If any closer is in for a rude awakening, it's Gregg. The fireman with two first names owns an impressive 2.47 ERA, although he's tiptoed through his share of trouble with a 5.04 BB/9 ratio. Relying on him as a Top 10 closer will only leave you high and dry in the weeks to come.

That's back-to-back games with a save for Gregg, who has slung nine straight scoreless innings. The Florida fireman has notched 22 saves for the year to go with his sparkling 2.39 ERA.

Kevin Gregg, who blew two saves on the fourth of July weekend, tossed seven pitches to record two-outs in the ninth inning of Wednesday's 5-2 victory over the Padres for his 17th save.When Gregg has stuggled this year it's been because of his command. His Achilles has been his 5.75 BB rate.

Kevin Gregg blew his second straight save on Friday, but the Marlins are sticking with him. "Do we have a quarterback controversy here? It's fine. One-run ballgames are tough, and I got no problems with Kevin Gregg," manager Fredi Gonzalez informs the Miami Herald.Gregg has issued 16 walks over the past 15.2 innings, which is cause for concern. He has generally been solid this year, though, and Gonzalez will likely be very patient.

Marlins' Gregg blows fifth save

Kevin Gregg earned his 15th save in Wednesday's 4-2 win over the Washington Nationals. The veteran right-hander pitched a perfect ninth striking out one in the process.Gregg has been solid when asked to pitch the ninth inning this year. He has six wins to go along with his 15 saves.