Effectively Wild Episode 893: Hello, Julio Urias

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.7 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 27 May 2016

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Ben and Sam talk to Los Angeles Times Dodgers beat writer Andy McCullough about the arrival of Julio Urias, the struggles of Yasiel Puig, the excellence of Clayton Kershaw and, reluctantly…politics?

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0:00.0	Oh, you, you were all mine,
0:06.5	No, I was your stride,
0:13.0	I was your stride, I was 19.
0:24.9	Good morning and welcome to episode 893
0:28.3	of Effectively Wild, the Daily Podcast and Baseball Perspectus
0:31.6	presented by our Patreon supporters and the playindex at
0:35.1	baseballreference.com.
0:36.6	I'm Ben Lindbergh of 538, joined by Sam Miller of baseball
0:40.1	Perspectus Low.
0:41.6	Dodgers are in New York tonight to play the Metz and there is no
0:45.9	shortage of intriguing storylines chase outly faces off
0:49.9	against the team that might still bear him ill will from his
0:53.3	infamous slide last October.
0:55.3	Maybe the best certainly the most precocious pitching
0:58.6	prospect in baseball makes his major league debut and former
1:02.0	Metz beat writer Andy McCullough returns to the ballpark
1:05.2	where he debuted as a beat writer not only as the beat writer
1:09.0	for the Dodgers for the LA Times, but as the host of a brand new
1:12.6	baseball podcast.
1:13.8	And we are going to discuss all three of those important
1:17.0	stories today and probably more.
1:19.4	And we are welcoming in Andy McCullough, one of our favorite
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