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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Effectively Wild Episode 1833: 2022 Division Preview Series: NL East

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 6 April 2022

⏱️ 89 minutes

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Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley, and Sports Illustrated writer Emma Baccellieri banter about the contrast between March Madness and early-season baseball, the Rays-Tigers trade involving Austin Meadows and Isaac Paredes, and the challenge of evaluating Rays transactions in general, then complete the 2022 division preview series by setting the stage for the season in the National League East, team by team.

Audio intro: The Boo Radleys, “One Last Hurrah
Audio outro: Night Shop, “Let Me Begin

Link to Emma on South Carolina’s championship
Link to Ben Clemens on the Rays trade
Link to Rays tweet about the Lowes
Link to Sam’s tweet about the Rays
Link to FanGraphs playoff odds
Link to post about Albies and switch-hitting
Link to Scherzer photo
Link to Jayson Stark on the Phillies’ defense
Link to Matt Gelb on the Phillies’ spending
Link to ESPN on Soto’s brother
Link to Ben on Soto

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0:00.0

Get and you get to join us on beasts long nights BBC

0:19.6

Hello and welcome to episode 1833 of Infected for Wild, the baseball podcast for fan

0:48.4

graphs presented by our Patreon supporters. I am Ben Lemberg of the Ringer, joined us

0:53.2

always by Meg Rally of Fan Graphs Hello Meg. Hello and we are bringing in the closer

0:58.8

for the final division preview series of 2022. I am a bachelary of sports illustrated

1:05.3

is with us to discuss the NL East and the Hore You. I am good I thank you for having me.

1:11.4

This is a momentous day for all of us I think because it marks the end of positional power

1:16.5

rankings for Meg. She is finished ranking all the positions as I understand it and it

1:22.5

marks the end of our division preview series and it also marks the end of March Madness

1:27.9

for Emma. You've been covering that for the past few weeks so we have all gotten something

1:34.4

big behind us or we're about to when this episode is over and that means that baseball

1:39.8

is right around the corner and next time we talk on this podcast we will be probably

1:44.2

discussing actual major league baseball games which is something that's nice to contemplate

1:49.0

given how much had to happen for that to happen and how unlikely it seemed to happen at

1:55.0

certain points. So I'm in a good mood today. Yeah I mean I still have to write my positional

2:00.2

power ranking summary piece so if you want to figure out the exact wrong time for Michael

2:05.3

Confort out of sign it's anytime between now and tomorrow morning but barring that I

2:11.1

think that we are in good shape here and so yeah I'm excited to like have a season to talk

2:16.6

about. Won't it be nice to have a season? I think it will yeah Emma how does covering

2:21.8

March Madness compare to covering April baseball it's like the most intense consequential

2:29.0

tournament time and then mostly meaningless baseball or at least not meaningless in the

2:34.9

long run necessarily but hard to tell what the meaning is beyond just the happiness that

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