Effectively Wild Episode 1259: I Will Follow You into the Park

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 20 August 2018

⏱️ 92 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about Clayton Kershaw’s resurgence and opt-out odds, the state of the playoff races, the Mariners’ balk-off weekend win, an unusual aspect of the 2008 CC Sabathia trade, the impending free agency of Nelson Cruz, and Ben’s article about the 1993 Athletics’ platoon-starter experiment, a precursor to the current Rays’ […]

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0:00.0	Go, go, sit and throw these wreckage piles
0:03.2	Go, smack through the rubble of bricks and wire
0:06.2	Go, smack looking for something I'll never find
0:09.2	Go, smack looking for something I'll never find
0:12.3	Taking for pole in my neighbor, but
0:15.1	We're all the old building stir
0:18.1	Go, go, make it diggin' it down, down
0:20.9	Go, smack through cars, go live underground
0:24.0	Go, go, see that never stop losing you
0:26.9	Go, go, see that never die because something is new
0:30.0	Go, go, all our clothes get swept away
0:33.0	Go, go, it diggin' it's the biggest way
0:35.7	Hello and welcome to episode 1259 of
0:38.8	Effectively Wild to Pay a Baseball Podcast
0:41.0	from Fedgrass and from our Patreon supporters
0:43.6	I'm Ben Lemberg, up the ringer
0:45.2	joined by Jeff Sullivan of Fedgrass
0:47.0	Hello
0:47.5	Hi, how, how, how, how are you?
0:51.3	Doing okay
0:53.3	Thank you
0:54.4	for attempting to ask
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