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Fantasy Baseball Rankings
Tier 1: Top Tier
- Josh Hader – Houston Astros
- Andrés Muñoz – Seattle Mariners
- Edwin Diaz – New York Mets
Josh Hader successfully recorded back-to-back saves against the Nationals this week, marking his 28th save in a non-save situation on Monday. The 31-year-old left-hander boasts a 2.22 ERA, 0.82 WHIP, and an impressive 73:13 strikeout-to-walk ratio over 48 2/3 innings.
In Seattle, Andrés Muñoz made three scoreless appearances last week, securing two saves against the Angels and Athletics. The 26-year-old right-hander has tallied 24 saves with a 1.02 ERA, 0.93 WHIP, and a 54:18 K/BB ratio across 41 innings.
Edwin Diaz has accumulated 23 saves after closing two consecutive games over the weekend against the Giants. He maintains a 1.48 ERA, 0.89 WHIP, and a 64:16 strikeout-to-walk ratio over 42 2/3 innings. The Mets strengthened their bullpen significantly before the trade deadline by acquiring Gregory Soto from the Orioles, Tyler Rogers from the Giants, and Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley. Helsley, healthy with 21 saves, has a 3.00 ERA, 1.39 WHIP, and a 41:14 K/BB ratio in 36 innings and is expected to be the main setup man behind Diaz.
Tier 2: Elite
- Aroldis Chapman – Boston Red Sox
- Joan Duran – Philadelphia Phillies
- Trevor Megill – Milwaukee Brewers
- Robert Suarez – San Diego Padres
Chapman returned from a brief absence due to back tension during his Sunday outing against the , throwing a perfect inning and earning his 19th save against the Twins.
Joan Duran appeared three times, securing a save against the Nationals and a win against the Red Sox. On Wednesday, he was traded to the Phillies, who quickly assigned him as their full-time closer. Duran’s role and opportunities are expected to remain stable with Philadelphia’s 61-47 record.
Trevor Megill has been strong, allowing only one base runner in six outings and earning his 24th save after a scoreless inning against the Cubs. He has a 2.19 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, and a 45:15 K/BB ratio over 37 innings.
Robert Suarez saved his 30th game on Saturday with a scoreless inning but recently lost a save due to a solo homer. Despite that, he leads the majors in saves with a stellar 1.01 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, and a 46:12 strikeout-to-walk ratio in 43 2/3 innings. The Padres show no signs of moving him from their ninth-inning role.
Tier 3: Solid Options
- Mason Miller – Athletics
- Devin Williams – New York Yankees
- David Bednar – Pittsburgh Pirates
- Daniel Palencia – Chicago Cubs
- Will Vest – Detroit Tigers
- Emilio Pagan – Cincinnati Reds
- Kenley Jansen – Los Angeles Angels
- Camilo Doval – San Francisco Giants
- Pete Fairbanks – Tampa Bay Rays
- Jeff Hoffman – Toronto Blue Jays
- Carlos Estevez – Kansas City Royals
Mason Miller picked up four saves against the Astros and extended his scoreless streak to 11 games despite trade rumors and being left out of a save opportunity on short rest recently. Devin Williams secured two saves with the Phillies and continues as their primary closer despite trade speculations.
David Bednar has saved two games in three appearances, holding a 2.37 ERA and an excellent strikeout-to-walk ratio. The Pirates may face bullpen changes after the trade deadline, potentially promoting Isaac Mattson if Bednar or Dennis Santana are traded.
Daniel Palencia has recorded 14 saves with a strong 1.40 ERA and 0.88 WHIP over 38 innings. Will Vest has eight saves on the season but has given up runs recently, and the Tigers may look to improve their bullpen at the trade deadline.
Emilio Pagan and Kenley Jansen have been active recently, with Jansen saving three straight games. Camilo Doval has been involved in trade talks but remains a reliable option with 15 saves.
Pete Fairbanks has recorded 18 saves despite a blown save recently and is linked with multiple teams heading into the trade deadline. Jeff Hoffman bounced back for his 24th save after allowing a run, and Carlos Estevez added two saves for Kansas City this week.
Tier 4: Here for a Save
- Kade Smith – Cleveland Guardians
- Griffin Jacks / Louis Varland / Brock Stewart – Minnesota Twins
- Phil Mutton / JoJo Romero – St. Louis Cardinals
- Blake Trinen / Alex Vesia – Los Angeles
- Raisel Iglesias – Atlanta Braves
- Kyle Finnegan – Washington Nationals
- Robert Garcia – Texas Rangers
- Yennier Cano / Corbin Martin – Baltimore Orioles
Kade Smith is stepping in for the Guardians’ Emmanuel Clase, who was placed on paid leave amid gambling investigations. Smith struggled in his first save opportunity but has maintained solid season stats.
The Twins, following trades, appear likely to use a committee approach for saves, with Griffin Jacks potentially taking the lead but no clear traditional closer emerging soon.
The Cardinals lost Ryan Helsley to the Mets, leaving Phil Mutton as the most logical bullpen closer, though he is also rumored to be traded. JoJo Romero and Riley O’Brien could join save discussions if Mutton departs.
‘ bullpen continues to use a matchup-based approach, with Alex Vesia successfully saving games and Blake Trinen returning from injury.
Raisel Iglesias struggled with blown saves recently but remains a key closer for the Braves. Kyle Finnegan has been solid for the Nationals, collecting 20 saves despite a higher ERA.
The Rangers have not recorded saves this week but may seek bullpen reinforcements. The Orioles face bullpen challenges with Felix Bautista injured, turning to Yennier Cano and Corbin Martin for save opportunities.
Tier 5: Bottom of the Barrel
- Kevin Ginkel – Arizona Diamondbacks
- Anthony Bender / Ronnie Henriquez – Miami Marlins
- Grant Taylor – Chicago White Sox
- Seth Halvorsen – Colorado Rockies
Fan Take: This roundup highlights key closers and bullpen arms, signaling potential trade moves and role shifts that could reshape team dynamics heading into the stretch run. For fantasy baseball enthusiasts and fans alike, tracking these changes is crucial for making informed decisions and appreciating the evolving strategies that keep the sport competitive and exciting.
