All around me is such a reality.

I think on the moon, just as bright as my eyes can see.

It's a holy affair of the ultimate reality.

Good morning and welcome to episode 672 of Effectively Wild,

with Daily Podcasts from Baseball Perspectus presented by the Play Index.

Baseballreference.com. I am Ben Lindbergh, of Grantland, joined by Say Miller of Baseball Perspectus.

Hi. Howdy.

Anything to say? Nothing. No, nothing today.

Well, I guess this podcast is over because it depends on us saying things.

I'll ask you something.

Okay, please do.

So, as of right now, as of this moment, Bryce Harper has 1.5 wars

and Mike Trout has 1.8 wars.

By Orp, it's 1.8 to 2 with Trout has the narrow edge.

And I just was thinking about this because of our Betts Bogart's discussion.

Those two are another pair that will forever be linked as prospects.

And there was always this debate about who you would take.

More, and while we were talking about Bogart's and Betts, I was kind of thinking to myself,

I wonder when it was that that quit being a debate.

And I went to a wedding in June of Trout's rookie year.

And at that point, Trout was the best player in baseball.

And Harper had been up for about a month and a half or so.

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