It is really difficult to consummate a fantasy trade. Few managers are looking for deals that help both sides. Even fewer care about the parameters of their trading partner’s roster. Managers often want to do what’s best for them, with everything else secondary.
That’s rarely the way to get things done. To paraphrase John Nash, the best results come from everyone in the group doing what is best for himself and the group. When seeking a trade, find a partner than not only matches well with your strengths, but approach him or her with a fair deal right from the get go.
To help you find a deal that works, make sure to check the FantasyPros trade chart. The chart is updated every week to make sure you can accurately asses player values as they constantly change. So make sure to give it a look before making any deal.
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