Effectively Wild Episode 424: Bonds vs. Trout and Other Listener Emails

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2014

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Ben and Sam answer listener emails about Barry Bonds vs. Mike Trout, Billy Hamilton, teams taking the long view, and more.

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0:00.0	He is a nut-a-hit bar-a-bomb.
0:07.0	Good morning, and welcome to episode 424 of Spectively Wild, the Daily Podcast from
0:18.8	Baseball Prospectus, presented by the baseballreference.com play index.
0:23.2	I am Ben Lindbergh, joined as always by Sam Miller.
0:26.4	Hello.
0:27.4	Hello.
0:28.4	Anything to say?
0:30.2	Any Ryan Webb Mad Albers updates?
0:33.2	No, there was something, but I forget what it was, so I probably don't need to go over
0:40.4	it.
0:41.4	Should we plug the Saber Seminar?
0:43.4	Yeah, sure.
0:44.4	Sam's talking about the sabermetrics scouting and science of baseball seminar, which is
0:52.1	locally referred to as the Saber Seminar.
0:55.9	This is the series of presentations and panels and discussions organized by our friend Dan
1:02.6	Brooks.
1:03.6	It is going to be the fourth annual, one of these.
1:07.3	It's held in mid-August, August 16th to 17th in Boston, and it is held to benefit the
1:13.3	Jimmy Fund, which is a Boston area cancer research.
1:16.4	All of the proceeds go directly to the Jimmy Fund.
1:20.7	Dan gets great guests, people from teams, like Ben Charrickton and Jeff Luna this year,
1:27.6	people from BP, people from other sabermetrics sites.
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