You don't need me to tell you how dominant Aroldis Chapman has been this season. The Boston Red Sox's closer has been a revelation in the ninth inning, authoring a 1.14 ERA in 55.1 innings this season while locking down 29 saves. That's 13 2/3 consecutive no-hit innings in which the veteran southpaw has produced a 0.00 ERA and 11 saves. Considering a few of those outings came against his former team back in August, you can be sure that Chapman's dominance has been noticed by Yankees fans. His 1.00 ERA is a career-low, and his strikeout rate remains near 40% despite a relative drop in his velocity.