Effectively Wild Episode 1576: The “Is This Guy Good?” Game Returns

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 11 August 2020

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Sam Miller banter about a realization about fake crowd noise discomfort, a disastrous start to a Derek Holland outing that recalled an earlier podcast discussion, whether Fernando Tatís Jr. will ever have a moment as remarkable as Fernando Tatís’s two-grand-slam inning, outfielders showing up pitchers, and more, then bring back the “Is […]

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0:00.0	What do you see?
0:03.6	The skylines close to me
0:06.8	And the three way may be shut down
0:10.2	And the two of us stuck in the same town
0:13.8	No way that we can't lead
0:16.8	To crazy, to be believing
0:20.0	Be as good as you want to be
0:23.4	Be as good as you want to be
0:26.6	Good morning and welcome to episode 1576 of Effectively Wild
0:31.4	The baseball podcast at andrats.com
0:34.4	Brought to you by our Patreon supporters
0:36.4	I'm Sam Miller, ESPN, along with Ben Lindbergh of the Ring
0:40.4	Hi, I'm zeroed in a little bit on a discomfort
0:44.4	With the crowd noise that I tried to talk about
0:47.4	But I wasn't quite actually clear on my discomfort
0:50.4	I focused on it, I addressed it this weekend
0:53.4	And I think I can be a little more clear now
0:55.4	The normal sequence is of a baseball game
0:58.4	His player hits the ball into the outfield
1:01.4	It lands for a hit
1:03.4	They show the outfield or fielding it
1:06.4	And then they cut to the runner sort of rounding first
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