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Home deft shabapa, Sousa roll shit remember that you may hit her, say he first

Hello and welcome to episode 1310 of Effectively Wild, a baseball podcast from Fandras

presented by our Patreon supporters. I am Ben Lindbergh of the ringer joined by Jeff Sullivan

of Fandcrafts. Hello, hey Ben, we have a guest later in this episode, we will be talking

to Charlie Olson who is the co-founder and CEO of a company called Pando Pooling that

is yet another company that has been conceived to try to pay minor leagers since teams have

opted not to. This one is a little bit different from Big League Advance, the company we talked

to some months ago. That one was essentially upfront, you got a payment and then if you

make money later, then you pay the company some percentage of your earnings. This one

is a bunch of players essentially pool their futures and construct their own safety net

so that if one guy makes it, then the company and the players in that pool end up taking

a portion of the salary he makes and everyone who washes out just gets to kind of feed off

of that guy's success. So it's another innovative solution that people are just putting forth

here because the game itself is not currently a solution for paying minor leagers.

Yeah, although I guess unlike with something like Big League Advance, in either case, of

course, if there were changes to the minor league pay structure, then the circumstances would

be different. But even in a case such as this one, as we'll talk about later, even if

minor leagers were guaranteed more money, that doesn't mean that they wouldn't be interested

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