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Episode 823 Dan Szymborski is the owner-operator of the ZiPS projection system. Previously a contributer to Baseball Think Factory and ESPN Insider, he has recently become FanGraphs’ newest full-time employee. He’s also the guest on this edition of FanGraphs Audio. Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter. You can subscribe to the […]

Episode 822 Even the best players in this year’s international free-agent class won’t be wholly relevant for another five years. With that in mind, much of this episode is dedicated to those IFAs who signed five years ago — a collection of players that includes Rafael Devers and Gleyber Torres among others. Also: notes from […]

Episode 821 Dayn Perry is a contributor to CBS Sports’ Eye on Baseball and the author of three books — one of them not very miserable. He’s also the highest educator on this edition of FanGraphs Audio. Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter. You can subscribe to the podcast via iTunes […]

Episode 820 Baseball coverage features considerable ranking and also no little voting. Maine, meanwhile, recently became the first state to employ ranked choice voting in an election. Meg Rowley, managing editor of the Hardball Times and also scholar in the field of Representation, is tasked with commenting on both simultaneously in this edition of the […]

Episode 819 Jake Mailhot is a staff editor at Mariners blog Lookout Landing. Even more relevant to this episode, he also served as FanGraphs’ resident for the month of May. On this edition of the program, he discusses the lengthy correspondence between his Chinese grandparents, the ancient correspondence between Paul and the Ephesians, and Edwin […]

Travis Sawchik recently conducted an interview in the White Sox clubhouse with a player he assumed, for good reason, was Matt Davidson.

Baseball's amateur draft begins on Monday. This episode, featuring Eric Longenhagen and Kiley McDaniel, was both recorded and published on Sunday afternoon.

The progenitor of JAWS on Mike Trout's Hall of Fame credentials and players who were unable to parlay excellent early-career seasons into excellent careers.

Featuring lead prospect analyst Eric Longenhagen and lead prospect analyst emeritus Kiley McDaniel.

Meg Rowley provides something like, although not precisely, a virtual tour of Seattle's Ravenna neighborhood.