MEAT wrote:If your happy Terry then its fine with
Im certainly not. we've been negotiating a fix thru pm. to arbitrarily assign a trade without both parties confirming, and making it a higher pick than ones I have left after, is beyond unacceptable. when I made the trade, I had the pick...we're talking 8th round pick, a throw in. there are still trades to be made and adjustments that could make it a valid pick. the original intent was end of draft pick. I have pick 79, but again, thru deals during draft, who knows. Ive also offered other considerations to alk to resolve. to suddenly jump it 24 spots, from outside the negotiation, and post it as official?!! no way
Meat, it's my understanding you offered pick #67 to make up for the invalid 8th rd pick, right?
Let's face it, according to the rules you would be required to drop more players in order to make that original trade effective:
"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. For example, you have a 40 man roster, and you have acquired extra 2nd, 3rd, and 6th round draft picks during the year. You have also traded away 7th and 9th round draft picks. This means you must release at least 12 players prior to the draft to insure that you will have a 9th round pick. If you plan to continue drafting beyond round 9, you will have to release an additional player for each subsequent round. You cannot drop more than 15 players."