So the night is time, there's a few good dumber get the bank

There's a man in a wheel when he wants to kill him, he can't be out

And the trash is in the store, trash is in the garbage bag

And the trash is in the garbage bag, trash is in the garbage bag

So the night is time, there's a man in a wheel when he wants to kill him

Hello and welcome to episode 1504 of effectively wild a baseball podcast from

Fangrass presented by our patreon supporters, I am Benlyn Berg of the

Dringer and this is a bonus episode of effectively wild

A lot of people are angry about the astros right now, angry about the science dealing, angry

It means you're baseball for how it has responded to the science doing

But a few people are so angry that they have decided to sue

And we are now up to I believe at least six lawsuits

Targeted at the astros or MLB or some combination of the two including some individuals involved in the science dealing cases

And I don't have any real sense of what kind of legal bar these claimants have to clear

And what the next steps for these cases might be

So I thought we could do a little episode that's just devoted to rounding up all of these cases

Getting some sense of how hard it is to convince people

Of these things that are being claimed here and whether we might actually see some penalties assessed

And so to talk about this, I am joined now by Nathaniel Groh who is an associate professor at the Kelly

School of Business at Indiana University

And he has been on the podcast before he used to write regularly for Fangrass

And he has written pretty regularly about sports law

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