Effectively Wild Episode 831: 2016 Season Preview Series: Detroit Tigers

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 3 March 2016

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Ben and Sam preview the Tigers’ season with FiveThirtyEight author Rob Arthur, and George talks to MLB.com Tigers beat writer Jason Beck (at 22:06).

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0:00.0	Chaps and time, and I don't know what to do.
0:04.5	These friends are mine, I can see right through.
0:09.0	You don't gotta tell me, I don't gotta move.
0:14.0	Cause I'm sitting back here, shattering the ground.
0:21.0	Hello and welcome to episode 831 of Effectively Wild, the daily podcast from baseball
0:30.4	perspective presented by the play index at baseballreference.com.
0:33.9	I'm Ben Lindbergh of 538 joined by Sam Miller at baseball perspective.
0:38.8	Hello 831.
0:39.8	It's a lot.
0:40.8	Periodically you're struck by how many episodes we've done.
0:45.4	It does it.
0:46.4	It's three every 40 episodes or so.
0:48.4	It's sneaks up on you.
0:49.4	It just hits you like the flow.
0:52.4	I'm going to assume that you're doing okay.
0:56.4	I'm going to continue with this introduction.
0:58.4	Sure.
0:59.4	We are doing the Tigers preview podcast today later in this episode.
1:03.4	George Bissill will talk to Jason Beck who covers the Tigers for MLB.com.
1:08.4	But first we are talking to the author of the Tigers essay in the BP annual and a colleague
1:14.8	of mine at 538 as well as a recent contributor to some other sites like Slate and Wall Street
1:20.0	Journal, Rob Arthur.
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