Storen has shown signs of improving after an awful April that led to him losing his job as the team's eighth-inning set-up man.

EDGE Analysis

After recording a hold in his first five appearances with the Jays, Storen's ERA rose to a hideous 10.13 by the end of the season's first month. Storen, once considered a candidate to steal the closer role in Toronto from Roberto Osuna, has been much better in his last 12 appearances. Over that span, the right-hander has 3.48 ERA while only giving up an earned run in two of those games. It is still fairly early in the season, and Storen shouldn't be written off as invaluable just yet.