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Effectively Wild Episode 2489: Baseball: Better Late Than Never

Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about the bunt’s rehabilitation and (17:49) the President publicly picking a side in MLB’s labor battle, then talk to two guests about falling in love with and learning about baseball as adults. First (32:35), beloved BBC presenter and The Guardian columnist Adrian Chiles breaks his baseball silence to expound […]

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The Year of the Left-Handed Hitter

Left-handed batters are playing more often in 2026, and they’re taking advantage of that extra playing time to impact games on a whole new level.

Effectively Wild Episode 2488: Ohtani Rules

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, please visit our Patreon. Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about Shohei Ohtani’s career-year pace, how often his number of times on base has exceeded his times on base allowed in his two-way games, and his awards outlook, discuss Aaron Judge’s injury and […]

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FanGraphs Weekly Mailbag: June 6, 2026

Are the Mets paying more per win than any team ever? What’s the best system for adding amateur talent? Is there a new Hall of Fame pitching benchmark? And more…

Glizzy Glory on Weenie Weekend

My friend and I ran the Brooklyn Cyclones' first annual Hot Dog Jog on Sunday. The race was less a feat of endurance than a test of intestinal fortitude.

Introducing Pitcher Game Cards

The Pitcher Game Cards are designed to provide a detailed, game-level snapshot of every pitcher who appears in a game.

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We Are Closer to the End Than the Beginning

Signing a contract like this is to a baseball player what building a pyramid was to an ancient pharaoh: You’re going to accumulate tons of treasure and have it — along with everyone in arm’s reach — buried with you.

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