Sentences with phrase «make trade»

As long as we keep Fultz, Simmons and Embiid, we have to make that trade.

And overpayment is what it is going to take given the Jets beat the Bills to the punch (and were in a much better position to make the trade given Bills ending the drought)

They did not need to make the trade or pick at # 2.

But it doesn't make the trade bad, because at this point the trade is moot.

Los Angeles doesn't have as much wiggle room and would have to part with a salary or two to make a trade work.

A third team needed to be necessary to make this trade work, but they would have wanted at least one asset, whether it be a first - round pick and / or young player, as a reward for taking on Anderson's bad contract.

I agree that you don't make the trade just to get rid of Severson.

Could make us a trade partner with someone.

If Denver really wants to get a quarterback, they should make a trade up.

And there are few things more fettering than a no - trade clause when, you know, you're trying to make a trade.

I'd offer a choice of Din and Caroll or Lin and a choice of 1 or 2 guys not Din to make the trade salaries match.

An upgrade from the current guy as I'd trust him to make a trade.

Secondly, you are right, one loss to any team wouldn't cause a team to make a trade, but a loss to one team, their rival specifically, compiled with their struggles as of late could push them towards a Melo trade.

I would definitely make a trade before the selection if that is what we intend to do.

Mandzukic is certainly more capable than Giroud and we would all make that trade instantly.

Again, Reid isn't a favorite of mine, and i probably wouldn't make that trade, but I'm ok with it.

Always, always, always make that trade.

Either the Yankees or the Astros might be willing to make the trade for Fulmer to keep the other from getting him.

The 49ers would likely have to kick in their 5th or 6th round pick, or a future 5th rounder, to make the premium a bit less, but I'd still make that trade.

I get it, there are reasons to make every trade and Hexy had a reason to include all of these guys but man does that list look bad.

If Rosen is on the board at # 9, at least 2 of Miami (at 1.11), Buffalo (1.12), Arizona (1.15) and the Chargers (1.17) are going to be pounding on the 49ers door to make a trade up.

Pels needed to make that trade not to get Niko, it was primarily a cap dump for resigning Boogie.

They might even still be in on Cole Hamels despite signing Shields, which almost seems superfluous, but there isn't a strong enough reason to not make that trade.

I think if we're going to buy into Irsay's «long term mental issue causing his unavailability,» you also have to assume the Bills would not make the trade unless they were convinced injury is no longer a concern.

(if not taking a QB of course) I'd propose the Giants make a trade with Denver for whatever they can get.

I think we can both agree that's stupid and I really hope you wouldn't make that trade.

I'm not sure if I'd say the Bucks have done well stopping opposing stars, but some of the unique aspects of their defense would seem to suggest they make trade offs that would force others to beat them.

Now that said I'd prefer they trade down, but would another team make a trade to 9 if all of the top four QBs are off the board?

Assuming a team like Denver is willing to trade up to the # 2 (not a foregone conclusion) and if the Giants don't plan on taking a QB then you have to make that trade.

They now must make a trade - off between the playmaking of Maynor and the scoring of Martin, and that hurts them in the short term.

I just hope we make a trade back to acquire more draft capital

If you can make the trade without Kevin Love, great.

That said, I'm willing to concede that maybe he really did get the absolute best possible package he could for K - Rod, and waiting to make a trade might not have helped the return at all, and while I know there were reports that he was asking «too much» for Lucroy, I certainly don't know what kind of offers he even received for Lucroy.

If the Dodgers decide they don't want to make a trade with the Phillies, they would pull Bellinger off waivers.

Not knowing if it could re-sign her, it made sense for Sky Blue to make a trade.

The Pats make a trade so they don't have to pay a WR who is up for a contract extension and immediately they want OBJ who is going to demand at least 18 million per year??? More money than they are paying TB12?

We make the trade process fully visible and foster dialogue between everyone in the value chain - and between all our value chains.

You don't have to make a trade - off between tastes good and good for you.

Peter's Yard will make its trade show debut at the UK Farm Shop & Deli Show to showcase its award - winning Swedish style crispbread and new Crispbread Bites.

I can discuss his Eastern philosophy with him, and gently flow into other discussions with him... but he is not there to «join my ship» nor to «even make a trade».....

Where in the Bible is the passage «make trade with their given wealth....»?

It doesn't matter how many features an online brokerage offers if its customer service is lacking or, worse, there is a problem with your account when you need to make a trade.

CherryTrade App is an outstanding app that can make your trade extremely enjoyable.

Estate planning often will require you to prioritize your goals and make some trade - offs.

As with all binary options trading, on Copyop you will know and be able to assess risk before you make a trade.

Within Canada the term has come to represent a desire to make trade liberalization more inclusive — to convince Canadians that the results will be of overall benefit to Canada.

He just doesn't have the patience; he was constantly chomping at the bit to make a trade.

Many traders wait for a change of trend to be confirmed after two or three days before acting, and others look at increasing trading volumes or combine with other technical analysis to make trade decisions.

You can use this information to predict the price and make a trade.

«Publishers previously had to make a trade off between their own content and their sponsored content,» he says.