MLB trades generally fall into one of three specific categories. If you’re someone who has watched the Cincinnati Reds for years, your recent memory is stuffed with examples of the most common kind, that being bad teams shipping off established veterans to rebuild...err, reboot for a newer, far off window. The second has become slightly muddied due to the increasing importance some teams have placed on the luxury tax, but its premise is pretty simple, too - some teams just commit themselves to a fixed budget, and often look to trade players deemed too expensive to hold, for better or worse.
Cincinnati Reds links - Interest in Dodgers shortstop Corey Seager
