Jansen led Boston with 27 saves (12th in the league) and a 67.5% team save share that ranked 10th among closers. The veteran's outputs were fairly consistent with recent seasons and he remained healthy for the most part, overcoming minor back and lat ailments before closing out September on the injured list with right shoulder inflammation. The 37-year-old free-agent leads active relievers with 447 career saves and is 32 away from third place on the all-time list. Wherever he lands, Jansen will be given the opportunity to close during his 16th season in the majors, but expecting much more than 25 saves might be a reach. A 50-to-60 percent team save share with roughly 20 saves is a more reasonable projection for the future Hall-of-Famer. Read Past Outlooks