good points, everyone. I would think that they would probably have to restrict the rounds available to be traded, like the top 10 rounds, those tied to slot money. But I disagree with the argument that poor teams would stay poor. If anything, using Pittsburgh as an example, this could be the year that they could go after a big bat, or big arm, with dangling their 1st rd pick of 2014, to help the franchise push itself over the .500 hump for the first time in 20 years. Would losing a top 10 pick for 2 years of control of a solid pitcher be worth it to a team on the cusp of winning? I think so. In the other leagues i guess you just dont see the parity you see in MLB, with certain franchises always winning and others always losing. I think the ability to get additional picks in rounds would help those struggling teams turn around quicker than normal..