Josh Hader

Pressly was a solid closer for the Astros before the team signed Josh Hader, but with Hader now in town and Bryan Abreu continuing to thrive in the bullpen, Pressly is now a bit more expendable. The soon-to-be 36-year-old is also coming off a down season that saw him post a 3.49 ERA and 1.34 WHIP across 59 appearances. He also allowed 9.2 hits per nine innings which was his most in any 162-game season since 2016. Additionally, his whiff rate fell to 26.9 percent, which was four percent below his career average so now could be time for the Astros to see what they can get for him.