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Welcome to the Roto Wire Fancy Baseball Podcast. I'm Clay Link here with Todd Zola of Roto Wire and Masters Ball.

Good to have you with us on this Friday morning, April 16th.

Of course, on this show, we're going to be looking ahead to next week, two-star pitchers for the week of April 19th. Of course, on this show, we're going to be looking ahead to next week,

two-star pitchers for the week of April 19th. So we'll give all of the two-star options for next week

a grade on a zero-to-five scale. Todd, how are you in this morning? Well, if we talked a little

off air, I could move my camera and show you the snow. That's how I'm doing. Even up here in Wisconsin, we don't have snow anymore. Yeah, well, it's supposed to rain, but I didn't know it was supposed to snow. So maybe I looked at the forecast in Boston, and I'm a little bit outside of Boston. I don't know. But, yeah, it'll go away. I don't know if the Boston will play tonight, which I'll see.

There's actually weather all across the country, Midwest, Colorado again.

So what Clay and I talk about in the next few minutes will be subject to change.

Yeah, card subject to change, as they say, in the pro wrestling world, and we will

do our best. Of course, the projected starters grid over at Rotowire customizable, so you can start

on April 19th, and that's what we'll be doing. But yeah, this will be updated regularly throughout

the weekend and next week, so this is a very tentative approach.

And we'll also try to throw some one-off, you know, one-star guys in the mix, some names that you may not know, or you may just want to take a second peek at in your fantasy league.

And before we get into the two-star pitchers, I'll just, as I usually do, run through some of the stake league free agent pickups, because we have a free agency run overnight Thursday, Friday. Todd's not in this league, but I'll just throw out some numbers just so you have an idea of maybe what you could expect this weekend. Lou Trevino for 29, if he's still out there. Probably going to command a pretty hefty price. Corey Canable, I was surprised to see Go 18. But it does look like Corey Canable is pretty clearly the next man up to Jansen. Now, I know it was David Price yesterday. He got his first career save. But, you know, not so much Trinan, not so much. I know Gradol's been on the IL but I'm a little surprised

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