Effectively Wild Episode 798: The Baseball Amicus Brief

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2016

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Ben and Sam talk to FanGraphs legal analyst Nathaniel Grow about a number of baseball-related cases working their way through the courts.

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0:00.0	Cause a law is for protection of the people
0:05.6	Rooze, ruse, and if you can see
0:11.4	We don't need no harried hippies
0:17.4	Scaring decent folks like you in
0:22.4	No-series
0:25.5	Hello and welcome to episode 798 of Effectively Wild The Daily Podcasts from
0:31.4	Baseball Perspectives presented by the Playindex at baseballreference.com
0:36.3	I'm Ben Lindbergh of 538 joined by Sam Miller of Baseball Perspectives
0:41.1	Hello Sam, yo
0:42.5	We've got a guest today. He is a first-time guest on our podcast Nathaniel Groh
0:47.7	He is an associate professor of legal studies at the Terry College of
0:51.4	Business at the University of Georgia. He's also the legal analyst at
0:55.4	Fan Graphs and the author of a book, Baseball and Trial
0:59.8	The origin of baseballs and antitrust exemption. Hey Nathaniel. Hey thanks for having me.
1:05.1	You're a busy man these days. You're much in demand. There's a lot of
1:09.2	Baseball legal news on the gist. Mike Pesca has a segment called Names in the News
1:14.4	And I feel like we need a whole new segment for baseball legal cases.
1:18.4	Cases in the courts. There are some pretty momentous cases that are coming up
1:22.7	and we're going to ask you about a couple of them. But you recently did a year
1:26.5	in review post at Fan Graphs looking at some of the ongoing cases and then
1:30.9	looking at more of the ongoing cases. So the most recent one that you
1:35.2	wrote about the Fan Graphs post is called the impending battle over the future
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