Effectively Wild Episode 872: The April Prospect Primer

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Baseball, Sports

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 28 April 2016

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Ben and Sam talk to BP Minor League Editor Craig Goldstein about recent prospect call-ups and prospect call-ups to come.

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0:00.0	I missed, I missed, since you walked out the tunnel.
0:06.3	I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed, I missed.
0:13.4	I couldn't stand for a moment.
0:15.4	Hello and welcome to episode 872 of Effectively Wild, the daily podcast from baseball
0:21.3	perspective presented by our Patreon supporters and the play index at baseballreference.com.
0:27.0	I'm Ben Lindbergh of 538, joined by Sam Miller of baseball perspective.
0:31.1	Hello.
0:32.1	It is a new-ish season and one of the things that happens in a new-ish season is we get
0:37.9	to meet new prospects.
0:40.0	So there have been a bunch of prospect call-ups and debuts in April.
0:44.1	They're going to be a couple more tomorrow.
0:46.8	And so to talk about those, to do a little, are you a primer man or a primer man, Sam?
0:52.8	Well, there's only one way to say the word.
0:55.4	So I'm in two ways.
0:57.4	No, there's no.
0:59.4	There's no.
1:00.4	I'm guessing you're a primer man.
1:02.4	Yeah.
1:03.4	Well, I'm a primer man.
1:05.4	It's not how it's pronounced, Ben.
1:08.4	In some countries it is.
1:09.4	Hey, what do you call it when there's a part of the song that, like, say there's a song
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