Effectively Wild Episode 450: Locking Up New Ligaments

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 May 2014

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Ben and Sam discuss whether it would make sense for a team to sign a recent Tommy John surgery sufferer to a long-term contract extension.

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0:00.0	And my life to you when I say that I believe in you
0:10.0	Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, I believe in you
0:24.0	Good morning and welcome!
0:26.0	Good morning!
0:27.0	I am well
0:29.0	You too
0:30.0	Two episode 450 of Effectively Wild The Daily Podcast
0:35.0	from Baseball Prospectus presented by the BaseballReference.com Plan Decks
0:40.0	joined as always I Ben Lindbergh Am by my co-host Sam Miller
0:47.0	who today is listening on his daughter's Hello Kitty headphones
0:53.0	That's true
0:55.0	If I had thought of this 450 episodes it would be this instead of the Honda Fit
1:02.0	What if benefited from all of our brand awareness?
1:06.0	I missed the Honda Fit
1:07.0	Listeners who started listening to us in the last hundred something episodes
1:12.0	don't even know about the Honda Fit era
1:15.0	Gotta go back and start from the beginning to find out about that
1:19.0	Okay, so yesterday a couple minor items yesterday
1:23.0	I proposed that we should have some sort of counter somewhere
1:27.0	that would record the day since the last ligament injury
1:30.0	So naturally one of our listeners came through Richard McGuire
1:35.0	Built a page that has a counter that tells you the days since the last ligament injury
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