The non-waiver trade deadline has come and gone, which means the bulk of the trading activity is behind us and the majority of marquee names available have already been moved. But that doesn't mean trading season is over. Far from it, in fact. Remember that blockbuster nine-player trade from 2012 that saw the Los Angeles Dodgers acquire Adrian Gonzalez, Carl Crawford, Josh Beckett and Nick Punto from the Boston Red Sox. That happened on Aug. 25, making it perhaps the most notable post July 31 trade in recent memory. Will there be a post deadline deal this season that tops it? It's enitrely possible. In fact, we'll run through some players who might be good candidates to be moved. In order to happeh though, it would require any player on the 40-man roster that's involved to pass through revocable waivers. The process itself sounds complicated, but it's pretty basic in its steps. [ Play a Daily Fantasy contest for cash today!l ] When a player is placed on revocable waivers, other teams can submit a claim. If more than one team does, those in the same league as that player's team get first priority, starting with the club with the worst record on the day of the claim.