Nationals' Wells Picks Up Second Save

Washington Nationals reliever, Kip Wells, picked up his 2nd save of the season in the Nationals 6-3 win over the Giants. He gave up 1 run in his 1.2 inning of relief.

Wells is a former starter who has worked his way back into becoming a solid reliever and with the Nationals current opening at closer, he seems poised to seize the job.

For how long? That is the question. It could be just temporary before he too implodes, but he could end up keeping the job and being a decent closer if you are lucky.

Wells has a lifetime 4.67 ERA and a 6.6 lifetime K-ratio. Neither stat is great, nor is either stat awful. So there is some hope his move to the closer role might work.

He is worth a look if you need saves...and who doesn't?

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