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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Effectively Wild Episode 918: One Word: Plastics

Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast

Ben Lindbergh, Meg Rowley

Sports, Baseball

4.72.7K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2016

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

Sam and Craig talk to Russell Carleton and Kate Morrison about their recent series covering the complexion of MLB’s front offices.

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0:00.0

Every couple years Ben goes on vacation and I sing an intro improvisation.

0:07.5

It's effectively wild.

0:10.0

Good morning and welcome to episode 918 of Effectively Wild, the Daily Podcast.

0:16.3

From baseball perspective, brought to you by our Patreon supporters and by the Playindex at baseballreference.com.

0:22.6

I'm Sam Miller. Ben is not here today. We are joined by a very full house, however.

0:28.9

We have co-hosting with me Craig Goldstein. Hello Craig.

0:34.1

Hi.

0:39.2

We also have George Bissill is doing the recording he might hop in.

0:43.6

George, feel free to hop in if you want to.

0:45.6

Feel free to not hop in if you don't want to.

0:47.5

Feel free to respond to this if you want to.

0:49.9

What's up Sam?

0:51.6

And our guests are Kate Morrison and Russell Carlton, who are here to talk about their

0:57.6

four part barn burner that ran a little bit more than one week ago on baseball perspective.

1:04.3

That took an extremely analytical and contextual look at the challenges of getting hired

1:13.1

by a major league baseball front office and the complications for the sport that those

1:18.8

challenges introduce. So Kate and Russell, hello and welcome.

1:22.7

Hello.

1:24.7

So I wanted to ask first of all, what was the question that kicked this off?

1:31.7

Because I don't know if you had planned it as a four part series originally.

1:35.8

I don't know if you had a list of 100 questions that you wanted to answer or if it just ended

1:40.2

up being that way because you were g-chatting one day and some small questions spied into

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