Effectively Wild Episode 647: The Baseball Ethics Edition

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 1 April 2015

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Ben and Sam answer listener emails about whether we should talk about teams’ use of stats, whether injury research should be shared, how to break up with a team, and more.

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0:00.0	Don't answer me, don't break the silence, don't let me win.
0:07.0	Don't answer me, stay on your island, don't let me in.
0:15.0	Mother, wait, I'm from everyone.
0:24.0	One new change, the things we've signed.
0:30.0	Good morning and welcome to episode 647 of Effectively Wild, the Daily Podcast.
0:37.0	Facebook Wild, and Facebook.
0:39.0	And I'm glad to be back with you.
0:42.0	Thank you.
0:43.0	Presented by the Playindex at baseballreference.com.
0:46.0	Now we can can screw around again with our intros.
0:50.0	We can relax.
0:51.0	We are not doing team preview podcasts anymore.
0:54.0	We can banter, however we like.
0:57.0	I don't even remember how to banter.
0:59.0	I was just trying to think of things to banter about.
1:02.0	I don't remember how it works.
1:03.0	Gotta get back into the swing of banter every day.
1:06.0	You know what I was remembering recently?
1:09.0	This didn't make the bracket, and it probably shouldn't of it's fairly weak,
1:13.0	but there was a time where this counted as a recurring thing.
1:18.0	You asking for people to rate and review us on iTunes.
1:22.0	And as I recall, me disapproving of the hard sale and finding it a little too attention grabby.
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