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What a finish to another busy deadline day in trade period. Thanks for joining our live coverage throughout.
You can listen to our trade period wrap with Michael Gleeson, Peter Ryan and Jake Niall later tonight, wherever you get your podcasts.
And there will be plenty of fallout from the deals that got done - and the ones that didn't - so make sure you keep an eye on realfooty.com.au for all the news and analysis in the wash-up.
Collingwood fans will be wondering how their club has ended up jettisoning Adam Treloar, Jaidyn Stephenson and Tom Phillips in one of the AFL's most dramatic fire sales.
They will be either perplexed, depressed or angry about the outcome of this post-season, which was a reckoning for decisions that have built up over a period of years.
What should be understood by their understandably flat faithful is that the fire sale did not simply happen in 2020 and if Treloar and Stephenson were the expendables, they themselves were not responsible. It can be likened to a bad debt that accumulated interest and compound interest until it could no longer be carried and had to be repaid, all at once.
In effect, the Magpies have ripped off the Band-Aid of their salary cap issues, and this process involves raw wounds - for Treloar in particular, for Nathan Buckley and for the club's marketing department, which can't sell what has unfolded to an incensed membership base.
Nick Hind and pick 77 went to Essendon and picks 67 and 74 went to St Kilda.
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Pick 14, 65, 70 and a future second round pick.
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Adam Treloar, Jaidyn Stephenson, Tom Phillips, Atu Bosenavulagi, pick 26, 33, 39 and 42.
Here's what the Pies list manager said in the club statement announcing Treloar's move to the Bulldogs:
“For some time we have held the view that this year’s draft represents an excellent opportunity to address some of our needs. We think in the short term we can improve from within but we can also now strengthen the profile of our list for the medium and longer term. This deal improves significantly our ability to do that," Guy said.
“With the draft assets we now have, we also have the ability over the next couple of weeks to explore ways of improving our draft position further.”
Adam Treloar, pick 26, pick 33 and pick 42 went to the Western Bulldogs, with Collingwood receiving pick 14 and a future second round pick in exchange.
Jye Caldwell, pick 44 and 74 go from GWS to Essendon with the Bombers giving back pick 29 and a future second rounder.
Josh Dunkley did NOT get to Essendon, as was his want.
Nick Hind and pick 77 went to Essendon and picks 67 and 74 went to St Kilda.
We're still waiting on the official paperwork being lodged, but here's what we know of the trades that got done tonight.
Jeremy Cameron, Adam Treloar, Jye Caldwell, Tom Phillips and Orazio Fantasia all got traded.
Geelong gave up all three of their first-round picks for Cameron, but get two future first-rounders as well as the key forward in return.
Josh Dunkley stays at the Bulldogs, and Jackson Hately did not get traded and will go through the pre-season draft.
Adam Treloar has been traded to the Bulldogs in exchange for pick 14 and a future second-round pick.
Jye Caldwell has also got his move to Essendon, as requested. Caldwell, pick 44 and 74 go to Essendon for pick 29 and a future second-rounder.
Jackson Hately will go through to the pre-season draft where he can be picked up by Adelaide, who have the first pick.
Josh Dunkley has not been traded.