Not to be confused with wafer trades, which seems like a great way to experience all the available flavors of the delicious snack.
...Ahem... anyway...
I put Dillon Gee on trade waivers. 2 days passed. I got a message saying the Diamondbacks claimed Dillon Gee. It asked me if I wanted to withdraw Dillon Gee from the trade waivers. My options were "Yes," which does exactly that. It immediately pulls Gee and basically puts me back where I was 2 days ago, unable to trade Gee.
Or I could pick "No," which immediately sends him to Arizona for free.
In real life, you have a third option, where you have another day or so to work out a deal with Arizona (and only Arizona, since they were the team that claimed him), thus allowing me to possibly get a return in a trade.
How do I do that third option? It doesn't seem to be possible.
...Ahem... anyway...
I put Dillon Gee on trade waivers. 2 days passed. I got a message saying the Diamondbacks claimed Dillon Gee. It asked me if I wanted to withdraw Dillon Gee from the trade waivers. My options were "Yes," which does exactly that. It immediately pulls Gee and basically puts me back where I was 2 days ago, unable to trade Gee.
Or I could pick "No," which immediately sends him to Arizona for free.
In real life, you have a third option, where you have another day or so to work out a deal with Arizona (and only Arizona, since they were the team that claimed him), thus allowing me to possibly get a return in a trade.
How do I do that third option? It doesn't seem to be possible.
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