Kodai Senga notched his first MLB save with a hitless ninth against the Braves on Monday.

His one previous career save came as a 20-year-old rookie reliever for Softbank in 2013. Working with a three-run lead, Senga struck out Matt Olson and Michael Harris II and then got Mauricio Dubón to fly out after an Ozzie Albies walk. Senga’s fastball has been at 96-99 mph as a short reliever, and his secondaries are up more than his fastball is. Any success he enjoys will still come down to command, but those desperate for saves might want to give him a look while Devin Williams is out.