And I'm going on angels now I want them to set me free

I hope that they're real, though sometimes it feels like nobody's listening

Yeah, I'm moving the sun, the stars, I'm burning high

And I can't help but wonder the way that the world goes by

I hope that they're real, now I hope they can hear me cry

Hello and welcome to episode 1933 of Effectively Wild

A fan-graphed baseball puck has brought you by our Patreon supporters

I'm Meg Rallye of fan-graphs and I am joined as always by Ben Lindbergh of the ringer

Although not from where I often am, Ben how are you?

I'm doing alright, you sound the same, I don't think anyone would have known

No, I'm glad to hear that, you know, you never know what a new Wi-Fi networks and a lack of a mic stand will do

I feel like Frankie at the Sands just got my mic in my hand, hopefully it does not result in a lot of weird sounds

But anyway, the day before Thanksgiving, you're potting without home field advantage

This is a hotel pod, we'll see whether anyone can notice now that we've alerted everyone

Oh, gave it away, I'm given thanks that I have not been bombarded by suggestions for baseball tweets or baseball Twitter traditions that we overlooked in our baseball Twitter draft

It seems like we did a decent job, at least so far

I'm sure some more suggestions will trickle in but it seems like people have enjoyed that

I have collated a short list of the submissions that I've seen of oversight on our part

And one of them is John Boyce, just in general, which did occur to me after we finished drafting

How did we not have John Boyce represented here?

I couldn't really think of a specific John Boyce tweet because almost every John Boyce tweet is good

But people suggested that one thing would be John Boyce's watching baseball tweets

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