Sinopsis
Daily baseball statistical analysis and commentary
Episodios
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Effectively Wild Episode 544: Cole, Altuve, and Other Season-Ending Excitement
29/09/2014Ben and Sam discuss the Pirates’ decision to start Gerrit Cole, the Astros’ decision to sit (and then start) Jose Altuve, and other news from the weekend.
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Effectively Wild Episode 543: The GM-for-Top-Prospect Trade
26/09/2014Ben and Sam banter about the most famous players, then talk about the relative value of top prospects and elite executives.
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Effectively Wild Episode 542: Our Biggest Mistakes of the Season (So Far)
25/09/2014Ben and Sam banter about Matt Kemp, Phil Hughes, and the wild card races, then talk about their most memorable errors of 2014.
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Effectively Wild Episode 541: The Invisible Shift, Chipper vs. Jeter, and Other Listener Emails
24/09/2014Ben and Sam discuss the shift and answer listener emails about instant replay, wild cards, prospect promotions, Chipper vs. Jeter, and more.
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Effectively Wild Episode 540: The Braves Fire Frank Wren
23/09/2014Ben and Sam discuss the Braves’ decision to dismiss GM Frank Wren.
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Effectively Wild Episode 539: Instant Replay and the Pennant Race
22/09/2014Ben and Sam banter about Kolten Wong and the scout who signed Mike Trout, then talk about a controversial call with playoff implications.
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Effectively Wild Episode 538: Nate Silver, By Popular Demand
19/09/2014Ben and Sam talk to Nate Silver about baseball analysis and the first six months of FiveThirtyEight.
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Effectively Wild Episode 537: Sean McIndoe on the NHL’s Analytics Awakening
18/09/2014Ben and Michael Baumann talk to Grantland lead hockey writer Sean McIndoe about the rise of sabermetric-style analysis in the NHL.
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Effectively Wild Episode 536: Manager Challenges, MVP Pitchers, and Other Exciting Emails
17/09/2014Ben and Sam answer emails about Derek Jeter, manager challenges, the closer role, pitcher MVPs, and more.
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Effectively Wild Episode 535: Reassessing the Retirement Tour
16/09/2014Ben and Sam evaluate the Derek Jeter retirement tour as it begins to come to a close.
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Effectively Wild Episode 534: Ned Yost, Clayton Kershaw, and Russell Martin’s Most Shape
15/09/2014Ben and Sam compare Kershaw to Pedro and discuss Ned Yost’s bullpen usage, Russell Martin’s fitness, and Jenrry Mejia’s save celebration.
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Effectively Wild Episode 533: Life in an Indy League
12/09/2014 Duración: 39minBen and Sam talk to 2014 St. Paul Saints pitcher Andy Johnson about what life is like in the independent leagues.
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Effectively Wild Episode 532: Marc Carig on the Mystifying Mets
11/09/2014Ben and Sam talk to Newsday Mets beat writer Marc Carig about the ups and downs of the Mets’ season, and their chances in 2015.
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Effectively Wild Episode 531: Emails and Talk About Tanking
10/09/2014Ben and Sam answer listener emails about tanking, job searching, rule changes and more.
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Effectively Wild Episode 530: Predicting the Comeback Players of 2015
08/09/2014Ben and Sam banter about Ben’s encounter with Roger Angell, then discuss Comeback Player of the Year candidates for 2015.
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Effectively Wild Episode 529: Do Fans Know Better Than Major League Baseball?
05/09/2014Ben and Sam banter about September call-ups and game length, then discuss whether MLB and its owners are acting in the long-term interests of the sport.
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Effectively Wild Episode 528: David Epstein on Nature, Nurture, and Baseball
04/09/2014Ben and Sam talked to David Epstein, author of The Sports Gene, about whether women will make the majors, whether Babe Ruth could compete today, whether genetics explain injury rates, and more.
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Effectively Wild Episode 527: The Roster Expansion Email Show
03/09/2014Ben and Sam answer listener emails about expanded rosters, waiver claims, hidden perfect games, and more.
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Effectively Wild Episode 526: The Most Predictable Lineups of 2014
02/09/2014Ben and Sam discuss which lineups have deviated from preseason projections by the most, and what it means.
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Effectively Wild Episode 525: Oakland’s Swoon and the AL West Race
29/08/2014Ben and Sam talk to Jason Wojciechowski about how Oakland’s lead evaporated and how the AL West will be won.