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Matt Stevens walked away from his first closing table controlling two duplexes, having put nothing down, holding a check for forty seven hundred dollars. That deal taught him that things he assumed were impossible were actually available to him, and it started a career built on reading structure before reading price. Known as The Franchise Guy, Matt has more than 30 years in the franchise industry and has sat in nearly every seat at the table. He has been a franchisee, a franchise coach, a franchisor, and now a franchise consultant. He was rookie franchisee of the year, turned around struggling divisions, and served as a board member and partner inside a two billion dollar franchise group. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How to evaluate a franchise opportunity beyond the investment number, why first rights of refusal have essentially disappeared from franchise agreements, how territory math changes the economics of multi-unit ownership, the behavioral due diligence most candidates never perform on themselves, and where the real growth is happening in franchising right now. MATT'S JOURNEY: Matt got into franchising by reading an advertisement on a hallway wall at Wake Forest University. He joined the business that became CertaPro Painters when there were only 67 operators across Canada, New England, and the Mid-Atlantic. The deal had a zero dollar investment to get in and a 25 percent royalty on the back end, a trade both sides made deliberately. He spent about ten years in that system, moving from operator to coach to the franchisor side. Before franchising, Matt spent nearly two decades in rental property, building to 14 units before selling his last property in 2017. Over one six year stretch in franchising, he found, recruited, signed, trained, and mentored 167 franchise owners across nine states in a single system. Today he helps candidates cut through franchise marketing using non-public research on franchisors, their development teams, and their existing owners. KEY INSIGHTS: Every piece of human behavior is driven by inputs and outcomes rather than rationale or common sense. Matt was frustrated by several franchisor decisions when he was an owner. Once he became a franchisor, those same decisions made complete sense. His advice to candidates is to assume every rule exists for a reason and to ask why. First rights of refusal on territory used to be common in franchising and are now essentially gone. Matt's read is that the only reason a franchisor offers one today is that they are desperate to sign that candidate. What replaced it is a growth schedule tied to what an operator can realistically execute. Territory secured early is what Matt calls growth insurance. One territory costs X, three cost roughly 1.6X, and five cost roughly 2.2X, and six territories can be serviced with the same phone number and van as one. In fast moving markets, what is available today will not be available later. The hardest due diligence is the kind candidates perform on themselves. Investment and territory are confirmable. What is not confirmable is whether a person will replicate the daily behavioral patterns the system requires. One of Matt's screening questions is how long a candidate can go at zero income before hitting the panic button. The least appreciated opportunity in franchising is the mundane service business. Matt's framing is that in a market with 400 competitors within 30 miles, you are not competing against 400 companies. You are competing against the two others the customer called. That is how he became the largest buyer at his Sherwin Williams store in Keene, New Hampshire by May of his first year in the painting business at age 20. Perfect for anyone weighing franchise ownership, operators planning multi-unit growth, and dealmakers who want to see how structure and price get traded against each other in a real agreement. FOR MORE ON THIS EPISODE: https://www.coreykupfer.com/blog/mattstevens FOR MORE ON MATT STEVENS: https://heisthefranchiseguy.com https://podcast.heisthefranchiseguy.com/DQ FOR MORE ON COREY KUPFER https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreykupfer/ https://www.coreykupfer.com/ Corey Kupfer is an expert strategist, negotiator, and dealmaker. He has more than 35 years of professional deal-making and negotiating experience. Corey is a successful entrepreneur, attorney, consultant, author, and professional speaker. He is deeply passionate about deal-driven growth. He is also the creator and host of the DealQuest Podcast. Get deal-ready with the DealQuest Podcast with Corey Kupfer, where like-minded entrepreneurs and business leaders converge, share insights and challenges, and success stories. Equip yourself with the tools, resources, and support necessary to navigate the complex yet rewarding world of dealmaking. Dive into the world of deal-driven growth today! Episode Highlights with Timestamps [03:26] - The first deal, two duplexes controlled with nothing down and a check at closing [14:14] - Why first rights of refusal disappeared and what it means when one is offered [21:14] - The behavioral due diligence candidates skip and the four Ds [31:43] - What separates successful franchisees, including the ABS framework[47:44] - What freedom means to Matt Guest Bio Matt Stevens, known as The Franchise Guy, is a franchise consultant with more than 30 years in the industry. He has been a franchisee, a franchise coach, a franchisor, and a franchise consultant, and was named rookie franchisee of the year early in his career. He has turned around struggling divisions and served as a board member and partner inside a two billion dollar franchise group. Matt is a franchise gold and century club member, a Business First Columbus 40 under 40 honoree, and the author of a three hour course on thorough franchise review. He holds three business degrees from Florida Southern College and Wake Forest University and is a MENSA member. His process walks candidates from first conversation to confident decision using real world validation, insider questions, and practical coaching. Related Episodes Episode 329 - Cliff Nonnenmacher on master franchising and who is not a fit for the franchise model. A useful companion for understanding the layers of ownership between single unit franchisee and franchisor. Episode 333 - Greg Mohr on franchise agreements, protected territories, and how franchisors identify their ideal franchisee. Pairs directly with Matt's discussion of what franchisors assess in candidates. Episode 330 - Pete Mohr on owning and exiting multiple franchise businesses, including buying himself out of an agreement that was not working. Offers the operator's view of what happens when the fit turns out to be wrong. Episode 336 - Devan Gonzalez on building an emerging fitness franchise from the franchisor side, which connects to Matt's read on growth in health and wellness. Keywords/Tags franchise consulting, buying a franchise, franchise due diligence, franchisee validation, franchise territory rights, first right of refusal, right of first offer, franchise royalty structure, multi-unit franchising, home services franchise, health and wellness franchise, deal structure, business ownership, entrepreneurship, DealQuest Podcast, Corey Kupfer, Matt Stevens, The Franchise Guy
Oracle überrascht mit starken Zahlen – und dann will Larry Ellison plötzlich Aktien im Wert von 7,5 Milliarden US-Dollar verkaufen. Zufall oder Insider-Alarm? Außerdem sprechen wir über Apples neues Falt-iPhone, den Absturz von Rocket Lab, mögliche Übernahmen im Satellitenmarkt und die Frage, ob selbstfahrende Lkw bald die Logistikbranche verändern.Dazu geht es um steigende Ölpreise, El Niño, schwedische Compounder, den Scheidungskrieg beim Lululemon-Gründer und Trumps absurdes Versprechen von 5.000 US-Dollar für jeden US-Bürger. Wie soll das finanziert werden – und was würde das mit Inflation, Staatsanleihen und den Zinsen machen?Zum Schluss wird es existenziell: Anthropic fordert mehr Kontrolle und internationale Regeln für KI. Während Sam Altman und Elon Musk bremsen wollen, setzt Mark Zuckerberg auf Vollgas. Wer hat recht – und was passiert, wenn nur ein einziger Player nicht mitspielt?────────────────────────
Joe Maddon and Tom Verducci begin with the improved play from the Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong. It's been a full year with the ABS system and Joe weighs in with his thoughts. How has the system changed the game from the dugout? Tom highlights Gerrit Cole and what he can do to turn things around on the mound. Plus, a big reason that Joe needs to get back to reading really big books! The Book of Joe Podcast is a production of iHeart Radio. #fsrSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome back to another week of the Pick & Go. Piri Weepu and Steve Devine join us for today's episode and we try to figure out where it went wrong for the ABs in both Baltimore and the Greatest Rivalry Series. Was there anything New Zealand could have done or is the gap in quality between the sides just too big? The question becomes can the gap be closed between now and next year's World Cup or will it take a miricle for South Africa not to be crowned champions once again. Lastly NPC is nearing the end of the regular season and Wellington's woes continue and can they turn things around and end on a high before the season ends?
Scheidung ohne Trennungsjahr: Wann ist eine sofortige Scheidung möglich? Grundsätzlich müssen Ehegatten vor einer Scheidung ein Jahr getrennt leben. Doch gilt das auch nach schwerer körperlicher oder sexueller Gewalt? Und muss ein Betroffener wirklich noch zwölf Monate formal mit einem Menschen verheiratet bleiben, dem schwerwiegendes Fehlverhalten gegenüber ihm oder sogar einem gemeinsamen Kind vorgeworfen wird? Der Bundesgerichtshof hat mit Beschluss vom 08.07.2026 – XII ZB 576/25 die Voraussetzungen der sogenannten Härtefallscheidung nach § 1565 Abs. 2 BGB konkretisiert. In dieser Folge von „Wille – der Podcast für das Familienrecht“ erfahren Sie unter anderem: warum das Trennungsjahr grundsätzlich zwingend einzuhalten ist, was eine Härtefallscheidung nach § 1565 Abs. 2 BGB ist, warum endgültige Zerrüttung allein nicht ausreicht, wann körperliche oder sexuelle Gewalt eine Scheidung vor Ablauf des Trennungsjahres ermöglichen kann, warum schwere Vorfälle auch nach der räumlichen Trennung weiterwirken können, welche Bedeutung frühere Versöhnungen haben, warum eine behauptete Gewalttat konkret dargelegt und gegebenenfalls bewiesen werden muss, weshalb die BGH-Entscheidung keine allgemeine „Sofortscheidung bei Gewalt“ eingeführt hat und welche Schritte Betroffene praktisch prüfen sollten. Besprochene Entscheidung: Bundesgerichtshof, Beschluss vom 08.07.2026 – XII ZB 576/25, Folge direkt herunterladen Abo für den Newsletter: https://anwalt-wille.ac-page.com/newsletter Fachbuch: 77 Fragen und Antworten eines Fachanwalts zum Sorgerecht: Rechte und Pflichten der getrenntlebenden Eltern https://amzn.to/4osAym9 Rechtsanwalt Klaus Wille Fachanwalt für Familienrecht Ostheimer Str. 28 51103 Köln www.anwalt-wille.de Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@anwaltwille Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/klaus.wille Newsletter: https://anwalt-wille.ac-page.com/newsletter Impressum: https://www.anwalt-wille.com/impressum/ #anwalt #familienrecht #fachanwalt #koeln #scheidung #trennung #kinder #sorgerecht #umgangsrecht #umgang #vermögen #zugewinn #zugewinnausgleich #amtsgericht #familiengericht #anwaltwille #woeinwilleististaucheinweg #fachanwaltfürfamilienrecht #+#ehevertrag
Ein SpaceX-Mitarbeiter, eine exklusive IPO-Cap und wilde Einblicke aus dem Elon-Universum: In dieser Folge sprechen wir über eine mögliche Mega-Fusion von SpaceX und Tesla, Cybercabs ohne Lenkrad und die Frage, ob Softwareaktien wegen KI bald komplett rasiert werden.Außerdem: VW plant den Abbau von 50.000 Stellen, Delivery Hero steht vor der Übernahme, Lululemon und Victoria's Secret stürzen ab – und Amazon entwickelt sich vom Versandhändler zur alles verschlingenden Gelddruckmaschine. Dazu gibt's Zinsen, Öl, Rechenzentren, Kryptosteuer und einen HP-Drucker, der Margarine endgültig den Glauben an Technik verlieren lässt.────────────────────────
This week on the podcast, the conversation is all about the Giants' impressive 8-7 record in their last 15 games, and the standout performances of Rafael Devers and Bryce Eldridge. The speaker is joined by Duane Kuiper, a Giants legend and current broadcaster, to break down the team's recent success and discuss the impact of Devers' incredible hitting. Kuiper shares his thoughts on the Giants' current winning streak, and how it's been a team effort with contributions from young players like Eldridge. He also talks about Devers' impressive stats, including his 35 home runs and 36 doubles, and how he's been a game-changer for the team. The conversation also touches on the challenges Devers has faced in the past, including a slow start to the season, and how he's overcome them to become one of the top players in the league. The discussion also delves into the topic of umpires and their impact on the game, with Kuiper sharing his thoughts on the recent ejection of Tony V and the challenges of the ABS system. He also talks about the importance of players like Eldridge, who's been making a name for himself as a defensive first baseman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Sho Alli breaks down the Blue Jays' 6-5 walk-off loss vs. the Athletics to open the three-game series in Sacramento. He takes your calls and texts, and gets to the sloppy play that led to an early 5-1 deficit - is there a way to avoid losing the game on the margins, whether it's wasted ABS challenges or messy baserunning? He also gets into the uneven umpiring on both sides of the plate, Dylan Cease's inefficient night, and the Athletics running wild on him - with holding runners on being a season-long issue, can he clean it up down the stretch? Plus, he gets into some positives during a late comeback attempt, including big swings from Andrés Giménez and Kazuma Okamoto, and discusses the coming rehab assignment for Anthony Santander.The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Welcome back to another week of the Pick & Go. Piri Weepu rejoins the pod, and just in time to give us his feedback on the ABs performance in South Africa and what New Zealand can do to close the gap. The series isn't over with one game yet to come, but should the Baltimore game count as an official series game, with the lack of South African atmosphere, would beating SA in Baltimore mean as much? Lastly, it looks like Wellington will finish bottom of the NPC, so without relegation, would should the punishment be for the team that finishes bottom of the NPC?
Wer von euch, die gerade zuhören, hat einen Garten oder zumindest einen Balkon, auf dem jetzt im Sommer gegärtnert wird? Ich wette, das sind einige. Aber wie viele von euch machen damit auch konsequent im Winter weiter? Mein Tipp: Das sind schon deutlich weniger. Und das ist ja auch logisch, denn die meisten von uns haben gelernt, dass im Sommer und Herbst die reiche Erntezeit ist und im Winter die Natur ruht. Ganz so ist es aber nicht, wie Til Genrich beweist. Er bloggt als Selbstfairsorger Garten zum Thema Selbstversorgung und hat ein Buch dazu geschrieben, wie das auch im Winter gelingen kann. Und ich bin schon ganz gespannt zu hören, welche Tipps er hat, damit ich auch mein Hochbeet im Winter weiternutzen kann. Zu Tils Podcast: https://www.selbstfairsorger-garten.de Zu Tils Buch: https://www.loewenzahn.at/produkt/22992/selbstversorgung-im-winter/ Wenn ihr Lust habt, euer Geld ganz konkret in Projekte mit Mehrwert bei bettervest zu investieren, dann nutzt gerne meinen Code FAIRQUATSCHT25. Damit erhaltet ihr 25 Euro Bonus auf euer erstes Investment: ihr investiert z.B. 100€, überweist 75€ und erhaltet Rückzahlung & Zinsen auf die vollen 100€ berechnet. Mehr Infos: https://www.bettervest.com/de?mtm_campaign=2026_Fairquatscht&mtm_source=Podcast Wichtiger Hinweis gemäß § 12 Abs. 2 Vermögensanlagengesetz: Der Erwerb dieser Vermögensanlagen ist mit erheblichen Risiken verbunden und kann zum vollständigen Verlust des eingesetzten Vermögens führen.
In this episode of Investor Connect, we welcome Rene Wiertz, founder and managing partner of Fundracer BV, who shares how his experience building and leading premium bicycle brand 3T led him to launch a micro-mobility-focused fund that he believes has been overlooked by traditional venture capital. Rene discusses the post-COVID stabilization and renewed double-digit growth in cycling and micro-mobility, driven by urbanization, space constraints for cars, and rapid infrastructure changes in cities like Paris, London, and New York. Rene explains how new tech talent from firms like Microsoft, Google, Apple, BMW, and Tesla is bringing advanced technologies into a historically hardware-driven industry to make micromobility safer and more convenient. He outlines what helps startups raise capital—perseverance, strong go-to-market planning alongside product development, and speed to market—while warning founders against inconsistent valuation shifts and being vague about use of proceeds. The conversation highlights Funracer's key investment themes in safety tech adapted for two-wheelers, including lightweight ABS, low-power AI vision detection for collision avoidance, and reusable airbags, as well as emerging autonomous capabilities such as steer-by-wire. Rene also describes how Funracer co-invests with larger funds by providing micromobility expertise to unlock capital for the sector, and he closes with relationship-building advice for founders. Visit Fundracer BV at fundracer.capital/ Reach out to at rene.wiertz@fundracer.capital, and on www.linkedin.com/in/ren%C3%A9-wiertz-76637/ ________________________________________________________________________ For more episodes from Investor Connect, please visit the site at: http://investorconnect.org Check out our other podcasts here: https://investorconnect.org/ For Investors check out: https://tencapital.group/investor-landing/ For Startups check out: https://tencapital.group/company-landing/ For eGuides check out: https:/_/tencapital.group/education/ For upcoming Events, check out https://tencapital.group/events/ For Feedback please contact info@tencapital.group Please follow, share, and leave a review. Music courtesy of Bensound.
Paul Maoate from the TAB joins Tony Lyall to pore over last weekend's big wins (03:00) and look ahead to this weekend's odds, opportunities, and omens across the NRL (08:00), the 3rd ABs and Springboks Test (16:35), the NPC (19:30), and the US Open (24:25)... Then this week's Grab A Pen (26:00), and another week's ThreeWay (28:20)... Powered by TAB!Follow The ACC on Instagram or Facebook or TikTok Subscribe to The Agenda Podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts! iHeartRadio Apple Spotify YouTube THANKS MATE! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
MAPS Abs & Butt: https://mapsabsandbutt.com Abs and glutes. The two most requested body parts, the two most commonly undertrained. In this episode, Sal, Adam, and Justin break down the brand new MAPS Abs and Butt program and talk about WHY so many people fail to develop these areas, even when they're putting in the work. The answer isn't what most people think, and the guys are blunt about it. If you've been frustrated by a flat butt or abs that won't show no matter how hard you train, this is the episode that explains exactly why, and what to do about it. 00:00 Intro 00:22 MAPS Abs and Butt program intro and launch offer 01:17 Sponsor: Crisp Power 02:26 Why the hosts built this program 03:22 Evolutionary roots of abs and glute appeal 07:36 Why abs and glutes are so hard to develop 08:41 Full body programming with targeted volume emphasis 09:16 Cross-education science: why training the whole body helps target areas 14:16 Mind-muscle connection and why phases run inverse 15:51 Real example: ab exercises becoming hip flexor exercises 17:49 Program structure: phases, sets, reps, and intensity 19:57 Mistake 3: Not eating in a calorie surplus 21:56 Bonus guides, launch offer details, and free programs Sponsors: Crisp Power: https://crisppower.com/mindpump (code: mind pump) Mentioned: Brett Contreras - Described as one of the best in the business regarding workout programming, referenced during the discussion about total body volume limits.
Andy and Jeff talk about the ABS challenge system and if they really feel that it's good for major league baseball.
Andy and Jeff are joined by Chris Asseneheimer of the Chronicle-Telegram to talk Guardians. Then, they get into the ABS challenge system and the major sanctions coming down on the LA Clippers yesterday.
Welcome back to another week of the Pick & Go. Grant Nisbett is back on the Pick & Go, somehow he wasn't put off from his appearance on the show last week. He and Steve Devine join Paul Maoate to breakdown the second test and try to find where it went wrong for the ABs. We promise, we only talk about the plane flyover for a moment and then we are back talking about rugby. So, it is 1-1 in the series, and we debate if the next game is the official decider and should the Baltimore match count as a part of the series. Lastly, we discuss the NPC as we reach the cross the halfway stage of the comp.
Shop Back to School at Amazon – and spend less on your kids! https://www.amazon.com/backtoschool This week Rose sits down with Cleveland Guardians' All-Star rookie second baseman Travis Bazzana. The two talk about his cricket experience back home, play against MLB stars at just 16 years old, and how good of an Australian accent Rose has. After that, we ask players around the league tasks they do to make their wives happy. 0:00 Majoring in psychology at Oregon State 1:05 Where does baseball rank amongst sports in Australia? 1:55 Playing cricket growing up 3:05 Playing with MLB stars at just 16 years old 4:30 Travis' parents coming across the world for his debut 5:15 Are all Australian closers insane? 8:05 Managing intensity on the field 9:30 Conversations during ABS challenges 10:55 Generation of young star infielders in AL central 12:00 Rapid fire questions 15:55 How MLB players make their wives happy Follow along with Jomboy Media at theshownotes.jomboymedia.com JM Merch Store: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/ Featuring: Travis Bazzana Hosted by: Chris Rose Edited by: Alex Graap #JMBaseball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
In dieser Folge unseres lockeren Talkformats diskutieren wir drei aktuelle Themen rund um Jurastudium und Rechtspolitik – mit Meinungen zum Mitdiskutieren.KI im Jurastudium: Wie nutzt ihr KI im Studium – und wo liegt die Grenze? Wir sammeln eure Erfahrungen und diskutieren, ob Studierende dadurch anders lernen und welche Aufgaben KI im juristischen Alltag bereits übernimmt. Demnächst dazu auch ein Gastbeitrag von Carl-Wendelin Neubert (Jurafuchs).Sexualstrafrecht als Pflichtfach: Ein Gesetzentwurf der hessischen Grünen will Straftaten gegen die sexuelle Selbstbestimmung in die Pflichtfachprüfung aufnehmen. Der Deutsche Juristinnenbund hat sich dazu positioniert – und lehnt eine Aufnahme unter den aktuellen Vorzeichen ab. Hintergrund ist neben der Praxisrelevanz die Istanbul-Konvention (Art. 14, 15). Wir diskutieren das stärkste Gegenargument: die Gefahr der Retraumatisierung in der Prüfungssituation – und die Grundsatzfrage, ob das Studium abbilden muss, was Juristen täglich tun.„Nur Ja heißt Ja": Seit der Novelle 2016 gilt „Nein heißt Nein" (§ 177 Abs. 1 StGB). Jetzt wird eine Verschärfung diskutiert: ausdrückliche Zustimmung vor dem Geschlechtsverkehr. Kernproblem ist das sogenannte Freezing – ein neurobiologisches Erstarren in Bedrohungssituationen. Wir diskutieren Pro und Contra und die Frage, ob das eigentliche Problem nicht eher bei der Beweisführung liegt.Support the show
C-Mac reacts to the Yanks grabbing the first game of a massive four-game set against the Red Sox, led by Cam Schlittler dominating Boston once again. Plus, Cody Bellinger and the bullpen come up big, and debating the lineup decisions that paid off, like playing Paul Goldschmidt at first base.EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS6:58 - Cam Schlittler's dominant, though walk-heavy, outing9:16 - How Austin Wells rescued the second inning with two perfectly timed ABS challenges25:17 - Cody Bellinger unleashes a perfect game-saving throw from left field to nail the runner at the plate in the seventh inning32:54 - Praise for the trusted bullpen trio of Headrick, Blackburn, and Bednar shutting the door in a tight game35:03 - Previewing tomorrow's doubleheader featuring Carlos Rodon and the return of Max Fried47:19 - A reality check for negative fans: Comparing the Yankees' resilient, injury-riddled season to the last-place Toronto Blue Jays
Gear-up landings are often dismissed as embarrassing pilot mistakes, but landing gear mishaps are far more common, complicated, and expensive than many pilots realize. In this episode, Max talks with Tom Turner of the American Bonanza Society Air Safety Foundation about why gear-up landings and landing gear collapses continue to happen—and the operating habits and maintenance practices that can prevent them. Turner says the Beechcraft Bonanza, Baron, Debonair, and Travel Air fleet averages about one reported landing gear mishap every week. Those events represent roughly 40 percent of the mishaps reported to the American Bonanza Society. And because many landing gear events do not meet NTSB reporting thresholds, Turner says contacts in the insurance, aircraft rebuilding, and salvage industries believe the actual number may be two to three times higher. The problem is not unique to Beechcraft. Turner previously tracked landing gear events across piston retractable-gear aircraft and found comparable or even higher rates in some other types. Landing gear mishaps also have an outsized impact on aircraft insurance because a seemingly survivable gear-up landing can result in propeller damage, an engine teardown, belly damage, and repair costs high enough for an insurer to total the airplane. Much of the conversation focuses on developing habits that make forgetting the landing gear less likely. Turner teaches the concept "gear down to go down." Rather than beginning the final descent simply by reducing power, landing gear extension becomes the event that initiates the descent from traffic pattern altitude or onto the final portion of an instrument approach. He also teaches Gear Extension Altitude, or GEA. On a straight-in or other nonstandard arrival, the pilot selects an altitude below which the airplane will not descend until the landing gear has been extended and confirmed. Max relates two occasions during his flying career when normal landing gear cues broke down. In one, while training in a Diamond DA42, he reached the flare before his instructor revealed that the gear was still up. In another, while flying a Vision Jet instrument approach, the normal glidepath cue used for gear extension never appeared. The airplane's warning system ultimately caught the omission. That leads to one of Turner's strongest recommendations: regardless of when you normally extend the landing gear, establish a deliberate final gear confirmation on short final, around 400 to 500 feet AGL. If distraction, a changed traffic pattern, a go-around, or some other interruption causes you to miss your normal extension cue, that final check provides one more opportunity to catch the error. Warning systems alone are not enough. Turner describes pilots who continued toward landing while gear warning horns sounded and bright warning lights flashed. During high workload, pilots may simply stop processing repetitive warnings. In multi-engine training, the problem can become particularly insidious because pilots may listen to a landing gear warning horn throughout a simulated engine-out exercise and effectively tune it out before landing. Turner recommends using more than cockpit lights to verify the gear. Listen to the gear motor and notice whether it sounds normal. Feel and observe the expected change in drag and pitch. Compare airspeed, power, descent rate, and aircraft performance with what you normally expect. Then verify the cockpit indications. ABS even recommends holding the gear handle until this entire confirmation process is complete. Go-arounds introduce another human-factors trap. Pilots may vividly remember extending the gear—but the memory may be from the previous trip around the pattern. Turner favors making a go-around resemble a normal takeoff, then using the same normal extension cue on the next approach. Whatever technique a pilot chooses, the key is consistency and making sure the cue will still occur following a go-around. The discussion then turns to touch-and-go landings, which both Max and Tom strongly discourage in retractable-gear airplanes. A pilot reaching to retract the flaps can inadvertently select the landing gear instead. They similarly recommend not reconfiguring the airplane during the landing roll. Wait until the airplane is clear of the runway and preferably stopped on the taxiway before moving flap or similar controls. And pilots should not assume squat switches will save them. Turner describes observations showing that systems tied to weight-on-wheels switches may not recognize the airplane as firmly on the ground until surprisingly late in the landing roll—and may switch to flight mode early during takeoff. Bumps and unloading of the landing gear can further reduce their effectiveness. Gear collapses also have a significant maintenance component. At American Bonanza Society maintenance evaluation events, aircraft are placed on jacks and their landing gear rigging and downlock tensions are carefully inspected. Turner says it is not unusual for roughly two airplanes out of a 24-aircraft event to have gear tensions so far out of tolerance that the owners are advised not to fly until adjustments are made. ABS considers improper rigging serious enough that it developed a 38-step landing gear inspection checklist to supplement normal Beechcraft inspection procedures. Finally, Turner discusses what to do when the gear itself malfunctions. If the gear begins to extend and then jams, perhaps popping the motor circuit breaker, repeatedly cycling it may turn a damaged push rod or rod end into a complete failure. Instead, Turner recommends following the airplane's approved manual landing gear extension procedure, which can place less stress on a compromised system and may give the pilot the best chance of getting all the gear down. The episode highlights the American Bonanza Society's Put Your Gear Down campaign, which makes decades of landing gear operating and maintenance information available to pilots of all retractable-gear airplanes. Its goal is simple: replace the familiar saying that there are "those who have and those who will" have a gear mishap with a third category—pilots who use disciplined operating and maintenance practices to make sure it never happens to them. If you're getting value from this show, please support the show via PayPal, Venmo, Zelle or Patreon. Support the Show by buying a Lightspeed ANR Headsets Max has been using only Lightspeed headsets for nearly 25 years! I love their tradeup program that let's you trade in an older Lightspeed headset for a newer model. Start with one of the links below, and Lightspeed will pay a referral fee to support Aviation News Talk. 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Rays Playoff Push, Prospects and Baseball Around the WorldMark Corbett and Mat Germain break down the Tampa Bay Rays as they head into the final stretch of the season, plus prospects, the Little League World Series, the Rays stadium debate and international women's baseball.Rays Playoff PushThe Rays face a difficult schedule as they battle toward the postseason. Mark and Mat discuss recent performances, injuries, Kevin Cash's decisions and how the roster could take shape for the playoffs.Freddy Peralta's strong outing gets attention, including how increased use of his changeup may be helping his success.Rays Prospects on the RiseXavier Isaac and Caden Bodine have moved up to Triple-A Durham. Bodine's rapid climb through the Rays system has been especially impressive and could put him in the conversation as a future Tampa Bay catcher.Jacob Melton, Jake Fraley, Victor Mesa Jr. and other Durham players could also provide the Rays with options down the stretch.Little League World SeriesCanada puts together an impressive international run with wins over Australia, Panama and South Korea. Mark also highlights Alabama standout Kinley Rasmus, whose pitching and hitting have drawn comparisons to Mo'ne Davis.ABS and Baseball's Changing RulesShould MLB fully automate balls and strikes? Mark and Mat discuss the ABS challenge system, overturned calls and whether technology should take a larger role in officiating.Rays Stadium DebateThe proposed new Rays stadium in Tampa remains a major topic. Mark and Mat discuss taxpayer funding, construction costs, community benefits, affordable housing and the value of keeping Major League Baseball in Tampa Bay.Women's Baseball World CupThe show wraps up with the Women's Baseball World Cup in Taiwan, including Japan's strong performance and the continued international growth of women's baseball.Topics: Tampa Bay Rays, Rays prospects, MLB playoffs, Kevin Cash, Freddy Peralta, Xavier Isaac, Caden Bodine, Durham Bulls, Little League World Series, Kinley Rasmus, ABS challenge system, Rays stadium, Women's Baseball World Cup, women's baseball.BaseballBiz On Deck with Mark Corbett and Mat Germain covers the Tampa Bay Rays, MLB, prospects, baseball history and the business of the game.
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Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning are joined by Blue Jays play-by-play voice Ben Shulman to discuss Nathan Lukes, Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s struggles, Brett Bateman's emergence, and Toronto's issues with the ABS challenge system. Later, Royals broadcaster Jeremy Guthrie (24:45) breaks down Kansas City's recent success, shares his thoughts on Guerrero Jr. and Max Scherzer, and reflects on facing Vladimir Guerrero Sr. The hour wraps with a preview of today's series finale. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliate. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Ben Ennis and Brent Gunning kick off Thursday morning by recapping the Blue Jays' 3-0 win over the Kansas City Royals. They break down Nathan Lukes' redemption game after his costly mistake the night before, the Jays' success with bullpen days, Myles Spencer's importance to that strategy, and whether bullpen day is effectively their second-best pitching option behind Cease. They also take a closer look at Sean Keys playing left field in the minors, what it could mean for Jesús Sánchez's future, the challenges of moving infielders to the outfield, and the Jays' struggles with ABS challenges. After the break, the guys explore Auston Matthews' offseason activities, the NFL's decision to eliminate the Pro Bowl, and the toughest positions to play in sports, inspired by George Lombard Jr.'s latest error. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
In this episode of Side Stack, we cover Marvel Fanfare 4 and wrap up the Savage Land adventure with Paul Smith going all out on the art with Chris Claremont writing. Abs and glutes galore! Can Ka-Zar and Angel save the X-Men from the clutches of Sauron? Of course they can. Do they look amazing while doing it? Hell yes!The backup has scientists playing twisted mind games on a Deathlock, by David Kraft and Michael Golden.You can follow us on Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, Bluesky, & X https://linktr.ee/comicsdiscourse114Also, please leave us a 5-star review at your favorite podcast platforms.
Today we got the Consumer Price Index (CPI) date from the ABS and they reported that in July 2026, it headline measure rose 3.5 per cent over the past 12 months, down from 3.8 per cent in the 12 months to June, which was hotter than many economists had expected. Trimmed mean annual inflation which … Continue reading "More Rate Hikes Are Likely As The CPI Lands Hot…"
On today's show, Jase is planning a huge dinner party, Mogey's frothing the ABs and Keyzie's real loved up. Follow The Big Show on Instagram Subscribe to the podcast now on iHeartRadio, YouTube, or wherever you get your podcasts!Featuring Jason Hoyte, Mike Minogue, and Keyzie, "The Big Show" drive you home weekdays from 4pm on Radio Hauraki.Providing a hilarious escape from reality for those ‘backbone’ New Zealanders with plenty of laughs and out-the-gate yarns.Download the full podcast here:iHeartRadio Apple Spotify PLANNING TIME:(00:00) Intro: A Weekend For The Books!(03:30) Keyzie's Romantic Weekend(09:19) THE GOAT $100(12:21) THE GHOST OF CHARLIE GUBB(19:11) TV(24:19) Intro: (26:37) Come Dine With The Fellas(36:32) More cash(40:11) Intro: Pork Salad(43:15) THE GOAT SUMMARY(46:19) Sports Roundup(51:00) Farewell! Follow The Big Show on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
First up, we hear from an All Blacks fan who was in the stands when the ABs thumped the Springboks. Then, political commentator Jacqui van der Kaay joins the panel to discuss the latest RNZ-Reid Research poll which puts Opportunity squarely in the kingmaker role in an election. Followed by a deep look at the government's announcement on online safety and their social media ban.
Robbie Ray, now in his thirteenth big-league season, is a few weeks into his run with the Padres and has already settled in well, praising the team's mix of hard work and fun and picking up his first quality start with the club. The bigger thread in the conversation was how much Ray has changed as a pitcher. Once known as a strikeout-heavy lefty, he's become a ground-ball pitcher this year, a shift he ties directly to MLB's ABS challenge system pushing the effective strike zone lower. Adding a sinker and changeup has helped him attack that lower zone, and it shows in how comfortable he looks with runners on base — he described bearing down and trusting his stuff rather than relying on swings and misses. Ray also touched on his path to the majors, having skipped a college commitment to Arkansas after being drafted by the Nationals out of high school, and on the 2021 Cy Young Award he still keeps proudly displayed in a trophy hall at home. Altogether, it painted a picture of a veteran pitcher who's adapted his game significantly and is genuinely enjoying a fresh start in San Diego.
AI's enormous capital requirements are reshaping the way companies tap credit markets. Our Chief Fixed Income Strategist Vishy Tirupattur takes stock of this summer's key financing developments. Read more insights from Morgan Stanley.----- Transcript -----Vishy Tirupattur: Welcome to Thoughts on the Market. I am Vishy Tirupattur, Morgan Stanley's Chief Fixed Income Strategist. Today: Why the summer of 2026 is all about AI Financing and the evolution of credit markets. It is Friday August 21st at 2pm in New York. The summer of 2026 may ultimately be remembered not for a new model release or a breakthrough chip, but for developments in AI financing that highlighted how quickly capital markets are adapting to the demands of the AI buildout. The starting point of our analysis remains unchanged: the demand for compute continues to outstrip supply of compute, resulting in upward revisions in AI infrastructure capex expectations as hyperscalers commit additional capital to secure future capacity. Our equity research colleagues now estimate that the total capex for the four largest hyperscalers will rise 57 percent in 2027 versus 2026. These spending plans reflect growing conviction that such investments can generate 25 percent plus returns on invested capital. At the same time, the lag between capex deployment and monetization continues to pressure near-term cash generation, with our analysts' 2027 free cash flow estimates for the four hyperscalers continuing to move lower. To a credit analyst, what this means is that the result is a widening financing gap in 2027. That means AI-related credit issuance will remain substantial and may even need to increase further before cash flows from these investments begin to catch up. Developments in credit spreads this summer have been equally telling. Credit spreads for hyperscalers have widened meaningfully. More notable even than the absolute level of widening is the divergence across financing channels. For example, spread widening was most pronounced in unsecured bonds, where issuance volumes accelerated sharply and investors remained exposed to a broader range of risks tied to the AI investment cycle. By contrast, spread widening in data center ABS and CMBS was much more modest. These structures are backed by operating assets that have already been constructed, powered, and leased, with contractual cash flows largely established. Combined with a more measured pace of issuance, these characteristics helped insulate securitized credit products from the volatility seen in unsecured credit markets. The divergence across credit markets also reflects the differences in issuer incentives and sensitivity to funding costs, which will shape issuance volumes going forward. At the higher end of the quality spectrum, the major hyperscalers, with average ratings of roughly AA, combine substantial financing needs with significant ratings flexibility. Given their ROIC expectations, these issuers are relatively insensitive to modest changes in borrowing costs. Higher funding costs alone are unlikely to materially slow capital raising by the highest-quality participants in the AI ecosystem. The opposite is true further down the quality spectrum. Lower quality hyperscalers and data center developers, including former bitcoin miners and REITs, have less balance-sheet flexibility and lower tolerance for higher funding costs. For these borrowers, wider spreads represent a more meaningful constraint, making funding costs a natural stabilizer of future supply. The next phase of AI financing is also likely to look quite a bit different as incremental capex shifts from data center shells toward compute equipment, particularly servers and chips, as well as energy assets. While some of these assets have already been financed through high-yield bonds and leveraged loans, compute infrastructure is particularly well-suited to asset-level financing, creating a larger role for private capital. The emergence of large-scale component financing is likely to be enabled by the highest-quality issuers flexing their ratings as well as balance-sheet strength. We expect these issuers to increasingly provide backstops, credit support arrangements, and residual value guarantees, helping private capital underwrite ever-larger pools of AI infrastructure assets. As AI scales from a technology cycle into a capital cycle, understanding the nuances of financing is becoming increasingly important. In the next phase of the AI buildout, understanding the flow of capital may prove nearly as important as understanding the flow of innovation itself. AI is no longer just a technology story. It is increasingly a capital markets story as well. Thanks for listening. If you enjoy the podcast, please leave us a review wherever you listen and share Thoughts on the Market with a friend or colleague today.
Tyler Stephenson discusses his emotional postgame interview with Jim, still being a Red, ABS mastery and more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today Jennifer one of our Superstar Clients inside my Plant-Based Academy Coaching Program shares how she finally unlocked her Abs and Took Her Strength to the next level.Join my Free Workshop: 1-3rd September I'm hosting a Plant-Based Workshop! Tap the link below to grab your free spot
Join the Channel 23 podcast as the JFW team opens with a pledge and prayer, shares fleet updates, welcomes new employees, and celebrates anniversaries and birthdays. The hosts cover driver tips — from DVIRs, ticket and paperwork procedures, and phone/app setup to speed zone changes, FLOCK cameras, and chain requirements — plus safety reminders and troubleshooting advice for ABS warnings and tire checks. Hear stories about asking for help, accountability, integrity, and mental wellness, with practical guidance on pre-trip checks, hauling etiquette, fueling and wash-area care, and how to handle panic situations. A mix of humor, crew shout-outs, and real-world lessons make this episode a helpful listen for the fleet.
Ant, Dick and Andy managed to gather around one microphone for once in a rare in-person pod. Yes, we covered all the expected stuff with the upcoming tour opener and a recap of the Bulls vs ABs match, but we think you'll find our tangential rant about TMOs and technology the real highlight here… Boks by 10ish! Music by @monstroid, 80s TV Show.
The ABS released their Wage Price Index (WPI) for June 2026 today, and confirmed what my surveys already highlighted, in real terms, after inflation on average households are going backwards. But if you are working in the Government funded sector, you are doing better, and if you are living in South Australia, you are doing … Continue reading "We Are Still Getting Poorer!"
Susan Slusser of the San Francisco Chronicle shares her insights on the Giants' performance, highlighting frustration after Sunday's sloppy game. She also discusses the impact of the new ABS system on catcher Patrick Bailey's effectiveness as SF heads to Cleveland, and her thoughts on the decision to call up Tugboat Wilkinson.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Blue Jays radio play-by-play voice Ben Shulman (2:55) joins Jeff and Kevin to discuss the confidence John Schneider and the coaching staff have in putting Brett Bateman leading off the order, how Shane Bieber can learn from his start against the Phillies now against the visiting New York Yankees, the clubhouse's mood against a division rival, the Jays' struggles with using the ABS, Jesús Sánchez's future playing everyday, Paul Sewald's deployment, and if Gerrit Cole has a upper hand in facing Toronto for the first time since 2024. Then, Yankees radio colour commentator Suzyn Waldman stops by (27:00) to chat about what has changed for Cole since Tommy John surgery, if George Lombard Jr. has solidified his spot as New York's shortstop of the future, how Ben Rice has adjusted his hitting without Aaron Judge around him, when Yankees fans can expect Judge will return, and if Aaron Boone has navigated his way in securing AL Manager of the Year. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
Su'a Cravens fills in for Mason as John dives into the Lakers' schedule and the team's sale, including whether Bob Iger's Clippers fandom matters. Plus, Freddie Freeman's dugout mishap, Andy Pages' ABS privileges, the case for retiring a Heisman winner's jersey, and ICE BREAKERS. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Sports Graffiti kicks things off before the guys debate whether tipping has gotten out of control. Greg Bergman joins to talk Dodgers baseball, Freddie Freeman's wild camera-well tumble, and the team's use of ABS challenges. Plus, a look at the biggest rivalries in college football. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Dave Flemming joins the show to discuss the steady progression of Bryce Eldridge despite battling a nagging thumb injury. Plus, how to manage expectations for prospects as the season comes to an end. Also, strategies behind ABS challenges and how some veteran batters are still adjusting.
In hour 3 of The Morning Roast, Dave Flemming joins the show to discuss the steady progression of Bryce Eldridge despite battling a thumb injury. Plus, some veteran batters are still adjusting to strategic approaches utilizing ABS challenges and what to expect from prospects heading as the season ends. Also, Spadoni and Shasky place Brock Purdy in tier 2 amongst NFL QBs.
In hour 1 of The Morning Roast, Spadoni & Shasky react to the news of Nick Bosa battling knee tendinitis while rehabbing from his torn ACL. Plus, how much value would Bosa command if he was available for trade? Also, rookie wide receiver De'Zhaun Stribling was a standout in yesterday's joint practice against the Titans. Do you trust the current front office to draft a new core of young players to carry the team into the future? In hour 2, Spadoni & Shasky discuss which QBs they would take over Brock Purdy and which teams would want to make the swap. Also, who will step up opposite of Nick Bosa and is the secondary ready to prove the doubters wrong? In hour 3, Dave Flemming joins the show to discuss the steady progression of Bryce Eldridge despite battling a thumb injury. Plus, some veteran batters are still adjusting to strategic approaches utilizing ABS challenges and what to expect from prospects heading as the season ends. Also, Spadoni and Shasky place Brock Purdy in tier 2 amongst NFL QBs. In hour 4, Bonta joins the show to discuss the 49ers joint practice with the Titans and what's been going on with Nick Bosa. Plus, expectations for rookie De'Zhaun Stribling and should fans be concerned about Christian McCaffrey missing practice. Also, are there any free agents still available that can help the Warriors?
Braves’ ugly loss to the Mets, questions an umpire’s refusal to allow an ABS challenge, and offers a simple fix for baseball’s new challenge system. Plus, Falcons injury updates, NFL quarterback news, Aaron Rodgers and Cam Newton on COVID vaccine cards, a rare Cooper Flagg rookie card worth a fortune, and the bizarre story of a bass that swallowed a golfer’s ball.
Ken Carman and Anthony Lima bring in producer John to react to Tim Anderson's retirement by revisiting how Jose Ramirez's 2023 fight with him seemingly derailed Anderson's career, noting his stats craterered afterward despite prior All-Star form. They also break down Quinnen Williams' massive new contract extension and needle each other over which Williams brother (the NFL All-Pro or his younger brother Quincy) is more impressive given their size and draft-position gap. The segment wraps with a light debate on MLB's ABS (automated ball-strike) system, noting it won't be used in the upcoming Field of Dreams and Little League Classic games for logistical reasons, with both hosts admitting they've come around on liking the challenge system.
Ben & Woods open the 7am hour by discussing the first wave of analysis that Fangraphs recently released on how teams have benefited from the ABS challenge system, and where the Padres rank with their challenge success rate. Then we let Woodsy take off to take Taylor to his first day of kindergarten and get to "Don't (And DO) Do This" before the guys are joined by Jesse Rogers from ESPN to discuss the National League wildcard race! Listen here!
Shop Back to School at Amazon – and spend less on your kids! https://www.amazon.com/backtoschool Discover LA's local favorites on Postmates. Order now. https://postmates.com This week Rose sits down with Minnesota Twins catcher Ryan Jeffers. The two of them talk about his precarious trade deadline experience, his ABS challenge expertise and the upcoming Field of Dreams game. After that, we take to the stadium in LA to find out what the biggest start are ordering for dinner. 0:00 Haunted hotel in Milwaukee 2:30 Ryan's trade deadline experience 5:55 Renewed energy in the Twins clubhouse 8:15 Walking on at Wilmington - what he'd be doing if not baseball 9:45 Draft day comments 13:45 ABS quiz 22:25 How excited are you for the field of dreams game? 24:35 Joe Ryan's antics on the mound 26:05 Rapid fire questions 31:00 What are the pros eating in LA? Follow along with Jomboy Media at theshownotes.jomboymedia.com JM Merch Store: https://shop.jomboymedia.com/ Featuring: Ryan Jeffers, Mookie Betts, Tyler Glasnow, Miguel Rojas, Tanner Scott, Enrique Hernandez, Tommy Edman and Emmet Sheehan Hosted by: Chris Rose Edited by: Alex Graap #JMBaseball Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, please visit our Patreon. Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about a Donald Trump claim about Shohei Ohtani, José Caballero’s battle with MLB about his pre-pitch routine, Yandy Díaz spurning ABS, James Wood’s impressive results with a seemingly suboptimal approach, whether the Nats would be better off if they hadn’t traded pitching prior to the season, David Rubenstein’s Orioles optimism, and Corbin Carroll’s triples pace. Then (1:04:45) they talk to EW listener Jacob Redmon, who found himself at the center of a viral video this week when he was slapped by a man who objected to his staying seated during the National Anthem, about how the incident developed, what the video didn’t show, and what he took from the experience. Finally (1:57:33), Ben talks to Kenny Lofton about his exclusion from the Hall of Fame, his Cooperstown-caliber career, and his outlook for induction. Audio intro: Harold Walker, “Effectively Wild Theme” Audio outro: Xavier LeBlanc, “Effectively Wild Theme” Link to Trump on Ohtani Link to Trump on Kershaw Link to White House visit recap Link to EW on Trump’s baseball career Link to Caballero video 1 Link to Caballero video 2 Link to Caballero video 3 Link to Caballero comments Link to Caballero article 1 Link to Caballero article 2 Link to Caballero article 3 Link to Caballero article 4 Link to Caballero article 5 Link to Caballero article 6 Link to “violation” comment Link to CloseCallSports video 1 Link to CloseCallSports video 2 Link to Stanky draft episode Link to Crizer on Yandy Link to Yandy article 1 Link to Santana article Link to MLBTR on Santana Link to Yandy article 2 Link to batting team challenges Link to Sam on bad challenges Link to BP piece on Wood Link to EW on Wood in 2025 Link to Nats WAR leaders Link to team hitting WAR Link to team pitching WAR Link to Rubenstein quote Link to Rubenstein quote thread Link to Carroll triples fact Link to triples park factor Link to “55 burgers” ITYSL sketch Link to National Anthem Link to slap video Link to Lucy Dacus tweet Link to Lucy Dacus shirt Link to Wednesday concert Link to Chavez video Link to Cubs statement Link to EW Episode 2189 Link to 2022 Hoerner homer Link to “third place” wiki Link to Ben on the Hall of Fame Link to Lofton highlights video Link to Lofton playoffs video Link to CF JAWS leaders Sponsor Us on Patreon Give a Gift Subscription Email Us: podcast@fangraphs.com Effectively Wild Subreddit Effectively Wild Wiki Apple Podcasts Feed Spotify Feed YouTube Playlist Facebook Group Bluesky Account Twitter Account Get Our Merch! var SERVER_DATA = Object.assign(SERVER_DATA || {}); Source
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