Fantasy Baseball Closer Report: Mason Miller, Kyle Finnegan, Robert Suarez (2024)

Welcome back to another edition of the “Closer Report” for this season. It has been another week of baseball with more injuries and more changes in closer situations.

Below is a look at the chart for this week.

2024 Fantasy Baseball Closer Report

Rank Team Closer Change Notes
1 Yankees Clay Holmes 0 MLB-high nine saves
2 Guardians Emmanuel Clase 0
3 Braves Raisel Iglesias 2
4 Dodgers Evan Phillips -1
5 Cardinals Ryan Helsley 2
6 Orioles Craig Kimbrel 7
7 Mets Edwin Diaz -1
8 Padres Robert Suarez 6 MLB-high nine saves
9 Giants Camilo Doval -5
10 Reds Alexis Diaz -2
11 Blue Jays Jordan Romano -2
12 Astros Josh Hader 0
13 Mariners Committee -2 Andres Munoz still 1A
14 Diamondbacks Kevin Ginkel 1
15 Nationals Kyle Finnegan 4
16 Pirates David Bednar 1
17 Phillies Jose Alvarado 1
18 Cubs Hector Neris -2
19 Athletics Mason Miller 6 Six straight saves
20 Red Sox Kenley Jansen 0
21 Rays Committee -11 Pete Fairbanks on IL
22 Twins Committee -1
23 Tigers Jason Foley -1
24 Angels Carlos Estevez -1
25 Royals James McArthur -1
26 Brewers Committee 0
27 Rangers Committee 0
28 Marlins Committee 0
29 Rockies Committee 0
30 White Sox Committee 0

News & Notes

Mason Miller has taken the MLB by storm with saves in each of his past six appearances over the past couple of weeks. That includes back-to-back saves against the Yankees, striking out Juan Soto on three pitches on Thursday. The A’s remain one of the worst teams in the MLB, but that hasn’t stopped Miller from taking full advantage of all of his opportunities.

The Mariners’ bullpen has become a tad bit more of a committee. Andres Munoz is still the closer but he faces the three best opposing hitters. That hasn’t stopped him from pitching in the eighth inning in some appearances. It has led to Ryne Stanek pitching in the ninth inning, though, in some games.

Adbert Alzolay lost his closer role in the Cubs bullpen. Hector Neris has recorded three straight saves, including one against his former team the Astros on Thursday.

Paul Sewald made a rehab appearance earlier in the week. He could be ready to re-join the Diamondbacks’ bullpen soon where he would step back into his closer role.


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