Effectively Wild Episode 393: 2014 Season Preview Series: Kansas City Royals

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2014

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Ben and Sam preview the Royals’ season with Craig Brown, and Nick talks to Kansas City Star Royals beat writer Andy McCullough (at 25:35).

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0:00.0	We'll never be blind.
0:02.0	Why are you into rain and rain?
0:06.0	They can't let you stay for us.
0:09.0	We're going to two three kind of fires.
0:11.0	Let me be a blue moon.
0:14.0	You can come and keep digging, baby, I'll roll.
0:18.0	I'll roll, I'll roll.
0:21.0	Let me live that day.
0:24.0	Good morning, and welcome to episode 393 of Effectively Wild,
0:28.0	the Daily Podcast from Baseball Prospectus, presented by the baseballreference.com play index.
0:34.0	I'm Ben Lindbergh, joined as always by Sam Miller.
0:37.0	Today, we're doing a Kansas City Royals season preview podcast.
0:41.0	Later in the show, Nick Wheatley-Showler will be talking to our good friend, Andy McCullough,
0:46.0	who is now with the Kansas City star.
0:48.0	Right now, we will be talking to Craig Brown, the managing editor of Royals Review,
0:53.0	who also wrote the Royals essay in the Baseball Prospectus Annual.
0:56.0	Hello, Craig.
0:57.0	Hey, guys. Thanks for having me on.
0:59.0	Thanks for coming on.
1:00.0	So a lot of your essay deals with expectations and mindsets,
1:06.0	what they were before last season, what they are now.
1:10.0	Can you give us a snapshot of your frame of mind as relates to the Royals
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