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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Effectively Wild Episode 21: Typewriter

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.82.6K Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2012

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Summary

Ben and Sam reach a milestone (the 20-minute mark) as they tackle the topics of clubhouse chemistry and whether there’s more to Jeff Mathis than meets the eye.

Transcript

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0:00.0

Good morning, and welcome to Effectively Wild, the daily baseball

0:13.5

prospectus podcast. The date is Wednesday, August 15th. The show is episode

0:20.0

number 21. In New York, as usual, I am Ben Lindbergh. In Long Beach, as always,

0:27.8

he has literally never left Long Beach, California. It is my co-host, Sam Miller. Sam, I

0:35.5

occasionally listen to other podcasts, and I've noted that other podcasts host almost

0:43.5

without fail tell their listeners how great the show is going to be.

0:47.0

Interesting. We never proclaim our greatness at the beginning of the show. I think we should

0:53.6

start saying that we're going to be great. I don't think that we could pull it off without...

0:58.4

You don't think we could sound convincing? No, I mean, I think if you want to ironically proclaim

1:05.2

our greatness in my work, but I mean you and I are two of the most doer unself assured people I've

1:11.2

ever met. Maybe we'll try to work it into an intro. One of these days. Yeah, I did. Well,

1:20.2

and I think in our second episode, I made a comment about how we had quickly become the number

1:28.5

one sports podcast on iTunes, and I did get an email from a relative of mine congratulating me.

1:38.8

Sincerely, congratulations. Yes, so we fell for that as well, and she was very disappointed to find

1:44.9

out that she was not dating the number one sports podcast on iTunes. Well, just imagine how

1:50.4

disappointed she'll be if we proclaim that this is going to be a great show, and it turns out to

1:54.0

not be a great show. Okay, so it's going to be a show. It will probably be a show. It will

1:59.0

be a lot like our previous shows, and if you think those were great, then this will also be great.

2:05.4

I like them in retrospect for the most part. I mean, as long as we're being honest here,

2:11.2

and self-evaluating, I think I do like the show. I've enjoyed the shows. I listened to them. I'm

2:16.9

a regular listener. I just never think that the next one's going to be worth anything, and I don't

2:23.2

feel like making false promises. Have you rated and reviewed us? I have not. I have not officially

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