Effectively Wild Episode 2056: Just-Noticeable Protection

Effectively Wild Episode 2056: Just-Noticeable Protection

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Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley talk about listener responses to their banter about stunning Statcast throwing speeds, then (12:42) talk about Nick Ahmed’s unsung nice glovework, the A’s turning out to be (barely) much less traditionally horrible than they initially appeared, the AL West race, and the way the Rangers lacking the playoffs would reinforce conflicting narratives about baseball. After that (57:24), they reply listener emails about Mookie Betts overtaking Mike Trout in profession WAR, how you can inform when a crew will get good at participant growth, and the place it will be best to cover a smaller base amongst greater bases, plus a Future Blast (1:32:26) from 2056.

Audio intro: Josh Busman, “Effectively Wild Theme
Audio outro: Ian H., “Effectively Wild Theme

Link to just-noticeable distinction
Link to Ahmed DFA story
Link to Lawlar call-up story
Link to check on Gold Gloves
Link to DRS leaderboard
Link to OAA leaderboard
Link to Fielding RV leaderboard
Link to Nichols’ Law
Link to Dan S. on the A’s in May
Link to Tango on the A’s in May
Link to EW on the A’s in May
Link to worst run differentials
Link to BaseRuns information
Link to Fisher interview
Link to Fisher’s notepad
Link to FG playoff odds
Link to Kram on the AL West
Link to Astros HR truth 1
Link to Astros HR truth 2
Link to FG payroll rating
Link to Ben on spending and wins
Link to highest WARs by means of 30
Link to these gamers post-30
Link to Driveline dev research 1
Link to Driveline dev research 2
Link to pitching lab story 1
Link to pitching lab story 2
Link to pitching lab story 3
Link to pitching lab story 4
Link to listener emails database
Link to Rick Wilber’s web site
Link to Future Blast wiki
Link to visible acuity analysis
Link to Sam on Hamilton

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