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Rob Fredrickson (1998) trade tree

On March 24, 1998, Detroit Lions sent a 1998 fourth-round pick (No. 113, became Shawn Barber) to OAK for LB Rob Fredrickson.

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Connected tree: ◈ Gennaro DiNapoli (1998)1 shared trade

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1998 4th-round pick No. 113 (originally DET) follow its journey

  1. Mar 24, 1998 DET → OAK this tree DET ↔ OAK
  2. Apr 19, 1998 OAK → WAS ◈ Gennaro DiNapoli (1998) OAK ↔ WAS
  3. → It became Shawn Barber (WAS).

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1998-03-24

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Received1998 4th-round pick No. 113 (originally DET) — became Shawn Barber
Sent1998 4th-round pick No. 113 (originally DET) — became Shawn Barber

On March 24, 1998, Detroit Lions sent a 1998 fourth-round pick (No. 113, became Shawn Barber) to OAK for LB Rob Fredrickson.

1998-04-19

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◈ Also part of the Gennaro DiNapoli (1998) trade tree

Sent1998 4th-round pick No. 113 (originally DET) — became Shawn Barber, 1998 7th-round pick No. 191 (originally OAK) — became David Terrell
Received1998 4th-round pick No. 109 (originally WAS) — became Gennaro DiNapoli
Sent1998 4th-round pick No. 109 (originally WAS) — became Gennaro DiNapoli
Received1998 4th-round pick No. 113 (originally DET) — became Shawn Barber, 1998 7th-round pick No. 191 (originally OAK) — became David Terrell

On April 19, 1998, OAK sent a 1998 fourth-round pick (No. 113, became Shawn Barber) and a 1998 seventh-round pick (No. 191, became David Terrell) to Washington Redskins for a 1998 fourth-round pick (No. 109, became Gennaro DiNapoli).

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