AFL trade period, deadline day: Bailey Smith's trade goes down to the wire as flurry of trades leads to 'comical' finish

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What a final few minutes that was!

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Here's the summary of the Tom Barrass deal.

Bailey Smith's manager Paul Connor has revealed his player was calm throughout the process, despite it going down to the wire.

"I actually can't express how relaxed he was ... he wanted a fresh start and there isn't much more to it than that," he told AFL Trade Radio.

Caleb Daniel's manager Marty Pask is a happy man.

And so is his player.

"Sometimes players need a fresh start and North Melbourne offered that ... it's a perfect marriage for them," he said on AFL Trade Radio.

That's it.

The trade period is over.

Those last few minutes were absolutely ridiculous.

Brodie Kemp was one deal that didn't get done. No deal was struck between Carlton and St Kilda. He'll stay a Blue.

But wait.

Matt Kennedy has landed at the Bulldogs. That's for pick 38.

Meanwhile, Xavier O'Halloran will stay at the Giants.

How ridiculous.

All these trades have dropped in the final minutes.

Jack Macrae gets to St Kilda for pick 45.

Jake Stringer is officially gone from Essendon.

The Giants part with pick 53 as a result.

The addition of Jacob Konstanty means the Luke Parker to Kangaroos deal is finalised.

Swans get pick 44.

Caleb Daniel to the Kangaroos is done.

Pick 25 goes to the Bulldogs.

Bailey Smith is off to the Cats!

"It is comical ... the way it's done," Kane Cornes said on AFL Trade Radio.