Even as Kenley Jansen battled health issues, Baez still didn't get the chance to record his first big-league save in 2018, though he did manage a 2.88 ERA in 56.1 innings, his lowest mark since his rookie season. After a poor second half in 2017, Baez finished strong this time around, allowing just a single run over his last 18 appearances and giving up just two in 11.1 postseason innings. He's been very consistent over the course of his career, posting an ERA between 2.88 and 3.35 in each of his four full seasons. That consistency is quite valuable for the Dodgers, though it makes his chances of suddenly improving his value quite low. His strikeout rate and ERA aren't at the elite level required to give non-closing relievers much fantasy value, and there's little reason to believe he's about to get an uptick in save chances, even if Jansen continues to miss time. Six other Dodgers recorded saves in 2018, offering little hope that Baez is next in line. Read Past Outlooks