Player trades refer to the process in sports, especially in professional leagues, where one team transfers a player to another team in exchange for players, draft picks, or other compensation. This practice is common in various sports, including basketball, football, baseball, and soccer, and serves multiple strategic purposes. Teams engage in trades to improve their roster, address weaknesses, manage salary caps, or rebuild by acquiring future assets. Trades can occur during specific periods, such as trade deadlines or off-seasons, and may involve negotiations between team management regarding the terms of the exchange. The success of a trade often depends on the performance and fit of the players involved within their new teams, as well as the long-term objectives of the franchises.
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