Checking out the stats of reliever David Robertson of the Yankees, I'm wondering how many wins this guy will end up with in 2012. Sure he missed a little time earlier in the season but he has only one win so far. He's averaged four wins per year the last two years. I think with him being the set up guy for New York there's a decent chance a market correction takes place and he ends up with four or five wins this year as well.

Here is a list of quality relievers (decent k/9,WHIP & BAA/SLGA) with two or fewer wins this year who come in during tied/winning situations. Note that those leagues that use holds as a category probably will not have many of these pitchers available.

From the American League: David Robertson, Joel Peralta, Joaquin Benoit as solid, Grant Balfour as mid level and with Scott Downs and Mike Adams as fringe.

From the National League: Sean Burnett, Jason Grilli, Mitchell Boggs and Jeremy Affeldt as solid, Randy Choate as mid level with David Hernandez aand Josh Lindblom as fringe.

Any thoughts or pitchers I missed?