Hello and welcome to episode 2054 of Effectively Wild, a fan-graphed space ball podcast brought to you by our Patreon supporters.

I'm Agrelia Fangraphs, and I am joined, as always, and once again, by a kind of froggy Ben Lindbergh, Ben, how are you answered briefly?

Ribbit.

It's not great. It's not the best.

Oh, buddy, I'm sorry.

Never know what sound is going to come out when I open my mouth these days, but thanks to everyone for bearing with me and tolerating these sounds.

I am making some sounds because A, we are talking to Eric Long and Hagen later on this episode, so you will be free.

We have a respite from this voice for a while because we're going to talk about a bunch of top prospects who got called up recently.

Usually we do the meet-a-major leakers for more obscure guys who would not normally get a ton of national tension, but a whole lot of exciting prospects came up all at once.

We'll just get Eric on to tell us about all of them.

If you're a top prospect who made your major leak debut in August, we will probably talk about you with Eric later on.

For now, I must say, I am obsessed with Homer Hindsight, Homer Hindsight.com.

You know, I'm not an immaculate grid guy or generally any sort of daily words or puzzle game guy, but Homer Hindsight, which I believe is a new website.

It's been making the rounds recently. It was created by one Connor Callahan, and it's this game you play in your browser where you have to assess whether it was a Homer or not.

It shows you probably not randomly selected clip, probably selected in some way that makes this difficult to do.

It shows you the contact, you see the pitch, you see the swing, you see the ball come off the bat, and then it cuts off the clip.

It's just a gift that plays over and over again. You just have to say, was it a Homer or was it not?

And the goal is just to get the longest streak that you can. Now, I don't think I'm very good at this. I've learned this is difficult.

I would have thought I'd be decent at this, but I'm now questioning myself every time I select one because I've been wrong often enough.

It feels like to get a very long streak, you really feel accomplished or at least I do.

I'm looking at the leaderboard right now, and there are people who have like in the 20s and then in the 50s.

Wow, I can't imagine like maybe that's, that's got to be that's a bot. That's that's Connor Callahan himself. I don't know. I don't know how you could do that, but I rarely get very far in my streaks.

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