*Aroldis Chapman has been everything the Red Sox could have hoped for — and more — when they signed him last December. He’s converted all but one save opportunity, cut his walk rate literally in half from a year ago and been a good teammate. His 0.771 WHIP tells you all you need to know about his level of dominance.

The seven-time All-Star and two-time World Series Champion is one of the more likely relievers to be traded at the MLB trade deadline. Between Chapman being a free agent after this season and his 37-year-old age, the Red Sox could move him if they aren't in contention for a postseason spot by the trade deadline.

Chapman lowered his season ERA to a ridiculous 1.29 with his scoreless inning against the Cincinnati Reds on Wednesday. That sealed the win and marked Chapman's 16th save of the season in 17 tries. But it was also a significant career milestone for the 37-year-old.