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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Effectively Wild Episode 1692: No Mo’ No-Nos

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 12 May 2021

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the Mariners’ impending call-up of top prospect Jarred Kelenic, the Dodgers’ recent slump, the Oakland A’s threatening to relocate, Wade Miley’s no-hitter and how long it takes for no-no fatigue to set in, whether MLB’s offensive downturn will force the league to take action, the role of hitters in the hit-by-pitch spike, a near-umpire perfect game and the unparalleled pitch-calling accuracy of unsung umpire John Libka, the Mets’ mysterious rat/raccoon fiasco, the return of Luke Voit, zombie runners, and players and staff testing positive post-vaccine, plus a PSA about broadcasters saying “effectively wild.”

Audio intro: The Clash, "The Call Up"
Audio outro: Paul McCartney, "Keep Under Cover"

Link to FanGraphs’ top prospects
Link to ESPN report about the A’s
Link to Tony Wolfe on Miley’s no-no
Link to Rob Arthur on HBP
Link to Ken Rosenthal on HBP
Link to Sara Sanchez on HBP
Link to 2002 armor crackdown news
Link to podcast with Theo
Link to Libnak umpire scorecard
Link to Umpire Scorecards explainer
Link to Libnak call of the month
Link to Libnak Mets game
Link to Ben on umpire perfect games
Link to ump accuracy rates by game
Link to lifetime ump accuracy rates
Link to seasonal ump accuracy rates
Link to Meg on a baseball penalty box
Link to Zack Scott rat/raccoon story
Link to Jay Jaffe on zombie runners

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0:00.0

It's up to you not to hear the call of

0:08.0

You must not act the way you were brought up

0:16.0

Who knows the reason why you were brought up

0:24.0

Who knows the plans and why they were shown up

0:28.0

Hello and welcome to episode 1692 on Effectively Wild

0:32.0

A fan-graph space ball podcast brought to you by Patreon supporters

0:36.0

I'm Meg Raleigh of FanGraphs and I'm joined as always by Ben Lumberger of the Ringer

0:40.0

Ben, how are you?

0:42.0

Doing well! Sounds like Mariners fans will soon be meeting a major leaker

0:46.0

Not one that we need to do a jingle in a segment of app because kind of a well-known name

0:52.0

But sounds like Jared Kellnick will be up on Thursday according to reports

0:56.0

He'd sound like that. The day began with us all receiving an object lesson and why it's important to verify that Twitter accounts are actually representing the entities they purport to

1:08.0

And ended with the news that were likely to see Kellnick on Thursday so it was a wild ride

1:12.0

Crazy time

1:14.0

Alluding to someone who made a fake Mariners PR account which just amuses me like

1:20.0

Misinformation is bad

1:22.0

There's too much misinformation out there but something about that just amuses me

1:28.0

That someone thought I will make a fake Mariners PR account and that was how they spent part of their day

1:34.0

And they used the logo or whatever and it duped a lot of people and turned out to be prescient

1:40.0

I don't know if the person who made that fake account was tipped off or something or just figured

1:44.0

Well it's coming because Kellnick is really good and he's hitting well in AAA

1:48.0

So I'll just get a jump on the official Mariners PR account

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