Cecil's K/9 at The Display is still sitting in a 95, which will be completely wrong. He ranks 118th out of 162 qualified relievers in strikeouts, also this K/9 of 95 is 1 point above Tommy Kahnle, who has listed a K/9 of all 14.75 this season. Ian Krol of the Braves has a K/9 of 8.2 and a rating of 75 in the game, and Michael Lorenzen of MLB The Show 21 Stubs the Reds includes a K/9 of 8.25 plus a score of 58 in K/9, so Cecil likely deserves to be somewhere within this domain, but SDS would more likely move him down 5-10 to start. Nevertheless, Brett Cecil doesn't need to be a silver at this time.

This one is somewhat hard, because very frankly not many relievers ranked 80 or over certainly deserve downgrades. Kelley has been out hurt for almost two months, but if he returns and proceeds pitching how he was, he'll be downgraded. In 18 innings this season, he also recorded an ERA of 7.00 and a WHIP of 1.611. His FIP is an outrageous 8.93, which is not a good sign whatsoever. He even allowed as many homers in these 18 innings (9) because he enabled in all his 2016 effort (58 innings). Somehow, the BABIP against him was a very small.234, that's the second lowest of his profession. None of these stats indicate he was anything but plain bad at these 18 innings of work, but perhaps the harm is exactly what triggered this poor performance.

Even though Kelley came back and got enough innings to be qualified as a reliever (32 IP at this point), his HR/9 would nevertheless be the greatest out of all qualified relievers, along with his BB/9 compared with qualified relievers at this point would position 140th from 162 qualified relievers. Now, I am not saying that he is certain to go bronze once he yields or anything like this, but if he continues to struggle mightily he most definitely will drop to bronze position.

Rivero was spectacular this season, posting a 0.99 ERA and a WHIP of 0.732. His FIP is sitting at 2.36, and his opponents have a BABIP of.194 against him, so while he's been amazing he has not been quite like his ERA would suggest. His / her 9's are excellent as well (4.4 H/9, 0.5 HR/9, 2.1 BB/9, 10.7 K/9), and he very much deserved his Player of buy MLB 21 the show stubs the Month card, even submitting a 0.00 ERA at 11 2/3 innings in July, with 5 hits, 3 walks, and 16 strikeouts.