Baseball Redraft Trade Calculator

Your go-to **redraft trade analyzer** for easy and accurate trade analysis.

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Team One

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Total Value

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Team Two

Player
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Total Value

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Trade Analysis

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Trade Value Visualization

This graph visually represents the total value of players for each side of the trade, making it easy to see the balance at a glance.

Team One: 0 Team Two: 0 Trade Sides Value Trade Balance Graph

The height of each bar represents the total value of players on that side of the trade. A perfectly balanced trade would show bars of equal height.

Easy User Guide

Using this **redraft trade analyzer** is straightforward! Follow these simple steps to analyze your fantasy football trades:

  1. Set Your League Preferences:
    • Choose your "League Size" (e.g., 10, 12, 14 teams).
    • Adjust the "PPR" setting to match your league's scoring for receptions. A value of 1 means 1 point per reception.
    • Toggle "Superflex" on/off. This is a **Superflex redraft trade calculator** feature. When "ON", it will also display the "Top Risers/Fallers" trends.
  2. Add Players to Each Side:
    • In the "Team One" and "Team Two" sections, type a player's name into the "Search for player" box (e.g., Justin Jefferson).
    • Select the correct player from the autocomplete suggestions. You'll see their position, age, and value.
    • You can add up to 5 players per side to simulate various trade scenarios.
  3. Apply Waiver Adjustments:
    • Use the "Waiver Adjustment" field below each team to manually add or subtract value. This is useful for including draft picks, waiver wire pickups, or accounting for specific team needs that aren't reflected in player values.
  4. Review the Analysis:
    • The "Total Value" for each team updates instantly.
    • The central box will show the difference, indicating which side the trade "Favors Players on Side X by Y".
    • If the trade is unbalanced, the "Players To Equalize Trade" section will appear with suggestions.
    • The "Trade Value Visualization" graph provides a clear visual comparison of the total values.

This **fantasy football trade value tool** is designed to be simple and effective. Always remember to consider your team's specific needs and league context when making final trade decisions!

FAQs & Infographics

Why choose Auction $ vs $/Game?

Choosing between **auction dollar vs dollar per game** depends on your league's format and your strategy. Auction $ values reflect a player's total rest-of-season worth in a typical auction budget. $/Game focuses on a player's per-game efficiency, which can be useful for injury-prone players or those with fluctuating playing time.

What does PPR = 1 mean?

In a **PPR redraft trade analyzer** context (or our "Offensive Points Multiplier" for baseball), "PPR = 1" typically means that for every "offensive point" (like a run, RBI, or stolen base), that action is multiplied by 1. A 0.5 setting would give half the value, and 0 would mean no extra value for those categories.

How many players can I trade?

Our **redraft baseball trade calculator** allows you to add up to 5 players on each side of the trade. This covers most common trade scenarios, from 1-for-1 to multi-player deals.

What are ‘Top Risers/Fallers’?

‘Top Risers/Fallers’ represent players whose fantasy value has significantly increased or decreased over a recent period (e.g., last 14 days). This section helps you identify **live top risers fantasy football** trends, although in this mock version, the data is static and for demonstration purposes only.

How often are values updated?

In a live, professional **fantasy baseball trade value tool**, player values would be updated regularly (daily or weekly) to reflect real-world performance, injuries, and market changes. In this demonstration, the values are static mock data and do not update automatically.

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This calculator uses mock player data for demonstration purposes only.

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