Even Trade
Summary: Pittsburgh appears to have sent late 1950 draft compensation to the Cardinals, but the surviving source record lists Pittsburgh's return only as undisclosed compensation. Analysis: This is a low-confidence archival artifact rather than a clear football-value trade. With late-round picks and unclear consideration involved, Even Trade is the safest holding verdict until a stronger source identifies the exact return.
Pittsburgh Steelers Received
- player Undisclosed compensation
Arizona St Louis Cardinals Received
- pick 1950 tenth round pick (#126-Milt Lavigne)
- pick 1950 twelfth round pick (#152-Bob Sharpe)
Trade Summary
Summary: Pittsburgh appears to have sent late 1950 draft compensation to the Cardinals, but the surviving source record lists Pittsburgh's return only as undisclosed compensation. Analysis: This is a low-confidence archival artifact rather than a clear football-value trade. With late-round picks and unclear consideration involved, Even Trade is the safest holding verdict until a stronger source identifies the exact return.
Trade Analysis
Summary: Pittsburgh appears to have sent late 1950 draft compensation to the Cardinals, but the surviving source record lists Pittsburgh's return only as undisclosed compensation. Analysis: This is a low-confidence archival artifact rather than a clear football-value trade. With late-round picks and unclear consideration involved, Even Trade is the safest holding verdict until a stronger source identifies the exact return. Arizona/St. Louis Cardinals received 1950 tenth round pick (#126-Milt Lavigne); 1950 twelfth round pick (#152-Bob Sharpe) and gave up Undisclosed compensation. The partner grade reflects the same value curve from the opposite side of the transaction.