Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about gamers being paid for on-field, in-game interviews, pitcher accidents and pitcher call-ups, how low Oakland’s attendance might go (and whether or not the staff may bungle its transfer to Las Vegas), the NL West race, the AL East’s power in comparison with the AL Central’s, which staff invented the in-dugout dwelling run ritual, whether or not the Angels ought to signal Gary Sánchez, Bryce Harper’s return, the Marlins’ report in one-run video games, Colin Holderman and nominative determinism, and extra, plus a Past Blast (1:18:13) from 2002.

Audio intro: Ian Phillips, “Effectively Wild Theme”Audio outro: The Shirey Brothers, “Effectively Wild Theme”

Link to report about participant fundsLink to Emma on in-game interviewsLink to Ben on in-game interviewsLink to article on Rockies making an attemptLink to FG’s prospect rankingsLink to Millers recreationLink to lowest 2023 attendanceLink to lowest 2022 attendanceLink to lowest 1990-2019 attendanceLink to ’97 White Sox recreation storyLink to Passan’s A’s tweetLink to 2014 Dodgers bubbles storyLink to 2013 A’s tunnel storyLink to 2023 HR celebrationsLink to Twins HR celebrationLink to Sam on WS dogpilesLink to Sam on walk-off celebrationsLink to Mariners trident storyLink to article on AL East powerLink to depth charts standingsLink to playoff oddsLink to Jay Jaffe on the YankeesLink to Yankees IL tweetLink to mixed WAR leaderboardLink to MLBTR on SánchezLink to catcher depth chartsLink to Sánchez’s Savant web pageLink to article on Sánchez’s protectionLink to Angels coaches tweetLink to Ben C. on HarperLink to BaseRuns informationLink to Holderman’s recreation logLink to 2002 Past Blast supplyLink to 2002 supply, cont’d.Link to David Lewis’s TwitterLink to David Lewis’s Substack

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