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BP Fantasy Podcast: Episode 34: Amazeballs

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March 3, 2013

Jason is back off the disabled list and he and Paul review the latest news, their Mixed LABR draft domination, and break down the outfielders. if the embedded podtrac player does not show on this page, refresh the page and it will appear.

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JPinPhilly
3/05
Is lineup protection really a "myth" or is it something that is just accepted in the sabermetric community? I see/hear people rattle this one off all of the time but has there been any kind of really strong analysis? I did a quick (very quick) search and the first thing that popped up was Tom Tango's article here.

http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=14010

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moonlightj
3/05
Tango's work was mentioned in the piece that I wrote. Lineup protection, or lack there of, leads to more walks and more strikeouts, but has no effect on batted balls in play.
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