The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer
Streaking, Slumping, and Sign-Stealing (Ep. 107)
52 minutes Posted Sep 7, 2017 at 6:38 pm.
The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about their enthusiasm for next month's probable playoff matchups
examine the significance (if any) of the Dodgers' slump and the Indians' and Diamondbacks' hot streaks
and discuss the Red Sox–Yankees sign-stealing scandal
Then they bring on longtime baseball scout and executive Tony Blengino for an insider's perspective on sign-stealing
whether baseball's prohibition on internet-connected devices in the dugout makes sense in an information-rich era
how the game might change if that ban is lifted
the state of grudges and gamesmanship between teams
and the future of scouting in the age of motion-tracking technology
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The Ringer's Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about their enthusiasm for next month's probable playoff matchups (01:00), examine the significance (if any) of the Dodgers' slump and the Indians' and Diamondbacks' hot streaks (03:30), and discuss the Red Sox–Yankees sign-stealing scandal (18:30). Then they bring on longtime baseball scout and executive Tony Blengino for an insider's perspective on sign-stealing (26:00), whether baseball's prohibition on internet-connected devices in the dugout makes sense in an information-rich era (31:00), how the game might change if that ban is lifted (36:45), the state of grudges and gamesmanship between teams (46:00), and the future of scouting in the age of motion-tracking technology (48:45).
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