untradable

Perez is all but untradable thanks to a $4.4 million contract.

The team, for better or worse, is also built, with a couple of aging, untradable players.

But Brown knew that their hefty contracts made some of those players' untradable.

Services believed to be "untradable" are now traded routinely in one form or another.

In only the second year of a seven-year, $41 million contract, he is virtually untradable.

This made Mackey "untradable" because no other department would take him afterwards.

"Because of his condition, he's essentially an untradable player," Thorn said.

Mourning's four-year, $22.6 million contract is guaranteed but not insured, making him virtually untradable because of health concerns.

Hey, Alan: I believe Anderson is virtually untradable because of his big contract.

"I don't think anybody is untradable," Maloney said.

The Mets owe Bonilla $5.9 million for next year, which makes him virtually untradable.

Johnson called the Lakers old with little athleticism, and labeled Bryant as their only untradable asset.

Given that the troubled bonds are effectively untradable, the Fed is offering to lend funds using the debt as collateral.

"I'm by no means untradable.

Although the Knicks did not honor his desire for a no-trade clause, the six-year, $100.4 million contract he signed last summer makes him virtually untradable.

However investors chose to ignore analysts' warnings that lock-up periods on the untradable shares are expiring and flooding the market with new supply.

So, as an ENRC shareholder, there's a real risk that you'll be left with an untradable stub of a private company.

The aim is to help avoid huge writedowns in securitised products that have become virtually untradable as they were linked to defaulting U.S. home loans.

Analysts are skeptical about the way China’s stocks are valued, particularly those like PetroChina with huge amounts of untradable government shares.

In deciding to sign Strawberry, Steinbrenner was willing to let the expensive but unproductive and untradable Ruben Sierra sit on the bench.

Due to huge falls in share prices and 'toxic' mortgage-backed securitised products becoming untradable, banks have been forced to write down billions of euros in assets.

"A month ago, before the trade deadline, I told everyone Neagle was an untradable commodity," Cam Bonifay, the Pirates' general manager, said.

Still, Kent plays, because of his contract (that untradable $1.96 million deal), because the Mets are still searching for a bona fide cleanup hitter.

Structured products backed by mortgages were highly rated by agencies but quickly sank in value and became untradable, forcing banks to write down billions of dollars. '

Despite high ratings, the products became untradable when U.S. home loans underpinning them went upaid, forcing banks holding them on their books to suffer massive writedowns.