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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1000 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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lIn Episode 529, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig chat about the WBC, and then preview the American League East.
1. Like Cody Rhodes, the Blue Jays are ALL IN.
2. We did not just copy and paste the 2025 Yankees preview, but we could have
3. Slaps the hoo... more
In Episode 528, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig chat about the WBC, and then preview the National League Central
1. The Cubs are the most solid-average watchable team of all
2. PECOTA thinks the Pirates are frisky
3. PECOTA hates the Brewers, again.
4. ... more
In Episode 527, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig chat about the WBC, and then preview the American League West.
1. The Mariners should win this division as long as there isn't an ugly locker room explosion...
2. The Astros are the new Padres?
3. The Rang... more
In Episode 526, Patrick, Jeffrey and Craig chat about the WBC, and then preview the National League West.
1. The Dodgers are inevitable (and inevitably going to annoy Craig).
2. The Giants projection feels wrong (by exactly one game).
3. The Padres... more
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I appreciate these fellas definitely know baseball and statistics, and they very often have worthwhile and informative takes. But they are also more than kind of annoying, with their “I’m smarter than you” tone. To their somewhat credit, they do make attempts at endearing self-effacement, but for whatever reason it just often ends up coming off as pompous and preachy, sorry to say.
I’ve been having a pretty torrid baseball renaissance after decades away, and these fellows place the game’s many quantitative advances in contexts that explicate the concepts without reducing fandom to a waterfall of abbreviations. Extra points for the atmosphere of weariness that accompanies parenting children, the namechecks of kindred cultural phenomena and for not leaving me wondering if they actually really dig anti-vax police state action off mic. (I’d say, I can imagine being in grad sc... more
For intelligent baseball talk there’s nothing better in 2025. Once upon a time effectively wild was good, but those days are long gone (with sam miller). So glad Five and Dive exists! Thank you guys and keep it up.
FAYKOT is the best Mets pod out there. I’ve been listening to Jeff since his AA days and the content he puts out is on the top of my listening list at all times. Jarret is great too. The entire BP lineup of pods is top notch and if you enjoy in depth analysis topped with first rate writers then this is your spot for baseball content.
It’s no Effectively Wild but it gets the job done
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Focused on the world of baseball, the discussions often encompass player trades, analytics, contracts, and the dynamics within Major League Baseball. With a mix of humor and analytical insights, hosts share personal anecdotes and pose trivia, making the content accessible and engaging. Noteworthy topics include player prospects, offseason transactions, and controversies in the sport, presented in a lively conversational format that balances serious analysis with light-hearted banter. Each episode tends to explore both current events in baseball as well as broader cultural phenomena, establishing a unique blend of commentary and personal storytelling.
Listeners can expect an engaging experience that not only covers the latest news but also ... more
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