I want to point out that with the economy worsening, it could be the best buyers market in a long time around the deadline. Most teams appear to already be pushing the limit on their payrolls, and if attendance numbers fail to meet projections due to more fans without money to spend, these teams would be seeing red, deep and quick. Clubs that are straddling the fine line between buyers and sellers may have extra motivation to choose to sell off some salary, and clubs that are clear sellers will have extra motivation to simply get a deal done. And by the same logic, there shouldn't be as many buyers who don't have room to add salary. However, early ticket sales in Milwaukee are extremely encouraging - I would say its possible we could buck the trend and build on last year attendance success. Keeping to payroll flexibility and waiting for the trade market to ripen in July could be a very, very shrewd strategy.