There are very few things more volatile in the fantasy landscape than closers. MLB teams continue to adapt and use their bullpens differently to gain an edge. That has left very few elite fantasy closers with more teams opting to go match-ups over having one ninth-inning option.It's not often an elite closer hits the free-agent market so it should have come as no surprise when the Astros opted to give out a five-year contract worth $95 million to one of the best relievers we've seen in recent ...