Field of Streams: Episode 279 – You Might Be Boring But You Wouldn’t Be Crazy
Episode 279 – You Might Be Boring But You Wouldn’t Be Crazy
The latest episode of “Field of Streams” is live!
In this episode, Dylan Higgins and Matthew Dewoskin discuss the All-Star break, the big trade between the White Sox and the Cubs, Whit Merrifield being legit, finally almost believing in Jhoulys Chacin enough to take at home, a trio of strong pick options on Sunday, Dylan going out on a limb with a Nick Williams fantasy comp, the return of Marcus Semien, the return of Kolten Wong, and the worst sports radio call ever.
Contest picks for Friday, July 14: Charlie Morton vs. MIN and Stephen Vogt. vs PHI (Dylan) and Mike Montgomery @ BAL and Ben Gamel @ CWS (Matt).
Contest picks for Saturday, July 15: Tyler Chatwood @NYM and Kolten Wong @ PIT (Dylan) and Tyler Chatwood @ NYM and Kolten Wong @ PIT (Matt).
Contest picks for Sunday, July 16: Mike Fiers vs. MIN and Adam Lind @ CIN (Dylan) and Jeff Hoffman @ NYM and Stephen Vogt vs. PHI (Matt).
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Approximately 29 minutes of joyous analysis.
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Dylan assists in producingFanGraphs Audio, Effectively Wild, and the FanGraphs Live Twitch channel. He also enjoys the Waxahachie Swap (RIP), the Air Bud principle, and the Oxford comma. You can Tweet him about any of those things @dhhiggins.
Could we get the “Podcast” tag on the home screen for “Field of Streams”?
This was a site/organization decision made early last year, but I can ask about it and see where we’re at.
Ahhh alrighty, not a biggy was more just curious as to why it did not have the tag. Keep up the good work!
I believe (and may be wrong) that back when there was only one podcast, it had the “Podcast” tag. Then when we got on board, there was no tag to differentiate ours, so we got our own tag (“Field of Streams”).
Thank you! You keep listening, we’ll keep doing them.