Good morning and welcome to episode 346 of Effectively Wild.

The Daily Podcast from Baseball Prospectus, I'm Ben Lindbergh, joined by Sam Miller.

So I guess we should have saved our Tyler Skag's discussion from yesterday for today.

I feel like we could still do it if you fully agree to bring a topic.

I didn't. I think we should. You didn't bring a topic.

Well, I figured that.

Literally your topic was complaining that we did. We talked about yesterday.

I figured that we would talk trades. There were multiple trades. You could talk about that.

There are going to come days in January and February when we wish that there were any sort of

signing or transaction because teams blew them all like on one day last week and instead of

stringing them out and giving us something to talk about for the whole lot of season.

Somebody just messaged me that Mark Molder is coming back. Have you heard this?

So that's a real thing.

Based on that being a real thing, what do you think are the chances that Roy Halliday or Mark

prior comes back? I mean, I would assume that prior is done at this point because I don't know

why he's already been doing the rehab thing for years now. So he knows what's involved.

How old is Mark Molder these days? Mark Molder 36? 36.

So that's like he's like Halliday's age right? He's two years younger than Halliday I believe

or maybe one year younger. Halliday's 36. Oh really? Yeah, maybe older 36 slightly but

I don't know. Good point about Halliday's age. Thank you.

It's a good point about him being 36 and not 38. Save dust for having. Score one for you Ben.

Corrections segment tomorrow. Yeah, I don't know. If you do a Google image search of Mark Molder,

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