Effectively Wild Episode 1794: Play Up and Pay Up

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 7 January 2022

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley continue their “Measuring the Unmeasurable” series about studying difficult-to-quantify aspects of the sport by talking to Patrick Brennan about his studies on assessing player development at the major and minor league levels, the challenges of evaluating player development, the data he wishes he had, the most and least successful player […]

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0:00.0	And it's a strange thing,
0:05.0	Cause now we don't really matter,
0:10.0	More of the same thing,
0:13.0	Don't even hide it's all a part of the pattern,
0:18.0	But still ain't all this just a small consolation,
0:23.0	I just depended as a monoveration.
0:29.0	Hello and welcome to episode 1794,
0:32.0	Effectively wild, a baseball podcast from Bandgrafs,
0:35.0	Presented by our Patreon supporters.
0:38.0	And that member of the ringer joined today in a rally of
0:41.0	Okay, that's a little megged.
0:42.0	Hello.
0:43.0	So just like last time we are devoting today's episode
0:45.0	To talking about measuring the unmeasurable,
0:47.0	Talking to some authors of recent research
0:50.0	About difficult to quantify aspects of baseball
0:53.0	That's caught our eye, so later on in this episode
0:56.0	We'll be talking to Grant Washburn of Pitcher List
0:59.0	About quantifying owner performance and ownership groups.
1:02.0	But first we want to talk a little bit about player development
1:06.0	With Patrick Brennan.
1:08.0	Patrick has written for various sites over the years,
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