Sergio Romo

Sergio Romo allowed one run in 2/3 of an inning against the Yankees. He registered two strikeouts while walking one and giving up two hits.

Fantasy Impact

Romo came in during garbage time. He should register holds when the Rays finally have leads. He only needs to be owned in leagues with holds, where he should give you good ratios to go along with the holds.

Sergio Romo went 2/3 of an inning against the Red Sox. He walked one and struck out one, and did not allow a run.

Fantasy Impact

Romo figures to be the setup man for the Rays. He should be useful in holds leagues because the Rays should play a lot of close games. He has excelled in his career at pitching in the eighth.

The Rays have re-signed Sergio Romo to a one-year, $2.5 million dollar deal.

Fantasy Impact

Romo will most likely pitch the eighth. He has excelled at it throughout his career. Last season with Tampa he had a 1.47 ERA. He will not have any fantasy value unless Alex Colome is traded, injured, or loses his job to poor performance.

The Los Angeles Dodgers and the free-agent RP pitcher Sergio Romo have agreed on a deal pending his physical.

Fantasy Impact

Romo coming finished the 2016 season with 4 saves, 2.64 ERA, and 33 strikeouts in 30 innings pitched. Romo strengthens the bullpen for the Dodgers but with Jansen closing Romo has close to no value fantasy wise. Unless your league scores for holds you can ignore Romo on draft day.

Former Giants reliever Sergio Romo has apparently agreed to terms with the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Fantasy Impact

Romo is a shadow of himself from the 2014-15 seasons. His 2016 season included a career-high 1.47 HR/9 and a 3.4% drop in swings outside the strike zone from 2015. Romo specialized in getting batters to chase balls outside the zone and freezing them by painting the corners. He simply isn't deceiving batters as much as he once did. With that said, he could be a decent source of holds this season and will be going back to his Southern California roots with the Dodgers.