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- The Seattle Mariners activated Tayler Saucedo from the 15-day IL. He last pitched on May seventh before going down with a hyperextended right knee. Prior to the injury, he pitched to a 2.70 ERA (13.1 IP) while contributing a save and a hold. Saucedo will enter the holds conversation with Austin Voth shifting to a bulk relief role to replace Eduard Bazardo who was optioned to the minors in a corresponding move.
TOR 11 – DET 14
W: Mason Englert (1)
L: Jordan Romano (2)
- It was a high-scoring affair in which the Tigers came out victorious. Jason Foley did his best to foil their plans for a win, surrendering three runs while recording just two outs in the eighth and taking his second blown save. His offense bailed him out with five runs across the next two times at-bat. It’s hard to blame Foley for a poor performance here as he was pitching in a high-leverage situation for the third day in a row. The right-hander should bounce back after a day off today.
- Jordan Romano continues to put himself at risk of losing the closer role. He entered the ninth with the score tied and coughed up a three-run walk-off home run to Matt Vierling and now sits with a putrid 6.39 ERA (12.2 IP). With Yimi García having an incredible season, pitching to a 1.35 ERA (20 IP) with a 33.3% K% and a 15.1-inning scoreless streak entering the weekend, Romano could see a break from the closer role and may lose it indefinitely if García succeeds. Romano may be safe for now, though, as García allowed two runs and was tagged with his first blown save in the eighth inning of this one. Romano has now pitched on back-to-back days, so expect García to get a taste of the ninth today.
LAD 1 – CIN 4
W: Nick Martinez (2)
HD: Carson Spiers (1)
SV: Alexis Díaz (10)
- Just when you started to think Alexis Díaz was cooked, he reeled off three saves in a week without surrendering a run. The most interesting part is that Díaz has sported increased velocity on his heater and slider in his past two appearances. The four-seamer was at 95.5 mph on Saturday and 95.1 mph on Sunday compared to the 93.8 mph he’s averaged on the season, while the slider was at 89.4 mph and 88.5 mph over the weekend after sitting 86.9 mph all year. If this holds, Díaz may return to relevance and claim the closer role for good. Díaz will have an opportunity to rest his arm today after pitching on consecutive days.
SEA 9 – WSN 5
W: Austin Voth (2)
L: Dylan Floro (1)
- Having had four days off in a row, the Mariners gave Andrés Muñoz a maintenance outing, pitching the ninth with a four-run lead. Muñoz worked around a hit to secure the victory. His 34.1% K% is a top 10 mark among pitchers with at least 20 innings pitched. Muñoz is a top-10 closer indefinitely.
MIL 1 – BOS 2
W: Justin Slaten (3)
L: Elvis Peguero (2)
SV: Kenley Jansen (9)
- Kenley Jansen continues to inch toward the fourth spot on the all-time saves leaderboard. With his perfect ninth on Sunday, he recorded the 429th save of his career, putting him just eight shy of Francisco Rodríguez for fourth in baseball history. Jansen is once again having a typically great year with a 3.06 ERA (17.2 IP) and a 30.7% K%, though a career-high 13.3% BB% and decreased cutter velocity (-2.3 mph from 2023 to 92 mph) is cause for concern. It’s a good sign he’s walked just two batters across his last 12 appearances (4.2% BB%) and sported increased cutter velocity (+1.2 mph to 93.2 mph) on Sunday.
KCR 1 – TBR 4
W: Garrett Cleavinger (4)
HD: Kevin Kelly (4)
SV: Pete Fairbanks (5)
- Since returning from the IL on May 11th, Pete Fairbanks hasn’t allowed a run and has permitted just four baserunners, three of which came on Sunday. That seven-inning scoreless streak slashed his ERA in half after it sat at 9.00 prior to his IL stint. Fairbanks should reassure fantasy managers that he’s a top-five closer as he continues to keep opposing teams off the board. He has now pitched on consecutive days, but the Rays are off today, so he’ll be ready to go for the team’s next save opportunity.
BAL 4 – CHW 1
HD: Danny Coulombe (11), Yennier Cano (12)
SV: Craig Kimbrel (12)
- Craig Kimbrel joined Kenley Jansen in recording the 429th save of his career as they remained tied for fifth all-time. Kimbrel has been on fire over the past couple of weeks, pitching 6.2 consecutive perfect frames while fanning 40% of the batters he’s faced. Whatever knocked him out of the closer role earlier this year seems to be in the rearview mirror, helping him return to being a top-15 closer in baseball.
PHI 2 – COL 5
HD: Matt Carasiti (1), Nick Mears (5)
SV: Tyler Kinley (2)
- The Rockies are trying something new. They started the season with Justin Lawrence in the closer role but recently relied upon Jalen Beeks in the ninth. That was until he blew back-to-back saves earlier this week. The club went back to their ex-closer on Saturday, using Beeks to record four outs across the seventh and eighth before handing the ball to Lawrence in the ninth. Both pitchers allowed runs while Lawrence failed to maintain the lead. Now the Rockies have turned to Tyler Kinley, a closer candidate in the second half of 2023. Even after Sunday’s scoreless outing, Kinley owns a terrible 7.59 ERA (21.1 IP). It’s best to stay as far away from this pen as you can in fantasy leagues.
CLE 5 – LAA 4
HD: Sam Hentges (3), Scott Barlow (13)
SV: Emmanuel Clase (17)
- Emmanuel Clase has been unhittable this year. He’s leading the American League and is tied for the Major League lead in saves. His 0.33 ERA (27.1 IP) is the best in baseball (min. 15 IP) and it’s thanks to a career-low 2% walk rate. Clase has achieved that walk rate by inducing swings on pitches out of the zone 7% more often than he did last year. Batters are likely chasing more often because Clase has focused on locating his pitches down in the zone rather than separating his cutter and slider in different hemispheres of the zone. The tunneling on the pitches has created a greater likelihood of batters chasing pitches. It’s a great sign following a career-worst season for Clase in 2023 and ERA estimators agree that Clase has recovered his old form. He’s now pitched in each of the past two days, but it’s anyone’s guess who gets the call on Friday as it could be Clase for the third day in a row or any other reliever in that arm barn.
HOU 5 – OAK 2
- The Astros turned to Josh Hader despite a four-run lead. He created a save situation by coughing up a home run but was able to recover and secure the victory. The long ball ruined what had been the longest scoreless streak (8.1 IP) of the season for Hader. His HR/FB rate is higher than the league average, but as a fly ball pitcher, Hader is prone to the longball. He has actually been fortunate in that department with one of the lowest HR/9 rates of his career despite the inflated ERA (4.13, 24 IP).
MIA 3 – ARI 1
HD: Declan Cronin (2), Calvin Faucher (4)
SV: Tanner Scott (7)
- Tanner Scott has worked himself back into the favor of fantasy managers and has likely secured himself a spot atop the trade deadline closer ranks. Scott has pitched 14.1 consecutive innings without allowing an earned run, lowering his ERA to 1.64 (22 IP) with his perfect outing on Sunday. However, he’s maintained a 13.6% walk rate during that stretch, an area that Scott improved upon last year in a breakout campaign. Scott won’t return to being a top-10 closer until he addresses the free passes.
NYY 2 – SDP 5
W: Jeremiah Estrada (2)
SV: Robert Suarez (15)
- Robert Suarez worked around a run as he covered the final four outs of the game to notch his 15th save and maintain his sub-1.00 ERA. However, it was Jeremiah Estrada who stole the show, striking out all five of the batters he faced across the sixth and seventh innings. Through 15.1 IP in his first season with the Padres, Estrada has a 0.59 ERA and has struck out 45.5% of the batters he’s faced, the second-highest mark in the Majors (min. 10 IP), trailing only Mason Miller. The addition of a splitter and further reliance on his slider has allowed Estrada to take off and makes his ascension believable, especially with his minor league pedigree supporting his strikeout numbers. The 25-year-old right-hander could quickly become a top 10 holds option.
CHC 3- STL 4
HD: JoJo Romero (18)
SV: Ryan Helsley (17)
- Ryan Helsley has now surrendered runs in each of his last two appearances after going 16 consecutive innings without a runner crossing home on his watch. That hasn’t stopped him from continuing to lock down saves and he remains tied with Emmanuel Clase for the Major League lead in that category. Helsley has pitched in back-to-back games and seems to be in need of a day off after a rough weekend. Both JoJo Romero and Andrew Kittredge also pitched in both games this weekend, so expect Ryan Fernandez to get the ninth if a save arises today.
Bullpen Depth Charts
AL EAST | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Orioles | Craig Kimbrel | Yennier Cano | Danny Coulombe, Jacob Webb, Cionel Pérez | Félix Bautista | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 16 | 21 | 9 | 32 | Keegan Akin | Chayce McDermott | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Red Sox | Kenley Jansen | Chris Martin | Justin Slaten, Greg Weissert, Brennan Bernardino | Bryan Mata, Liam Hendriks | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 22 | 35 | 17 | 42 | Chase Anderson | |||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Yankees | Clay Holmes | Luke Weaver | Caleb Ferguson, Tommy Kahnle, Victor González | Scott Effross, Ian Hamilton, Nick Burdi | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 9 | 10 | 32 | 57 | Michael Tonkin | Will Warren, Cody Morris | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Rays | Pete Fairbanks | Jason Adam | Phil Maton, Garrett Cleavinger, Kevin Kelly | Colin Poche, Chris Devenski | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 5 | 5 | 3 | 23 | Shawn Armstrong | Colby White, Jacob Lopez | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Blue Jays | Jordan Romano | Yimi García | Trevor Richards, Erik Swanson, Tim Mayza | Chad Green, Bowden Francis | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 15 | 20 | 11 | 34 | Nate Pearson | T.J. Brock, Connor Cooke | ||||||||||||||
AL CENTRAL | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
White Sox | Michael Kopech | Jordan Leasure | John Brebbia, Jared Shuster | Steven Wilson, Dominic Leone | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 23 | 19 | 51 | 79 | Michael Soroka | Eric Adler | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Guardians | Emmanuel Clase | Scott Barlow | Nick Sandlin, Cade Smith, Hunter Gaddis | James Karinchak | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 1 | 1 | 16 | 41 | Pedro Avila | Franco Aleman | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Tigers | Jason Foley | Andrew Chafin | Tyler Holton, Alex Faedo, Will Vest | Shelby Miller | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 20 | 28 | 88 | NR | Joey Wentz | Alex Lange, Tyler Mattison | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Royals | James McArthur | John Schreiber | Angel Zerpa, Chris Stratton, Nick Anderson | Josh Taylor | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 11 | 13 | 44 | 72 | Sam Long | John McMillon | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Twins | Jhoan Duran | Griffin Jax | Steven Okert, Caleb Thielbar, Kody Funderburk | Justin Topa, Brock Stewart | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 7 | 7 | 2 | 22 | Jorge Alcala | Ronny Henriquez | ||||||||||||||
AL WEST | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Astros | Josh Hader | Ryan Pressly | Bryan Abreu, Rafael Montero, Tayler Scott | Kendall Graveman, Penn Murfee, Bennett Sousa | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 4 | 3 | 7 | 30 | Parker Mushinski | Forrest Whitley, Dylan Coleman | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Angels | Carlos Estévez | Matt Moore | Luis Garcia, Adam Cimber, Hunter Strickland | Robert Stephenson, José Cisnero | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 25 | 64 | 87 | NR | José Suarez | Ben Joyce, Kelvin Caceres | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Athletics | Mason Miller | Lucas Erceg | T.J. McFarland, Austin Adams, Michael Kelly | Sean Newcomb, Scott Alexander | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 3 | 4 | 47 | 75 | Kyle Muller | Michel Otanez, Royber Salinas | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Mariners | Andrés Muñoz | Ryne Stanek | Gabe Speier, Trent Thornton, Tayler Saucedo | Matt Brash, Gregory Santos, | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 6 | 6 | 66 | 95 | Austin Voth | Carlos Vargas, Ty Adcock | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Rangers | Kirby Yates | David Robertson | José Leclerc, Jake Latz, Jonathan Hernández | Josh Sborz | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 21 | 29 | 18 | 43 | Yerry Rodríguez | Marc Church, Emiliano Teodo | ||||||||||||||
NL EAST | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Braves | Raisel Iglesias | A.J. Minter | Joe Jiménez, Dylan Lee, Pierce Johnson | Tyler Matzek | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 13 | 16 | 8 | 31 | Jesse Chavez | Daysbel Hernández | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Marlins | Tanner Scott | A.J. Puk | Andrew Nardi, Calvin Faucher, Anthony Bender | JT Chargois | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 18 | 17 | 22 | 47 | Burch Smith | Luarbert Arias, George Soriano, Anthony Maldonado | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Mets | Reed Garrett | Adam Ottavino | Jake Diekman, Jorge López, Edwin Díaz | Brooks Raley, Drew Smith | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Committee | 26 | 27 | 19 | 44 | Sean Reid-Foley | Bryce Montes de Oca | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Phillies | José Alvarado | Jeff Hoffman | Gregory Soto, Matt Strahm, Orion Kerkering | |||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Committee | 19 | 18 | 4 | 24 | José Ruiz | Michael Mercado, Griff McGarry | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Nationals | Kyle Finnegan | Hunter Harvey | Dylan Floro, Derek Law, Robert Garcia | |||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 24 | 48 | 6 | 24 | Tanner Rainey | Amos Willingham | ||||||||||||||
NL CENTRAL | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Cubs | Héctor Neris | Mark Leiter Jr. | Tyson Miller, Luke Little, Drew Smyly | Julian Merryweather, Yency Almonte, Adbert Alzolay | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Shaky | 27 | 94 | 30 | 55 | Kyle Hendricks | |||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Reds | Alexis Díaz | Fernando Cruz | Lucas Sims, Brent Suter, Sam Moll | Ian Gibaut, Alex Young, Justin Wilson, Emilio Pagán | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Shaky | 28 | 71 | 13 | 37 | Nick Martinez | Tony Santillan, Zach Maxwell | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Brewers | Trevor Megill | Joel Payamps | Hoby Milner, Elvis Peguero, Bryan Hudson | Devin Williams | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 17 | 12 | 60 | 88 | Mitch White | J.B. Bukauskas, Harold Chirino, Abner Uribe | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Pirates | David Bednar | Aroldis Chapman | Hunter Stratton, Colin Holderman, Jose Hernandez | Carmen Mlodzinski, Ryan Borucki | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 10 | 11 | 58 | 86 | Luis L. Ortiz | Ryder Ryan | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Cardinals | Ryan Helsley | JoJo Romero | Andrew Kittredge, Ryan Fernandez, John King | Keynan Middleton, Giovanny Gallegos | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 2 | 2 | 14 | 38 | Kyle Leahy | Ryan Loutos, Andre Pallante | ||||||||||||||
NL WEST | ||||||||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Diamondbacks | Paul Sewald | Kevin Ginkel | Bryce Jarvis, Joe Mantiply, Ryan Thompson | Kyle Nelson, Miguel Castro | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 14 | 15 | 31 | 56 | Logan Allen | Andrew Saalfrank | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Rockies | Jalen Beeks | Justin Lawrence | Victor Vodnik, Nick Mears, Tyler Kinley | Daniel Bard, Jake Bird | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Shaky | 30 | NR | NR | NR | Anthony Molina | Gavin Hollowell, Jaden Hill | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Dodgers | Daniel Hudson | Alex Vesia | Blake Treinen, Michael Grove, Anthony Banda | Brusdar Graterol, Ryan Brasier, Evan Phillips, Joe Kelly | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Committee | 29 | 40 | 39 | 66 | Ryan Yarbrough | Ronan Kopp, J.P. Feyereisen | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Padres | Robert Suarez | Jeremiah Estrada | Wandy Peralta, Yuki Matsui, Enyel De Los Santos | Luis Patiño | ||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 12 | 14 | 29 | 54 | Jhony Brito | Woo-Suk Go | ||||||||||||||
Team | Primary Closer | Next in Line | Holds Leagues Options | Injured List | ||||||||||||||||
Giants | Camilo Doval | Tyler Rogers | Ryan Walker, Taylor Rogers, Erik Miller | |||||||||||||||||
Closer Status | SV Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Hold Rank | SV+HLD Rank | Bulk RP (wins) | Minor Leagues | ||||||||||||||
Steady | 8 | 9 | 33 | 58 | Randy Rodríguez | Reggie Crawford |
Green = long/bulk reliever expected to pitch after the starter |
Yellow = reliever pitched the previous day or twice in three days |
Orange = reliever pitched an excessive amount the previous day, and potentially off |
Red = reliever has pitched back-to-back days and likely is off |
Also, if you’re looking for a detailed list or ranking of RPs, check out Rick Graham’s weekly pieces:
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