With young left-handed pitcher Garrett Crochet out of the bullpen mix for the year and veteran right-hander Craig Kimbrel traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Los Angeles Dodgers’ bottom line options Chicago White Sox consist of the Australian closer Liam Hendriks, left-handed setup man Aaron Bummer and right-handed setup man Kendall Graveman.
The veteran joe kellywho joined the Red Sox on a two-year deal this winter, will be an option before long, but is expected to miss the first two weeks of the season after starting late in camp (due to a biceps in late 2021, an injury that slowed his offseason regimen and set him back a bit):
The four aforementioned relievers after Crochet and Kimbrel had a very good 2021: Hendriks led in saves with 38 and closed with a 2.54 ERA with 113 strikeouts in just 71 innings (8-3 mark).
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Bummer left with a 3.51 ERA, striking out 75 in 56.1 innings. Graveman between Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros compiled a 1.77 ERA with 61 chocolates in 56 acts, while Kelly with the LA Dodgers left numbers of 2.86 ERA (50 K in 44 EL). Another option is the Dominican Reynaldo López (3.43 with 55 K in 57.2 IP) and Kyle Crick
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