Luis Cessa, the man the solid 4.11 ERA in 81 innings in 2019, has been MIA so far in the postseason. His number wasn’t called for mop up duty in games One and Two against the Minnesota Twins, and he hasn’t taken the field as a middle reliever or even as a situational righty out of the pen, neither against the AL Central champions in the Division Series nor versus the Houston Astros in the Championship Series.
Every other reliever has been used in the postseason. Aroldis Chapman has seen late-inning work as usual, Adam Ottavino has seen high-leverage duties against righties (albeit in limited fashion) and Chad Green, Tommy Kahnle, and Zack Britton have been bullpen workhorses.