Welcome to the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast sponsored by Winbet.

I'm Clay Link here with Todd Zola of rotowire.com and Masters Ball.

Always great to be talking with you, Todd.

We're going to be looking at pickups, also two start starters for next week, of course.

Before we get into that, I'm wondering how you're doing today on this Friday afternoon.

Doing pretty well.

I can see again.

We were chatting off air, and I dropped my spectacles last night, and the frame popped out, and I popped it back in, it popped out a couple times. And the issue, when you try to fix glasses, when you need glasses, is you can't see to fix those glasses. So I was able to get to the target where I got them and they were happy to fix

them for me and all good. So it's, I can see clearly now the lens is secure. How's that?

Well, I'm happy. I'm glad to hear it. I have, uh, I got so sick of just cleaning my glasses

over and over again. Seems like I smudged them up no matter what I did.

So I got contacts and I was a contact guy earlier in my life. I just got so sick of just fumbling around with them, putting them in my eyes, putting them in my eyes.

Taking them out and putting those same things back in my eyes. Now I have disposable. So I don't want to worry about it.

Putting that pair back in my eye. It I have disposable, so I don't want to worry about putting that pair back in my eye.

It's so weird. I never remember touching my glasses, but yet they're smudged. You know, it's like one of those things.

So it's weird. I never was able to, I was never, well, not so much never able to wear contacts, but, you know, I grew up as a scientist and you're not allowed to wear contacts in labs with the kids. Yeah, and I don't, I don't think, I can't even put eye drops in my eye, let alone, let

alone, you know, lenses. And I, you know, been roommates with people through graduate school

where let's just call them my drinking years

and I was always fascinated how they could you know take their contacts in and out they

couldn't drive home we had to get at that time there was no ubers we had to get a cab home

but yet it was instinctive to take the contacts. I'd be poking my eyes out.

I know.

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