I used to forget the next day.

I used to forget the next day now.

I've been in on a car.

For your clothes, you've been on all the way.

And I tell you to keep the door open.

Hello and welcome to episode 1683 of Effectively Wild of the Baseball Podcast from Fangrass

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I am Ben Lindbergh of The Ringer, joined by Meg Raleigh of Fangrass Lomack.

Hello.

A lot has happened since we last spoke.

The Super League seemingly came and went just in the span of a few days.

Hadn't heard of the Super League last time we spoke.

Now I guess I never needed to hear it necessarily.

I felt like I had just about figured out what it was.

And now maybe that effort was wasted.

So for a person, not me, who doesn't understand what the Super League was and maybe was sprawled out on her couch, recovering from her second COVID dose.

But again, not me, just a hypothetical person who meets that description.

Is this a thing that we need to know about from a baseball perspective?

No, although I was anticipating some emails.

And I think it came and went if it has in fact gone so quickly that there wasn't even time for people to send us hypotheticals about what would happen if the Yankees and the Red Sox and the Dodgers and the Cubs decided to split up and form their own Super MLB League.

But from what I can glean MLB basically already is a Super League, more or less.

The structure is kind of what the Super League was going for in a lot of ways, but no, it does not seem like this is incredibly relevant to effectively wild right now.

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