Rogers continues to be utilized heavily by the Giants, as his 75.2 innings were 4th-most among relievers. He didn't come close to the 43 saves-plus-holds that he tallied in 2021 - that total scaled back to 15 last year (all holds), partly because San Francisco wasn't as competitive, but also due Rogers' performance. In particular, left-handed hitters crushed his offerings (.317 BAA) after years of Rogers maintaining reverse splits. Oddly enough, the inverse happened with same-sided swingers, who hit just .208 against the right-hander after hovering around .300 the two seasons prior. After a rough first half, Rogers pitched much better in the second, compiling a 2.18 ERA and 1.12 over 33 innings. He still merits consideration in formats rewarding holds. Read Past Outlooks