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1. Heath Bell, Padres 35-5-1.78-1.24-64 - BS/3
- Last Wk - 2
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2. Brian Wilson, Giants 33-3-2.06-1.26-73 - BS/3 -
Last Wk - 1 |
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| 3. Rafael
Soriano, Rays 33-2-1.81-0.87-37
BS/2 -
Last Wk - 3 |
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4. Joakim Soria, Royals
33-0-2.06-1.17-53 - BS/2 -
Last Wk - 4
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5. Billy Wagner, Braves
29-5-1.74-0.89-72 BS/7 -
Last Wk - 5 |
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6. Neftali Feliz, Rangers 30-3-3.55-0.99-53 BS/2 -
Last Wk - 6 |
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7. Matt "The Bruiser" Capps, Twins 30-4-2.50-1.30-47- BS/5
- Last Wk - 9 |
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8. Francisco Cordero, Reds 33-3-4.13-1.55-47
- BS/6 -
Last Wk - 8 |
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9. Jonathan Papelbon, Red Sox
29-4-3.20-1.14-46- BS/6 -
Last Wk - 7 |
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10. Kevin "3G" Gregg, Blue Jays -
27-0-3.43-1.30-49 BS/4 -
Last Wk - 14 |
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11. Mariano Rivera, Yankees 24-3-1.06-0.71-36
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Last Wk - 10. |
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12. Leo Nunez, Marlins 26-4-3.17-1.22-51 BS/7-
Last Wk - 11 |
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13. Francisco Rodriguez, Mets 25-4-2.20-1.15-67
BS/5 -
Last Wk - 12 |
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14. Jose Valverde, Tigers 22-1-2.68-1.05-52 - BS/1
- Last Wk - 13 |
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15. Carlos Marmol, Cubs 21-2-2.67-1.22-98
- BS/4 - Last Wk - 18
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16. Brain Fuentes, Angels, 23-6-3.22-1.16-38
BS/4 -
Last Wk - 19 |
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17. Matt Lindstrom, Astros
22-2-3.27-1.55-35 BS/5 - Last Wk - 15 |
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18.
David Aardsma, Mariners 23-3-4.12-1.12-
42- BS/4 -
Last Wk - NR |
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19. Bobby Jenks, White Sox 23-1-4.97-1.49-52
BS/3 - Last Wk - 17 |
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20. Ryan Franklin, Cardinals, 21-6-3.42-1.13-1.08-28
BS/2 -
Last Wk - 20 |
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| TOP
MLB SETUP MEN |
| 1.
Fernando Rodney, Angels. |
| He could be
the Angels closer real soon if Brian Fuentes blows another save. |
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| 2. Frank
Francisco, Rangers |
| He gets
constant work and has been mowing down batters. He hasn't
gotten a save recently, but he can at anytime. |
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| 3. Evan
Meek, Pirates |
| This guy has
been outstanding. He has 26 Ks and is backing up the often
injured Octavio Dotel. |
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| 4. Chris
Perez, Indians |
| Back to
backing up Kerry Wood, but he could get the job back at anytime.
Wood is always a candidate for injury or multiple blown saves. |
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| 5. Jason
Motte, Cardinals |
| Retired 32
batters in a row and his pitching hard and accurate. |
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| 6. Drew Storn,
Nationals |
| With Matt Capps fading,
Storn could be in line for saves. |
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| 7. Luke Gregerson,
Padres |
| Move over Mike Adams, Luke
Gregerson is the setup man and future closer for the San Diego
Padres or whatever team they trade him too. Gregerson has
been lights out this season with 42 strikeouts, a 1.56 ERA, and a
microscopic 0.46 WHIP. Heath Bell has a solid hold on the job, but
if he fails, Gregerson has the job. |
