Effectively Wild Episode 1246: A Brad in the Hand

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 July 2018

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about beard grooming, the indy-league exploits of Rafael Palmeiro, Patrick Palmeiro, and the Chinese national team, the Padres-Indians trade involving Brad Hand, Adam Cimber, and Francisco Mejía, the Orioles’ commitment to rebuilding, post-publication regrets about articles, the worst example of umpiring they’ve ever seen, and the state of the […]

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0:00.0	I don't wanna think I'm gonna see you don't lie
0:05.0	Cause I'm never gonna be that you die
0:10.0	I'm never gonna get it all
0:15.0	I'm never gonna go again
0:20.0	I'm never gonna go again
0:24.0	I'm never gonna go again at all
0:26.0	I'm never gonna go again
0:56.0	I'm never gonna go again
1:26.0	I'm never gonna go again
1:56.0	I'm never gonna go again
2:26.0	This year Raphael Pomaro at 53 years old
2:29.0	27 games 105 played appearances
2:32.0	He is triple-slashing 291 419 523
2:37.0	That is a 942 OPS with 6 homers in 105 played appearances
2:42.0	Now here's the thing, he has the best OPS on the team
2:46.0	And everyone else on the team is under 30
2:49.0	He is leading this team and hitting
2:52.0	And here's the other thing, one of his teammates Patrick Pomaro
2:55.0	Who is Raphael Pomaro's son
2:58.0	Now Patrick Pomaro, this isn't really just nepotism here
3:02.0	He's a legitimate baseball player
3:04.0	He is 28 years old
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