Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about Meg’s five hundredth EW episode, the architectural idea of the “Thomasson,” a forthcoming HBO documentary about Barry Bonds, the rebound of Juan Soto, frequent misconceptions about WAR, the declines of Noah Syndergaard and Kris Bryant, the NL West, MLB broadcasting Padres video games, an MLB-MLBPA advert deal, a guidelines replace, Francisco Álvarez’s protection, the return of Jordan Walker, Shohei Ohtani’s bat grip, a slowdown in accidents, and a D-III workforce that wins with HBPs, plus a Past Blast from 2014 (1:32:52), participant responses to the Dodgers’ Pride Night, and follow-ups.

Audio intro: Ian H., “Effectively Wild Theme”Audio outro: Guy Russo, “Effectively Wild Theme”

Link to Thomasson threadLink to Thomasson wikiLink to Thomasson at B-Ref BullpenLink to Thomasson podcast episodeLink to Bonds doc informationLink to A-Rod doc storyLink to A-Rod gum illness phaseLink to Trout/Griffey FB threadLink to FG’s WAR explainerLink to Syndergaard quoteLink to Syndergaard hypnosis storyLink to December Syndergaard storyLink to FG on Syndergaard’s 2022Link to Rumpelstiltskin wikiLink to MLBTR on BryantLink to Ben C. on MLB/DSGLink to Sheehan on MLB/DSGLink to Ginny Searle on MLB/DSGLink to MLB-MLBPA partnershipLink to extra information on partnershipLink to Ben C. on new guidelinesLink to Sheehan on new guidelinesLink to Jay on ÁlvarezLink to MLBTR on WalkerLink to Ohtani tweetLink to accidents tweetLink to Jake on MisericordiaLink to 2014 Past Blast supplyLink to different 2014 supplyLink to David Lewis’s TwitterLink to David Lewis’s SubstackLink to story about Pride NightLink to story about participant feedbackLink to Buckley columnLink to “allies” lineupLink to Abreu/Acton tweetLink to sizzling mic video

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