Sentences with phrase «trading players who»

Also, you will finally be able to trade players who were just drafted on draft night.

Not exact matches

CNBC takes a look at the key players in the negotiations who will determine how the U.K. is going to leave the Union, and what its future relationship with the trading bloc will be.

The smaller Cboe does have an advantage over CME Group, however, because it's a major player in stock and equity options trading, giving it access to broker - dealers and investors who may not trade on CME.

The first deal came when Cleveland was able to trade away Dion Waiters, a player who just wasn't fitting in with the Cavs, along with a second - round pick in a three - team deal for Iman Shumpert, J.R. Smith, and a first - round draft pick.

And although they are familiar with the American delegation's main players, they are less acquainted with who does what among lower - level advisers and officials when it comes to United States trade policy.»

The 39 - year - old native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, who started as a nightclub stripper there at 17, has appeared in more than 250 X-rated films, beginning in 2000; was signed as an exclusive with major porn studio Wicked Pictures in 2002 (she's still a contract player for them); and has been inducted into multiple industry halls of fame, including the one run by leading industry trade publication Adult Video News.

On the average, the way bitcoin exchange and trading companies work varies from one agency to another, but ideally, a bitcoin exchange and trading company is expected to first and foremost build a robust company profile before biding for bitcoin exchange and trading contracts from corporate organizations (major players in cyberspace who deal in bitcoins), it will give them an edge amongst their competitors.

There were 30 eligible players that year, and the biggest name of all was Reggie Jackson, who had been traded to the Baltimore Orioles in April.

Of all the players who are interesting because they're on TradeWatch» 16, then, Lucroy is the most intriguing trade chip of all.

This guy is an All Star player who hits for average and plays exceptional D — trade value is there and there are a few teams out the looking to upgrade at 2B.

If you don't have those guys, it's damn near impossible to sign or trade for them (seriously, go look at the number of players in the top - 10 in PER each season who were acquired via anything but the draft; it's very low).

Although many will suggest that Robson has a personal vendetta of sorts aimed squarely at the Grinch who stole soccer, that doesn't make his words any less truthful... such tactics are nothing new... in the U.S.this business practice has become so common that even the players regularly use the media to manipulate public opinion (LeBron James did likewise to rally public support for himself and away from his teammate, Kyrie Irving, who has asked to be traded)... whether for contract leverage or to rally support for or against certain players, this strategy can be incredibly effective at times, but when it misses the mark it can be dangerously divisive... for a close - to - the - vest team like Arsenal to use such nefarious means to manufacture a wedge between the fans and it's best player (again), is absolutely despicable... for the sanctimonious higher - ups who demand that it's players adhere to a certain protocol regarding information deemed «in house» or else to intentionally spread «fake» news or to provide certain outlets with privileged information for such purposes is pretty low indeed... no moral high ground here, just a big club pretending to be a small club so that they can continue to pull the wool over the eyes of a dedicated, albeit somewhat naive, fan base... so not only does this club no give a shit about it's fans, this clearly shows that clubs primary interests aren't even soccer related... for all intent and purposes Kroenke doesn't care if we're a soccer club or a tampon factory as long as we continue to maximized his investment... stay woke people... great to see more and more people commenting on the state of the franchise... this club needs to be held accountable for it's actions

It always sucks when you trade away a player who then turns out to be a stud.

I say stuff»em, why trade two of our most potent, direct players (when fit) for Cech, who for all intents and purposes is a fringe player for Chelsea, surely this would widen the gap between them and us even further.

If we just want to identify valuable players and trade them for MiLB prospects we have several guys who get real hauls — Freeman, Ender, Albies, Folty, maybe even Swanson.

Weren't they the train wreck who had players in their primes retiring rather than play for them or be traded?

Should Gignac sign for the club, he will join a growing contingent of players who have formerly plied their trade in Ligue 1 in the St James» Park dressing room.

Two players known to be available last week were Denver point guard Nick Van Exel, who has demanded a trade, and Golden State center Marc Jackson, whom the Warriors retained as a free agent in the off - season with the idea of trading him.

The Rays have 15 players on their roster who will be arbitration - eligible a year from now, meaning they have a few trades they need to make to clear space for those raises.

They got lucky with some players that shouldn't have been available but they also got a bona fide # 1 goalie who was deemed to be mostly washed up that I'm sure other teams could have traded pucks for.

But trading up to get players of need who you see as being YOUR player of choice and need... why not?

Doesn't count against trading for a player who was drafted # 1 or top 3 (i.e. EDM may be barred from getting picked in the top 3, but could trade NJ to acquire Nico Hischier since he's already been drafted).

Washington had the fifth - highest payroll in the league and the second - worst record before unloading Howard to the Mavericks in an eight - player trade and then releasing Strickland, who signed with the Trail Blazers.

Brassard is one of a handful of Ottawa players who has been mentioned in trade speculation and he said it's hard to ignore the talk.

Now Volpe, who dumped the Giants after they traded his favorite player, third baseman Matt Williams, to the Cleveland Indians on Nov. 13, is rubbing elbows with celebrities.

A number of key players who were expected, or at least rumored, to get traded but stayed put include: Grizzlies guard Tyreke Evans, Clippers center DeAndre Jordan, Bulls center Robin Lopez, Bulls guard Justin Holiday, Wizards center Marcin Gortat, Clippers guard Avery Bradley, Hawks guard Marco Belinelli.

The prolific forward's 13 goals so far in the Premier League are certainly impressive for a player who was plying his trade in non-league football just five years ago.

That's good news for the Dodgers, who would rather not part with young starters Eric Gagne and Darren Dreifort — the players other teams keep asking for in trade talks — in any deal they make.

Injuries are part of football, but if you can trade a 26 year old who recently recovered from ACL surgery for arguably a better player aged 20 what part of that is hard to understand exactly?

It's not just that the Reds traded away a fan favorite, a player who moves the shirseys in the team store, though that absolutely compounds the sadness.

We don't control that — if we have a player who we absolutely covet, the only way we can guarantee ourselves getting him is to trade up.

Chelsea alternate between a 4 33 and a 4 2 31, both equally as effective, Ramires can play in the pivot, as a RM and on the wing and has done so for the last 2 season's giving Chelsea something different if Fabregas does not play or should they desire a direct approach, Azpilicueta who is probably the league's best LB is not even a LB, Ivanovic is not a RB but a CB by trade, Fabregas has and does play no. 10 on occasions for Chelsea, should any of these players get injured they have a world class replacement waiting, the same can not be said of Arsenal, we play one way and our subs are usually like for like or like for out of position.

Are you a Pirates fan wondering when the cycle of acquiring prospects to be developed into players who will be traded for more prospects simply because veterans cost money is going to end?

According to a recent Sporting News article, Gibson is one of the 15 NBA players who are currently on the trade block.

The question then becomes, who would you rather have — Beckham or Barkley and a player not nearly as good as Beckham (or a massive trade down for the fourth pick).

I think that this notion is illustrated by the fact that despite trading Harris for a player who is almost twice as expensive, and who was meant to provide an all - around game and be an immediate difference - maker, the Pistons arguably performed even worse before Jackson's return than they had when they were without him before the trade.

most of these players should be ploughing their trade in the lower divisions... but none are as overrated as the so - called whippet who does nt even have the pace to threaten defences anymore

I don't want to build another competitor like Boston and definitely don't want to face Levert in the Playoffs after the Nets traded him for a player who can't create his own shot.

I'd argue that trading for an extremely expensive big man who makes your already - present, likewise extremely expensive big man worse is not a particularly good idea, particularly if it also denudes your team of the perimeter scoring that both players require alongside them if they're to be at their most effective.

One player with whom Robertson is seldom compared is George Gervin, the scoring machine and San Antonio legend who was traded by the Spurs to Chicago on Oct. 24.

The front office backed themselves into an unnecessary corner by trading their all - star for a player who wouldn't be fully healed before they had to decide how much to pay him.

This is a player who has struggled to stay healthy and could be shipped out at the trade deadline.

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In a bold trade for Allen Iverson, the Pistons picked up a player who could provide the Answer to what ails them

While general manager Rick Hahn, who is quickly becoming the wolf of 35th Street, would love to trade Dunn for a prospect, no team is going to give up much for a one - dimensional player who is owed $ 15 million.

They're into trading players they've heard of for prospects they haven't, and they're into being patient with the young prospects who will help their team win more games... eventually.

This also means that list of players is also who they would be picking from at # 4 if they do not trade out of it.

We don't Need Stirling and frankly I would rather that money be spend on a world class striker NOT an upstart young kid who still has to learn his trade... we have Walcott, however on the subject of Walcott I just wish he'd stop being overtly greedy and sign the contract so that the transfer team can concentrate on brining in the New players we need NO wasting weeks of negotiation on a player who should be happy o play for the club with the wages he has.

Dan Marino's retirement and Ray Bourque's trade to the Avalanche evoked the question: Who are the best players in the four major sports never to have won a championship?