The Twins, Blue Jays, and many others stock their bullpens for the stretch run.
These bullpen arms might not rack up saves, but they can help you pad other categories in Roto leagues.
These bullpen arms have carved up the competition to this point in the 2014 campaign.
If a reliever gets out of a big jam, is it safe to bring him back out?
There Is No Offseason is a podcast that focuses exclusively on dynasty and long-term keeper formats. We talk major leagues, minor leagues and we never miss an opportunity to take a jab at Craig.
A look at the best values to help your fantasy squad rack up saves.
Et tu, Tampa Bay?
Ben and Sam discuss recent trades and signings, focusing on moves by the Indians, White Sox, and Diamondbacks, Kevin Towers’ changing approach to building a bullpen, and the reliever market.
Should starting pitchers be asked to finish what they started more often?
The Angels GM doesn’t like to give relievers multi-year contracts. Why did he make an exception for Smith?
An observation about October bullpen usage.
A tip of the cap toward the effective set-up men who get little publicity unless they implode.
When can you trust a ridiculous minor-league relief line?
Why do teams pay for relievers? Because picking them up for nothing is an awful lot of work.
A close look at four relievers who benefit from funky mechanics.
Do teams tend to overpay for bullpen help at the deadline?