This one's for the kid, and the cat, and the hawk, and this one's for a great marry walk, and the rock, and this one's for L, present time, table, and no gas, right?

This one's for a safe stand, broken blood, sometimes, it's the little things that bring us together, that's why I'm an ex-boy, forever, forever.

I'm stuck in your way, and the memories will never fade.

Good morning, and welcome to episode 418 of Effectively Wild,

the Daily Podcast from Baseball Prospectus, presented by the BaseballReference.com Playindex.

I am Ben Lindbergh, joined as always by Sam Miller.

We are recording this at the end of a day on which 26 teams played baseball games, so we thought, why not take this time to talk about a team that hasn't played a game in almost a decade?

Sam and I over the last week or two have been reading Jonah Carey's new book, Up Up in a Way,

which also has a subtitle that we don't have time to say.

We like the book, and Sam has already reviewed it for the site, but we also wanted to talk to Jonah about it.

Everyone knows Jonah, his main claim to fame is editing Sam's favorite edition of the Baseball Prospectus annual.

But he also writes for Grantland.com, and appears on Baseball tonight these days, and wrote a book about the raise, the extra 2%.

So, hey Jonah.

So this is a Baseball Prospectus podcast, and the last time that I was on a Baseball Prospectus podcast,

I did something that became mildly meme-worthy, which is rare, and so I'm going to do it again.

Fellas!

This is a guest bandingly good time, and it's good here. Good to be with you.

But probably not as good as it was to be in Montreal this weekend, I imagine.

You, from following your Twitter feed, it seemed like you were feeling some feelings.

So can you share those feelings with us? Just tell us a little bit about what it was like to see baseball played in Montreal again.

It was pretty amazing. I mean, there were kind of two prongs to it.

One was just going as a fan, and it was pretty cool.

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