E67 / #TRADESZN: Breaking Down All The Done Deals And Rumors In The PLL, MLL, and NLL

by Hutton JacksonFebruary 28, 20202 min readAdd comment

In this episode,  we discuss the official start of trade season. We break down the latest major MLL trades and signings and NLL mid-season trades that have occurred before the deadline. We also discuss the recent PLL rumors that Myles Jones and Sergio Salcido could be a part of a mega-PLL deal and provide some timely evidence to why the trade is likely to happen very soon.

We also discuss Brodie Merrill breaking the loose ball record, the NLL playoff picture through 13 weeks and what the WPLL’s announcement that they are reducing to four teams this season means for the league going forward.

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Hutton Jackson

Hutton Jackson is a Northern Virginia native and co-founder / coordinating producer of Pro Lacrosse Talk. He is also an Emmy-winning producer whose work has appeared on MLB Network, NHL Network and The Action Network. Hutton played four years of college lacrosse at DeSales University where his highest lacrosse accolade was being named to Inside Lacrosse’s 2014 All-Name Team, an honor that didn’t require stepping on the field. When he’s not producing new video content, editing podcasts or writing on lacrosse, he can usually be found diving around the crease in your local men’s league and ranting about Baltimore and D.C. sports.

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