Effectively Wild Episode 475: What Baseball Could Borrow from Soccer’s Structure
Ben and Sam talk to Will Woods about soccer conventions that might improve baseball.
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Ben and Sam talk to Will Woods about soccer conventions that might improve baseball.
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Ben and Sam identify the players who’ve most overperformed or underperformed their PECOTAs and discuss what they’ll do next.
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Ben and Sam answer listener email questions about players who take pitches, catcher defense, spotting terrible teams a run, tool grades, and more.
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Ben and Sam talk about the legacy of the late, great, Tony Gwynn.
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Ben and Sam discuss the players they drop everything to watch on MLB.TV.
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Ben and Sam discuss the significance of the large number of teams still in contention.
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Ben and Sam talk to Matt Dennewitz about his efforts to archive sabermetric research.
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Ben and Sam banter about unpredictability, then answer listener emails about Google Glass, split seasons, time travel, Austin Hedges, and more.
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Ben and Sam discuss whether the Rays are doomed if they don’t deal at the deadline.
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Ben and Sam discuss the weekend’s unwritten rule violations, then talk about the teams with the best records in baseball, the A’s and Giants.
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