FACTS/FLUKES: E. Díaz, Valdez, Y. Díaz, Ahmed, N. Lowe

Year-to-year inconsistency makes Díaz a volatile saves option... Any managers who have rostered Edwin Díaz (RHP, NYM) over the last three seasons have seen quite a wild ride, from the highs of 2018's 57 saves and 1.96 ERA to the lows of 2019's 5.59 ERA. 2020 offered a bit of both worlds, as he briefly lost the closer role, but also posted a career-best 1.75 ERA. Do his skills offer any insight into what to expect going forward?

Year  IP   ERA  xERA  BB%   K% K-BB% xBB%    SwK  GB/LD/FB  H%/S% HR/F xHR/F 
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2016  52  2.79  2.25   7%  41%   34%   6%  19.4%  47/23/31  41/80  15%   13%
2017  66  3.27  3.83  12%  32%   21%   8%  16.8%  39/15/46  26/79  14%   ...

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