Effectively Wild Episode 522: The Season’s Best Unsung Transactions

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 August 2014

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Ben and Sam banter about balls and strikes and then discuss 2014’s top transactions relative to the amount of attention they received at the time.

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0:00.0	Oh, you'll be there
0:04.5	Between each line of pain and glory
0:11.2	Cause you're the best thing
0:15.2	That ever happened to me
0:22.2	You're the best thing
0:25.3	That ever happened to me
0:28.1	Good morning and welcome to episode 522 of Effectively Wild
0:32.1	The Daily Podcast from baseball perspectives. I'm Sam Miller
0:36.8	With Ben Lindbergh of Grandland.com. Hi Ben. Hi, we are enthusiastic today. I would just
0:43.6	Well, I'm enthusiastic because of our great sponsor
0:46.6	Play next at baseball reference. I
0:49.0	Love the playing next at baseball reference and makes it easy to come to work every day
0:53.4	Just excited to get to mention that we are associated with them again. I
0:58.6	Used the playing next day to help a reporter to help a writer out
1:02.9	Who wants to do something and it was very satisfying
1:06.8	So did you did you not tell him coupon code BP?
1:10.6	Did you tell him to help himself in the future?
1:14.2	I will I will next okay
1:19.0	Did you at first off do you know who Paul
1:22.4	Boss I was I was just reading about this as as you started talking I
1:29.0	Have not I have not read him
1:32.3	He I think he might be an effectively wild emailer
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