Consider the following transaction:
I trade my first round pick to Andy for something other than his first round pick. Thus, I no longer have a first round pick. Can I nonetheless keep David Wright (my first rounder)?
I think the answer might be yes, and that Wright now costs me only a second round pick. That is my answer because if I had one first round pick but two first round keepers, I can keep both but the second only costs me a second round pick. If I have one first round keeper and no first round pick, the situation is analogous to the second keeper above.
On the other hand, this seems fishy. If I want to keep Wright, I have (at least) the following options:
(1) keep Wright w/o trading first round pick; lose first round pick for Wright
(2) trade first round pick for something valuable; keep wright; lose second right pick for wright
Why wouldn't I chose (2)? Should I be allowed to chose (2)?
If I am allowed to chose (2), my first round pick just became available. I'm looking for starting pitching and speed/runs.
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