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Ray Krouse (1958) trade tree

Detroit traded Ray Krouse to Baltimore for a 1959 third-round pick.

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April 27, 1956

The Giants acquired defensive tackle Dick Modzelewski from the Lions for defensive tackle Ray Krouse.

Detroit Lions
Got
Ray Krouse (DT)
Sent
Dick Modzelewski (DT)
New York Giants
Got
Dick Modzelewski (DT)
Sent
Ray Krouse (DT)
Sources: [1] [2] [3]

July 18, 1958

Detroit traded Ray Krouse to Baltimore for a 1959 third-round pick.

Baltimore Colts
Got
Ray Krouse (DT)
Sent
1959 3rd-round pick No. 36 (originally BAL) — became Ron Luciano
Detroit Lions
Got
1959 3rd-round pick No. 36 (originally BAL) — became Ron Luciano
Sent
Ray Krouse (DT)
Sources: [1] [2]

March 13, 1960

1960 expansion draft: Dallas selects three players from Baltimore.

Baltimore Colts
Sent
Dave Sherer, L. G. Dupre, Ray Krouse (DT)
Dallas Cowboys
Got
Dave Sherer, L. G. Dupre, Ray Krouse (DT)
Sources: [1]

June 23, 1960

Cowboys acquire Eddie LeBaron from Washington for two 1961 draft picks and Ray Krouse.

Dallas Cowboys
Got
Eddie LeBaron, Frank Kuchta
Sent
1961 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally DAL) — became Norm Snead, 1961 6th-round pick No. 72 (originally DAL) — became Joe Krakoski, Ray Krouse (DT)
Washington Redskins
Got
1961 1st-round pick No. 2 (originally DAL) — became Norm Snead, 1961 6th-round pick No. 72 (originally DAL) — became Joe Krakoski, Ray Krouse (DT)
Sent
Eddie LeBaron, Frank Kuchta
Top-5 pick
Sources: [1] [2]