Seattle, apparently taking its inspiration from Mike Ditka and the NFL draft, traded all of its remaining picks to Danville in exchange for Danville's first-round choice, number three overall. Seattle sent the following picks to Danville:
Seattle's first round selection (#12 overall)
Seattle's third round selection (#36)
Seattle's fifth round selection (#60)
Seattle's sixth round selection (#72)
Seattle's seventh round selection (#84)
Seattle's eighth round selection (#96)
Seattle's ninth round selection (#108)
Seattle's tenth round selection (#120)
Seattle's eleventh round selection (#132)
"We think there's three true elite players in the draft and we'll now be able to get two of them," said General Manager Mack Shultz, reached on a undisclosed tropical island. "Plus, I only have to work for two rounds this year, the first and the third. I plan on drinking lots of fruity drinks the rest of the time and have the Cecil Cup groupies cling to me in practically non-existent bikinis."
[Updated] To make the deal comply with league rules, Seattle also is ending A-ball 2B Edward Crim to Danville in exchange for A-ball 2B Michael Ketron.
I know you guys included some possibilities in your email, but I'd really appreciate it if you included the scrub players in your post as well.
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Sorry Zev. The blog entry has been updated to include the throw-ins.
ReplyDeleteThanks. I hate to be an ogre, but it's much easier if everyone knows who is involved in the trade.
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