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September 15, 2010 BP PodcastEpisode 17: 200 Years Of Meat CuttingIn this weeks episode, Jason and I talk about why nobody should care about players buying Halo Reach at midnight, how the Mariners have hurt King Felix's Cy Young chances, while also starting our minor league wrap-up with our selection of this year's breakout prospects. Our special guest this week is Jorge Arangure of ESPN who joins us to talk about the book he's writing about Latin American baseball as well as what is wrong (and what might not be so wrong) with the signing processes of various countries. It's a fascinating discussion that we're sure you'll enjoy. Of course at the end, all the usual wackiness you expect with Not Jim Tracy, What Are You Drinking and lots of food talk. 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 17: "200 Years Of Meat Cutting"
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Email Us: podcast@baseballprospectus.com Table Of Contents 00:00 Intro and Agenda review 3:11 Housekeeping (Email us and join the Facebook group) 4:10 Emails: Offseason podcast plans; favorite minor league teams; Strange Brew 10:10 More Emails: Jail/prison and more on Josh Lueke 16:57 Really? People are upset that players are buying video games at midnight? 20:05 The American League Cy Young award and Felix Hernandez' W-L record 25:40 Minor League Wrap Up Part One: Picking six breakout players
48:22 Plannng future episodes (inside the thought process) 50:45 Special guest Jorge Arangure of ESPN on developments in Latin America
82:12: Not Jim Tracy on the surging Rockies 84:57 Music Guest: Shellac 88:00 Feline update 99:00 What Are You Drinking? 93:51 Cooking with The Professor: Carbonara (or not), cookies, pulled pork, al pastor 108:17 Update on Jason's mental state 111:40 A quick shut-out and wrapping up Music is by Shellac Of North America, from the album 1000 Hurts, Copyright 2000, Touch And Go records.
Kevin Goldstein is an author of Baseball Prospectus.
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Podcast idea - go together to an AFL game - and record your conversation - with agenda, of course! Interview an anonymous scout - live - then maybe another one.
I actually love this idea, not that we'd get the scout.
Bring one of those "Scream" voice disguisers for the scout to use.