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the_spartan1
05/21
I think we're all on the same page here. If a little $ exchanges hands when someone need it, we've all been there before. But if an owner just sells of players, I'd veto.
nwilson2
05/21
I agree with them as well.
goatbear
05/21
I agree with ratposion and cubsnation's opinions
cubsnation
05/21
Personally i have never seen it used to take advantage of people or anything like that and most of the time i see it come with a small downgrade of a player so to me it isn’t a problem and keeps this...
ratpoison
05/21
I am OK with an arms-length exchange of player/prospect(s) for cash. The game's built-in limit of $5M cash in a trade is sufficient for me. If there's a series of questionable deals that are c...
pray4pro
05/21
If anything we could put the limit of cash (besides covering salaries) that could be traded as like 1 or 2 mil.
pray4pro
05/21
That way it’s mostly meant for covering small budget issues. That being said, this is probably only the 2nd trade with cash (including my own) that I’ve noticed in 5 seasons lol
pray4pro
05/21
I also used cash before as a bargaining chip. I agree that I see it as an asset (MLB teams can more or less trade cash), albeit I know some people don’t like it, so I’m absolutely fine if we wanted to...
hirschjt
05/21
I'm indifferent. probably lean to cash being an asset though but no issues if its a rule not to gain cash in a trade.
rich4cards
05/21
I also view cash as an asset.