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nothing's about nothing,

every stitch wet with sweat, breaking balls back,

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Hello and welcome to episode 2478 of Effectively Wild,

a fancrafts baseball podcast brought brought you by our Patreon supporters.

I'm Meg Rowley of Fangraphs, and I am joined by Ben Littemberg of the Ringer.

How are you?

I regret to say that I have another Terik's Goebel Elbow update.

I'm pretty sure I suggested that the one on the last episode would be the final update, at least until he returns.

But no, I have more courtesy of an excellent article by Cody Stavenhagen at The Athletic that answered a lot of the questions about the scuba procedure that came to our minds when we recorded on Monday.

First of all, we got another degree of precision about the size of the loose body, the joint

mouse that was removed from Terrick Scoobel's elbow.

And we have also learned what it was exactly.

It was a speck of calcified cartilage.

And last time we learned that it was about the size of a lima beam,

according to Scott Boris. Well, Dr. Neil Eletrosch, who performed the surgery, now specifies

that it was about the size of a fat lima bean. Okay. So now we're getting increasingly precise.

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