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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Effectively Wild Episode 1668: Season Preview Series: Twins and Tigers

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.82.6K Ratings

🗓️ 17 March 2021

⏱️ 102 minutes

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Summary

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about weirdness and whimsy in spring training, the Giants and Cleveland playing an unnecessary bottom of the ninth (without umpires), the 22-pitch plate appearance between Jordan Hicks and Luis Guillorme, Jacob deGrom’s ever-escalating velocity, and two recent research pieces, then preview the 2021 Twins (23:33) with Aaron Gleeman of […]

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0:00.0

So happy that you got to the bottom of the fears that were bettering you

0:06.3

Then you found around stone and you were in it around like a Jew

0:12.0

No fear of the swinging wild open

0:17.0

Then you found yourself man and that's something

0:25.0

Hello and welcome to episode 1668 of Effectively Wild a Fangirl Spaceball podcast brought you by our Patreon supporters

0:32.0

I'm Meg Raleigh of Fangirls and I joined as always by Ben Limberg of the Ringer

0:36.0

Ben, how are you?

0:37.0

I'm doing well. We are doing team previews today

0:40.0

We've got an ale central tofer Aaron Gleeman on the twins filed by Evan Woodberry on the tigers

0:46.0

But first I've got to ask you about a few sites from spring training

0:50.0

Because there's some extremely mech stuff going on in the whole week

0:55.0

Spring training is getting weird, weirder than usual

0:58.0

We've talked about a few of the weird occurrences

1:00.0

But one of the weirdest happened just a few days ago

1:04.0

Where the giants played the bottom of the ninth in a game against Cleveland

1:09.0

When the giants were winning the game already

1:12.0

And they all just played on

1:15.0

Which I think is what big leakers used to do up until 1880

1:19.0

I think Sam has brought up how in the early days of baseball

1:23.0

It was customary to play out the bottom of the ninth regardless of who was winning

1:27.0

But not so customary now

1:29.0

And the umpires pieced just in protest I guess they're like

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