It's a nervous sick motion or the head to the left.

It's a nervous sick motion or the head to the left of the one.

The head to the left.

So exercise yourselves to your be-reft.

No, no.

It's a nervous sick motion or the head to the left of the other.

Hello and welcome to episode 1669 of Effectively Wild a Fangreft's baseball podcast,

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I am Jeff Sullivan of Fangreft's joined by Ben Lindbergh of The Ringer.

Hello Ben.

Hello.

On this podcast, I think we're both excited because we get to talk to an actual living, breathing, young, developing, left-handed catcher.

So we don't want to delay too much before we get to that because it turns out, yes, they should exist.

No, the theories against them aren't correct.

It is spoilers.

Yeah, I don't want to have any more details.

Yeah, I'm really looking forward to this because long-time listeners, no, I've always been fascinated by left-handed catchers.

And my great regret of my time with The Stompers is that I was not able to sign a left-handed catcher to play for our team and write about it in the book.

But they were hard to find.

I didn't know where to get a left-handed catcher because they don't really exist at that level.

But we have found one and we will be talking to her very soon.

Yeah, it turns out it's the fault of like the little league coaches and maybe the high school coaches.

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