Eno and DVR discuss the value provided (or lack thereof) from the top-end closers in the pool so far this season, and whether that might lead to a less aggressive draft market toward the saves category in 2023. Plus, they consider what would go into a calculation that better quantifies risk, expectations for a few pitchers making late-season returns from injury, and candidates to be the 'next Jesse Winker'.

Rundown

-- Early Alternatives to Josh Hader and Liam Hendriks

-- Are Relievers Valued Incorrectly?

-- Overshopping the Bargain Bin

-- Will Sanity Return to Closer ADPs Next Season?

-- A Lot of Disappointment: Pick 100-200 Range

-- Quantifying Risk

-- Expectations for Late-Season SPs Returning From Injuries

-- An Approach to Hitters

-- Finding the Next Jesse Winker

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Related Reading 'Inter-Projection Volatility & The ATC Projections' by Ariel Cohen (@ATCNY): https://fantasy.fangraphs.com/inter-projection-volatility-the-atc-projections/

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Closer ROI & 2023 Expectations, Projecting Risk & Jesse Winker is the Next Jesse Winker?