Effectively Wild Episode 1109: Still Streaking

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 September 2017

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan revisit their banter about ups and downs and Joe Mauer, then talk about (and talk about talking about) baseball’s long-lasting streaks, their takeaways from the Indians’ and Dodgers’ recent results, who’s actually on the White Sox, which playoff teams are likely to ride their bullpens hardest this October, the pitching […]

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0:00.0	Do I have to do this all over again?
0:04.6	In that do we cry first time?
0:08.4	Do I have to do this all over again?
0:13.2	How many times do I have to make this cry?
0:17.2	Hello and welcome to episode 11.09,
0:21.2	Effectively Wild A baseball podcast from Famegrass,
0:24.1	presented by our Patreon supporters.
0:26.4	I am Ben Lemberg of the Ringard,
0:28.0	joined by Jeff Sullivan of Famegrass.
0:29.8	Hello.
0:30.3	There's a very enthusiastic and emphatic beginning.
0:33.1	I know. Unreduous.
0:34.8	Just not at all match up with my actual enthusiasm.
0:39.6	As we'll talk about in a few minutes.
0:41.6	But a couple follow-ups I wanted to get to before we discuss the sort of topic for today.
0:49.2	One about the up-down debate that we had on a recent episode,
0:54.1	Up the Line and Down the Line and which one is right if either.
0:57.9	And I thought there was a pretty good organizing philosophy about
1:01.9	when you use up and when you use down that was sent in by listener named Kevin.
1:06.0	He says,
1:06.7	chiming in on the Up the Line versus Down the Line debate from episode 11.07.
1:10.9	Listening to that episode, I realized my tendency is to use Down the Line
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