Raisel Iglesias dominated the late innings, extending his scoreless streak to 13 games and logging five saves over the week to push his total into the 20s as Atlanta solidifies its closer image. Across MLB, Andrés Muñoz and Edwin Díaz anchored the elite tier with volume—Muñoz reaching 29 saves and Díaz at 24—while Trevor Megill joined the top tier with 29 saves for Milwaukee. The second tier highlighted Aroldis Chapman and Jhoan Duran, both flashing reliable eighth-inning firepower, and Kenley Jansen added another layer in Anaheim. The rest of the closers cycled through committees, illnesses, and role shifts, with Palencia returning from illness for his 18th save and Estévez driving a 32-save season for the Reds. Iglesias' week underscored the volatility and wealth of save opportunities across the league, with a few teams leaning heavily on one stopper and others rotating several arms to protect leads late.