Wait a minute. Cubs win World Series.

I guess Miami?

Yeah, it's something, huh? Who would have thought hundreds of one shot?

I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season, put some money on the code.

I just meant Miami.

What did you just say?

I said I wish I could go back to the beginning of the season, put some money on the Cubs.

Good morning and welcome to episode 270 of Effectively Wild that Daily Podcasts from baseball perspective.

I'm Sam Miller with Ben Lindbergh.

I kind of had this vague memory of 270 being an important number in baseball history, like from my childhood.

And I can't imagine what it would be. It's nothing, right?

So, 70 doesn't mean anything, right?

I can't think of it meaning anything.

I think probably what I'm remembering is like, I'm guessing that somebody who was a veteran around the time that I was a big card collector probably would have had maybe 270 wins.

And I saw his baseball card or something, so like maybe it's like Tommy John had 270 wins, something along those lines, which isn't a very big part of baseball history.

No, Vernon Wells has 270 career home runs.

That's probably it.

Yeah, I think that's it. It's one of those, one of those pantheon numbers.

Before we, before we go, I guess I should just real quickly, do you have any thoughts about Ryan Dempster being fake suspended?

You talk about it first. I was just looking something up.

Ryan Dempster got suspended for throwing at Alex Rodriguez.

And it's one of those suspensions where it's like, it's five days, but because he's a pitcher, all it means is that he'll have to move back a day.

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