NL East: Is Reed Garrett the guy to target for saves in New York?

New York Mets

The stunner of the week in the Big Apple was definitely Edwin Díaz voluntarily stepping down from the closer role after blowing back to back saves. But it wasn't just those saves. Despite a solid 27 strike outs to 7 walks over 18 innings this season, Díaz doesn't quite look like himself. The previously elite reliever is sporting a 5.50 ERA off a 5.07 FIP and while he'll probably right the ship at some point, stepping off the closing role for a bit provides an opportunity for fantasy managers.

So, who will close in New York? There are two options to consider over the rest. The veteran guy who has done it before is Adam Ottavino. Closing is a peculiar business and oftentimes managers default to the guy who has proven he can...

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