Kate Horton is on his way to the big leagues.

We'll talk about that and a whole lot more coming up on the Rotowire fantasy baseball podcast.

Welcome to the Rotow Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

I'm Clay Link of Rottowire.com here with FSWA Hall of Famer.

Todd Zola.

Todd, always a pleasure to be talking a little baseball with you on a Friday.

And we got some interesting news to talk about. But actually, Kate Horton was not the top pickup in the Rital Wire Steak League last night he was just behind high

song Kim of the Dodgers and Kim now has a couple steals and you know five for 16 seems to be, you know, endearing himself somewhat to manager Dave Roberts.

But I'm wondering, how do you see His Song Kim fitting in once Tommy Edmund is back on this Dodgers team?

Yeah, I talked a little bit about this with James Anderson on the serious XM show, filling in for Eric Alterman today.

You know, you got Enrique Hernandez, you got Chris Taylor, you got Miguel Rojas, you got James Outman coming up.

As I mean to James, is it ironic that Outman comes up the same day that Evan Carter does?

I don't know that I've seen the two of them in the same room.

They're like the same player to me, right?

Anyway, I'm a little skeptical.

I mean, I've been doing this with you and Eric on the weekends long enough with the steak league discussion to know that's a

pretty decent chunk of change you know 16 yeah that I know it's a deep league but that's that's a

i expect this guy to play five times a week for the rest of the year type of bid. I don't I think I think that could be aggressive.

Maybe you need to make these kind of moves right maybe you're low on steals and you're short in the

middle and you're going to get some multiple eligibility with Kim going to play some outfield too

you know it's all contextual it's so hard to judge a bit in a vacuum but it's probably more than I would have been willing to, just because of, unless we hear Chris Daler's DFA, which we could, right? I mean, who knows? Because they're not getting rid of Hernandez. We know that.

A little rich, a little rich for me. But, hey, I'm, my in-season management isn't as aggressive as it probably should be.

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