Sean Marshall (RP)

Reds reliever Sean Marshall entered Monday's series opener against the Braves in the ninth inning with two on, two out and a three-run lead. After Jose Arredondo was unable to get the job done, the left-hander got Jason Heyward to pop out to secure the 4-1 win and collect his eighth save of the season.

RotoInfo.com | May 21st, 7:06pm

Sean Marshall recorded a one out save Monday for the Reds. Aroldis Chapman was unavailable after pitching 5 out of the last six games.

According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Reds manager Dusty Baker removed left-hander Sean Marshall from the closer role Sunday, most likely in favor of Aroldis Chapman. Baker hinted of the move Saturday night after having to turn to Jose Arredondo with only one out in the ninth inning when Marshall was on the verge of blowing a save. Baker told the Enquirer that he wanted to have only one closer, as...

Reds closer Sean Marshall struggled on Saturday afternoon in New York. Marshall entered in the ninth inning to protect a 6-3 lead. He made things very interesting as he allowed two earned runs on four base hits while only getting one out. He was replaced by Jose Arredondo, who got the final two outs for the save. Marshall earned a hold, but was not effective in his role.

Reds closer Sean Marshall picked up his seventh save in eight opportunities on Wednesday, pitching a scoreless ninth inning as the Reds defeated the Mets, 6-3. Marshall picked up the first two outs of the inning before allowing a single to pinch hitter Scott Hairston, however he was able to retire the next batter to strand the runner on first.

Reds closer Sean Marshall entered Monday's series opener against the Braves in the ninth inning with a two-run lead. He gave up a leadoff single but was able to strand the runner to secure the 3-1 win. Marshall also struck out two while collecting his sixth save of the season, setting a new career high in the process.

Save chances have been hard to come by for Reds closer Sean Marshall, as he has had just one save opportunity in the month of May. He did not pitch in a save situation on Sunday against the Nationals, however he did pick up a win, striking out two batters and giving up two hits in a scoreless ninth, before the Reds went on to win, 9-6 in the bottom of the ninth.

Cincinnati Reds manager Dusty Baker is eager to use RP Sean Marshall in another save ...

Reds closer Sean Marshall entered in the ninth inning on Wednesday at Milwaukee with a 2-0 lead. The Brewers' Ryan Braun quickly made it 2-1 as he homered against him to lead off the inning. Marshall rebounded with a strikeout of his next batter, but gave up two hits after that and was pulled after having recorded two outs in favor of Logan Ondrusek. Ondrusek got the job done for the save and Marshall...

Cincinnati Reds RP Sean Marshall allowed two two-out singles and a run before being lifted ...

Cincinnati closer Sean Marshall made just his second appearance in May on Monday night in a win over the Brewers. Marshall did not pitch in a save situation, however, as the Reds held a 6-1 lead going into the bottom of the ninth in Milwaukee. Marshall gave up a hit, but struck out two batters for a quiet inning. His ERA is at 4.35 on the year.

RotoInfo.com | Apr 2nd, 7:42pm

Lefty Sean Marshall will officially open the 2012 season as the Reds' closer, manager Dusty Baker announced after his team's final spring training game on Monday.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 24th, 12:02pm

Sean Marshall is the primary candidate to take over as the team's closer.

RotoInfo.com | Mar 24th, 11:28am

CloserAlarm: Ryan Madson out for the year with Tommy John Surgery. Marshall now closer, Chapman set-up man.

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