The Rays don't find adding a closer realistic this offseason, executive VP Andrew Friedman told Marc Topkin of the St. Petersburg Times.  Friedman's said the Rays are more likely to add two or three late-inning relievers who can handle high-leverage situations.  The plan is sure to please the stat-head crowd.  J.P. Howell saved 17 games in 25 opportunities for the Rays this year, but the majority of his blown saves occurred before the ninth inning.  I'm not sure which free ...