Rafael Dolis

Dolis entered 2020 as something of a mystery, having most recently pitched at the highest level back in 2013. After a pair of unremarkable seasons in the minors, he left for Japan and figured things out, posting a 2.49 ERA in four years for the Hanshin Tigers. Despite that success overseas, he had minimal hype when he returned to the majors with Toronto, as even establishing himself as a respectable middle reliever would hardly make waves. He wound up as far more than a middle reliever for the Jays, saving five games while Ken Giles dealt with injuries and producing a 1.50 ERA in 24 innings. His underlying numbers don't back up quite that level of dominance, but a strong 31.0 K% and 50.0% groundball rate should remain enough to offset a poor 14.0 BB% going forward. That may add up to more of a setup man than a closer, but Dolis should be able to keep picking up saves unless Toronto brings in someone better.