RELIEVERS: 2024 Unrestricted free agents
Sep 10 2023
With only two bullpen columns left this season, it is time to shift focus to 2024. This column runs through relievers who become free agents after the season. Breaking them into clumps, the first clump consists of unrestricted free agents who amassed at least ten saves in 2023, organized by what else--K%-BB%:
YTD Sv IP xERA WHIP K% K%-BB% HR/9 ==================== == ==== ==== ==== == ====== ==== J.Hader (L) 28 47.7 3.20 1.03 40 26 0.4 [SD] C.Kimbrel 22 59.0 3.56 1.03 33 23 1.2 [PHI] P.Johnson 13 55.0 3.89 1.62 31 20 1.5 [ATL] W.Smith (L) 22 51.3 4.21 0.95 25 19 0.9 [TEX] J.Hicks 12 54.7 3.29 1.41 29 18 0.7...
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