Can you vote against a trade in fantasy baseball?
It depends on your league's settings. Some fantasy baseball leagues allow members to veto trades deemed lopsided or otherwise unfair. If enough league members vote against the trade, it is voided and the players involved are returned to their original teams. Other league's leave veto responsibilities to the commissioner, while others will allow any trade to go through without review. It's all explained in RotoWire's Fantasy Baseball Guide.
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