Effectively Wild Episode 449: More Answers to Your Burning Baseball Questions

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 14 May 2014

⏱️ 53 minutes

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Ben and Sam answer listener emails about Tommy John surgery, velocity limits, rooting for minor-league teams, and more.

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0:00.0	Try and bring some light into one litre
0:06.4	The rules of hope never be again
0:12.8	My courage is at its peak, you know what I mean
0:19.6	I need to set it up, okay, don't ask the right person
0:26.0	Good morning and welcome to episode 449
0:30.0	other effectively wild the daily podcast from baseball perspective
0:33.2	presented by the baseballreference.com Playindex
0:36.4	I am Ben Lindbergh, joined as always by Sam Miller
0:39.7	Hello
0:41.2	Hi, that was... you add a little sultryness
0:44.4	Yes, I did. I wondered if I over did it as I was doing it
0:48.8	No, it sounded good
0:50.4	Okay, maybe I'll keep it
0:52.4	So we have a listener email show scheduled
0:55.6	Is there anything that you would like to attend to before that?
0:58.4	Um, I guess just real quick we should note
1:01.6	uh the notice that we got about Matt Albers
1:05.6	Yeah, we... today's the day that we do our playindex segment
1:09.2	but we got a listener email from someone who did his own playindexing
1:13.6	Hopefully he used the coupon code BP although he didn't say
1:17.2	He didn't but presumably he did it and this is Pete from Michigan
1:20.4	who notes that while Matt Albers is not only does Matt Albers have the uh
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