The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer
Ep. 59: Spring Training Travels and Misunderstood Stats
48 minutes Posted Mar 13, 2017 at 8:09 pm.
The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann discuss whether MLB teams should limit the workloads of players on WBC teams
break down Michael's clubhouse interviewing technique
and comment on quotes from two players Michael talked to on his trip to Arizona
Rangers starter Cole Hamels (on aging and wearable sensors) and Indians outfielder Brandon Guyer (on getting hit by pitches). Then they bring on Economist editor Dan Rosenheck to talk about his study on the significance of spring training stats
and examine why earlier analysts came to incorrect conclusions about traditional baseball beliefs
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The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann discuss whether MLB teams should limit the workloads of players on WBC teams (02:00), break down Michael's clubhouse interviewing technique (11:00), and comment on quotes from two players Michael talked to on his trip to Arizona (14:00), Rangers starter Cole Hamels (on aging and wearable sensors) and Indians outfielder Brandon Guyer (on getting hit by pitches). Then they bring on Economist editor Dan Rosenheck to talk about his study on the significance of spring training stats (27:50) and examine why earlier analysts came to incorrect conclusions about traditional baseball beliefs (35:00).
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