The Saves Index

Hamstring soreness was an issue over the weekend, leading to a rogue save from Broxton.

Potential trade chip for Texas, which could open the door for Feliz.

Finally blew a save chance on Saturday, but it was his first of the season. There's trade risk here, but we say it with Street every year.

Doolittle has allowed 6 ERs over his last five appearances, but the Ks are still piling up, and the WHIP remains 0.69.

He's given up runs in three of his last six outings, but the most recent appearances have been trouble-free.

Things had been going so well, but Rosenthal was mauled over the weekend (1.1 IP, 5 H, 4 ER, 2 Ks). Not at obvious risk, but it would be nice to see a clean inning.

Appreciate the SP-eligibility. Thanks, Baltimore.

Reed required a vote of confidence from his manager last week; shaky option, but he converted a save chance on Sunday.

Bruce Bochy made it official, naming Casilla his closer. Sergio Romo is still scuffling, so he's not an immediate threat.

Rays are still running a committee, but McGee has the last two saves, plus he has the best stuff. He's the guy to own.

Feels like it's been forever since the Mets created a save opportunity.

The White Sox don't have an official closer, but Petricka earned Sunday's save, and he's pitched well in recent weeks.

This team has an urgent, obvious need for bullpen help. You have to assume the Tigers will be buying a closer soon.

Ziggy has been much, much better than Reed. Needs to be rostered in any deep-ish competitive league.

Neshek is a first-time all-star, at age 33. Nicely done, sir.

Like Street, Benoit could be a trade chip for the Pads. His former employer should be interested.