Strahm signed a two-year, $15 million deal with Philadelphia last offseason and the team announced during spring training their intent to stretch him out as a multi-inning reliever. A short time later, he entered the starting rotation, but his stay was short-lived as he was only covering for an injured starter. The southpaw made 10 starts across 56 appearances, and while some were as an opener, his flexibility in a hybrid role was a huge reason the Phillies bullpen improved last season. Strahm struck out 108 batters over 87.2 innings and compiled nine wins, two saves and 11 holds alongside excellent ratios. He's unlikely to close many games for Philadelphia in 2024, but a similar role and output to last season would provide value to fantasy managers. Read Past Outlooks