Effectively Wild Episode 1263: Around the Majors in 36 Days

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 29 August 2018

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan have a possibly premature discussion of whether Shohei Ohtani lived up to the preseason hype, then answer listener emails about the Angels’ historic record in two-run games, the last player who’ll be older than them, using expected offensive stats instead of actual ones in WAR, and David Robertson‘s far-fetched contract […]

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0:00.0	Two times in your life you will trace the edge
0:03.3	Think you're chosen
0:04.8	Review my breasts and tell it like it is
0:06.9	My life is high, my love is high
0:09.3	And I, I, I
0:12.4	I will clutch my own fist and I
0:14.9	I will always, I will always win
0:19.2	Well say a heart, there's more than blood that beats
0:21.9	Then my heart, my hands and my feet
0:26.2	Stay between my tongue and my teeth
0:28.8	Hello and welcome to episode 1263 of
0:32.0	Effectively Wild a baseball podcast from
0:34.1	Bandgraphs presented by our Patreon
0:36.3	Sporters and Ben Lindbergh of the
0:38.2	Ringer joint like Jeff Sullivan of Bandgraphs. Hello.
0:41.2	Hi Ben.
0:42.0	A couple of guests lined up for later in this episode.
0:44.8	First we're going to bring on a returning guest.
0:47.4	Some of you may remember from episode 1169
0:51.2	Back on January 30th we talked to listener Michael mountain
0:55.4	About his planned 35 day 30 ballpark
0:59.3	Baseball road trip. Well, he has completed it
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