And Durham, it's one high and deep down the left field. I'm out of here.

Good morning and welcome to episode 241 of Effectively Wild to the Daily Podcasts from Baseball

Perspectives. I'm Sam Miller with Ben Lindbergh. How are you doing today, Ben?

Very well. Still healthier than you.

Mm-hmm. It's true. Well, so it goes.

Yeah, and so it's gone for the last couple of weeks.

Yeah, it's odd, too, because you're the one who doesn't sleep.

Yeah, but I also have no human contact. So there's, I can't catch anything.

Although I was, yeah, I mean, you have a daughter that's like a disease incubator from what I hear.

But I was at the BP event this weekend and shook a lot of hands and kissed a lot of babies.

Mm-hmm. So, but I'm okay. Did any, did you let anybody sneeze on you?

No, I don't think I was sneezed on. Okay. So what are you going to talk about today?

Well, first I wanted to... No, no, no, no, first we'll do the topics then you can do your

radio and then we'll go back to the topics. All right. I am half-heartedly talking about the

three ancient rehabbing players who are about to or might be about to return to the majors.

There's some suspense in that one, because I don't... The third one doesn't come to mind

right away. Well, the third one is not actually rehabbing, I guess. I was going to just lump

Manni in with... Oh, that's interesting. I was going to talk about Manni.

Mm-hmm. Partly. Okay. Manni was part of mine. All right.

Two. We'll see who that goes. Tell me about Ray Durham.

Yeah. So yesterday we stumbled across a really interesting stat while we were both racing to see

which of us could look up Mariana Rivera's better match-up stats first. And Ray Durham was

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