We're heading into Memorial Day weekend.

We're looking at the next week's two-star pitchers and potential pickups for this weekend.

You're on the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

Welcome to the Roto Wire Fantasy Baseball podcast.

I'm Clay Link here with FSWA Hall of Famer, Todd Zola.

And Todd, we've got a busy week to look ahead to next week.

You said before we got started, what, 101 games next week?

101 games currently on these schedules, subject to change. Three of which are doubleheaders,

which obviously weren't scheduled. Well, I know maybe they were after the, I don't know if they're all ranouts. They could have been makeups, but makeup from the first week. um yeah memorial day not everybody's playing but most

of the teams are playing which makes it a very very busy week yes it will be a busy one and

we'll do our best to get you prepared for that but i'm kind of wondering todd before we get

too deep into things today

do you think memorial day is like a an important mile marker is that kind of overblown fantasy

like is now a time to really dig into where you are in certain categories or

that may be a little overblown no actually it's not overblown at all now the, the season's starting a week later, we're close enough.

Now, what I've noticed on Memorial Day is, if I can explain this properly, the top to bottom distributions of standings are representative of how they'll be at the end of the season.

What I mean by that is if you pro-rate the numbers, they will come out to logically be what

they'll be at the end of the year. Early on, the top teams are just crushing and the bottom

teams are terrible. We're at the point now where just crushing and the bottom teams are terrible.

We're at the point now where pro-rating the stats get you kind of close.

The teams will shuffle within what I'm saying.

If you pro-rate and you get 220 homers, then that'll be about what the winning total is at the end of the year. And the best way to tell is looking at the ratios,

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