Effectively Wild Episode 1106: The Sortable Ballpark Leaderboard

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 6 September 2017

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about their Hurricane Harvey relief raffle’s status, hot and cold teams, Trevor Bauer’s run-in with Avisail Garcia, and evolving pitch-selection in the major leagues, then talk to EW listener Max Schleicher about his fan-sentiment-based study on the best and worst big-league ballparks (and big-league-ballpark amenities). Audio intro: Mos Def, "Pretty […]

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0:00.0	Everyone just so you know, we recorded this episode when Apple watches were still far from
0:04.6	our minds.
0:05.6	If you'd like our takeson ridiculous red socks Yankees rule breaking, sign stealing, and
0:09.4	smart watch wearing tune in tomorrow.
0:30.0	Hello and welcome to episode 1106 of Effectively Wildy.
0:43.3	Baseball podcast from Fangress presented by our Patreon supporters.
0:47.3	I'm Ben Lindbergh of the ringer and in Oregon where Ash's falling outside his window,
0:54.3	it's Jeff Sullivan of Fangress.
0:56.2	Hello.
0:57.2	Hello.
0:58.2	It's sad.
0:59.2	Normally, some types of ash I guess would interest you if they were the result of volcanic
1:04.8	explosions of some sort, but that is not the kind of ash that is falling right now.
1:09.3	Yes, we have force fires.
1:11.1	We have fires all over the state and now granted the majority of them are older and the majority
1:16.5	of them started by lightning, but there is one particular fire that is new started
1:20.2	over the weekend in a very, very popular and beautiful and scenic and predicted area
1:24.5	known as the Columbia River Gorge.
1:26.2	There is a fire started by some irresponsible teenager playing with fireworks.
1:29.8	The fire has spread 12 miles overnight, which I don't know much about fires, so now I know
1:36.4	how one fire has moved.
1:37.9	I will now wait to collect data on how hundreds of other fires move to see if 12 is a lot,
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