The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer MLB Show
The Ringer
Difficult Awards Decisions and the Derek Jeter Regime (Ep. 113)
53 minutes Posted Sep 28, 2017 at 9:28 pm.
The Ringer’s Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about Michael’s blasts-from-the-past Diamond Mind draft
and the White Sox broadcast crew’s beliefs about batting around
then discuss the evolution of BBWAA awards voting
why some of this season’s awards races are too close to call
and which players they would pick for MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year
Later, they bring back baseball historian, writer, and podcaster Steven Goldman to discuss ex-player precedents for Derek Jeter’s ascension to an ownership role with the Marlins
why the transition from beloved, legendary player to baseball-operations executive doesn’t always go smoothly
and whether the Marlins will be better off under the Jeter regime
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Show notes
The Ringer’s Ben Lindbergh and Michael Baumann banter about Michael’s blasts-from-the-past Diamond Mind draft (0:20) and the White Sox broadcast crew’s beliefs about batting around (2:50), then discuss the evolution of BBWAA awards voting (0:00), why some of this season’s awards races are too close to call (5:35), and which players they would pick for MVP, Cy Young, and Rookie of the Year (11:10). Later, they bring back baseball historian, writer, and podcaster Steven Goldman to discuss ex-player precedents for Derek Jeter’s ascension to an ownership role with the Marlins (21:45), why the transition from beloved, legendary player to baseball-operations executive doesn’t always go smoothly (24:15), and whether the Marlins will be better off under the Jeter regime (29:50).
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