Oh, wait, are we talking about the Blue Jays first?

You'll know. You'll know.

Good morning and welcome to episode 130 of Effectively Wilds, the Daily Podcasts from

baseballperspectus.com. I'm Sam Miller, I'm with Ben Lindbergh, and today we are with a special

guest, the author of the Toronto Blue Jays chapter of the baseball prospectus annual Matthew Cory,

Matthew Cory. How are you? It's like R.A. Dickie. I'm good. How are you Sam? How are you Ben?

By the way, our second guest, I feel like it would be polite to introduce our second guest also,

even though it comes later. Our later guest will be Brendan Kennedy from the Toronto Star,

who will also be talking about the Blue Jays coincidentally enough.

Great, wonderful.

Okay, so should I ask a question?

Yeah, can I complain first? Sure, yeah. I'd like a more rock and intro, like the one you guys

do for the other guys. We had nothing to do with that intro. That is beyond our capabilities

of audio editing. Well, I'll just say it's awesome, and I'll be quiet in the two asking

you questions. I feel like that intro, the intro for the squeeze, had a budget, and we don't have

a budget. No, we just find a clip of a toilet flushing or something and call it a day.

That's perfect. I hope you use that one. I think we have already. We have. I try not to repeat.

Yeah, okay. So, Matt, most people probably don't know the schedule for writing this book,

but we actually start in around the beginning of October and theoretically, theoretically.

And some of the first chapters are actually do in early November and mid-November, although they

do get edited and modified as the off-season happens. So, you would have probably been knee-deep

in the Blue Jays when everything erupted in mid-slash late November. And I'm just curious,

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