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  • FA Relief Pitcher #67
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    Robert Murray of FanSided reports that interest in Kyle Finnegan has picked up “significantly.”
    The reliever market is starting to dwindle down, and Finnegan was able to save 38 games for the Nationals in 2024. The 33-year-old right-hander has been linked to the Cubs, but there are a few teams could use a high-leverage reliever for their bullpen that could add him to the mix. Finnegan will need to be a closer in order to have any real fantasy value in the 2025 campaign.
  • FA Relief Pitcher #67
    ESPN’s Jesse Rogers reported that the Cubs have “spoken to Kyle Finnegan.”
    The 33-year-old right-hander was non-tendered by the Nationals last month in a surprising move since he had pitched to a 3.68 ERA with 38 saves in 63 2/3 innings in 2024. Instead of trading him at the deadline, the Nationals held onto him and then let Finnegan go rather than pay him $8 million a year. The Cubs do have some questions at the back of their bullpen, so it’s possible that Finnegan could compete for saves alongside Porter Hodge, Tyson Miller, and Nate Pearson if the Cubs were to sign him.
  • FA Relief Pitcher #67
    Nationals non-tendered RHP Kyle Finnegan.
    A stunner. Finnegan’s arbitration salaries have been inflated by his save counts, but the Nationals could have traded him at any point in the last couple of years and gotten something for him. Plus, it’s not like they have much else they’re spending money on; not counting what they still owe Stephen Strasburg, Keibert Ruiz is their highest-paid player at $5.4 million. Finnegan wound up with a 3.68 ERA and 38 saves in 63 2/3 innings last season. It’s fine if the Nationals think they can put the $8 million-$9 million they’re saving here to better use, but they knew this day was coming months ago and still didn’t flip him for a prospect at the deadline.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan struck out one batter in a scoreless ninth inning to record the save against the Marlins on Saturday.
    Finnegan was summoned to close out the game with a three-run lead in the ninth inning. He gave up leadoff single before inducing a ground ball double-play and striking out the final batter to end the game with his 38th save.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan allowed one hit in a scoreless ninth inning to earn a save on Friday against the Marlins.
    What a legendary season it’s been for Finnegan. Presumed to lose the job at any minute heading into April, he trails only Ryan Helsley and Emmanuel Clase in saves and has only blown one of his last 14 tries. He’s one of the true MVPs of the fantasy baseball season.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan worked the final inning to get a save against the Pirates on Saturday in the second game of a doubleheader.
    Finnegan threw 14-of-19 pitches for strikes, and he picked up a pair of strikeouts while not allowing a hit. It’s one of the better outings for the 33-year-old as of late, as the right-hander has been able to procure saves — 36 of them, to be exact — but given up runs in many of those outings. Finnegan should again be the stopper for the Nationals in 2025, barring a trade in the offseason.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan allowed one run in the ninth inning on Saturday against the Nationals, but still managed to record his 35th save of the season.
    Finnegan got the call to protect a three-run lead in the final frame and made things interesting by giving up a run-scoring single to Nick Gonzales with one out in the frame before walking Rowdy Tellez to load the bases with only one out. Just when things started looking bleak, he managed to wriggle out of the jam and preserve the victory by coaxing a game-ending double-play ball from ensuing batter Bryan De La Cruz. It hasn’t always been pretty, but Finnegan has been one of the better closers in the fantasy landscape this season, converting 35 of his 40 save opportunities.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan walked the tightrope but managed to close out the Yankees on Wednesday night, protecting a three-run lead to earn his 34th save of the season.
    The right-hander allowed a leadoff single to Anthony Volpe and a walk to Jazz Chisholm Jr. that brought the tying run to the plate with no one out. He then got Oswald Cabrera to line out to center, Alex Verdugo on a comebacker and Gleyber Torres on strikes to end it. The 32-year-old hurler has managed to keep the closer’s gig for the duration of the season and has been a very valuable fantasy commodity in the process.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan allowed one run in the ninth inning on Tuesday against the Yankees, but still managed to hang on for his 33rd save of the season.
    Finnegan was summoned to protect a three-run lead in the final frame and made things interesting by giving up a run-scoring ground out after a leadoff double from Jazz Chisholm Jr. He surrendered back-to-back singles to Austin Wells and Alex Verdugo, respectively, before retiring DJ LeMahieu and Gleyber Torres to preserve the victory.
  • WSH Relief Pitcher #67
    Kyle Finnegan threw 1 1/3 scoreless innings in a 5-1 win over the Braves on Sunday.
    Finnegan was brought into the game in the eighth inning with the Nationals up by three and Matt Olson coming up with a runner on. He got Olson to fly out to left and then the Nationals added another run in the top of the ninth, but the team left Finnegan in to earn his 32nd save. His 3.51 ERA hasn’t been ideal from a reliever for fantasy purposes, but managers can’t complain too much about the save totals he’s given them.