Hello and welcome to episode 1803 of Effectively Wild the baseball podcast from

Fangrass presented by our Patreon supporters. I am Ben Berk of the Ringer joined by Meg

Rally of Fangrass, hello Meg. Hello. I noticed that Fangrass ran a photo today. Yeah. First. Ben. I have a

cut off the page. I'm not used to I'm not accustomed to seeing such things. Well I might be breaking

fairy minor news that people only will care about if they are obsessive readers of the site which

I imagine many of our listeners are. But in the next couple of days, folks might notice a little

a little refresh, a little... That's right. A little juzzing up of... Yeah. It's privy to that

inside. Yeah. So in conjunction with that, we we're going to be a real website with a photo

license. We have a photo license and everything. Ben. Quite mature. Very grown up now. Yeah. I know longer. I'm

going to have to hunt for, you know, graphs or screen grabs or even quote cards. The days of

quote, quote, quote cards are out, you know, and photos are in. So yeah, you had a little David

Ortiz tree. Yes. Yeah. In honor of his Hall of Fame in touch or election, he gets to be the first

fan graphs player page photo person. Surely, surely the most exciting part of this process for David

is learning that he is being granted this specific honor from a site. I'm sure he thinks an awful

lot about it. So yeah, it's nice. I think it adds a little something. Makes everything look

all snazzy. So hopefully folks like like their redesign. It's nothing it's nothing dramatic. It's

okay. You know, this isn't like when they changed Excel. You know, you're not going to be like,

where is everything like you did when every other website ever. Yeah. Like sure. No one will mind

this redesign. Yeah. I mean, I'm sure that people will have will have feedback and that's fine.

We welcome people's feedback. But yeah, I don't I don't think this will just make things easier to

find one hopes and and more inviting to new to new readers who are less familiar with our work

while still I think satisfying our oil existing reader base, which we're very grateful for. So

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