Royals manager Ned Yost said Greg Holland remains the team's closer following Saturday's blown save.

Holland blew a two-run lead when he served up a two-out, bases-clearing double to the Phillies' Kevin Frandsen. The hard-thrower has earned a bit of a leash, but the Royals have a nice back-up option in Kelvin Herrera, so Holland can't afford too many slip-ups. "We're not going to lose (many) games like that," Yost said, "without making an adjustment. But we're not near that point yet. You don't like losing games like that. And every time you do, everybody wants to pop the closer question. I can't get involved in that."

Now that the 2012 season is over, it's time to review how my predictions went for each position in fantasy baseball. To that end, I will review my top-10 at each position and give a brief rundown on how each of the ten performed. I'll also list which player was a "Hit" (someone who lived [...]

(1) Dustin Pedroia overcoming slow start with impressive play. (2) Joe Mauer = the quiet superstar. (3) John Axford rolling in 9th inning. (4) Yoenis Cespedes budding fantasy superstar? (5) Vernon Wells vs. Mark Trumbo. (6) Brandon Belt surging but lacking pop. (7) Jordan Pacheco to see some time at catcher. (8) Ben Zobrist picks [...]