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January 26, 2011 BP PodcastEpisode 35: I Will Take Your Liver OutNot much going on? Sure, so let's have a bit of Front Office 101 this week. After plenty of deep, metaphysical emails, we try (and fail) to understand what the Angels did this week, while also talking about what Mike Napoli means to the Rangers, and plenty of prospect talk with the Cardinals and White Sox Top 11 lists. The highlight comes with our special guest, John Coppolella, the Director of Baseball Administration with the Atlanta Braves. If you've ever had any questions about the arbitration process, you won't after this interview, as we go through the entire process with a fictional player named Johnny Shortstop. It's truly fascinating stuff and a rare glimpse at how the sausage is made. From there, we talk about Saturday's big SABR Day event in NYC, talk about refrigerators for way too long, and also supply details on how to drink with Jason and I on Saturday night. As always, we hope you enjoy. Note: We do alert you to the presence of the occasional adult language. Don't say we didn't warn you. Up And In Episode 35: "I Will Take Your Liver Out"
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Email Us: podcast@baseballprospectus.com Table Of Contents 0:00 Intro, Agenda Review, how to drink with us on Saturday night 5:14 Housekeeping: Email us, follow us on Twitter, all that kind of stuff 6:39 Emails
47:37 Trying to understand what the Angels did this week (and failing) 54:58 What Mike Napoli in Texas means for the Rangers 1:06:14 St. Louis Cardinals Top 11 Prospects rundown 1:12:17 Chicago White Sox Top 11 Prospects rundown 1:24:39 Special Guest John Coppolella, Director of Baseball Administration, Atlanta Braves
2:02:23 Special Guest Joe Hamrahi on Saturday's SABR day in NYC 2:11:34 Musical Guest: Village 2:14:14 What Are You Drinking? 2:19:11 The week ahead
Kevin Goldstein is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Great show, guys. The talk with John Coppolella was fascinating. I wasn't aware that there's nothing in the rules about an automatic raise either.