FanGraphs Audio: Dave Cameron, Analyzing All Baseball Again
April 15, 2013
Episode 325
Managing editor Dave Cameron is the guest on this edition of FanGraphs Audio, which has been released during twilight in Boston.
Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter.
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Audio after the jump. (Approximately 46 min play time.)
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Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.
Well said, Carson. Thank you.
Indeed. The emotion of today’s events is palpable in Carson’s voice, in the slowness of his vocal tread, and the introduction is direct and sincere and poetic in a fitting way. Today was a terrible day and those first five minutes are five minutes I hope Carson never has to evoke again in light of future events; but now, at least, they are to me five of my favorite minutes from this programme.
*favourite
Seriously – well done Carson. I don’t know that I wouldn’t have re-cut this considering all the news and all that and tried to make myself sound better. I’m glad you left this up and hope you continue to do so. It makes the overall story mean something important to people like myself and you’re totally right – baseball isn’t important, but I’m here because baseball is most important to me now. I’m glad you put this up and hope you leave it up so we can listen to it for months and years as, of course, news of this event changes.
Hear, hear.