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BBL Season 58 Transactions Log Regular Season Trades 1) Collective trades picks 42, 44 and 54 to Havok for $2MM Season 58 Cash and the matching rights to Zack Wheeler and DJ Lemahieu 2) Fury trade Lucas Giolito to Havok for Anthony Rendon and Sonny Gray 3) Mets trade Nolan Arenado and $1MM Season 58 Cash to Havok for Cody Bellinger 4) Havok trades Pedro Baez, Jose Cisnero and Caleb Thielbar to the Wild for Julio Urias and Frankie Montas 5) H-Bombers trade Trevor Rosenthal to the Rattlers for Will Smith 6) Havok trades Daniel Norris, Anthony Bass and Garrett Richards to the Mets for Havok's Summer #1 and Spencer Turnbull 7) Asians trade W1,2,4,5 and S1,2,3,4,5 to the Cardinals for Dinelson Lamet, Salvador Perez, Cesar Valdez and $8MM Season 58 Cash 8) Rattlers trade Travis D'Arnaud (returns), Liam Hendriks and $5MM Season 58 Cash to the Fury for a Summer #1 9) Rattlers trade Trevor Rosenthal to the Wild for a Summer #4 10) Cardinals trade Victor Gonzalez to FreakNasty for David Dahl and $1MM Season 58 Cash 11) Wild trade $1MM Season 58 Cash to the Bad Batch for $1MM Season 59 Cash and a Summer #3 12) Bootyz trade Bryce Harper to Havok for Jason Heyward, Kris Bryant, Ryan Braun and Frankie Montas 13) Rattlers send Kurt Suzuki (returns) and $1.5MM Season 58 Cash to the Bad Batch for Austin Barnes and a Summer #3 14) Havok trades J.T. Realmuto and $475K Season 58 Cash to the Fury for a Summer #6 Buyouts Team Salary Years Charge Justin Verlander Benjamins 18,000 1 9,000 Steven Matz Benjamins 100 1 50 Oliver Drake Benjamins 750 4 1,500 Keone Kela Benjamins 500 3 750 Wilson Ramos Benjamins 6,000 3 9,000 Eduardo Escobar Benjamins 1,000 1 500 Seth Lugo Benjamins 3,000 2 3,000 Hansel Robles Wild 750 2 750 Jay Bruce Cardinals 750 2 750 Stephen Piscotty Cardinals 2,000 2 2,000 John Means Cardinals 2,000 1 1,000 Anthony DeScalfani Cardinals 1,000 1 500 Jed Lowrie Havok 1,250 1 625 Ken Giles Havok 6,000 4 12,000 J.D. Martinez Rattlers 5,000 4 10,000 Roberto Osuna H-Bombers 3,502 2 3,502 Stephen Strasburg H-Bombers 3,502 2 3,502 Zack Greinke Cardinals 22,000 2 22,000 Nick Wittgren Cardinals 4,000 2 4,000 David Dahl Cardinals 3,000 2 3,000 Shane Greene Asians 1,000 1 500 German Marquez Asians 1,500 1 750 Bryan Reynolds Asians 3,750 2 3,750 Ryan Stanek Asians 3,000 1 1,500 Nick Vincent Asians 1,000 2 1,000 Jorge Soler Asians 7,500 3 11,250 Ian Desmond Asians 100 1 50 Rick Porcello Bad Batch 750 2 750 J.T. Realmuto Bad Batch 7,000 1 3,500 Luke Weaver Bad Batch 4,000 4 8,000 Howie Kendrick Wild 3,000 2 3,000 Kyle Freeland Wild 100 4 200 Kris Bryant Bootyz 3,500 2 3,500 Ryan Braun Bootyz 2,000 3 3,000 Frankie Montas Bootyz 3,000 3 4,500 Anibal Sanchez Bootyz 3,500 2 3,500 Masihiro Tanaka Bootyz 3,000 2 3,000 Chris Paddack Benjamins 6,000 2 6,000 Sergio Romo Benjamins 1,000 4 2,000 Tyler Clippard Benjamins 1,000 1 500 Mike Soroka FreakNasty 4,000 2 4,000 Chase Anderson FreakNasty 100 4 200 Brad Peacock FreakNasty 250 2 250 Willie Calhoun FreakNasty 750 4 1,500 Ji-Man Choi FreakNasty 100 2 100 Carlos Correa FreakNasty 2,500 5 6,250 Adam Eaton Havok 750 2 750 Niko Goodrum Havok 750 2 750 Matt Joyce Havok 750 5 1,875 Jordan Luplow Havok 750 5 1,875 Charlie Morton Havok 4,500 5 11,250 Ross Stripling Havok 100 4 200 Charlie Blackmon Fury 12,000 2 12,000 Aaron Bummer Fury 1,500 3 2,250 Diego Castillo Fury 2,000 2 2,000 Max Stassi Fury 1,000 3 1,500 Cole Hamels Mets 100 2 100 Danny Santana Mets 2,000 2 2,000 Vince Velasquez Mets 100 4 200 Waiver Claims Team Salary Years Type Zack Greinke Bad Batch 500 0 I J.T. Realmuto Havok 500 0 I Charlie Blackmon Wild 500 0 I.

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