Reynolds has been added in plenty of leagues for speculative purposes, but it looks like the team is not yet ready to begin a relative youth movement in the ninth inning. Despite Bell's struggles over the last two seasons, he does carry an All-Star pedigree and big paycheck that is easier to justify in the ninth inning.

Reynolds and fellow reliever David Hernandez both look to have brighter futures than Bell, but he team's emphasis on experience makes at least a little sense. I would not give up on the idea that either Reynolds or Hernandez can make a big impact for Fantasy owners down the line, but I would also not make the decision to add either right now. Keep an eye on Bell's next few outings to see how he handles being thrust into a high-pressure role again, and be ready to pounce if the Diamondbacks sour on him. 

Reynolds was called on to bail Putz out, and it will be interesting to see if the team opts to turn to him instead of Putz moving forward. Reynolds has yet to allow a run in 13 innings, and he has two savesin two chances.

Fantasy owners who are fishing for saves on the waiver wire will definitely want to keep an eye on the Diamondbacks' ninth-inning situation in the next few days to see if the team chooses to make a change. If Reynolds ultimately gets the call for saves, he would be worth snagging in many Fantasy formats. 

"Over the course of the year, maybe Reynolds would throw more extended periods," Gibson said. "He’d be a guy we’d not hesitate to stretch out to two innings. Sipp maybe not as much. That’s the way I see it now. It could change."