In baseball, transactions like free-agent signings and trades carry inherent risks, with modern front offices becoming increasingly cautious, often hesitant to trade high-value prospects despite their potential impact. This shift contrasts with past practices where teams were more willing to take bold risks for established talent, exemplified by figures like Padres’ AJ Preller, who continues to leverage farm systems for major acquisitions while acknowledging the cyclical nature of trade strategies.
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MLB Front Offices’ Increased Risk Aversion and Trade Market Impact
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