I know that it's common wisdom to bring in your closer in the 9th inning of a tie game, BUT as long as the ghost runner rule exists I'd feel more confident with Edwin Diaz on the mound than anyone other reliever. Anyone want to tell me why it's dumb to save your closer for the 10th inning when you know there's going to be a runner in scoring position (and if the guy who starts the 9th allows a baserunner you can always bring in the closer earlier, of course)?