Maness picked up his third win of the season after pitching a perfect eighth in the win over San Diego Saturday. Maness bounced back nicely after an ugly outing on Wednesday that saw him give up three runs without recording an out. He holds a 3.77 ERA and a 1.35 WHIP for the season.

Maness earned the win in relief Friday night after recording the final two outs in the victory over the Cubs. The Cards used Maness after Randy Choate retired the first batter of the 10th inning, as Kevin Siegrist and Trevor Rosenthal had already pitched. Maness' effectiveness is tied to his excellent control, while he's put together the lowest walk rate of his career (1.7% BB%) over 36 appearances (28 innings) this season.

Maness picked up the save in the Cardinals' win over the Cubs Monday, allowing a two-out solo home run to Addison Russell before locking up the win. The other three batters failed to get the ball out of the infield as Maness filled in for Trevor Rosenthal who was unavailable after pitching in three straight games. The 26-year-old reliever has a 3.27 ERA and 1.18 WHIP on the season with two saves and four holds.

Maness notched his first save of the season Saturday, getting four outs while allowing just a hit as the Cardinals beat the Brewers. The Cardinals' bullpen delivered a solid performance after starter Adam Wainwright exited with an injury after four innings. Maness should be a solid source of holds with the occasional save when Jordan Walden and Trevor Rosenthal are on rest days.

Maness picked up his first hold of the season in recording one out against the Reds Saturday. The Cardinals have a very deep bullpen the result of which will likely mean shorter outings for it's relievers and more wins for the Cardinals' starters. Maness could be a solid source of holds pitching for a team that should win a lot of games in 2015.

Maness took the loss Tuesday after allowing a pinch-hit three-run home run to Pittsburgh's Ike Davis with two outs in the eighth. While Maness has a higher ERA than last season the rest of his numbers have improved as he's striking out more and allowing fewer baserunners.

Seth Maness notched his second big-league save by getting four outs against the Mets on Monday. Maness entered a 6-2 game in the eighth, but since the tying run was on deck, it was a save situation. As a result, the Cardinals left him in and he was able to get his first save of the year. The sinkerballer has a 2.45 ERA in 29 1/3 innings.