Cincinnati Reds

Frazier drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the fourth inning and added an RBI single in the sixth. He also scored a run in a 5-2 win.

Frazier has upped his batting average from .214 to .239 over the last seven games by batting .409 in 27 at-bats. 

Bailey needed 116 pitches to get through six innings, but allowed just two runs on five hits and three walks, while striking out eight. He threw 78 of 116 pitches for strikes.

Bailey left trailing 2-1, but the Reds scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth to get him the win.

Bailey, who has a 3.08 ERA, is expected to start Thursday against the Indians. 

"I thought I was ready to go," Heisey told the Cincinnati Enquirer Saturday. "I've never hurt my hamstring before. It's definitely tough to reinjure it, but at the same time I'm learning and hopefully I can prevent it in the future."

Heisey thinks he will be able to come off the disabled list soon, but knows that it is not something that will happen any day. He still needs to go out on another rehab assignment, most likely.

"It won't be long," Heisey said, "but it won't be in the next couple of days, which is not soon enough for me."

The Reds placed Sean Marshall on the 15-day disabled list to make room for Parra on the active roster. 

"I get asked the question a lot: 'Choo, where do you want to go and where do you want to play?'" Choo said to MLB.com Thursday.

Thanks to a hot start, Choo looks likely to be one of the top free agents in the league next offseason, and with Scott Boras representing him, he will likely get a big pay day. Choo is hitting .300 with a .984 on-base plus slugging percentage through the first 45 games of the season, while serving as the team's leadoff man. For their part, the Reds would like to extend Choo, but general manager Walt Jocketty realizes that might not be the best option.

"I hate to even address it," Jocketty told MLB.com. "We got him with the idea we would get him for the year and then try to develop [Billy] Hamilton to play next year. If we're in a position where we think we can sign Choo, it's a big bonus for us. Would we love to? Absolutely. But we have to really look and see where our financial revenues and financial projections of future revenues are. It's still a little early to do that."

Chapman struck out two on 13 pitches, his fourth outing in a row with multiple strikeouts. Chapman has allowed two hits and a walk in four innings since he blew back-to-back saves.

Chapman has 12 saves in 14 opportunities, with a 2.74 ERA in 25 appearances. He has 39 strikeouts and 10 walks in 23 innings.