Well you and I, can love stand up and in blood's light we might have made it, yes and

we might have made it, yes.

Good morning and welcome to episode 544,

an effectively wilded, the daily podcast from baseball perspectives,

presented by the Playindex at baseballreference.com.

I'm Sam Miller with Ben Lindbergh, Ben, how are you?

Very well, thank you.

Do you want to hear a quick Playindex story?

Of course, always.

So a friend of mine named Ryan Coltonbach, who is on the Twitter,

he gave me a sort of a push in the direction of a potential fun fact and I looked it up and it was fun.

And so then I started to, I thought I'd talk about it here and then I thought I'll write it up as non-filtered.

And then I just kept writing and now it's a full post.

So it'll be up but I'll give you the fun fact here, which is this.

There are 49 major leagueers who this year would have been the Padres Triple Crown winner.

Oh, man.

Oh, that's sad.

And of course the Padres actual, the leaders of the actual, of the Triple Crown stats are actually three different people.

So they don't even have, it's not, I mean it would be bad enough if they, if the best hiter on their team could only manage to hit 263.

18 with 15 homeers and 51 RBI's.

But in fact, the best hiter on their team couldn't manage to do that.

The best hiter on their team could manage to only do one third of that.

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