Episode 394 - The Annual Baseball Edition with Special Guest Clark Griffith

In this episode, Andrew sits down with Clark Griffith, the former owner of the Minnesota Twins, for an exclusive discussion about baseball, revenue sharing, and the state of the sport today.

Clark shares his firsthand experience working on groundbreaking proposals to institute NFL-style revenue sharing in Major League Baseball, a plan that could have leveled the playing field for smaller-market teams. From his dramatic firing in 1984 to current-day negotiations, Clark breaks down how baseball's finances have evolved and what could still be done to change the game.

In addition to the deep dive into baseball economics, the conversation explores the philosophy behind the fifth game theory—how every MLB season boils down to those nail-biting, late-decision games that make or break a team’s playoff hopes. Clark also shares predictions for the upcoming season, touching on the Minnesota Twins' pitching and key players to watch, like Carlos Correa, Royce Lewis, and Byron Buxton.

Plus, learn about the latest technological innovations at Target Field, including facial recognition entry and the exciting new concession experiences designed to make your trip to the ballpark smoother and more enjoyable.

This is a must-listen for any baseball fan, sports economist, or anyone who loves a good conversation about America's favorite pastime.

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