In Neshek, the Rockies land a quality, 'situational' right-hander who can come in and get tough right-handed hitters out with regularity. He was enjoying an excellent season with the Phillies (43 G, 1.12 ERA, 28 hits, 5 BB, 45 K in 40.1 IP) and should help Colorado's postseason chances down the stretch. Look for Neshek to help veteran closer Greg Holland.

The Phillies did very well to secure three prospects in exchange for a 36-year-old reliever acquired for a player to be named later in 2016. Gomez might be the cream of the prospect crop added by Philadelphia, since he is a 20-year-old shortstop with upside. Hammer is also an intriguing prospect, but the 23-year-old right-hander will need more time in the minors to fully develop his arsenal. As for Requena, he is another raw right-hander with long-range upside. This was an excellent deal for the rebuilding Phillies.

Neshek's fantasy stock could dip a bit because of the move to Coors Field in Denver (not to mention the fact he will now be pitching in a playoff race, with more pressure). Meanwhile, Gomez, Hammer and Requena should all now be on the long-term fantasy keeper radar.