Get out of the side of the scene, you're floating on there.

Get back to where you should be,

where I'm going on there.

Hello and welcome to Episode 173 of Infectively Wild,

a baseball podcast from Fengaraffes presented by our Patreon supporters.

My name is Ben Lindbergh, I'm a writer for TheRinger.com

I joined by Jeff Sullivan of Fengaraffes. Hello Jeff.

Hello Ben. The results are in. You know what a jam is,

or what the internet thinks a jam is sort of.

Sort of.

Give us the results.

Well, I can try to do it. It's a little complicated because there is no clear dividing line,

not that I think one could ever think that there was.

But, Jams, at least according to the community voting results at Fengaraffes

from last week, seem to require there to be multiple base runners.

There's not a good link at all to high leverage situations,

which makes sense because one scenario where I quizzed the audience

was bottom of the ninth home team is down by a run.

There is a runner on first and nobody out.

That is a very high leverage situation.

The leverage index for anyone who knows about that is 5.4,

which means it's about 540 percent more, I don't know,

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