1. Allow a way to copy an existing rejected or proposed  trade. A lot of times I find myself making similar offers but changing one small piece around.

2. Allow removal of your own completed/rejected trades from the grid instead of having to click on each trade to get rid of it.

3. How about a button that automatically equalizes the money? we do a lot of trades where we have to calculate the net money in a trade.

Regarding #3: isn't really practical.  The players salaries get prorated on an HBD-day basis.  So the remaining contract values for all players involved can and will change 3 times during the 24 hour waiting period while the trade is pending.  You really can't equalize a set of moving targets.

1. That's called counter offer most times. But I get it.
2. Like a selection box, "remove all selected", sure.
3. Should be no cash in trades anyway, so I have no opinion.

Posted by deathinahole on 10/7/2010 2:04:00 PM (view original):
1. That's called counter offer most times. But I get it.
2. Like a selection box, "remove all selected", sure.
3. Should be no cash in trades anyway, so I have no opinion.

3.  so there's never any trades where a veteran gets traded and you include cash to cover their salary for the rest of the season?

Posted by WiredTiger on 10/7/2010 2:51:00 PM (view original):

Posted by deathinahole on 10/7/2010 2:04:00 PM (view original):
1. That's called counter offer most times. But I get it.
2. Like a selection box, "remove all selected", sure.
3. Should be no cash in trades anyway, so I have no opinion.

3.  so there's never any trades where a veteran gets traded and you include cash to cover their salary for the rest of the season?

It happens.  But many people frown upon the practice.

Never. ever.

Cap = $185M. Cash in trade increases that cap. Do you play Monopoly and let the other guy start with $1600? Same thing.

Stop butchering my monopoly analogy, death.

And while there are a select few worlds that frown upon cash trades, they are prevalent in the majority of HBD.  So it is a pertinent topic for most people.

Posted by deathinahole on 10/7/2010 3:45:00 PM (view original):
Never. ever.

Cap = $185M. Cash in trade increases that cap. Do you play Monopoly and let the other guy start with $1600? Same thing.

Maybe.  What am I getting in return?  In HBD if I give another GM cash in a trade I'm getting something in return.  Monopoly is a bad analogy.