FanGraphs Audio: Kiley McDaniel on His Dominican Sojourn

Episode 531
Kiley McDaniel is both (a) the lead prospect writer for FanGraphs and also (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio — during which edition he discusses his recent trip to the Dominican Republic and also his forthcoming top-100 prospect list.

Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter.

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Audio after the jump. (Approximately 56 min play time.)





Carson Cistulli has published a book of aphorisms called Spirited Ejaculations of a New Enthusiast.

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Brad
11 years ago

Maybe I didn’t always pay close enough attention, but my biggest takeaways are that I want to know the most normal name as well as the missing sentence of the final story. Bah.

isasson
11 years ago

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Yay Dogs!
11 years ago
Reply to  isasson

No

Cool WHIP
11 years ago

One of your best podcasts. Would really love to hear more of Kiley’s Sano stories

The best is
11 years ago

Was Kiley able to hide how big of a douche he is when he interviewed with Fangraphs, or did they just go ahead and hire him anyway?

soaktherich
11 years ago
Reply to  The best is

It’s always funny to see the myriad ways in which envy manifests itself.

Yay Dogs!
11 years ago
Reply to  The best is

Being a semi-douchey bro does not negate you from doing great work.

Fletch
11 years ago
Reply to  The best is

Um what, Kiley doesn’t come across as douchey to me. I find both he and Carson to be quite likeable.

soaktherich
11 years ago

The NY Times profiled Los Roques archipelago in December 2006. It has probably avoided becoming swamped with yanqui tourists for the same reason that yanqui baseball scouts no longer want to go to Venezuela.