Iglesias got the soft part of the order with the automatic runner on and retired Jared Young, Francisco Alvarez and Ronny Mauricio. Iglesias has pitched three scoreless innings since his June 5 blown save and loss cost him the closer’s role. Perhaps he’ll earn another save opportunity soon, but that would require the Braves generate one. Dylan Lee, who worked a scoreless ninth tonight, appears to be the Braves’ closer at the moment, but he hasn’t had a chance to notch a save since Iglesias lost the job.

The Braves seem to have settled on Iglesias in the eighth and Dylan Lee in the ninth for now, but it’s not working out for Lee; both times he’s been in position to close, the Braves offense has added on and turned it into a non-save situation. That was the case tonight; Iglesias pitched in a three-run game before the Braves scored five times in the bottom of the eighth. Lee then followed with a scoreless ninth. We’d still say Iglesias is the better use of a roster spot in fantasy leagues, even though Lee probably will get some save chances in the short term.

Iglesias struck out Jackson Chourio and Christian Yelich, with William Contreras hitting a routine flyout in between. Iglesias has lost his hold on the closer’s gig in Atlanta after blowing his fourth save on Thursday, but it’s hard to see how any of the other righties in the Braves bullpen are better bets going forward. Southpaw Dylan Lee, who finished up tonight’s game, might be, but he’s also likely more valuable being matched up against tough lefties. Iglesias is worth considering in leagues in which he was dropped.

Snitker declined to name a specific stopper, but he added that Iglesias isn’t going to be the primary option anymore. The 35-year-old veteran stopper played a prominent role during Thursday’s Chernobyl-sized meltdown against the Diamondbacks and has struggled to a bloated 6.75 ERA across 24 innings (25 appearances) this season. It’ll likely be some combination of Iglesias, Dylan Lee, Pierce Johnson, Aaron Bummer and Enyel De Los Santos in the mix for save chances. It’s a situation fantasy managers should try to avoid at all costs.