Kyle Finnegan
RP - Washington Nationals
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Kyle Finnegan secured his 15th save of the season, navigating a scoreless inning with one strikeout in the Nationals' 3-1 win over the Braves on Thursday.
Fantasy Impact
He threw 20 pitches, allowed no hits, and walked one batter. Finnegan's performance continues to bolster his role as a reliable closer for fantasy managers, especially given his impressive 1.64 ERA and 0.95 WHIP this season. Despite a concerning 4.26 FIP that suggests potential regression, his ability to consistently close games (15 saves, 2 blown saves) should keep him relevant in all fantasy formats. However, his high FIP and low BABIP might hint at some rough patches ahead, so fantasy managers should stay alert but confident in his abilities for now.
Kyle Finnegan delivered a flawless outing, securing a save as the Nationals edged out the Mariners 3-1.
Fantasy Impact
In his appearance, Finnegan threw 18 pitches, allowed no hits or walks, and struck out one batter, capturing his 14th save of the season. Despite a solid ERA of 1.80 and a WHIP of 0.90, Finnegan's high FIP of 4.76 and a low BABIP of 0.128 suggest some potential regression might be lurking. Fantasy managers should enjoy the saves but remain wary of potential bumps ahead, given these underlying metrics. His strikeout rate isn't elite, but as long as he continues to lock down games, he remains a viable fantasy option in most formats.
Kyle Finnegan had a rough outing in Saturday's 4-3 loss to the Phillies, allowing one earned run and one hit while failing to record a strikeout.
Fantasy Impact
His performance resulted in his second blown save of the season. Despite this setback, Finnegan's season ERA slightly increased but remains impressive at 1.89, and his WHIP stands solid at 0.95. His strikeout rate and FIP suggest some vulnerability, but his low BABIP indicates he's been somewhat fortunate this season. Fantasy managers should be cautious, as his underlying metrics hint at potential regression, but he remains a viable option in leagues counting saves, given his role as the Nationals' closer.
Kyle Finnegan picked up his 13th save of the season in the top half of Tuesday's doubleheader against the White Sox.
Fantasy Impact
Finnegan did give up two hits, but he also struck out one while not allowing a run and making the Nationals 6-3 lead hold up. Finnegan is having an exceptional season to this point, securing 13 of 14 save chances and sporting a 1.56 ERA across 17 1/3 innings.
Kyle Finnegan notched a save in the Nationals' 3-0 victory over the Orioles on Tuesday.
Fantasy Impact
Finnegan delivered a clean inning, striking out one without allowing any hits or walks. This performance underscores Finnegan's role as a reliable closer for Washington. His season ERA now impressively stands at 1.76, coupled with a WHIP of 0.85, signaling strong ongoing contributions in these categories.