Scott Boris nautical analogies of tragedies. Keep them honest.

Roon, room. Here's your primmer on beef boys, baseball's in, Roger Angel and

Super Pretzels.

Williams As to Diel and Mike Trout hypotheticals, waiting for the perfect bat from a volcanic

eruption. Ladies and gentlemen, the Effectively Wild introduction.

Hello and welcome to episode 2082 of Effectively Wild, a fangrafts baseball podcast brought to you by our

Patreon supporters.

I'm Aig Rally of fangrafts and I am joined by Ben Lember of the

Ringer Ben, how are you?

I'm all right, how are you?

I don't work for the Chicago Cubs but some people do.

Although some people don't. My God. Yeah, we have some hot managerial news to talk about in a moment.

How often is that something that we would say?

But I have one quick prompt for you before that.

There was a thread in our Facebook group posted by someone named Casey who said I'll never

understand why some players on the losing team in the World Series stay in the dugout

and watch the winning team celebrate.

If it were me, I'd run back to the clubhouse like my hair was on fire, the second the last out was made.

So I wanted to ask you, tag yourself in the footage of the World Series ending where you always see the

winter celebrating and then the losers. Some guys immediately they pack up their

stuff and they head for the tunnel and they get out of there and other guys sit out there and I don't know torture themselves or try to come to terms with the fact that they just lost some of them with their heads and their hands, some of them trying to seem stoic, what would

you do in that scenario?

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