Geltz got his first save Wednesday against Boston, working around a hit in a scoreless ninth. In an interesting twist, Brad Boxberger was used in the seventh, Kevin Jepsen got the eighth, and Geltz got the ninth. He's been a decent bullpen asset for the Rays thus far, but with just a 7:5 K:BB in nine innings so far, he's not looking like a high-upside potential closer, so he's not worth much of a fantasy investment.