Effectively Wild Episode 1050: The Big Leaguer Born at Sea

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2017

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Chris Coghlan’s slide and the Pirates’ new international players, then answer listener emails about Korean baseball, fixing slides, the impressive JC Ramirez, baseball and humility, Space Jam and Hey Arnold!-inspired scenarios, Clayton Kershaw’s undoing, Billy Hamilton’s speed vs. on-base ability, a mysterious Seager, a pitching-change clock, Eric Thames-esque […]

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0:00.0	Are you cruel out of the sea?
0:07.7	Stayed into my arms,
0:11.7	Stayed into my arms,
0:15.8	Are you cruel out of the sea?
0:23.5	Stayed into my arms,
0:27.6	Stayed into my arms,
0:32.6	Hello and welcome to episode 150,
0:36.3	Effectively Wild, a baseball podcast from Vangress,
0:39.6	presented by our Patreon supporters.
0:42.0	My name is Ben Lindbergh, I'm a writer for TheRinger.com,
0:45.0	and I'm joined as always by Jeff Sullivan of Vangress.
0:48.4	Hello.
0:48.8	Hi.
0:49.6	This is our first almost round number together as co-hosts,
0:53.2	or half-century milestone, not quite a big one.
0:56.6	But still, 50 episodes takes a long time to get to 50 episodes for some podcasts.
1:02.1	I don't think I've been present for all 50 though.
1:03.8	Didn't you do someone I was on my way here traveling?
1:06.6	Yes.
1:07.2	So my right number is going to be something like 1057.
1:11.3	All right, we'll celebrate then.
1:13.2	So I don't have anything to say about the Chris Cogland slide.
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