Effectively Wild Episode 1483: Baseball in the 2020s by Ben Lindbergh January 6, 2020 Ben Lindbergh and a slightly light-headed Sam Miller banter about baseball and vomit and 2019 World Series Game 7 losing pitcher Will Harris signing with the Nationals, then attempt to predict what baseball will look like in the 2020s, touching on the most celebrated retirements, how high the strikeout rate will rise, how many games will be played, which tactics will come to the fore, what the most notable trends of the decade may be, whether baseball will get better or worse, and more. Audio intro: The Verve, "A New Decade" Audio outro: Koufax, "Going to Happen" Link to Ben on sick pitchers Link to Sam’s end of the decade awards Link to story on Harris’ Game 6 home run allowed Link to story on Harris’ Game 7 home run allowed Link to the history of rising strikeout rates Link to Ben on the mid-plate-appearance pitching change Link to Ben on trends that could define baseball’s future Link to ESPN broadcast featuring Bat Track Link to ESPN Bat Track data Link to order The MVP Machine iTunes Feed (Please rate and review us!) Sponsor Us on Patreon Facebook Group Effectively Wild Wiki Twitter Account Get Our Merch! Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com https://media.blubrry.com/effectively_wild/p/cdn.fangraphs.com/audio/EffectivelyWildEpisode1483.mp3Podcast (effectively-wild): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Apple Podcasts | Android | RSS