HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME INFO

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1 HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME INFO EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 REGULAR SEASON DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2011, 2013 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2013 FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/senatorsbaseball HARRISBURG SENATORS (37-56) vs. ALTOONA CURVE (48-44) Tuesday, July 7:00 p.m. People s Natural Gas Field Game 94 MiLB.com TV Radio: Fox Sports AM1460, Internet: & Tune In TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHERS Senators: RH Taylor Hill Altoona: RH JT Brubaker UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHERS (Subject to change) Wednesday 7/19 at Altoona 12:00pm Senators: LH Matthew Crownover Altoona: RH Austin Coley Thursday 7/20 vs. Binghamton 7:00pm Senators: RH John Simms Binghamton: RH Corey Oswalt Friday 7/21 vs. Binghamton 7:00pm Senators: RH Wirkin Estevez Binghamton: RH Casey Delgado Saturday 7/22 vs. Binghamton 6:00pm Senators: RH Austin Voth Binghamton: LH PJ Conlon TONIGHT S GAME The Senators finish the seven game road trip with a three game series against the Altoona Curve. The Senators seek to even the set after Altoona took the series opener 6-1. The Senators are 4-7 against Altoona this season after the Curve took two of three from the club June 6 to June 8 at FNB Field in the two clubs most recent series. The two teams play one more time after the series in a four game set to finish the regular season. DON T GET COMFORTABLE After the current road trip, the Senators will not be at home or on the road for longer than four games until a seven game road trip from August 8 to August 13. In addition, the Senators have just one homestand longer than four games remaining this season, a six game set from August 15 to August 20. MARMOLEJOS ON THE ROAD Jose Marmolejos is 6-15 on the current road trip after finishing 1-4 Monday night, including a hit in all five games. The 2017 Eastern League All-Star is now batting.356 on the road with six home runs, 25 RBI and a.994 OPS, as opposed to a.210 batting average at home. STARTING THINGS OFF Senators starting pitchers on the active roster (not including players on the disabled list) have a 3.29 ERA over 12 starts and 68.1 innings during the month of July. Senators pitchers have allowed more than three earned runs just twice over the 12 starts. CORDERO S IMPROVEMENT Jimmy Cordero tossed two perfect innings in the series finale against Richmond, continuing his solid season since early May. The right-hander allowed four or more runs in four straight outings at the end of April however since May 1st, which spans the 23 games and 33 innings, Cordero is 2-2 with a 2.18 ERA and opponents are hitting just.190 against him over that stretch. YADIEL ON FIRE After finishing 1-2 with a walk on Monday night, Yadiel Hernandez is hitting.316 in the month of July and leads the club with a.935 OPS during the month. SENATORS STARTING PITCHER Taylor Hill starts for the Senators in game two of the series. The right-hander is 4-1 with a 4.78 ERA across eight starts with the Senators this season. Hill allowed two earned runs, four total, in six and two thirds innings in his last start against Richmond on Thursday June 13, and at one point retired 17 of 18 batters. The 28-year-old has also started eight games at triple-a Syracuse where he is 2-5 with a 7.83 ERA. ALTOONA STARTING PITCHER The Curve counter with starter JT Brubaker. The right-hander is 4-4 with a 5.17 ERA over 14 starts this season. Brubaker allowed three runs across six innings in his last start on July 13 against Bowie. The start was Brubaker s first where he went past the fourth inning since June 18. Brubaker is making his third start of the season vs. the Senators. The 23-year-old shutout the Senators and limited them to just two hits in his last start against them on June AT A GLANCE Record: vs. Altoona Current Streak: Long Winning Streak: Long Losing Streak: Home Record: Road Record: Daytime Record: Night Record: 2017 Best Mark: 2017 Worst Mark: First Half: Second Half: April May June July August September vs. Eastern Division: vs. Western Division: vs. AL: vs. NL: Leading After 6 inn: Tied After 6 inn: Trailing After 6 inn: Leading After 7 inn: Tied After 7 inn: Trailing After 7 inn: Leading After 8 inn: Tied After 8 inn: Trailing After 8 inn: Senators Score First: Opp. Scores First: One-Run Games: Two-Run Games: Extra Innings: Doubleheaders: Shutouts: Sens HR in a Game: vs. RH Starter: vs. LH Starter: Series Record: Scoring 3 or Less: Scoring 4 or More: Allowing 3 or Less: Allowing 4 or More: Players Used: L

2 SENATORS STARTING PITCHER #32 TAYLOR HILL - RHP 28 years old - 7th season/2nd with the Senators Nationals 6th round selection in the 2011 MLB draft LAST START: Thu 7/13 at Richmond (6.2, 6, 4, 2, 1, 0, 0) After leadoff single in the second, retired 17 of next 18 batters Allowed three straight hits with two outs in the seventh inning before exiting game Last run charged was on a wild pitch by Derek Eitel Left game with Senators leading 6-4 Senators won game 8-6 LAST FIVE APPEARANCES: 3-1, 32.1, 28, 16, 12, 3, 13, 2 Includes two starts with Syracuse Worked at least six innings in last four starts Senators have won four of the five starts Two earned runs or less in four straight starts AGAINST ALTOONA/PIRATES: Made second appearance in 2017 with the Senators against Altoona on 6/8 (W1, 5.2, 6, 2, 0, 2, 1) Entered game in the second inning after Joe Blanton started the game on a rehab appearance,,, Left game with the Senators leading 6-2 Senators won game 6-2 CAREER APPEARANCES Making 9th start of the season with the Senators. Owns a lifetime minor league record of with a 4.25 ERA in the minor leagues. Making 156th minor league career appearance, 144th career start, and 20th Senators career start TRANSACTIONS: Began the season with Syracuse Assigned to the Senators on 5/15 Promoted to Syracuse on 6/19 Assigned to Senators on 6/21 Promoted to Syracuse on 6/30 Assigned to Senators on 7/1 BIG LEAGUE EXPERIENCE: Made his MLB debut on 6/25/2014, tossing 3.1 innings in relief at Milwaukee Made his first big league start on 9/3/2014 vs. Miami and took the loss last big league outing was 6/15/2015 at Tampa where he struck out three in 3.2 ip Career: 0-1, 6.00 in 9 games, 1 start 2016 NOTES: Led Triple-A Syracuse and ranked tied for third in the International League with 27 starts Ranked seventh in the IL with innings pitched Tossed seven shutout innings against Norfolk on July 7 MISCELLANEOUS: 2014 Mid-Season International League All-Star 2013 International League Gold Glove award winner Number two baseball prospect in the state of Tennessee in 2007 according to Baseball America Gatorade High School Player of the Year in the state of Tennessee 2007 Member of National Honor Society SINGLE-GAME SEASON HIGHS SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS IP 8.0-6/30 at Buffalo (with Syracuse) IP 9.0-5/04/14 vs. Toledo (with Syracuse) H 13-4/27 at Durham (with Syracuse) H 14-6/08/14 at Buffalo (with Syracuse) R 9-5/22 at Erie R 9-2x last 5/22 at Erie ER 9-5/22 at Erie ER 9-5/22 at Erie BB 5-5/17 vs. Bowie BB 5-2x last 4/22/16 vs. Scranton Wilkes-Barre (with Syracuse) SO 5-2x last 6/20 at Scranton-WB (with Syracuse) SO 8-6/14/14 vs. Norfolk (with Syracuse) HR 4-2x last 5/22 at Erie HR 4-2x last 5/22/17 at Erie 2017 BATTING: 1 for 5 (.200) 1K CAREER BATTING: 2 for 35 (.033) 1rbi 4 SH 15K GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS with HARRISBURG Date Opponent Dec IP H R ER BB K Result ERA P-S Notable 5/17 Bowie W W First game with Senators since 2012 Erie ND W Most runs allowed by Senators pitcher 5/28 Richmond ND L Both runs allowed in fourth innings Erie L L st but baserunners each frame after 6/08 Altoona W W Entered game after Joe Blanton started Akron ND W Senators overcame 6-0 deficit to win Portland W W Season high in pitches thrown 7/5 Akron W W Retired final 11 batters he faced Richmond ND W Retired 10 straight before 3 runs scored

3 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES PITCHERS LAST OPPONENT DEC IP H R ER BB SO SV/SVO HOLDS IR-IRS #39 - Brinley, Ryan Sat Richmond / #40 - Cordero, Jimmy Sun Richmond / #34 - Dragmire, Brady Thu Richmond SV /2 1 #20 - Eitel, Derek Mon Altoona /1 7-2 #28 - Lara, Braulio Mon Altoona / #29 - Robinson, Andrew Sat Richmond SV / #25 - Self, Derek Sun Richmond / #16 - Valdez, Phillips Fri Richmond / #39 Brinley, Ryan Age: 23 Time with Sens: 4/6-current Nationals 27th round selection in the 2015 MLB draft - 3rd season/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: 2017 Eastern League Western Division All-Star Struck out three in one and two-thirds innings on 5/16 vs. Bowie Tossed two perfect innings and earned hold on 4/23 vs. Bowie 2016: Appeared in eight games with the Senators from 6/27-8/1 Spent most of the season as the closer with Potomac where he was 4-1 with a 1.37 ERA with 16 saves in 32 relief appearances MISC: Served as Sam Houston St. closer in 2014 finishing 3-2 with 8 saves Also appeared in 35 games as a catcher, knocking 2 home runs and 15 RBI #40 Cordero, Jimmy Age: 25 Time with Sens: 4/6-current Acquired by Nationals from the Phillies for player to be named later on 11/16/2016-6th season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Pitched two perfect inning on 7/16 at Richmond Worked three shutout innings on 5/23 at Erie Came in with bases loaded and nobody out in eighth inning on 5/5 vs. Hartford and induced groundout and double play to work out of inning 2016: Went 2-3 with 5.00 ERA at 4 different levels in the Philadelphia organization Did not appear in a game until 7/01 because of injury MISC: Signed by Toronto as a non-drafted free agent on 1/06/2012 Traded by Toronto to Philadelphia along with Alberto Tirado for Ben Revere and cash on 7/31/2015 #34 Dragmire, Brady Age: 24 Time with Sens: 6/19-current Signed as a minor league free agent in 6/19/2017-7th season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Notched first save with a scoreless inning on 7/13 at Richmond Tossed three shutout innings and allowed just two baserunners on 7/6 vs, Akron Earned win with two scoreless inning on 6/30 at Binghamton Spent first part of the season with triple-a Round Rock in the Texas organization where he went 0-4 with a 5.70 ERA in 20 games and one start 2016: Designated for assignment by Toronto on 9/26 Went 4-6 with 4.38 ERA in career high 45 appearances out of the bullpen for New Hampshire MISC: Spent the entire season with one team in each of his first six seasons Designated for assignment four times by three teams between 9/26/16 and1/27/17 #20 Eitel, Derek Age: 29 Time with Sens: 5/16-current Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 11/18/2016-8th season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Worked five innings one run ball in a spot start on 7/6 vs, Akron Moved from starting rotation to the bullpen on 6/14 and earned the win in first relief appearance with 3.1 scoreless innings at Akron Allow just one hit and struck out six in six shutout innings on 5/29 vs. Richmond 2016: Led Triple-A El Paso and tied for fourth in Pacific Coast League with a career-high 54 games played MISC: Originally drafted by Arizona in 17th round of 2010 draft First Rose-Hulman (IN) Institute of Technology student athlete selected in a professional sports draft Also starting QB for Rose Hulman #28 Lara, Braulio Age: 26 Time with Sens: 4/19-current Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 11/19/ th season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Placed on the disabled list from 6/16 to 7/13...Assigned to temporary inactive list 5/19-6/2 2016: Spent first part of 2016 with the Sacramento River Cats, finishing 1-1 with 3.90 ERA in 25 relief appearances Pitched final three months of the season in the Korean Baseball Organization MISC: Originally signed by Tampa Bay 1/1/2008 as non-drafted free agent Mid-season DSL All-Star in 2009 Signed by San Francisco as a minor league free agent on 11/19/2014 Played as high as triple-a in parts of each of the past four seasons #29 Robinson, Andrew Age: 29 Time with Sens: 5/16-current Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 12/11/2015-8th season/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: Notched first save of the season with one and a third scoreless frames on Erie Added to the Senators roster on 5/16 from extended spring training 2016: 2016 Western Division All-Star Began the season with Potomac and promoted to Harrisburg on 4/20 MISC: Originally selected by the Astros in the 12th round of the 2010 draft out of Georgia Tech Named to the 2009 ACC Honor Roll Was teammates with Matt Skole at Georgia Tech #25 Self, Derek Age: 27 Time with Sens: 4/6-current Nationals 9th round selection in 2012 MLB Draft - 6th season/4th with Harrisburg 2017: Made first career start on 6/3 game two vs. Erie Tossed three shutout innings on 5/18 vs. Bowie Worked 3.1 perfect innings and struck out three on 5/7 vs. Hartford 2016: Went 4-2 with 3.66 ERA across three different levels in Nationals organization Spent most of season with the Senators, finishing 4-2 with 4.10 ERA in 30 relief appearances Promoted to Syracuse 9/2 and appeared in two games MISC: Attended the University of Louisville Drafted in 27th round by Oakland in 2011 but elected to remain in school #16 Valdez, Phillips Age: 25 Time with Sens: 4/6-current Signed by the Nationals as a minor league free agent in 5/30/2012-7th/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: Notched save with two scoreless innings on 4/23 vs. Bowie 2016: Split time between Harrisburg and Potomac Started 16 games for the Senators and went 6-4 with 4.62 ERA MISC: Originally signed by Cleveland as a non-drafted free agent in 2009 Signed by Rays as minor free agent 12/10/2011 Began career in the DSL for three seasons before moving to the Gulf Coast League in 2013

4 SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES Player Last Richmond Streak 2+ Hits 2+ RBI Last HR #10 - Abreu, Osvaldo 1 x 3 2b r 1 x 3 2b r 2 x b 2rbi r /16 vs. Richmond #1 - Collier, Zach 0 x 4 0 x 4 2 x Trenton #21 - Gamache, Daniel 0 x 1 0 x 1 4 x b 2r /4 vs. Frederick #12 - Hernandez, Yadiel 1 x 2 1 x 2 5 x 10 hr 2-2b rbi 3r Richmond #4 - Joseph, Corban 0 x 3 0 x 3 5 x 13 hr 2b 2 rbi 4r /7 vs. Altoona #9 - Keller, Alec 0 x 4 0 x 4 2 x 12 2rbi r /26 vs. Reading #6 - Lowery, Jake DNP 0 x 4 r /18 vs. Down East #3 - Marmolejos, Jose 1 x 4 1 x 4 5 x 11 rbi /5 vs. Akron #15 - Norfork, Khayyan DNP 1 x 4 2b r /3 game Erie #26 - Read, Raudy 0 x 3 0 x 3 2 x 10 hr 2rbi 2r /15 at Richmond #5 - Sandford, Darian DNP 1 x #17 - Ward, Drew 0 x 4 0 x 4 2 x 14 2b 2rbi r /9 vs. Erie #10 - Abreu, Osvaldo Bats - R Born: June 13, 1994 Age: 22 Signed as non drafted free agent by the Nationals on 4/11/12-6th season/1st with Harrisburg Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #21 (Nats Org) 2017: Hit a double and a triple on 7/5 vs. Akron Went 2-4 with a two-run home run, double and three RBI on 6/16 vs. Richmond Finished 3-5 with a home run on 5/22 at Erie Went 3-4 with RBI on 5/2 at Trenton Finished 2-8 at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Spent entire season with Potomac hitting.247 with 6 home runs and 18 steals in 126 games Went 2-4 with a grand slam on 8/30 vs. Frederick MISC: Has moved up one level each season of his career 2015 Nationals Organizational All-Star after hitting.274 with 30 steals for Hagerstown #4- Collier, Zach Bats-L Born: September 8, years old Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 12/18/2015-9th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/13-current 2017: Placed on the disabled list from 5/15 to 7/13 Knocked go-ahead two-run home run in seventh inning on 5/2 at Trenton Hit solo home run against Chris Tillman on 4/22 vs. Bowie Began the season on the disabled list activated and sent to the Senators 4/ : Had a home run, double and three RBIs on 5/1 vs. Bowie MISC: Originally selected by the Philadelphia Phillies in the first round (34th overall) of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft out of Chino Hills (Calif.) 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Spent the 2010 season on the disabled list following right wrist surgery. #21 - Gamache, Daniel Bats - R Born: November 20, 1990 Age: 26 Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 6/28/2017-1st season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 7/13 - current 2017: Added to Senators roster on 7/13 Went 4-4 on 7/1 at Buie s Creek Signed by the Nationals on 6/28 and added to single-a Potomac on 6/29 Hit.206 in 54 games with the Chattanooga Lookouts, Double-A affiliate of the Twins Signed with Minnesota Twins organization on 6/28/ : Spent entire season with Indianapolis Indians, triple-a affiliate of the Pirates Hit.244 in 79 games MISC: Won state championship senior year of high school in Rhode Island Originally drafted by the Pirates in the sixth round of the 2011 draft from the University of Auburn #12 - Hernandez, Yadiel Bats - L Born: October 9, 1987 Age: 29 Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 10/1/2016-1st season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Finished 3-3 with a walk on 7/8 vs. Erie Knocked go-ahead RBI single in the ninth inning of 4-3 win at Binghamton on 6/30 Went 3-4 with a home run on 5/18 vs. Bowie Finished 3-4 with two doubles and two RBI on 5/17 vs. Bowie Knocked 3 RBI double in 6-0 win vs. Hartford on 4/12 MISC: Defected from Cuba in 2015 while in North Carolina playing warm-up games with the Cuban national team for the Pan-American Games Spent 6 seasons from in Cuban National Series Won a gold glove during season Prior to 2017 season, last appeared in a game April, 2015 #4 - Joseph, Corban Bats - L Born: October 28, 1988 Age: 28 Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 11/19/ th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 5/31 - current 2017: Went 3-4 and a triple shy of the cycle on 7/14 at Richmond Knocked game-winning RBI single in the ninth inning to break a 6-6 tie on 7/13 at Richmond Hit two-run home run on 6/7 vs. Altoona Finished 2-4 with a 2B on 6/6 vs. Altoona Added to the Senators roster on 5/31 from Triple-A Syracuse 2016: Hit.315 with eight home runs and 46 RBI in 107 games between Double-A Bowie and Triple-A Norfork MISC: Appeared in two games and had six at-bats with the New York Yankees in (BAL), 2012 (NYY), 2011 (NYY) and 2010 (NYY) MiLB organizational All-Star Signed by the Orioles as a minor league free agent on 6/16 Originally drafted by the Yankees in the 4th round of the 2008 draft from Franklin High School and Tennessee Older brother Caleb is a catcher in the Orioles organization #9 - Keller, Alec Bats - L Born: May 13, 1992 Age: 25 Nationals 17th round selection in the 2014 MLB Draft - 3rd Season/1st with Harrisburg 2017: Had two 3-hit game in three nights on 6/6 and 6/8 vs. Altoona Hit leadoff home run on second pitch of the game on 5/22 at Erie Finished 4-5 on 4/29 at Altoona Went 4-7 with a home run and 4 RBI on 4/17 at Hartford 2016: Mid-Season All-Star for Potomac Finished batting.285 with 3 home runs and 63 RBI in 117 games Went 3-4 with 3B and 5 RBI on 5/26 vs. Salem MISC: Attended Princeton University Won Ivy League Player of the Year in 2014 Split time in 2015 with Hagerstown and Potomac after starting his career with Auburn in 2014

5 SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES #6 - Lowery, Jake Bats - L Born: July 21, 1990 Age: 26 Signed as a minor league free agent on 4/14/2016-7th season/2nd season with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/12 - current 2017: Added to the Senators roster on 6/12 Hit.153 in 19 games with Potomac before being promoted 2016: Sent to Potomac on 5/26 Added to the Senators 5/26, went 1-4 in two games Released by the Indians on 3/28/16 MISC: He was originally selected in the 4th round of the 2011 by Cleveland out of James Madison Has played in Akron in each of the past three seasons... #3 - Marmolejos, Jose Bats - L Born: January 2, 1993 Age: 24 Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Nationals on 6/15/2011-6th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 5/12 - current Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #26 (Nats Org) 2017: 2017 Western Division All-Star Finished 3-5 with a home run and a double on 6/22 at New Hampshire Went 3-4 with a two-run home run on 5/24 at Erie... Finished 5-6 with five RBI including go-ahead grand slam in the ninth inning on 5/22 at Erie Added to the Senators roster on 5/ : Had 3 hits on 8/16 vs. Erie Hit his first double-a home run on 8/13 vs. Binghamton Promoted to the Senators on 8/1 Batted.286/11/59 with Potomac in 103 games Hit two home runs and drove in three on 5/11 at Carolina MISC: Was an MILB.com organizational All-Star in 2015 along with being a South Atlantic Post-Season All-Star with Hagerstown Had a career high 87 RBIs last year with Hagerstown After signing in June 2011, spent 2011 and 2012 in the Dominican Summer League playing for the Nats. #15 - Norfork, Khayyan Bats-R Born: January 19, 1989 Age: 28 Nationals 23rd round selection in the 2011 MLB draft - 7th season/3rd with Harrisburg 2017: Knocked walk-off single in the bottom of the ninth inning on 6/10 vs. Binghamton Finished 2-3 with a three-run home run on 5/8 vs. Erie Went 2-3 with a 2b and run scored on 5/7 vs. Hartford 2016: Promoted to Harrisburg on July 8...hit.252 with five doubles in 16 RBI in 42 games with Potomac...MISC: Attended the University of Tennessee Played in a career-high 108 games in 2014 (120 with Potomac and 6 with Hagerstown) Ray King played 10 seasons in the big leagues As a senior in high school tallied 14 point, six rebounds and six assists as a point guard #26 - Read, Raudy Bats - R Born: October 29, 1993 Age: 23 Signed by the Nationals as non-drafted free agent - 7th season/1st with Harrisburg Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #22 (Nats Org) 2017: 2017 Western Division All-Star Knocked go-ahead two run home run in ninth inning on 6/24 at Portland Finished 3-5 with 2B and two RBI on 4/28 at Altoona Went 2-4 with 2B and 3-run home run on 4/9 vs. Altoona Went 1-9 with a home run at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Hit.262 with 9 home runs and 51 RBI in 101 games with Potomac MILB.com Nationals Organizational All-Star Went 5-7 with 2 home runs against Frederick on 8/12 Finished 4-4 with 2 2B on 8/1 vs. Lynchburg MISC: Spent first two seasons with DSL Nationals before going to GCL Nationals in 2013 Appeared in 82 games with Hagerstown in 2015 #5 - Sandford, Darian Bats - R Born: April 28, 1987 Age: 30 Signed by the Nationals as a Minor League Free Agent on 6/16/2017-3rd season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 6/16 - current 2017: Hit walk-off single in bottom of the tenth in second game with the Senators on 6/17 vs, Richmond Started year with Lancaster Barnstormers of the Atlantic League and hit.340 with 33 stolen bases Stole a Barnstormer franchise record 7 bases in a single game on 5/ : Spent entire season with the Vallejo Admirals of the Pacific Association Set Pacific Association record with 99 steals in just 78 games, surpassing the previous record by 56 steals MISC: Originally drafted by the Royals organization in the 47th round of the 2010 draft stole 71 bases in 94 games for the Southern Illinois Minors and Washington Wild Things in 2012, a new Frontier League single-season record #17 - Ward, Drew Bats - L Born: November 25, 1994 Age: 22 Nationals 3rd round selection in the 2013 MLB Draft - 4th season/1st with Harrisburg Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #12 (Nats org) 2017: Hit go-ahead two-run home run in the fifth inning on 5/14 game two at Trenton Went 3-5 with two 2B on 5/6 vs. Hartford Hit game-tying 2- run home run in ninth inning on Bowie Went 3-15 with 2 HR in Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Promoted to Senators on June 27 entered the season as the No. 16 prospect in the Nationals organization, according to Baseball America hit.278/.377/.491 left Potomac leading the team in home runs with 11 was named a Carolina League All-Star participated in Midway Classic Home Run Derby, which was held on the USS Midway a Naval aircraft carrier in San Diego MISC: Hit 26 doubles and 10 home runs in 115 games with Class A Hagerstown as a 19-year -old in 2014 hit.249 with six home runs and 47 RBI in 111 games with Potomac in 2015.

6 SENATORS 2017 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION TEAM BATTING MISCELLANOUS SUPERLATIVES Most runs, Game: 16 Hartford (13th inn) 10+ HITTING STREAKS Most runs, Inning: 7 2x last B2 on 5/8 vs. Erie Neftali Soto - 12, 6/10-6/23 (Added to Syracuse) Neftali Soto - 16, 5/10-5/29 Most hits, Game: 18 5/22 at Erie Neftali Soto - 11, 4/9 4/20 Fewest Hits, Game: 2 6/1 vs. New Hampshire Most Doubles, Game: 6 Bowie Most Triples, Game: Most Home Runs, Game: 1 3 Multiple 4x last 6/16 vs. Richmond MULTI-HOMER GAMES Most Home Runs, Inning: 2 5x last B3 on 6/26 vs. Reading Most Stolen Bases, Game: 4 6/21 at New Hampshire BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Most Walks, Game: 12 Hartford (13th inn) Most Strikeouts, Game: 15 4/21 vs. Bowie Most Left on Base, Game: 13 5/27 vs. Richmond TEAM PITCHING Most strikeouts, Game: 16 Hartford (13th inn) Most walks, Game: 14 Hartford (13th inn) Most runs allowed, Game: 14 Hartford (13th inn) Most runs allowed, Inning: 7 3x last T7 on 5/8 vs, Hartford Most hits allowed, Game: 16 2x last Erie Fewest hits allowed, Game: 1 6/17 vs. Richmond Most HR allowed, Game: 5 Erie Allowed Grand Slam 4x Last T8 on 6/9 vs. Binghamton INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most hits: 5 3x last J. Marmolejos on Erie Most runs scored: 4 A. Stevenson on Hartford (13th inn) Most doubles: 2 Multiple Most triples: 1 Multiple Most home runs: 1 Multiple Most RBI 5 J. Marmolejos on Erie Most stolen bases 2 J. Sandford on New Hampshire INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most innings pitched, starter 8.0 2x last M. Crownover on 6/26 vs. Reading Most innings pitched, reliever 3.1 2x last D. Eitel on Akron Most strikeouts 9 A. Williams on 4/9 vs. Altoona Most walks allowed 6 D. Eitel on 6/9 vs. Binghamton Most runs allowed 9 T. Hill on Erie Most hits allowed 10 W. Estevez on 6/27 game one vs. Reading Fewest hits allowed, min 5 inn 1 2x last J. Simms on 6/17 vs. Richmond Most home runs allowed 4 2x last K. McGowin on Portland MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Longest game, innings 13 Hartford (13th inn) Longest game, time (9 inn) 3:31 on Portland Longest game, time (extra inn) 5:35 on Hartford (13th inn) Shortest game, time (9 inn) 1:58 on Akron Shortest game, time (7 inn) 1:46 on 5/14 game Trenton Largest crowd, Home 7,417 on 7/4 vs. Akron Largest crowd, Road 9,074 on Richmond Largest winning margin 8 5/17 vs. Bowie Largest losing margin 8 2x last on Altoona Most errors 5 4/7 vs. Altoona Most errors by an opponent 3 6/9 vs. Binghamton Most stolen bases by opponent 3 Hartford (13th inn) Walk-Off Loss 4 Richmond B9 Largest deficit overcome to win 6 Akron (Trail 6-0 in B2, Won 12-7) FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS A. Keller on 5/22 at Erie PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS GRAND SLAMS J. Marmolejos in T9 on 5/22 at Erie M. Lisson in T3 on 4/18 at Hartford 4+ HIT GAMES C. Joseph (4) on 6/9 vs. Binghamton J. Marmolejos (5) on 5/22 at Erie A. Keller (4) on 4/29 at Altoona A. Stevenson (5) on 4/18 at Hartford A. Stevenson (5) on 4/17 at Hartford A. Keller (4) on 4/17 at Hartford 4+ RBI GAMES R. Read (4) on 6/24 at Portland J. Marmolejos (5) on 5/22 at Erie M. Lisson (4) on 4/18 at Hartford A. Keller (4) on 4/17 at Hartford 4+ RUN SCORED GAMES A. Stevenson (4) on 4/17 at Hartford WALK-OFF WINS B10 vs. Richmond on 6/17 (D. Sandford RBI single) B9 vs. Binghamton on 6/11 (K. Norfork RBI single) COMPLETE GAMES J. Long on 6/13 at Akron D. Eitel (6 inning) on 6/3 game one at Erie 6,000+ CROWDS 7,417 on 7/4 vs. Akron 6,573 on 5/26 vs. Richmond CATCHING BREAKDOWN CS ATT CS% Kieboom % Lowery % Read % TOTAL %

7 SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY Opponent Result Record PL GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attendance 4/6 vs. Altoona Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for April 8 at 6:00 p.m. 4/7 vs. Altoona L T5 1.0 A. McRae 1-0 J. Long 0-1 M. DuRapau (1) 2,454 4/8 vs. Altoona #1 W E. Fedde 1-0 B. Waddell 0-1 R. Brinley (1) 3,471 #2 L S. Keselica 1-0 M. Blackmar 0-1 4/9 vs. Altoona W T3 1.0 A. Williams 1-0 J. Brubaker 0-1 2,842 4/10 vs. Hartford W T3 1.0 G. Ross 1-0 L. Niebla 0-1 R. Brinley (2) 2,732 4/11 vs. Hartford L T3 1.5 R. Castellani 1-1 J. Simms 0-1 S. Broyles (1) 2,673 4/12 vs. Hartford W T2 0.5 J. Long 1-1 J. Wynkoop 1-1 2,549 Bowie L T3 1.0 J. Liranzo 1-1 J. Cordero 0-1 3,924 Bowie L T4 2.0 D. Hess 1-0 A. Williams 1-1 S. Cleavinger (1) 2,171 Bowie W T4 2.0 G. Ross 2-0 B. Bundy 0-1 W. Suero (1) 3,751 Hartford W (13) M. Blackmar 1-1 L. Ramirez 0-2 D. Self (1) 2,935 Hartford W J. Long 2-1 J. Wynkoop 1-2 3,153 Hartford Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for August 12 (day-night doubleheader). Hartford L Y. Almonte 1-0 E. Fedde 1-1 J. Farris (1) 3,270 4/21 vs. Bowie L J. Garcia 1-0 A. Williams 1-2 R. Meisinger (2) 4,047 4/22 vs. Bowie W M. Blackmar 2-1 C. Tillman 0-1 W. Suero (2) 3,173 4/23 vs. Bowie W T1 J. Simms 1-1 B. Barker 1-1 P. Valdez (1) 4,854 4/24 vs. Reading L T2 2.0 B. Leibrandt 2-0 J. Long 2-2 1,663 4/25 vs. Reading Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for June 27 at 6:00 p.m. 4/26 vs. Reading L T3 1.5 T. Eshelman 2-0 E. Fedde 1-2 J. Thierren (2) 1,875 Altoona W T2 0.5 M. Blackmar 3-1 A. Coley 0-1 R. Brinley (3) 3,560 Altoona L T3 1.5 T. Scioneaux 4-0 J. Simms 1-2 4,847 Altoona L T3 2.5 A. McRae 3-0 J. Long 2-2 M. Rosario (1) 4,713 Trenton L T3 3.0 C. Adams 4-0 E. Fedde 1-3 3,307 Trenton L T3 4.0 M. Wotherspoon 2-1 R. Brinley 0-1 C. Coshow (8) 3,711 Trenton L T4 5.0 D. German 1-3 M. Blackmar 3-2 ` 5,859 5/4 vs. Hartford W T4 4.0 R. Brinley 1-1 D. Johnson 0-1 2,243 5/5 vs. Hartford W J. Long 3-3 S. Howard 0-2 W. Suero (3) 4,157 5/6 vs. Hartford L T4 4.0 M. Pierpont 1-0 P. Valdez 0-1 J. Farris (3) 3,849 5/7 vs. Hartford L J. Wynkoop 3-3 A. Williams 1-3 3,369 5/8 vs. Erie W R. Brinley 2-1 S. Garrido 0-1 W. Suero (4) 1,747 5/9 vs. Erie L T4 4.5 K. Spomer 2-1 W. Suero 0-1 R. Alaniz (2) 2,054 5/10 vs. Erie L T5 5.5 W. Joaquin 1-0 B. Lara 0-1 S. Donatello (2) 4,687 Trenton W E. Fedde 2-3 J. Sheffield 1-2 R. Brinley (4) 6,838 Trenton L R. Herrera 3-0 A. Williams 1-4 4,853 Trenton Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for May 14 at 12:00 p.m. Trenton #1 L B. Lail 1-0 M. Blackmar 3-3 M. Wotherspoon (2) #2 W T5 6.5 J. Cordero 1-0 E. Ruth 0-1 W. Suero (5) 3,502 5/16 vs. Bowie L J. Means 2-3 J. Long 3-4 L. Long (1) 2,957 5/17 vs. Bowie W D. Hess 5-2 T. Hill 1-0 2,497 5/18 vs. Bowie L T5 6.5 J. Garcia 3-1 D. Eitel 0-1 5,071 Richmond L C. Taylor 2-3 A. Williams 1-5 6,733 Richmond W T5 7.5 J. Simms 2-2 M. Gage 1-4 W. Suero (6) 9,074 Richmond W J. Long 4-4 J. Johnson 2-3 4,406 Erie W R. Orlan 1-0 W. Joaquin 1-1 W. Suero (7) 3,432 Erie L R. Alaniz 1-1 R. Brinley 2-2 1,372 Erie W E. Fedde 3-3 K. Spomer 2-3 A. Robinson (1) 3,978 Erie Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for June 3 at 5:05 p.m. 5/26 vs. Richmond W T4 3.0 R. Brinley 3-2 C. Alvarado 0-1 W. Suero (8) 6,573 5/27 vs. Richmond L T. Cyr 1-0 R. Orlan 1-1 5,063 5/28 vs. Richmond L C. Ballester 1-1 R. Brinley 3-3 4,871 5/29 vs. Richmond W D. Eitel 1-1 C. Jones W. Suero (9) 3,089 5/30 vs. New Hampshire Postponed due to weather make-up scheduled for May 31 at 5:30 p.m. 5/31 vs. New Hamp #1 L C. Greene 4-2 A. Williams 1-6 vs. New Hamp #2 L A. Case 3-0 J. Simms 2-3 J. Fernandez (3) 2,437 6/1 vs. New Hampshire W J. Long 5-4 S. Dawson 1-6 W. Suero (10) 3,155 Erie L A. Ladwig 2-1 T. Hill 1-1 J. Labourt (1) 2,395 Erie #1 L D. Eitel 1-2 M. Jaye 1-4 #2 L R. Alaniz 2-1 J. Cordero 1-2 S. Donatello (5) 4,123 Erie L T. Alexander 3-4 M. Crownover 0-1 S. Donatello (6) 1,714 6/6 vs. Altoona L T. Anderson 3-6 J. Simms 2-4 T. Scioneaux (5) 3,057 6/7 vs. Altoona L T5 9.5 J. Brubaker 3-2 J. Long 5-5 M. DuRapau (9) 3,179 6/8 vs. Altoona W T5 8.5 T. Hill 2-1 Y. Garcia 2-4 4,073 6/9 vs. Binghamton L L. Mateo 1-0 R. Brinley 3-4 5,230 6/10 vs. Binghamton W A. Robinson 1-0 C. Burns 0-1 5,788 6/11 vs. Binghamton L 3-4 (11) T. Peterson 2-2 R. Orlan 1-2 C. Burns (4) 5,348 Akron L M. Esparza 3-0 J. Long 5-6 M. Brown (4) 3,660 Akron W D. Eitel 2-2 D. Brown 0-4 3,993 Akron L R. Aviles 2-1 B. Lara 0-2 C. Hill (2) /16 vs. Richmond W W. Estevez 1-0 J. Johnson 4-4 4,171 6/17 vs. Richmond W 2-1 (10) D. Self 1-0 C. Balester 1-4 4,892 6/18 vs. Richmond L J. Flores 2-1 K. McGowin 0-1 T. Cyr (8) 3,872 New Hampshire L J. Shafer 2-1 M. Crownover 0-2 T. Mayza (4) 4,844 New Hampshire W W. Estevez 2-0 F. Rios 0-2 R. Brinley (5) 3,556 New Hampshire W J. Simms 3-4 S. Dawson 1-7 3,427 Portland L K. McAvoy 2-5 K. McGowin 0-2 6,054 Portland W R. Brinley 4-4 T. Grover 1-3 A. Robinson (2) 7,368 Portland W T. Hill 3-1 E. Villanueva 1-3 7,368 6/26 vs. Reading L J. Denato 5-1 M. Crownover 0-3 T. Windle (1) 2,956 6/27 vs. Reading #1 W J, Cordero 2-2 A. Davis 2-1 #2 L A. Rivero 2-1 P. Valdez 0-2 Y. Rios (2) 4,127 6/28 vs. Reading L T C. Irvin 1-0 J. Simms 3-5 S. Watson (1) 5,784 6/29 vs. Reading L T T. Viza 6-4 K. McGowin 0-3 4,694

8 Opponent Result Record PL GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attendance Binghamton W B. Dragmire 1-0 T. Peterson 2-3 R. Brinley (6) 4,610 Binghamton Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for July 2 at 1:00 p.m. Binghamton #1 L A. Robinson 1-1 B. Griset 3-0 #2 L C. Taylor 5-4 J. Cordero 3-2 4,389 Binghamton L T. Peterson 3-3 B. Dragmire 1-1 C. Burns (8) 5,740 7/4 vs. Akron L T M. Whitehouse 5-3 K. McGowin 0-4 J. Milbrath (1) 7,417 7/5 vs. Akron W T. Hill 4-1 M. Esparza 5-1 2,245 7/6 vs. Akron L 1-4 (10) D. Speer 2-1 D. Self 1-1 C. Hill (6) 2,877 7/7 vs. Erie L A. Lewicki 7-3 M. Crownover 0-4 J. Labourt (4) 3,683 7/8 vs. Erie L A. Ladwig 6-1 J. Simms 3-6 B. Garcia (4) 5,875 7/9 vs. Erie L M. Crouse 5-2 K. McGowin 0-5 Z. Reininger (1) 3,667 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/10-7/12 SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY Richmond W D. Eitel 3-2 C. Hall 2-1 B. Dragmire (1) 5,806 Richmond L J. Martin 2-1 R. Orlan 1-3 5,029 Richmond W J. Simms 4-6 S. Coonrod 3-6 A. Robinson (3) 8,031 Richmond L N. Reed 1-1 W. Estevez 2-1 4,711 Altoona L C. Dickson 1-2 A. Voth 0-1 3,028 Altoona Altoona 7/20 vs. Binghamton 7/21 vs. Binghamton 7/22 vs. Binghamton 7/23 vs. Binghamton Richmond Richmond Richmond 7/27 vs. Portland 7/28 vs. Portland 7/29 vs. Portland 7/30 vs. Portland Reading Reading Reading 8/4 vs. Binghamton 8/5 vs. Binghamton 8/6 vs. Binghamton Bowie Bowie Bowie Hartford Hartford #1 #2 Hartford 8/15 vs. Richmond 8/16 vs. Richmond 8/17 vs. Richmond 8/18 vs. Trenton 8/19 vs. Trenton 8/20 vs. Trenton Akron Akron Akron Reading Reading Reading Reading 8/28 vs. Akron 8/29 vs. Akron 8/30 vs. Akron 8/31 vs. Akron Altoona Altoona Altoona Altoona

9 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Home: 5/20 to 5/22/2016 vs. Bowie Sens Swept 3-Game Series, Road: 5/16 to 5/18/2016 at Erie Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Home: 6/10 to 6/13/2016 vs. Akron Sens Swept 4-Game Series, Road: 8/25 to 8/27/2011 at New Hampshire Sens Swept 5-Game Series, Home: 5/27 to 5/30/2011 vs. Bowie Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Home: 7/7 to 7/9/2017 vs. Erie Sens were Swept 3-Game Series, Road: 5/1 to 5/3/2017 at Trenton Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Home: 8/8 to 8/11/2005 vs. New Britain Sens were Swept 4-Game Series, Road: 6/2 to 6/4/2017 at Erie Sens threw a No-Hitter: Paul Demny (8) and I. Krol (1) on 5/9/2013 at Binghamton W 6-1 Sens were No-Hit: Virgil Vasquez on 8/16/2014 at New Britain (7 inn.) L 9-0 Complete Game: Jaron Long on 6/13/2017 at Akron (8 inn.) L 3-0 Opponent Complete Game: Myles Jaye on 6/3/2017 at Erie (7 inn.) L 1-0 Complete Game Shutout: Greg Ross on 7/5/2016 vs. Erie (7 inn.) W 1-0 Senators Shutout: P.J. Conlon (6) and Ben Griset (1) on 7/2/2017 at Binghamton (7 inn.) L 1-0 Opponent Shutout: Jaron Long (7), Erick Fedde (1), and Wander Suero (1) on 6/1/2017 vs. New Hampshire Senators 10+ Strikeout Game: Erick Fedde on 8/31/2016 at Bowie (12 K) 1-0 Win: 6/1/2017 vs. New Hampshire 0-1 Loss: 7/2/2017 at Binghamton (7 inn.) Grand Slam: Jose Marmolejos on 5/22/2017 at Erie (T9 off Waldis Joaquin) Allowed Grand Slam: Cody Decker on 6/9/2017 vs. Binghamton (T8 off R.C. Orlan) Back-to-Back Home Runs: Chris Bostick and Kevin Keyes on 6/8/2016 vs. Hartford (B5 off Kyle Freeland) Two-Homer Game: Wilmer Difo on 6/8/2016 vs. Hartford (both off Kyle Freeland) Three-Homer Game: Bryce Harper on 6/28/2014 at Akron (2 off Duke von Schamann, 1 off Toru Murata) (rehab appearance) Senators HR, Leadoff Game: Alec Keller on 5/22/2017 at Erie (off A.J. Ladwig) Opponent HR, Leadoff Game: Slade Heathcott on 5/27/2017 vs. Richmond (off Jaron Long) Triple Play: 7/16/2009 at Altoona (B1 L4-6-3) Walk-off Win: 6/17/2017 vs. Richmond (Darian Sandford - RBI 1B in B10 off Collin Balester) Walk-off Loss: 7/14/2017 at Richmond (Daniel Carbonell Bases loaded walk in B9 off Phillips Valdez) Hit for the Cycle: Steve Mortimer on 8/10/2007 at Portland 6-Hit Game: Brandon Watson on 7/4/2003 at Akron 6 x 6 5-Hit Game: Andrew Stevenson on 4/18/2017 at Hartford 5 x 5 Senators 5+ RBI Game: Jose Marmolejos on 5/22/2017 at Erie (5 RBI) Senators 4+ Runs Scored Game: Andrew Stevenson on 4/17/2017 at Hartford (4 R) Home crowds 7, ,637 on 9/1/2011 vs. Portland (Senators W 10-0, MLB rehabs Stephen Strasburg & Ivan Rodriguez + Cowboy Monkey Rodeo) 2. 8,092 on 7/4/2011 vs. Erie (Senators W 8-0, Bryce Harper Senators debut) 3. 8,078 on 7/14/2010 Eastern League All-Star Game 4. 8,012 on 7/3/2015 vs. Richmond (Senators W 5-4 in 10) 5. 7,911 on 7/14/2011 vs. Akron (Senators W 3-1) 6. 7,907 on 8/28/2010 vs. Trenton (Senators W 2-1) 7. 7,895 on 4/16/2010 vs. New Britain (Senators L 1-2, Stephen Strasburg home debut) 8. 7,639 on 8/27/2010 vs. Trenton (Senators W 4-3) 9. 7,619 on 5/2/2010 vs. Altoona (Senators L 2-6, Stephen Strasburg start) 10. 7,604 on 5/19/2012 vs. Bowie (Senators L 1-2) 11. 7,417 on 7/4/2017 vs. Akron (Senators L 2-5, Lee Greenwood) 12. 7,322 on 7/23/2015 vs. Bowie (Senators L 2-6) 13. 7,288 on 7/4/2013 vs. Bowie (Senators L 2-6) 14. 7,186 on 8/29/2013 vs. Altoona (Senators L 1-4) 15. 7,177 on 8/12/2011 vs. Trenton (Senators W 3-2) 16. 7,168 on 5/16/2014 vs. New Britain (Senators W 5-0 & W 9-3) 17. 7,165 on 7/4/2009 vs. Akron (Senators L 5-7) 18. 7,053 on 5/25/2013 vs. Reading (Senators L 1-5)