Each time he was traded for $6,450,000 straight up... notice he was traded twice on the same day (July 30th) ... He pitched twice for MIL but never for LAA.
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Ryan Perry Traded 5 Times in Two Weeks
Each time he was traded for $6,450,000 straight up... notice he was traded twice on the same day (July 30th) ... He pitched twice for MIL but never for LAA.
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Seems legit....
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"Here! You want a pitcher?"
"Thanks! Want a pitcher?"
"Thanks! Hey, I have this pitcher you might be interested in."
"Looks good! You're going to need a pitcher for your stretch run. Here!"
Looks okay to me.
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What's wrong here is the nature of the AI being indifferent between Ryan Perry and $6.45 million. Mogul AI appears to set a value on a player without considering the team's needs. In real life, whether in baseball or any other economic transaction, virtually every exchange involves a perceived gain for both sides. Exchanges of indifference are practically non-existent. Even in a straight-up trade like Bobby Bonds/Bobby Murcer or Ozzie Smith/Gary Templeton, both teams felt they were better off, if only for personality reasons.
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