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CeeZar
Because you can't just lump them all into the same bucket "demand to be traded". There are reasons why players demand to be traded or hold out. Some of those reasons are easily overcome and others aren't. Contract disputes are business issues that get resolved and everyone moves on, on-field issues usually don't.

But that's a huge and incorrect assumption that they get resolved since they don't always get resolved.

But we can drill down a bit to satisfy that narrow point. Do we have any examples of where a player demand to be traded due to a contract dispute, and wasn't?

I suspect the answer is still going to be a resounding no. The fact is, most of those on the list you compiled were contract disputes that resulted in separation.