What's up everyone it's JJ Zachary in the editor-in-chief at Fandall and at number

fire dot com and this is episode 288 of the late round podcast.

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I woke up one morning earlier this week and I saw a random tweet about a fantasy football

trade veto.

So in response I fired off a tweet that said good morning and stop vetoing trades and

ended up getting a lot of interaction in responses.

They range from people quote tweeting it and saying this to well what about this trade that

happened in my league to vetoes or how we keep the league fair for everyone.

Now I'm sure I've ranted about this topic before in the podcast but I figured that I'd

let my thoughts on the subject be known once again since it's been a topic of conversation

this week.

Well yes I believe that trade vetoes shouldn't be a thing in fantasy football.

The only time you should veto a trade the only time a trade shouldn't go through is when

there's clear collusion when there's what looks to be a really lopsided trade and you

talk to both managers and you find out that yes one of the managers did the trade to help

the other one win.

Outside of that no vetoing and here's why.

First how you feel about a trade is subjective.

I saw one trade that was vetoed by someone who commented on that tweet and the vetoed

trade was James Conner and Mike Evans for DJ Charc and Todd Gurley.

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