Why can't I trade my rookie player?
I have a player who I'm looking to trade. I received a proposal, and it shows that he "Can Reject Trade", but when I look at his contract he doesn't have a no trade clause. Why can he reject the trade?
What happens if I have more than one trade involving the same player?
I have a trade involving a player who is injured/on the DL. Will the trade still go through, or will it be nullified because the player is injured?
I just accepted a trade and the other owner placed a player involved on the Waiver Wire. Will the trade still go through?
When is a player eligible to be traded?

I have a player who I'm looking to trade. I received a proposal, and it shows that he "Can Reject Trade", but when I look at his contract he doesn't have a no trade clause. Why can he reject the trade?

August 22, 2018 23:30
Updated

Any player with 10 years of Big League experience and 5 years of experience with one club automatically has a no-trade clause. They are called 10/5 players, Barry Larkin and Cal Ripken Jr. are real life examples.

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