Right now, the only pitcher with closing experience is Jonathan Broxton. This would be a prudent move for the Brewers given that K-Rod enjoyed a resurgence in 2014, when he sported a 3.04 ERA along with a .99 WHIP and a 73/18 K/BB rate over 68 frames. In the process he saved 44 games. (Tom Haudricourt on Twitter)
Fantasy Impact
It would not be a surprise if K-Rod ended up the main closer for the Brewers. If that is the case, he would be worthy of a mid-round draft pick. Fantasy players should watch the situation unfold to see how the team views his presence if they do decide to re-sign the free-agent.