My first article for FantasyJudgement.com has been posted. I am going to have a regular column there called the Art of Fantasy Baseball. The first edition is called "Five Steps To Better Fantasy Baseball Trades." Here is a brief excerpt:
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Let us assume you are in a league full of owners that are both active and engaging. This is a league where trades happen frequently and every available free agent is scouted and re-scouted during the course of the season. However, for some reason you have a difficult time proposing trades that get accepted even after a few rounds of negotiating. It could be that you are just a tough negotiator who is unwilling to compromise. Perhaps you have a very optimistic view of your own roster that other owners do not share. In any case, there are five simple steps you can take to make your trade proposals stand out in a positive way to your fellow owners. A better approach to trading could even make you the owner that your league rivals prefer to deal with.
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