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Originally Posted by DionTheDman

I was going to say the same thing. In the end, I wonder if it comes down to the Art of Trading, where you learn how to play GMs against each other, how to drum up interest in the players you're trading out, and how to play down the players you want coming in.

In the end, it most definitely does take two to tango, and Feaster's hands were tied when it came to the Boston vs Pittsburgh deal. In fact, I think it's actually commendable that he got the deal done when Pittsburgh could have bent us over the table even more if word got out that Iggy wasn't going to accept a trade anywhere else.

Why did Feaster negotiate a trade with a team without knowing if the player would accept it? He said himself he should have gotten it in writing beforehand. Completely inept.