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Hello and welcome to episode 1804 of Effectively Wild, a fan-graphs podcast brought to you by our Patreon supporters.

I'm Meg Raleigh, a fan-graphs, and I'm joined as always by Ben Limberg of The Ringer.

Ben, how are you?

I'm okay. How's Fan Graphs redesign day going?

Well, we talked about last time is now live.

It's here. I think generally pretty well, I think that we have heard some feedback about things that people like and things that people don't.

Some of that feedback we will act on, others of it we will say, allow the change to wash over you and see how you feel.

But I don't know, pictures are good. I hope that this strikes the right balance between inviting new folks who are less familiar with the site to come to the landing page and be like, I want to look at that piece that looks nifty and people who have been long time site users being able to find what they're used to.

I think it's good.

Change is inevitable and sometimes productive.

Sometimes it comes with big pictures.

So there you go.

We have a guest a little later in this episode.

We're going to be talking to Aiden Gruber who designed a new site called MLBTradeTrees.com.

This is something that I've been hoping someone would make for years.

Maybe the most traumatic memory of my baseball writing career is an article I did for Grantland back in 2014 called MLB Transaction Trees.

And the idea was just to look for the longest chains of transactions.

So someone gets dealt.

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