Effectively Wild Episode 1062: Mum’s the Met

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 26 May 2017

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan answer listener emails about performance in interleague games, how rising strikeout rates affect defense, the “foul pole” vs. the “fair pole,” the worst best player on a major league team, Terry Collins’ injury gag order, the best control pitcher of our era, “doubles up the middle,” strikeout terminology, the worst […]

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0:00.0	Who would give aob would heukan
0:17.8	I haven't practiced
0:28.8	Hello and welcome to episode 162 of Effectively Wild, a baseball podcast from fan graphs.
0:41.9	My name is Ben Lemberg and the writer for The Ringer, joined by Jeff Sullivan of Fan
0:46.0	Gras.
0:47.0	Hello.
0:48.0	You are not at home.
0:49.0	No, I'm in Jamaica and I'm recording a baseball podcast.
0:52.9	This is how hard we work to bring the goods to the listeners.
0:56.3	Yep, all the visitor brochures over here say, come to Jamaica, sit in your hotel room
1:01.2	and record a baseball podcast.
1:02.9	So I'm exploring all the island test to offer.
1:06.1	So what's going on in baseball right now?
1:08.7	What is going on in baseball right now?
1:10.6	I don't know.
1:11.6	Nothing, the wrong person that asked me.
1:13.6	A variety of things.
1:14.6	I'm kind of caught up.
1:15.6	I don't know.
1:16.6	I'm focusing mostly on the twins just because how many chances do you get to think about
1:21.2	the twins in a good way?
1:22.7	Not that I think the twins are actually good.
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