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There are just so many variables. It would be a tall order to create any kind of study. You might have to look at subgroups. For example, it might be that adding a superstar hitter to a team that already has some serious pitching talent (eg current Ms) is much more beneficial than it would be for a team in another situation (eg Arod to the Rangers).

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