"Particularly if the Astros would be willing to eat, say, $4 million, of Pressly's salary for 2025, there could be a real market for him. There will be some teams who would view the two-time All-Star as their closer, considering he racked up 90 saves between 2021 and 2023. Others would be fine to give him around $10 million to be their top set-up man," wrote Kelly. "Pressly does have a full no-trade clause, but if a team like the Blue Jays-who were 29th in bullpen ERA this past season-offers him the chance to close, he could be open to waiving it." -Kelly