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Unless we don't.

Well, there were a lot of trades.

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So if you are a seamhead and you enjoy the sport of professional baseball,

this is something that you have a passion for, then I assume you're going to be,

you were locked and loaded, right, the last couple of days is a big time.

We had a flurry of trades leading up to the deadline.

In fact, the number crunchers said there were total, going back to mid-July,

there were 43 transactions of human beings moving to other cities to play baseball in a different town.

43 trades through the non-waiver trade deadline.

The trades don't stop.

The trades will continue, but it's much more difficult to get anyone worth their salt.

Trade it.

But there are ways to do it, but the bulk of the transactions have now come to an end.

And there were some players that you've heard of.

Brian Dozier went from the Twins to the Dodgers.

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