Fantasy Baseball: Ranking the Top 30 Closers

Relief pitching is one of the more volatile positions in fantasy baseball, so it's important to come into your draft with a plan ... and then also a backup plan. 

Do you want to spend an early pick for a "lock" at the position?  

Or would you rather divide the risk with a few middle- to late-tier relievers?  

Maybe you want to punt saves altogether, and be a warrior on the waiver wire. 

 All strategies can be winning strategies. No matter what strategy you choose, however, it's important to get an idea of the closer landscape and where you can find value.

There are more pitchers this year than in recent seasons that we know will be closing games. It's one of the strongest groups of closers I have seen entering draft season.   

Here are my top 30 closers right now. Look for updates as we get further into spring training.

Devin Williams had 36 saves for the Brewers last season.

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1. Devin Williams, MIL
2. Edwin Diaz, NYM
3. Josh Hader, HOU
4. Jhoan Duran, MIN
5. Emmanuel Clase, CLE
6. Raisel Iglesias, ATL
7. Camilo Doval, SF
8. Jordan Romano, TOR
9. David Bednar, PIT
10. Pete Fairbanks, TB
11. Ryan Helsley, STL
12. Paul Sewald, ARI
13. Andres Munoz, SEA
14. Evan Phillips, LAD
15. Clay Holmes, NYY
16. Alexis Diaz, CIN
17. Craig Kimbrel, BAL
18. Kenley Jansen, BOS
19. Adbert Alzolay, CHC
20. Tanner Scott, MIA
21. Jose Alvarado, PHI
22. Mason Miller, OAK
23. Robert Suarez, SD
24. Jose Leclerc, TEX
25. Kyle Finnegan, WSH
26. Hunter Harvey, WSH
27. Alex Lange, DET
28. Robert Stephenson, LAA
29. James McArthter, KCR
30. Ryan Pressly, HOU