Effectively Wild Episode 476: How Far Should MLB Go to Protect Players?

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 June 2014

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Ben and Sam discuss whether Major League Baseball should ban chewing tobacco, mandate that pitchers wear protective caps, and fund research about elbow injuries.

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0:00.0	Backwards the gin don't take no lip
0:02.8	Shoot him back, shoot him back, shoot him back a spit
0:07.1	All hand
0:10.7	Good morning and welcome to episode 481 of Effectively
0:15.5	What?
0:16.5	Not a week off
0:18.2	Close
0:19.2	4.86, 4.76
0:21.9	There you go
0:22.9	4.76?
0:24.2	Yep
0:26.2	Effectively wild
0:28.2	Daily podcast from baseballperspectives.com
0:31.2	Presented by the play index at baseball reference
0:34.2	I'm Sam Miller with Benlyn Burke, Ben How are you?
0:37.2	Okay
0:38.2	Great
0:40.2	So how are you?
0:42.2	I spent most of the weekend on megabuss
0:46.2	But I don't know what that is, you mentioned that
0:48.2	Was that like what you take the Syracuse or something?
0:51.2	Yeah, it's a regional bus slion
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