Good morning and welcome to episode 23 of Effectively Wild, the baseball

perspective daily podcast in New York, New York. I am Ben Lindbergh, in Long Beach

in his Honda Fit. It is Sam Miller. How are you, Sam? I'm good then. How are you? I'm

very well. And a lot of you listened to us yesterday and not too many of you

were mad that we didn't talk more about Felix or at least not so mad that you

told us about it. So tonight we have new topics as we do every morning except

that sentence didn't make any sense temporarily. What's your topic, Sam? We

really probably should address between ourselves the issue of the

night day thing. Yeah, whether we're going to stick consistent because I you have

the good dinner morning, good evening, good evening. Well, I mean, when you post,

yeah, when you post it, when you put it online a lot of times it's night time

for me because it's before midnight. It's only like 915 sometimes. So it's hard

for me to get out of the the uncomfortable fact that we are listened to at night.

Yeah, I just switch between days freely within sentences sometimes.

And we also, we have to decide whether we're going to say this is the baseball

perspective daily podcast or the daily baseball perspective podcast. That is a

pressing issue that we got a comment about today. Well, we'll schedule a meeting. My topic

is Ice Harbor. All right. And I want to talk about the White Talks.

White Talks. Okay. You all start. Okay. So everybody is of course quite agitated

about the state of Stephen Strasberg and whether he's going to reach his innings limit. Well,

he is clearly going to reach his innings limit. But whether the nationals will hold firm to

their plan and all of that. And it occurs to me that there, I mean, I don't know if there

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