Tuesday's MLB trade deadline brought with it the normal weirdness that comes along with player movement in baseball. One player was traded to his opponent, and literally walked to his new dugout, moving his stuff from one locker room to the other in the same building.
While most professional sports leagues have a finite number of days that players can be swapped, the fact that baseball games are often played during the day—or at the very least, warmed up for during the day—makes player movement much more visible, especially the new faces, new places aspect.
