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In Episode 402, Patrick, Jeffrey, and Craig chat about Saberseminar and then discuss five mostly baseball topics. 1. Judge, Jury, and Executioner of Middle-Middle Pitches: Aaron Judge had a good weekend, as did the very boring 2024 Yankees. Plus the inside scoop on his Paw Patrol spin-off appearance.2. August and Everything After: After chiding Craig for once again not getting another musical reference, we debated which of the Pirates, Tigers, and Nats we'd most like to root for going forward. 3. Around the Horn: Ohtani goes 40-40 and the White Sox go 100 losses. Plus, we discuss the prices of game-used jerseys.4. What to Watch: Not the Danny Jansen game (it already happened), instead try a World Series preview if there is such a thing.5. Games should not be this open-ended.Five and Dive is listener-supported, you can join our Patreon at patreon.com/fiveanddive. If you want to get in contact with the show, the e-mail address is fiveanddive@baseballprospectus.com.Our theme tune is by Jawn Stockton. You can listen to him on Spotify and Apple MusicSpotify: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_SpotifyApple Music: http://bit.ly/JawnStockton_AM

On this episode, we focus on the toughest defensive job in baseball, playing center field at Coors Field. Rockies rookie Brenton Doyle is doing it and doing it well. Mark Simon talked to Brenton about how he does what he does defensively and how his defensive game has developed dating back to his Division II college days (0:39). SIS VP of Baseball Bobby Scales just watched Doyle play live and shares his thoughts on his game, as well as the outstanding defense of Rockies shortstop Ezequiel Tovar and third baseman Ryan McMahon. He also pays tribute to one All-Star close to his baseball heart (10:27).  Then we're joined by Saberseminar co-founder Dan Brooks, who talked about the return of the baseball statistical conference this August in Chicago. It's a fantastic chance to hear interesting speakers and network, with all the money raised going to a great cause (18:19). Thanks as always for listening. Please follow us on Twitter at @sis_baseball and read our work at SportsInfoSolutions.com. You can e-mail us at Mark@sportsinfosolutions.com. 

You don't want to miss my conversation with Raquel Ferreira, EVP & Assistant General Manager. She is the fourth female to hold the title of Assistant General Manager in a baseball operations department in Major League Baseball.    No surprise Racquel kept it 100% real during our conversation. Listen in as we talk about:   -How she went from assistant to director and what her biggest concern was about her promotion  -How she pushed through her shyness when she first started her career in sports  -The pivotal moment when she found her voice  -Why it's important to figure out how you want people to see you  -Some of the fears she had when going on maternity leave  -Her experience working in a male-dominated space    And you know there is so much more!    Connect with Jahaan:  Learn more about working with Jahaan and see if it's the right fit for you: https://JahaanBlakeAppointmentScheduling.as.me/LetsTalk Join Jahaan's VIP Email List: https://bit.ly/3yccwAP  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jahaanblake/ Email: jblake@jahaanblake.com Website: https://jahaanblake.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jahaanblake/   Links: Elaine Weddington Steward: https://atmlb.com/2TlzO8M  Kim Ng: https://bit.ly/3x7p1Oh  Jean Afterman: https://bit.ly/3jtQbut  Sarah McKenna: https://atmlb.com/3hoOKuG  Sarah's Game of Her Own Episode: https://apple.co/3hcmOvv  Marcita Thompson: https://atmlb.com/3AeXts3    Connect with Raquel:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raquel_s_ferreira_/  Email: rferreira@redsox.com    Raquel Ferreira was promoted to Executive Vice President/Assistant General Manager in December 2019. Entering her 23rd year with the Red Sox in 2021, she is just the fourth female to hold the title of Assistant General Manager in a baseball operations department in Major League Baseball, joining Kim Ng of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Jean Afterman of the New York Yankees, and Elaine Weddington Steward of the Red Sox.   In her current role, Ferreira reports directly to Chief Baseball Officer Chaim Bloom and assists in all areas of baseball operations. Over her career with the Red Sox, her work has been focused on overseeing the baseball operations budgets and the club's major and minor league operations, as well as the daily operations for the team's major league clubhouse and travel. In addition, she heads the club's player immigration program and was instrumental in establishing the Boston Red Sox Rookie Development program, which began in 2004. In her prior roles, Ferreira also oversaw the daily operations for the organization's six minor league affiliates, handling issues for all minor league players and staff such as contract tenders, player transactions, payroll, and insurance.   Prior to her most recent promotion, Ferreira served as  Senior Vice President, Major and Minor League Operations during the 2019 season    Vice President, Major and Minor League Operations over a two-year span from 2017-18.    She also served as the Red Sox' Vice President, Baseball Administration from 2015-16;    Senior Director, Minor League Operations from 2011-14   Director, Minor League Operations from 2008-11; and as Director, Minor League Administration from 2002-07.   In 2019, Ferreira was honored with the Special Achievement Award from the Boston Baseball Writers.    She was also one of only seven nominees for the WISE 2020 Women of the Year award, which selects individuals not only for the positions they hold, but also for their ongoing commitment to the professional development and advancement of women at their respective organizations. In 2002, Ferreira received the Red Sox' Edward F. Kenney Award, which is given annually to a member of the club's Player Development Department who demonstrates dedication, success, and work ethic befitting the man for which the award is named.   During the 2019 season, the Cumberland, RI native joined the Saberseminar Scholarship Board of Directors, which offers scholarships for minority and/or female students who want to work in baseball analytics. Scholarship winners get the chance to present at the annual Saberseminar conference in front of MLB teams.   Ferreira is a 1992 graduate of the University of Rhode Island with a B.A in Communications. She and her husband, Erik Stamps, reside in Stoneham, MA with their 13-year-old daughter, Gabriella.

Episode 868 I welcome FanGraphs lead prospect writer Eric Longenhagen back to the program. We contemplate surprisingly expensive adult hobbies before Eric details his recent amateur scouting trip through various Southern California showcases, including Area Codes and the Perfect Game All-American Classic, while I share some take aways from a weekend spent at SaberSeminar. We […]

In the third episode of Effectively Wild recorded live at Saber Seminar in Boston, Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley talk to Boston Globe sportswriter Alex Speier, author of the new book Homegrown: How the Red Sox Built a Champion From the Ground Up, about Boston’s championship core, the twists and turns of player development, why […]

Liam is at Saberseminar and Will is coming back from Friday night's wild game at Citi Field. Hot Boys thoroughly on their shit as Liam talks about his love of oysters and trolling baseball writers while Will reminisces on challenging Long Island Chaminade students to fights at the Baldwin Bowling Lanes parking lot in the mid-00's.

In Episode 121 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey is back from Tennessee, somehow got six games in six days, and has thoughts on Shervyen Newton and stuff. Jarrett has thoughts on Jeff McNeil and his place on the 20-80 scale. We both are confused by the Mets 25-man roster moves and their insistence on a six-man rotation, but are pleased by the return of David Wright to baseball activities, sort of. In the second half of the show, we do the thirty-minute version of our ten-minute SaberSeminar presentation. And in the third half of the show we talk about the G1 Climax.

In Episode 117 of For All You Kids Out There, the only news worth talking about is a Wade LeBlanc contract extension so talk about it we shall with David Roth of Deadspin. We do also chat about Jenrry Mejia's return from suspension, famous Hampshire College graduates, and David's encounters with semi-famous Law & Order recurring characters in airports. You know the usual. We are not done with Wade LeBlanc chat, oh no. In the second half of the show we bring on Meg Rowley to delve further into all things Wade, consider the current state of the Mariners, and apparently help Meg make her SaberSeminar travel plans. Then in the third half of the show we answer you correspondence and talk about all the recent pro wrestling and MMA news. As we do.

On this episode of the #AskMikeReinold show he have a baseball episode with special guests Will Carroll, Dan Blewett, Kevin Vance, and Dave Fischer all discussing the 2017 Saberseminar and whats new in baseball performance. To view more episodes, subscribe, … Read more > The post What’s the Future of Baseball Performance and the Saberseminar appeared first on Mike Reinold.

The gentle and considerate Sawchik attended Saber Seminar in Boston. Here, he recounts is experience for the public.

Dr. Alan Nathan, a world expert on the physics of baseball, joins me to talk Red Sox, Sabermetrics, and Saberseminar 2017. Follow … EP18 – Dr. Alan Nathan Talks Saberseminar Read More »

On Episode 2 of Stolen Signs we briefly recap SaberSeminar 2017, answer a listener email about how to learn more about baseball stats, and we have a discussion about pitching metrics with Jonathan Judge of Baseball Prospectus and Neil Weinberg of FanGraphs. You can email Kendall and Harry at stolensigns@baseballprospectus.com and follow them on Twitter @stolensigns.

Brandon Lee, Mike Carlucci, and Nick Strangis talk about Mike's visit to Saber Seminar 2017 (and seeing Effectively Wild live), a look back at a 2006 trade, Nick's visits to SunTrust Park in Atlanta, and a draft of jersey names for Players Weekend. The post BttP Podcast 69: Saber Seminar, an Old Trade, SunTrust Park, Players Weekend appeared first on Banished to the Pen.

Special guest, THT contributor Britni de la Cretaz joins Jen, Mary and Sarah!

In Episode 66 of For All You Kids Out There, we are in Boston for SaberSeminar so after a night of cocktails it is time to podcast about the Mets with friends. Jeffrey doesn't screw up recording it this year, but does underestimate how sleepy we all were going to be after a night out at Lion's Tail and Eastern Standard. Nevertheless, Jeffrey, Jarrett, Kate Morrison, Skyler Kanfer, and Matt Yaspan discuss Amed Rosario's first week in the majors, when Dom Smith will arrive in Queens, the very exciting August 31 waiver trade deadline, the state of the Mets system, and answer a bunch of questions from you, the listener.

In Effectively Wild’s second annual live recording at Saber Seminar, Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan talk to former major league pitcher (and current Red Sox pitching development analyst) Dave Bush about his new job in the Red Sox front office, how he’s using data to develop minor league pitchers, his experience coaching in China, and […]

Ben and Sam banter about an aged usher, Buck Showalter’s decision not to use Zach Britton in the AL wild-card game, and Barry Bonds, then answer listener emails and talk to Saber Seminar raffle winners Armaan and Ishaan about the Red Sox and whether baseball bores kids.

Episode 676 Dave Cameron is the managing editor of FanGraphs. During this edition of FanGraphs Audio, he provides a summary of events from Saberseminar 2016, explains the logic of the Blue Jays’ front-office turnover despite that club’s considerable recent success, and meditates briefly on the absurdity of revocable waivers. This episode of the program either […]

Nick Koss and Rob Mains (also of Baseball Prospectus) join Ryan Sullivan to talk about their experience at the 2016 Saberseminar, and their favorite presenters and topics, including Dave Dombrowski, sports medicine, Effectively Wild live, Ryan Westmoreland, and the rise in home runs. The post BttP Podcast 60: The 2016 Saberseminar Edition appeared first on Banished to the Pen.

So somtimes you start out to record the second half of the show with some friends and it spirals out of control into a whole show because it is one in the morning in Boston and you have had a few beers. And sometimes you realize only fifty minutes of that audio is usable because it is one in the morning in Boston, you've had a few beers, and Kate Morrison has spilled beer all over the floor of your hotel room. And then, you have packed your podcast mic in a box for ytour move, but you don't remember what box,Anyway, in Episode 15 of For All You Kids Out There, Jeffrey and Jarret are joined by Kate Morrison and Jon Choiniere of Baseball Prospectus and Pitch Info to discuss SaberSeminar, Gabriel Ynoa, the continuing saga of Terry Collins and Michael Conforto, Tim Tebow (apparently), 80-grade hair, and Andres Gimenez. 

In their first live episode of Effectively Wild, recorded on Saturday at Saber Seminar, Ben and Sam answer listener emails with help from two players, John Baker and David Aardsma.

Ben, Sam, and listener Corey McMahon plug the Saberseminar, then answer listener emails about automated strike zones, Jackie Bradley, Mike Trout, Bill Wambsganss, Willians Astudillo and more.

Episode 589 Dave Cameron is both (a) the managing editor of FanGraphs and (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio, during which edition he discusses this past weekend’s Saberseminar in Boston, the quality and quantity of Statcast data, and one of Curt Schilling’s less horrifying — but also recent — comments. This […]

Ben, Sam, and Dan Brooks banter about Saber Seminar, then answer listener emails about pine tar, the meaning of the middle of the order, and throwing back home runs.

Ben and Sam talk about Ben’s weekend at Saber Seminar.

Episode 373 Dave Cameron is both (a) the managing editor of FanGraphs and (b) the guest on this particular edition of FanGraphs Audio — during which edition he discusses notable ideas from the recent Saber Seminar (or SaberSeminar or Saberseminar) in Boston, MA. Don’t hesitate to direct pod-related correspondence to @cistulli on Twitter. You can […]

Ben and Sam banter about the Saber Seminar, then discuss Clayton Kershaw’s odds of induction into the Hall and the best-ever years for young players.

Episode 225 FanGraphs managing editor Dave Cameron, as per usual, makes his weekly appearance on FanGraphs Audio and analyzes all baseball. Discussed: • Cameron’s verbal fisticuffs with The Book’s Mitchel Lichtman at the recent Saber Seminar. • The Rays, how they’re first in the AL Wild Card and have Jeff Keppinger. • The best places […]

This week’s episode of the SIS Baseball Podcast highlights defensive excellence in the Bay Area. Senior research analyst Mark Simon (@MarkASimonSays) points out how well Chad Pinder has played recently, with help from Oakland Athletics coach Ryan Christenson (1:04).  Then, Mark talks to San Francisco Giants outfielder Kevin Pillar (@KPILLAR4). They discuss the challenges of making sliding, diving, and jumping catches including dealing with injuries (3:00), how Pillar learned to play that way (5:13), what being the leader in those kinds of catches says about a player (10:00), learning a ballpark (11:02), how much he uses scouting information (13:24), and what advice he would give to kids who want to play defense like him (15:19). Mark is then joined by research associate Andrew Kyne (@Andrew_Kyne) and intern Jon Becker (@jonbecker_). They review Pillar’s comments (18:29), discuss a pitcher who changed approach upon joining a new team (20:56), answer a listener question about the Mount Rushmore of stats (22:45), preview Andrew’s presentation at Saberseminar (24:07) and challenge listeners to figure out the Ridiculous Stats of the Day (25:21).