Here is what I came up with (I'm just using the example of the operator "+" because that is the only one I _need_ right now):

use List::Util;
use Algorithm::ChooseSubsets;

...<lots of stuff snipped here>...

  # Generate sums of the values of all combinations of my picks
  my @to_trade1;
  
  for (my $i=0; $i < $roster_spots; $i++) {
    my $record={};
    my $this_pick = $pick_by_team[$brett_team][$i];
    if ($this_pick > $draft_pick) {
      push @to_trade1, $this_pick;
    }
  }
  
  my @to_trade = {};
  for (my $i = 2; $i < $#to_trade1; $i++) {
    my $subset_list = new Algorithm::ChooseSubsets(\@to_trade1, $i);
    while (my $this_set =  $subset_list->next()) {
      my $record={};
      $record->{"LIST"} = [ @$this_set ];
      $record->{"VALUE"} = List::Util::sum @$this_set;
      push @to_trade, $record;
    }
  }

  print Dumper(@to_trade);

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This works, but is pretty slow...I have to respond to trades within a minute so, I may try some ways to speed it up!

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