c) Take 2 aspirin and post again in the morning

) Take 2 aspirin and post again in the morning

4 asprin

Cahill was dropped he isn't on my roster, the player in question would be Matusz who I did cut but then changed it because I only had 1 pick, that was the mistake.

i confirm...the asprin too

How am I ever going to win with just 39 players