Tayler Scott had an excellent season, contributing significantly to the Astros' bullpen. His performance stands out as one of the bright spots in a unit that could use additional reinforcements heading into the offseason.

Tayler Scott has established himself as a key part of the Astros' bullpen, solidifying his position alongside Josh Hader and Bryan Abreu. His presence contributes to the team's depth in relief pitching, further complicating Pressly's situation as the odd man out. Scott's role highlights the Astros' strong bullpen, which is crucial for their postseason aspirations.

Tayler Scott emerged as a notable performer in the Astros' bullpen, ending the season with a strong 2.23 ERA over 62 games. His performance has positioned him as a candidate for higher-leverage roles in the upcoming season, as the team looks to reduce the reliance on their primary back-end relievers. However, he concluded the season on the injured list due to a back issue, which could impact his availability moving forward.

Reliever Tayler Scott is currently on the 15-day injured list due to a back strain. He is scheduled to face hitters in live batting practice this weekend. However, since his placement on the IL is retroactive to September 18, he will not be eligible to return for the start of the wild-card series.

Tayler Scott, who was one of the Astros' most reliable relievers this season, has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a thoracic spine strain and will miss the rest of the regular season. Retroactive to September 18, his absence comes after he posted a 2.23 ERA in 62 appearances, showcasing his value with 68 2/3 innings pitched and a high leverage role. Scott had a strong start to the season, but his performance declined during the second half. Despite this, he remained the highest-rated reliever on the team with a 0.9 wins above replacement. The 32-year-old improved significantly from previous seasons, attributing his success to an increased use of his four-seam fastball and splitter.