MEDIA INFORMATION. Wilmington Blue Rocks (42-33, 4-1) Carolina League Affiliate of the Kansas City Royals. vs.

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1 MEDIA INFORMATION Wilmington Blue Rocks (42-33, 4-1) Carolina League Affiliate of the Kansas City Royals vs. Lynchburg Hillcats (36-39, 3-2) Carolina League Affiliate of the Cleveland Indians Game No. 76 Home Game No. 38 Frawley Stadium Wednesday, July 1, :35 p.m. BLUE ROCKS BREAKDOWN HOME: AWAY: STREAK: W2 LAST 5: 4-1 LAST 10: 7-3 SIXTH WIN IN LAST SEVEN GAMES: On the back of another mesmerizing performance from starter Alec Mills, the Wilmington Blue Rocks picked up a 1-0 win over the Frederick Keys on Tuesday night at Nymeo Field. The Rocks have now taken both series they have played to start the second-half of the season. Mills was helped out by the bat of Mauricio Ramos who jacked his fourth homer of the season in the first inning, the only run Mills would need to secure his sixth victory of the season. MILLS THE MAGNIFICENT: Mills extended his team-leading scoreless innings streak to 23.1 innings. Prior to Mills, the most consecutive scoreless frames by any Blue Rock was by a guy who now resides at Double-A. Cody Reed threw 17 straight innings without allowing a run between May 9 and 25. Mills seven scoreless inning on Tuesday lowered his ERA to 2.14, the lowest it has been since his first appearance on April 11 when he allowed one earned run in 5.1 innings against Myrtle Beach. That ERA is now good for tops in the League among qualifying starters along with his former teammate Reed, who posted a 2.14 mark before the call-up. Mills eight strikeouts raised his season-long total to 83, behind only league-leader Mitch Horacek s 87. With the win on Tuesday, Mills is now 6-3 this season with Wilmington. LIVING ON THE LONG BALL: While Nymeo Field may have something to do with it, Wilmington has looked like a modern-day Murderer s Row against Frederick this season. With their home run on Monday, the Rocks have now hit 14 long balls against the Keys this season, a number that more than doubles their total against any other team in the Carolina League. The Keys may have been just be catching Wilmington at the wrong time. The Blue Crew has hit eight homeruns in their last five contests. Mauricio Ramos has been right in the middle of everything. Ramos homer on Tuesday was his fourth this season, all of them coming in the month of June and three of them at the Keys home -- Nymeo Field. After going 3-for-3 with a walk on Tuesday, Ramos has reached base in nine consecutive plate appearances. The Rocks third baseman is now batting.285. His 70 hits are good for second on the team behind only Ramon Torres 71 and his 27 RBIs are just back of Frank Schwindel (30) for the team-lead. SEE YA FREDERICK: After Tuesday night, the Rocks can officially say that they are done with the city of Frederick -- in the regular season at least. Tuesday s game marked the last time the two CL North rivals will meet in 2015 at Nymeo Field, barring a possible playoff appearance for the Keys. Wilmington will certainly be sad to see Frederick go as the Blue Crew s offense has feasted on Keys pitching all season long, especially in hitterfriendly Frederick. In their 19 games against the Keys, Wilmington s offense is batting.279 while scoring 91 runs. For a team that does not draw many walks, the Rocks have also excelled in the patience department, waiting out 53 free passes against the Keys in those 19 contests. Despite their struggles on the road all season long, the Blue Crew, which sports a record away from home overall, finished the regular season with a 6-5 mark at Nymeo Field. Frederick is the only road city where the Rocks are above.500 this year. HOME/ROAD SPLITS: Much like the Rocks don t want to leave Frederick, they probably also don t want to see June leave either. Wilmington ended the month 15-10, its best record in any month this season. The Rocks 104 runs scored in the year s sixth month are also more than they scored in any other month, and by a wide margin. Previously, their highest runs scored total was 84 in May, a month in which they played five more games. Wilmington pitchers also enjoyed June, with three of the team s seven shutouts coming during the month. Rocks hurlers posted a 2.83 ERA in June, which compares favorably to their season-era of Wilmington shortstop Jack Lopez will miss the month more than anyone, however, as he batted.343 in 21 games to go along with a team-leading 15 runs scored. THEY SAID IT, MANAGER BRIAN BUCHANAN: We ve had so many of those (kinds of games) it s kind of standard. It was exciting, especially there at the end. (Alec) Mills went out there and did what he s been doing all year. He s throwing the ball extremely well. Obviously, the two-out homerun by (Mauricio) Ramos was huge. We had some chances to add some on, we just couldn t get the big hit...a pitcher s got to go out there and pitch like it s a 0-0 game every inning and it s been 0-0 for (Mills) sometimes so he doesn t really have to think about it. He s locked in right now with what he s doing. All of his pitches are working for him and he s keeping them off-balance, making pitches when he needs to, and the defense has been pretty good for him...i think a big part of us winning the first-half was winning those one, two, or three run games. I m not sure what our record is in them, but I know we ve played a ton of them. I think that has to do with the way our pitchers are throwing the ball. They re keeping runs off the board and we re getting big hits. They re resilient. If we re not swinging the bats well, they pitch and play defense. When we are swinging the bats well, we score enough runs where our pitchers can throw some zeros up and get some wins. Upcoming Probable Starters and Schedule Today s Starters WIL: RHP Jakob Junis (3-5, 3.62) vs. LYN: RHP Mitch Brown (2-8, 6.07) In his fourth year of professional baseball, Jakob Junis was a 29th-round pick by the Royals out of the 2011 draft. The righty was born in Jacksonville, Arkansas, but grew up in Rock Falls, Illinois. Junis decided to begin his pro career straight out of high school, turning down a scholarship offer from N.C. State to sign for a reported $575,00 He began his career with the Burlington Royals in the Appalachian League and first pitched in full season ball last year with the Low-A Lexington Legends. He was the Legends opening day starter. In fact, Junis has gotten the call on opening day three times in his career, with his most recent coming on April 9 of this year against Myrtle Beach. Possibly his best start as a pro came on May 18, 2014 with Lexington. In that outing, Junis did not allow a hit in eight frames, giving up only one walk and hitting a batter against Hagerstown. He has been up-and-down this season, but did pitch way enough lately to earn a brief trip to Double-A. Mitch Brown makes his 15th start of the season tonight for the Lynchburg Hillcats, his third against Wilmington. His first two starts against the Rocks came in back-to-back appearances from May Brown did not take a decision in either outing, though he gave up seven runs in just three innings on May 11. Brown entered the season as the 14th ranked prospect in the Cleveland Indians organization according to Baseball America. A secondround pick out of high school in 2012, Brown became one of just two Minnesota pitchers taken out of high school in the first two rounds in the last 30 years. The 79th overall pick, Brown signed for a reported $800,000. Before the draft, Brown was offered a full scholarship to play baseball at the University of San Diego, which he accepted at first before being taken by Cleveland. He throws his fastball consistently in the mid-90s with a curveball that scouts consider one of the best in the Indians system. His best professional season came in 2014 with Low-A Lake County where he went 8-8 in 27 starts with a 3.31 ERA. He allowed 113 hits in 139 innings Regular-Season Series: WIL vs. LYN Date Site Result WP LP Save 5-8 WIL L 6-0 Plutko (2-2) Junis (1-3) None 5-9 WIL W 5-3 Farrell (2-0) Cook (1-2) Green (2) 5-10 WIL W 4-2 Mills (2-1) Lugo (0-2) Cordero (2) 5-11 WIL L 11-7 (11) Aviles (2-1) Green (2-1) None 5-15 LYN L 4-1 Lugo (1-2) Mills (2-2) Radeke (1) 5-16 LYN W 4-2 McCarthy (1-0) Francisco (0-1) None 5-17 LYN L 7-2 Kime (1-1) Rico (2-2) None 7-1 WIL 7-2 WIL 7-3 WIL 7-10 LYN 7-11 LYN 7-12 LYN 7-13 LYN 7-25 WIL 7-26 WIL 7-27 WIL 8-7 LYN 8-8 LYN 8-9 LYN Thursday, July 2 vs. LYN 6:35 p.m. LHP Luis Rico (3-3, 2.83) vs. RHP Dace Kime (2-3, 4.50) WGLS-FM 89.7 Friday, July 3 vs. LYN 7:05 p.m. LHP Eric Skoglund (6-3, 3.12) vs. RHP Michael Peoples (5-3, 5.57) WGLS-FM 89.7 Saturday, July 4 at POT 6:35 p.m. LHP Sean Manaea (1-0, 1.80) vs. TBA WGLS-FM 89.7 RADIO: Rowan Radio, 89.7 WGLS-FM WEBCAST: wgls.rowan.edu or bluerocks.com Wilmington Blue Rocks Game Notes

2 HOME RUN NOTES Blue Rocks 2-HR GAMES BY BLUE ROCKS (1 IN 2014) at FRE Zane Evans 3-HR GAMES BY BLUE ROCKS (HAS NEVER HAPPENED) BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (3 IN 2014) LEADOFF HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) at POT Ramon Torres GRAND SLAM HOME RUNS (2 IN 2014) at FRE Jack Lopez WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (1 IN 2014) PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) at LYN Dex Kjerstad INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) MEDIA INFORMATION CONTINUED THEM CATS: Despite not holding the distinction of being one of the Cleveland Indians Top 30 Prospects according to Baseball America, Luigi Rodriguez has done a lot in 2015 to find his way onto that list next season. Rodriguez currently leads the Carolina League in homeruns (11) while also being eighth in the CL in average (.293). Born in Santiago, Dominic Republic, Rodriguez was signed as a non-drafted international free agent with the Indians all the way back in 2009 at the age of 16. Originally a second baseman, he made the transition to center to join a Lynchburg outfield that boasts three former first round draft picks. Rodriguez has still managed to standout in the crowded outfield by showing off the power stick to go along with his speed. He was ranked as the Fastest Baserunner in the Cleveland system at the end of 2011 and 2012 and has drawn comparisons from scouts to former Indians great Kenny Lofton. BLUE ROCKS HOME RUNS (68 IN 2014 / 28 HOME & 40 AWAY) Carolina 2 Potomac 1 Frederick 14 Salem 1 Lynchburg 1 Winston-Salem 5 Myrtle Beach 4 FRAWLEY 9 ROAD 22 Opponents 2-HR GAMES BY OPPONENT (1 IN 2014) vs. LYN Luigi Rodriguez 3-HR GAMES BY OPPONENT (0 IN 2014) BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK (0 IN 2014) LEADOFF HOME RUNS (1 IN 2014) GRAND SLAM HOME RUNS (1 IN 2014) vs. FRE Brendan Webb off Erc Skoglund WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) April 25 at Frederick Austin Wynns PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0 IN 2014) HOME RUNS ALLOWED TO Carolina 6 Potomac 3 Frederick 4 Salem 5 Lynchburg 5 Winston-Salem 2 Myrtle Beach 1 FRAWLEY 15 ROAD 13 After a slow start to his season, Cleveland s fifth best prospect according to Baseball America, Mike Papi, finally started to standout in June batting.328 last month. Papi was originally drafted by the Angels out of high school, but declined their 30th-round selection to attend Virginia where he became a star for the Cavaliers. He won the Atlantic Coast Conference batting title his sophomore season and then led the Conference in homeruns his junior year, when his team spent most of the season ranked as No. 1 in the country, even advancing to the College World Series where they fell to Vanderbilt. Papi ended up being the 34th overall pick in the 2014 draft and signed with Cleveland for a reported $1.25 million. Coming into 2015, Papi had hit just a combined.181 at Short-Season and Low-A in Despite some struggles from the starting rotation this season, the Hillcats bullpen has been bolstered by the performance of Justin Brantley. Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Indians in February of 2014 out of Siena College in New York, Brantley may have been given a look because of his ties to Major League Baseball. He is the cousin of current Cleveland star Michael Brantley and the nephew of former big leaguer Mickey Brantley. Aside from his family ties, Brantley also pointed to Roy Halladay as one of his major influences. He got to pick Halladay s brain when his uncle was coaching with the Toronto Blue Jays. Brantley looked poised to be a late-round draft pick out of Siena, but inconsistent mechanics in his last two years moved him out of the draft. It appears as though Brantley has made steps to correct the mechanics. He is currently posting a 1.83 ERA in 21 appearances for Lynchburg, a number that shrinks to 1.05 when he pitches on the road.

3 TONIGHT S BLUE ROCKS STARTING PITCHER #24 RHP Jakob Junis Acquired: Selected in the 29th round of the June 2011 Amateur Draft Born: September 16, 1992 in Jacksonville, AR Age: 22 Resides: Rock Falls, IL Ht: 6-2 Wt: 225 College: None Bats/Throws: Right/Right Pitch Repertoire: Fastball, Changeup, Curveball Jakob Junis: In his fourth year of professional baseball, Jakob Junis was a 29th-round pick by the Royals out of the 2011 draft. The righty was born in Jacksonville, Arkansas, but grew up in Rock Falls, Illinois. He began his career with the Burlington Royals in the Appalachian League, with his pro debut coming on June 19, 2012 against Pulaski. In that contest, he threw five scoreless innings, allowing only five hits. Junis first pitched in full season ball last year with the Low-A Lexington Legends, and was even their opening day starter. In fact, Junis has gotten the call on opening day three times in his career, with his most recent coming on April 9 of this year against Myrtle Beach. Possibly his best start as a pro came on May 18, 2014 with Lexington. In that outing, Junis did not allow a hit in eight frames, giving up only one walk and hitting a batter against Hagerstown. He has been up-and-down this season, but did pitch way enough lately to earn a brief trip to Double-A. Last Time Out: The right-hander made a brief trip to Double-A just before the Blue Rocks All-Star break. In a spot start Wilmington s Opening Day starter allowed five runs (four earned) in four frames for the Northwest Arkansas Naturals. Junis fanned three and walked one, calling it afterward a terrific learning experience. Obviously it s great to get a chance to move up and see the next step in what we are working forward, Junis said. More Than Just Baseball: Junis was obviously a standout on the diamond during his high school days, but he also excelled in basketball before turning pro. While Junis dominated on the mound for Rock Falls High in Illinois as a senior, notching a 1.10 ERA and 93 strikeouts in 51 innings pitched, he was an All-State performer in basketball as well. The righty s last outing with the Rocks came on June 16 against Salem. He took a nodecision despite not allowing an earned run. Junis biggest problem was command, he walked one and hit two more batters. Two of those three runers would end up scoring (although both runs were unearned). They Said It (Junis on playing multiple sports): I love basketball. (I m a) big fan of basketball, still follow it a lot. I think it s good to play multiple sports, I mean I was always growing up playing basketball (and) baseball. It s good to have that background. I don t think I d be the athlete I am today if I didn t play basketball and just played baseball, so I m very fortunate that I did have the opportunity to play all through high school and achieve what I did in basketball, because it really made me the competitor I am today. Playing really hard (and) getting pushed by those coaches (was important), and not just on the baseball spiel Appearances The Book on Jakob (2015) At Home: 2-2, 2.88 ERA On the Road: 1-3, 5.00 ERA LH Opp Avg:.262 RH Opp Avg:.235 Record when he pitches: 3-5 Wilmington Record when he starts: 6-7 Run Support (overall): 2.9 Run Support (starting): 2.9 ERA: 3.62 Season-High K s: Career-High K s: Last Win: Last Loss: Most IP, 2015: Most IP, Career: 8, 2x last (5-13) vs Potomac 12 ( ) vs. Billings 6-5 vs. Frederick 6-11 at Winston-Salem 9.0 (5-19) vs Winston-Salem 9.0 last ( ) vs. Winston-Salem He s Been Everywhere, Man: When Junis was young, he played overseas in both Puerto Rico and Japan. His time in Puerto Rico came first, followed by a trip to Japan when he was a teenager. The Japan experience was Year/Teams(s) W-L ERA IP with USSSA All-American (Burlington) They Said It (Junis on playing overseas): When I was 10, 11, and 12 (years old), I went to Puerto Rico 2013 (Idaho Falls) and played in a world series over there. That was a great experience, (and) a lot of fun. (I) went to Japan when I was 16 (years old) I believe, and that was for USSSA All-American, and that was a totally different 2014 (Lexington) experience than Puerto Rico if you can imagine that. It s good to kind of get to play in all these kinds of 2015 (NWA) places and kind of see other kinds of players and kind of try and pick up on little things they may do and kind of put it towards your game (Wilmington) Totals A Tough Call: Junis decided to begin his pro career straight out of high school, but he certainly didn t have to. He had a chance to pitch collegiately at North Carolina State before signing with Kansas City, but passed up the opportunity for a reported $675, They Said It (Junis on signing out of high school): That was the toughest decision of my life. I was torn. (It) came down to one of the very last few days before the signing deadline, and it was very hard to pass that up, because I had a really good relationship with those guys at NC State. It was a very tough decision, and me and my family ultimately came to the conclusion that it s best to sign, and I haven t looked back since. Career Numbers Date OPP G GS DEC ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP WP Score Upon Exit Result Notes Apr. 1 1 L MB 3-1 L, 9-1 Season debut Apr. 2 2 W WIL 2-0 W, 2-1 Wilmington went ahead top 7 Apr. 20 POT 3 3 L POT 3-0 L, 3-1 First home appearance Apr. 4 4 ND WIL 3-0 L, 4-3 Recorded 200th career K May 1 WS 5 5 ND W, 6-1 First 8+SO game since 2014 May 8 LYN 6 6 L LYN 6-0 L, 6-0 Second game this year allowing 6 ER May 13 POT 7 7 ND W, 3-2 (10) First seven inning outing of season May 19 WS 8 8 ND W, 2-1 (12) Longest start by any Blue Rock May 24 CAR 9 9 W WIL 3-2 W, 10-2 Rocks scored seven in the eighth May L CAR 7-0 L, 7-0 Most runs allowed in 2015 Jun. 5 FRE W WIL 3-1 W, 5-1 WIL scored all 3 runs of support in 3rd Jun L WS 3-2 L, 3-2 WIL collected just 3 hits in the game Jun. 16 SAL ND L, 4-3 Runs were unearned due to Nessy error

4 Wilmington Blue Rocks 2015 Regular-Season Breakdown Record: First Half: Second Half: 4-1 Home: Road: Vs. RH Starters: Vs. LH Starters: 14-9 Day: 10-2 Night: One-Run Games: Two-Run Games: 10-9 Extra-Inning Games: 3-3 Doubleheaders (W-L-S) Shutouts: 7-10 No-Hitters: 0-0 When Leading After 7: 35-3 When Trailing After 7: 2-23 When Tied After 7: 5-6 When Leading After 8: 31-2 When Trailing After 8: 2-21 When Tied After 8: 3-5 When the Rocks Score First: When the Opponent Scores First: Games Decided In Last At-Bat: 5-7 When Scoring 3 Or Less: When Scoring 4 Or More: 29-3 When The Rocks Have 5 Hits or Less: 0-15 When The Rocks Have 10 Hits or More: 22-5 When The Rocks Hit A Home Run: 17-3 Most Games Above.500: 10 Most Games Below.500: 2 When The Rocks Commit an Error: When The Rocks Starter Goes 6+ Inn: Come-From-Behind Victories: 16 Postponements: 4 Cancellations: 0 Total Rainouts: 2 Currently Suspended Games: 0 Blue Rocks vs. the Carolina League Opponent Record Home Road Frederick Lynchburg Potomac Northern Div Opponent Record Home Road Carolina Myrtle Beach Salem Winston-Salem Southern Div Runners Left On Base Blue Rocks: 462 Opponents: 434 Numbers With RISP Blue Rocks:.269 Avg (173-for-643) Blue Rocks On... Mondays: 5-3 April: Tuesdays: 4-5 May: Wednesdays: 6-2 June: Thursdays: 7-6 July: 0-0 Fridays: 5-7 Aug: 0-0 Saturdays: 6-5 Sept: 0-0 Sundays: 8-5 First Game of Series: Last Game of Series: 14-7 Series Won: 9 Series Lost: 7 Series Split: 6 Series Swept: 2-1 Rubber Matches: 2-2 WALK-OFF WINS/LOSSES WINS (4) Date Opp Score 4-16 FRE MB 3-2(10) 5-13 POT 3-2 (10) 5-19 WS 2-1 (12) LOSSES (4) Date Opp Score 4-11 MB 4-3(10) 4-13 CAR FRE 4-3(11) 4-25 FRE SAL 1-0 Pitchers (12) Alvarez, Matt Caramo, Yender Cordero, Estarlin Edwards, Andrew Goudeau, Ashton Junis, Jakob* Manaea, Sean McCarthy, Kevin Mills, Alec Rico, Luis Strahm, Matthew Yambati, Robinson 2015 Roster (25) Catchers (2) Gallagher, Cam* Nessy, Santiago Infielders (7) Carlos Garcia Lopez, Jack* Pehl, Robert Ramos, Mauricio* Schwindel, Frank* Stubbs, Cody Torres, Ramon* Outfielders (4) Escalera, Alfredo Kjerstad, Dexter Moon, Logan Taylor, Dominique* Names followed by an asterisk (*) were Opening Day starters on April 9. #: On disabled list

5 Wilmington Blue Rocks 2015 Notes Continued Blue Rocks Pitching Breakdown Inherited Runners/Scored W-L Sv. ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR Starters Relievers Totals Wilmington Starts of 7+ Innings (14 in in 2013) Pitcher IP Date Opponent Dec. Game Result Eric Skoglund 7.0 4/29 MB ND L, 2-1 Yender Caramo 7.0 5/12 POT L L, 2-0 Jakob Junis 7.0 5/13 POT ND W, 3-2 (10) Jakob Junis 9.0 5/19 WS ND W, 2-1 (12) Eric Skoglund 7.0 5/23 CAR W W, 1-0 Alec Mills 7.0 5/27 POT W W, 3-1 Eric Skoglund 8.0 5/29 CAR L L, 3-1 Alec Mills 8.0 6/1 CAR W W, 4-1 Eric Skoglund 7.0 6/10 WS W W, 11-5 Cody Reed 7.0 6/12 SAL L L, 4-2 Alec Mills 8.0 6/13 SAL ND L, 1-0 Eric Skoglund 7.0 6/15 SAL W W, 4-1 Alec Mills 8.1 6/18 FRE W W, 2-0 Alec Mills 7.0 6/30 FRE W W, 1-0 Starter Breakdown Starter Starts WIL Rec. No-Dec. Rec. Longest Outing Junis IP on 5/19 vs WS Reed IP last 6/12 vs SAL Mills IP last 6/18 at FRE Skoglund IP on 5/29 vs CAR Rico IP last on 6/9 at WS Farrell IP, last 5/9 vs LYN Caramo IP on 5/12 vs POT Goudeau IP on 6/21 at FRE Strahm IP on 6/26 vs POT Manaea IP on 6/30 at FRE Runners Inherited Pitcher Inherited Runs Allowed Pct. Alvarez Caramo Cordero Edwards Farrell Goudeau Green McCarthy Pruneda Rico Yambati Totals Catchers Totals Catcher CS Att. Pct. PB Evans Gallagher Nessy Schwindel Totals Catchers ERA Breakdown Catcher IP ER ERA W-L Evans Gallagher Morin Nessy Schwindel Rocks Bullpen (Last Relief Outing) Reliever Date Opp. DEC IP H R ER BB K HR IR Scored Alvarez 6/28 FRE ND Caramo 6/29 FRE ND Cordero 6/30 FRE SV Edwards 6/26 POT ND Farrell 5/14 POT SV Goudeau 6/25 POT W Green 6/17 SAL ND McCarthy 6/29 FRE ND Pruneda 5/3 WS ND Reed 5/9 LYN ND Rico 6/18 FRE SV Strahm 6/20 FRE ND Yambati 6/25 POT ND Blue Rocks Shutouts (17 in in 2013) Date Score Opp. Pitchers 4/ at MB Skoglund, Pruneda, Yambati 5/ vs. POT Reed, Farrell 5/ vs. WS Reed, McCarthy, Green 5/ vs. CAR Skoglund, Green, Alvarez 6/ at FRE Mills, Rico 6/ at FRE Skoglund, McCarthy, Strahm, Alvarez 6/ at FRE Mills, Cordero Opponent Shutouts (8 in in 2013) Date Score/Opp. Pitchers 4/ vs. POT Rauh, J. Thomas, C. Davis 5/2 2-0 vs. WS Heidenreich, Ynoa 5/8 6-0 vs. LYN Plutko, Brantley, Weathers 5/ vs. POT Lopez, Self, Lee 5/ vs. WS R. Leyer, E. Leyer, Tago 5/ vs. CAR Waszak, Cabrera, Robertshaw 5/ vs. CAR Otero, Jackson 6/ at SAL Buttrey, Wilkerson, Taveras 6/ at SAL Ball, Jerez, Maddox 6/ vs. SAL Wilkerson, Adams, Maddox

6 Wilmington Blue Rocks 2015 Notes Continued Scoring by Inning Total Blue Rocks Opponents Home Run Breakdown Player Total Home Road Solo 2R 3R GS Last HR Opposing Pitcher/Inn. Games Since Zane Evans vs. WS Fry (5th) - Cam Gallagher at FRE Horacek (2nd) 1 Dexter Kjerstad vs. FRE Urban (5th) 22 Jack Lopez at FRE Miranda (3rd) 2 Santiago Nessy at SAL Bautista (5th) 14 Robert Pehl at FRE Louico (8th) 6 Daniel Rockett vs. WS Tago (6th) - Mauricio Ramos at FRE O Brien (1st) 0 Frank Schwindel at LYN Brown (7th) 39 Bubba Starling vs. FRE Louico (7th) - Cody Stubbs at FRE O Brien (1st) 8 Dominique Taylor at MB Skulina (2nd) 71 Ramon Torres at POT Simms (1st) 28 Multi-Hit Games Player Total Kenny Diekroeger Alfredo Escalera Zane Evans Rafael Furcal Cam Gallagher Carlos Garcia Dexter Kjerstad Jack Lopez Logan Moon Santiago Nessy Robert Pehl Mauricio Ramos Daniel Rockett Frank Schwindel Bubba Starling Cody Stubbs Dominique Taylor Ramon Torres Multi-RBI Games Player Total Alfredo Escalera Zane Evans Cam Gallagher Carlos Garcia Dexter Kjerstad Jack Lopez Logan Moon Santiago Nessy Mauricio Ramos Daniel Rockett Frank Schwindel Bubba Starling Cody Stubbs Dominique Taylor Ramon Torres Month-by-Month Team Hitting Month G Rec Avg AB H R 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB / ATT April /27 May /36 June /25 July August September

7 2015 Games Started by Position 1B Schwindel (61), Pehl (13), Stubbs (1) 2B Diekoreger (5), Furcal (2), Garcia (16), Lopez (5), Torres (47) 3B Diekroeger (2), Pehl (9), Ramos (64) SS Furcal (2). Lopez (59), Torres (14) C Evans (15), Gallagher (37), Morin (3), Nessy (18), Schwindel (2) LF Escalera (3), Kjerstad (5), Moon (25), Rockett (15), Stubbs (12), Taylor (15) CF Escalera (1), Moon (12), Rockett (3), Starling (11), Taylor (48) RF Kjerstad (39), Moon (27), Rockett (9) DH Diekroeger (3), Evans (13), Gallagher (6), Garcia (10), Nessy (3), Pehl (19), Ramos (4), Schwindel (4), Starling (1), Stubbs (9), Torres (3) Wilmington Blue Rocks 2015 Notes Continued 2015 Games Started by Batting Order 1 Garcia (22), Lopez (3), Taylor (1), Torres (49) 2 Furcal (4), Garcia (2), Lopez (48), Pehl (1), Taylor (4), Torres (16) 3 Pehl (6), Ramos (42), Schwindel (14), Starling (12), Stubbs (1) 4 Evans (14), Nessy (1), Ramos (7), Schwindel (35), Stubbs (18) 5 Diekroeger (1), Escalera (4), Evans (13), Gallagher (3), Kjerstad (2), Moon (1), Nessy (2) Pehl (16), Ramos (9), Schwindel (18), Stubbs (2), Taylor (4) 6 Diekroeger (1), Gallagher (16), Garcia (1), Kjerstad (5), Lopez (11), Moon (7), Nessy (1), Pehl (4), Ramos (9), Stubbs (1) Taylor (19) 7 Diekroeger (2), Gallagher (19), Garcia (1), Kjerstad (8), Lopez (1), Moon (14), Nessy (4), Pehl (8), Rockett (3), Taylor (15) 8 Diekroeger (6), Gallagher (6), Kjerstad (12), Moon (14), Morin (3), Nessy (12), Pehl (7), Rockett (8), Taylor (7) 9 Kjerstad (17), Moon (28), Nessy (1), Rockett (16), Taylor (13) 2015 Blue Rocks Pinch Hitters Player Avg. AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC/SF HB BB SO Diekroeger / Kjerstad / Pehl / Longest/Current Hitting Streaks of the 2015 Season Diekroeger 2 (April 9 - April 11) - Escalera 4 (June 26 - Present) 4 (June 26 - Present) Evans 7 (April 30 - May 7) - Furcal 1 (May 11) - Gallagher 5 (May 24 - June 9) 0 Garcia 5 (June 21 - Present) 5 (June 21 - Present) Kjerstad 5 (June 9 - June 13) 0 Lopez 6 (June 5 - June 10) 2 (June 28 - Present) Moon 6 (May 19 - May 24) 2 (June 29 - Present) Morin 0 - Nessy 5 (June 2 - June 12) 1 (June 30) Pehl 5 (May 13 - May 17) 0 Ramos 5 (June 18 - June 26) 2 (June 29 - Present) Rockett 3 (April 12 - April 15) - Schwindel 9 (April 22 - May 1) 0 Starling 2 (April 9 - April 10) - Stubbs 11 (May 27 - June 10) 0 Taylor 5 (June 21 - Present) 5 (June 21 - Present) Torres 8 (April 9 - April 17) 0

8 BLUE ROCKS HITTERS NOTES #16 Alfredo Escalera, OF 6-1, 186 Lives: Bradenton, FL LG: June 30 at FRE: 1-4, K Road Trip: 5-13, 2RBI, R, 2K, SB Notes: Selected in the eighth round of the 2012 June Free Agent Draft... graduated from The Pendleton School in Bradenton, FL in named honorable mention Preseason All-American by Rawlings and Perfect Game in Earned the 2013 Mike Sweeney Award as the player who best represents the organization on and off the field...uncle, Nino, played for the Cincinnati Reds in 1954 and later scouted for the Giants...cousin, Ruben, played in the Milwaukee and Cincinnati organizations and later served as an instructor in the Oakland system. - Spent entire season with AZL Royals (.303, 0HR, 11RBIs) - Jun. 27 vs. AZL Rangers: Professional debut (0-for-4, K) - Fourth on team in runs scored with 26, fifth in hits with 36 - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Burlington (.277, HR, 13RBIs) - Tied for sixth in the Appalachian League with 14 doubles - Team leader in hits (51), and doubles (14; tied with Mauricio Ramos) - Spent entire season with Low-A Lexington (.221, 9HR, 38RBIs) - Jul. 1 vs. Greensboro: First multi-homer game as pro (4-for-6, 2HR, 4RBIs, 3R) - Led team with 62 runs scored - Third on team with nine home runs - Began season with Low-A Lexington - In 64 games with Legends:.313, 8HR, 33RBI - Apr. 20: Hit two home runs vs. Greenville (2-for-5, 3RBIs, 2R) - May 29 vs. Greenville: 5-for-5, HR, RBI, 2R - May 23-29: Six-game hitting streak (11-for-25, HR, 3B, 2B, 4RBIs, 5R) - Hit.359 in 34 road games with Lexington, and.258 in 30 home games - Jun. 25: Assigned to Adv.-A Wilmington - Jun. 26 vs POT: Blue Rocks debut (1-for-3, R) # 35 Cam Gallagher, C 6-2, 220 Lives: Lancaster, PA LG: June 30 at FRE: 0-4 Road Trip: 3-12, HR, 2 2B, 2RBI, R Notes: Drafted in the second round of the 2011 MLB Draft graduate of Manheim Township High in Lancaster, PA...Hit.434 wtih 4 HR, 19 RBI, and 29 runs as a high school senior...played in the Aflac All-American Baseball Classic after his junior season...first Team Rawlings Preseason All-American in Named the 20th-best prospect in the Appalachian League in Father, Glenn, pitched in the Toronto Blue Jays organization and was selected in the third round of the 1981 Draft...Brother, Austin, was also a third-round draft pick by the L.A. Dodgers in Notes: - Hit.157 w/ 2 HR and 9 RBIs between AZL Royals and Rookie-Level Idaho Falls - Made professional debut August 2 for Surprise Royals vs. RAN - Promoted to Rookie-Level Idaho Falls and made Pioneer League debut August 30 vs. ORM - Spent entire season at Rookie-Level Burlington (.276, 3 HR, 15 RBIs) - Made Rookie-Level Burlington debut June 19 vs. PUl and went 1-4 with a 2B and 2 RBIs - Hit.300 against lefties and.271 against righties; Hit.435 at home and.185 on the road - Spent entire season at Low-A Lexington (.212, 2 HR, 18 RBIs) - Made debut at Lexington April 5 vs. AUG and went Hit.193 against lefties and.218 against righties - Hit.159 at home and.261 on the road; Hit.250 in the first half and.193 in the second half - Spent entire season with Wilmington (.228, 5 HR, 34 RBIs) - Number 23 ranked prospect in Royals system by Baseball America. - Hit.211 with 11R, 10-2B, 0HR, 13RBI in 46 first-half games Carolina League All-Star; went 1-for-2 in All-Star game - Went to DL May 1 with lower back tightness - May 24 vs CAR: First three-hit game of season (3-for-4, 3 2B, 4 RBI, R) - May 25 vs CAR: Go-ahead 2R-HR in 7th inning - Went to DL May 29 due to leg injury - June 4 vs FRE: First game back off DL (2-2, R, BB) They said it: I like it around here. I ve always been around Delaware growing up,going to Delaware beaches and stuff like that so I m really familiar with the area. A lot of my friends went to the University of Delaware so I definitely like to play here. It helps out the family a lot because they get to come down and watch games whenever they want...(the 2014 Carolina/California League All-Star game) was a great experience being here in Wilmington in front of all the same fans. Me, only living about an hour away, my family and friends came and got to see the game. A lot of the players in that game are definitely going to be playing in the big leagues someday so it was a cool experience to meet some of those guys and play beside them...i shortened my swing up a little bit. The first half of last year I struggled and the second half I kind of put things together and figured out who I am as a hitter. Hopefully I can keep going forward from where I ended up last year. #7 Carlos Garcia, IF 5-10, 172 Lives: Margarita, Venezuela LG: June 30 at FRE: 1-4 Road Trip: 4-9, 3R, BB Notes: Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Royals on His father, Carlos Albert Garcia, also spent time in pro ball. His father was a part of the Boston Red Sox organization for two seasons Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Royals (.150, 0 HR, 6 RBIs) - Posted lowest batting average for a season (.150) 2010 Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Royals (.255, 0 HR, 26 RBIs) - Led the Dominican Summer League in steals (50) - Posted a career-high in walks (42) 2011 Notes: - Spent entire season with AZL Royals (.272, 0 HR, 22 RBIs) - Only played 40 games, but posted a career-high in triples (5) - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (.273, 2 HR, 20 RBIs) - Posted his career-worst stolen base ratio (10/17,.588) - Spent entire season with Idaho Falls (.333, 2 HR, 35 RBIs) - Led the Royals organization and second in the Pioneer League in batting average (.333) - Ranked sixth in PL in steals (17) and on-base percentage (.402) - Ranked seventh in the PL in runs (52) and hits (76) and ninth in PL in games played (64) - Spent entire season with Low-A Lexington (.272, 2 HR, 36 RBIs) - Ranked seventh in the South Atlantic League in steals (31) - July 9 at HIC: Had a career-high 6 Hits, going 6-8, 3R, 2RBI - Started season with Lexington - Batted.254 with 2HR, 11RBI, and 21SB before being called up to Wilmington - Better hitter at Low-A from the left side (.270) compared to the right (.200) - May 23 vs CAR: Made Blue Rocks debut (0-for-3) - May 27-29: 7-12, R, 3RBI, BB, SB in series at POT - Tied for team lead in triples with four - Riding season-high five-game hitting streak (8-for-20, 3B, 4RBI, 4R) They said it: (Offense) is about confidence. I ve been talking to Abraham Nunez I ve known him for two or three years, he s a really good hitting coach. He s been talking to me about my feel for the type of ballpark we have in Wilmington. The ball doesn t really fly there so we have to keep swinging at the pitches down. Get some hard groundballs and line drives. I think I ve been keeping concentrated on hitting the ball on the ground and I ve been feeling really good with that. #37 Dexter Kjerstad, OF 6-1, 210 Lives: Amarillo, TX LG: June 28 at FRE: 0-2, R Road Trip: 0-2, R Notes: Signed as non-drafted free agent by Kansas City Royals on July 11, Graduate of Amarillo s Randall High in Batted.470 with 11 home runs and 60 RBIs to earn All-State honors senior year...played one season at University of Texas before transferring to Howard College in Big Spring, TX...Transferred to Louisiana-Lafayette, winning Louisiana Newcomer of the Year and All-Sun Belt Conference honors in Led conference with.388 average and finished two hits short of single season school record - Did not play professionally in 2013 due to Tommy John Surgery - Spent entire season with Low-A Lexington (.275, 6 HR, 33 RBIs) - May 25: Pro debut against Savannah (2-4, 2B, 2R) - Hit first pro home run on June 11 against Asheville - Month of July: Hit.315 in 26 games (3 2B, 3 3B, 3 HR, 12 RBI s) - Notched a.500 batting average in six at-bats with the bases loaded, including a grad slam on July 1 against Greensboro - April 23: Added to Wilmington Active Roster - April 25: Made Adv.-A debut at FRE (1-4, 2K) - May 13 vs POT: First multi-hit game of season (2-for-4) - May 16 at LYN: First HR of season (pinch-hit 3-R HR in ninth inning) - May 31 at CAR (Gm. 1): First three-hit game at Advanced-A (3-3, 2B) - Named Blue Rocks Hitter of the Month in May by Royals organization (.308, HR, 3B, 2 2B, 6 RBI, 3 R in 21 games) - Has two homeruns this season (5/16 at LYN and 6/4 vs FRE) both goahead homers in Rocks wins They said it: I think, as a whole, we re playing really well. We ve played in a lot of close ballgames and we ve held a lot of close games together...i feel like I m starting to see the ball better and in the outfield I m really going after balls...one of the things I like to do is keep up with my college team, the Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin Cajuns. I just fell into the right place at the right time with them and I learned about character and the things it takes to be a man, which goes in line with how the Royals run things.

9 BLUE ROCKS HITTERS NOTES # 11 Jack Lopez, IF 5-9, 166 Lives: Rio Piedras, PR LG: June 29 at FRE: 1-3, 3R, 3BB Road Trip: 3-7, HR, 2RBI, 4R, 3BB Notes: Selected in the 16th round of 2011 draft..graduated from Deltona (Fla.) High, batted.462 with 10 home runs and 34 RBI as a senior...bypassed an opportunity to play at the University of Miami by signing with the Royals...father, Juan, played in the minor leagues for Cleveland, Houston and San Francisco and was on Dusty Baker s coaching staffs in Cincinnati and San Francisco...nephew of former Royals infielder Onix Concepcion...ranked as Royals No. 19 prospect by Baseball America entering Hit.230 with 0 HR and 19 RBIs between Rookie-Level Idaho Falls and Low-A Kane County - Went 5-for-13 with 2RBI, 3BB in 3G with Idaho Falls - July 7 at Wisconsin: Recorded first career four-hit game - Batted.222 with 9 2B, 16RBI in 64G with Kane County - Spent entire season with Wilmington (.230, 4 HR, 45 RBIs) - Apr. 5 at MB: Hit first HR of his pro career on the first pitch he saw of the season - May 11 at FRE G2: Tied franchise-record w/ 7RBI; double shy of the cycle - Hit only.208 over 27G in Aug after hitting.264 in July and.295 in June - Spent entire season with Wilmington (.215, 1 HR, 29 RBIs) - Shifted to right side of the infield to play second base. Played 111G at SS in 2013, just 6G at 2B - May 2 - May 9: Seven-game hitting streak; Hit.423 (11-for-26) during the stretch - May 12 vs. SAL: Hit two-run walk-off homer, leading Wilmington to a 4-3 victory - Hit.226 with 16R, 11 2B, HR, 15RBI in 60 first-half games - Hit 171 at home and.257 on the road - Finished season leading active Blue Rocks in SB (23) - April 11: First multi-hit game of season at MB - April 23-26: Went 8-17 in four game series at FRE. Raised avg. from.163 to May 27 at POT: First HR of 2015 (solo HR, 1st inning) - Batted just.171 (14-for-82, 9R, 4RBI, 11K) during the month of May - Jun. 5 - Jun. 10: Season-long six-game hitting streak; Batted.565 (13-for-23) - Hit.343 in June (24-for-70, 3HR, 2B, 15R, 13RBI, 6SB). - Batting.368 (25-for-68) vs. FRE; Batting.190 (30-for-158) vs. rest of league They said it: [I am working on] being more consistent. As you ve seen the last two years I ve been on and off, more on the off side. Just being more consistent and going out there and battling every at-bat...(seeing the Royals in the World Series) was awesome. I wish nothing but the best for those guys, especially Terrance [Gore] and [Brandon Finnegan]. They were just with us here last year and you ve got to wish them nothing but the best. You get chills once you see what this organization has gone through and where we re at now... Alcides Escobar is somebody that a lot of infielders look up to. The way he plays defense, the way he steals bases, the way he produces hitting and everything he does. Overall, he is a great player so somebody like him. #41 Santiago Nessy, C 6-2, 230 Lives: Caracas, Venezuela LG: June 30 at FRE: 1-4, 2B, K Road Trip: 1-9, RBI, 2B, 3K Notes: Acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays on in exchange for RHP Liam Hendricks. Originally signed at 16 years old as an undrafted free agent on July 2, Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Blue Jays (.248, 2 HR, 17 RBIs) - Threw out 25 percent of attempted base stealers 2011 Notes: - Spent entire season with GCL Blue Jays (.306, 3 HR, 19 RBIs) - Recorded his highest batting average as a professional - Split time between Rookie-Level and Short Season-A - Batted.256 with Rookie-Level Bluefield before being called up - Struggled in six games with Short Season Vancouver, batting Spent the entire season with Low-A Lansing (.241, 5 HR, 23 RBIs) - Recorded a career-high in hits at a single level with 54 in 61 games - Split time between Low-A and Advanced-A - Batted.241 at Low-A before being called up at the All-Star break - Played 25 games for Adv.-A Dunedin (.211, 0 HR, 12 RBIs) - Career-highs in hits (55), doubles (17), and RBIs (28) - Started the season at Double-A Northwest Arkansas - Recorded just one hit in his first nine games (1-28, no extra-base hits, no RBI) - Was batting.313 in May before being demoted to Wilmington on May 15 - May 16 at LYN: Blue Rocks debut (0-4) - June 7 vs FRE: First home run with Wilmington (2-for-4, HR, 2RBI, 2R, K) - Season-high five game hitting streak June 2-12 (7-for-16, 2HR, 2B, 7RBI, 4R) They said it: (I ve been) competing and preparing myself better. Mentally, I have a positive mind. Being positive helps a lot. Obviously, working with Abraham Nunez, our hitting coach, has been great. We have fun in the cage. We re building a new routine because the routine I had before wasn t working because it was tough on me coming off an injury. I just keep working hard in the cage with Abraham... Obviously, catching and hitting (with Kansas City) is new for me. I care a lot about catching because that s my position and I need to take care of the pitchers. I need to make them feel comfortable. It s been hard for me to learn every pitcher. I m still learning (Cody) Reed and (Eric) Skoglund and all of those guys, because they are new to me. It s been fun to work with those guys and with the staff. #12 Logan Moon, OF 6-5, 206 Lives: Blue Springs, MO LG: June 30 at FRE: 2-4, 2 2B Road Trip: 4-9, R, 2 2B Notes: Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 6th round of the 2014 June Amateur Player Draft. Graduated from Blue Springs South High, 2010, batting.355 as a senior...attended the University of Central Arkansas for three years before transferring to Missouri Southern...batted.386 in his lone season at MSSU. - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Burlington (.332, 2 HR, 24 RBIs) - June 19 at PUL: Made professional debut - July 13 vs. JC: First 2-HR game of career (3-4, 2 HR, 4 R, 3 RBIs, BB) - Hit.332 in 59 games for Burlington - Won Appalachian League Batting Title - Won Player of the Year at Burlington - Ranked second in APP in hits (75), third in triples (5) and total bases (101), fifth in stolen bases (16), ninth in slugging percentage (.447), and tenth in games (59) and at-bats (226) - April 10: Adv.-A debut at MB. Went 2-4 with 2B and 2RBI - May 4-10: Five-game hitting streak (8-for-15, 3B, 5RBI 3R) - Batted.264 in May after hitting just.226 in April - June 2 at CAR: First three-hit game of season (3-4, 3B, 2RBI, R) - Currently leading the team in walks (22) They said it: I got the opportunity to play for (Brian Buchanan) in Instructional League. I love it. He expects you to come work hard and be on time. As long as you re playing hard and on time, you re not going to have many problems. I enjoy playing for him and I like him as a guy as well...i struggled with everything; it s baseball. Everything is hard. I worked on a little bit of everything; hitting the fastball, curveballs, staying through pitches, reads in the outfield, and base running. I literally tried to work on every aspect of my game this offseason... I don t know (what to expect from transition from Rookie level to Adv.-A). I was only in [Burlington] for one year so I don t know what kind of transition I m looking at. I m not really worried about it. I m just going to come here and play hard. I ll control what I can control. #9 Robert Pehl, IF 6-1, 205 Lives: Chehalis, WA LG: June 30 at FRE: 0-3 Road Trip: 0-6, BB, K Notes: Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 11th round of the 2014 June Amateur Draft. Graduated W.F. West High, Chehalis, Wash., 2011, with a 3.97 GPA...batted over.500 all four seasons...helped his team to a 91-9 mark over four years and the 2010 state championship...attended the University of Washington.. was both a high school and college teammate of Erik Forgione, who is currently in the Pirates organization. - Spent entire year with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (.332, 3 HR, 41 RBIs) - June 17 vs. ORM: Made professional debut - Pioneer League All-Star, Postseason All-Star - Tied for fifth in the league in hits (80) and sixth in doubles (16) - Seventh in APP League in average (.332) and on-base percentage (.400) - Ninth in APP League in RBIs (41) - April 9: Made Adv.-a debut at MB. Went April 12: Recorded first Adv.-A hit at MB. Went 2-3 with R, RBI, BB, SB - May 11 vs LYN: Hit first XBH (2B) of season (2-for-4, RBI, R, BB) - June 20 at FRE: First HR of season (1-for-3 in game) - Batted.152 (5-for-33) in 11 games in June after batting.289 in 25 games in May They said it: What worked for me was staying within myself, not trying to do too much. I think that s something that will help carry over to this ballpark, especially with how big it is. You ve got to really focus on your approach and not try to do too much here or else you are going to fly out a lot, so I think that s something I picked up in Idaho that will definitely help out here...(jumping from Rookie level to Adv.-A) was a great accomplishment. Coming out of Spring Training, I felt like I swung the bat well down in Arizona. I got here by just taking it a day at a time, trying to be professional, working on my routine, and just see-ball-hit-ball and keep it as simple as possible. I plan to follow that. It s still baseball no matter where you re playing at...one of my favorite players of all-time is Edgar Martinez. I try to model my approach [after him]. He was a good gap-to-gap hitter and hit for average.if I hit like that I d be plenty happy with my career.

10 BLUE ROCKS HITTERS NOTES #29 Mauricio Ramos, IF 6-1, 181 Lives: Cartagena, Colombia LG: June 30 at FRE: 3-3, R, HR, RBI, BB Road Trip: 6-11, 2HR, 5RBI, 2R, 2BB Notes: Signed as a non-drafted free agent on August 26, Named 2011 Rookie of the Year in the Colombian Winter League... Named to Colombian Winter League All-Star team in Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Royals (.226, 2 HR, 26 RBIs) - May 28 vs. DSL Mets: Made professional debut (0-for-3, R, BB, K) - June 18 vs. DSL Dodgers: first pro three-hit game (3-for-6, 2B, 2 RBI, 3R, BB) - Hit.320 off of left-handed pitching - Spent entire season with AZL Royals (.283, 2 HR, 31 RBIs) - Hit.375 against lefties with 2 HR and 15 RBI - Hit.318 with 1 HR and 28 RBIs between Rookie-Level Burlington and Rookie-Level Idaho Falls - Burlington Player of the Year (.322, 3B, 14 2B, 24 RBI, 22R) - Reassigned to Rookie-Level Idaho Falls in mid-aug. - Hit.308 in 16 games at Idaho Falls (HR, 3B, 5 2B, 4RBI, 14 R) - Spent entire season with Low-A Lexington (.279, 9 HR, 54 RBIs) - Played the most games in a single season of his professional career (109) - April 9: Made Adv.-A debut at MB. Went 0-3 with R, SB, K - April 10: Recorded first Adv.-A hit at MB - Apr May 1: Three straight games with game-tying or game-winning RBI - Apr 28 - May 4: Hit.462 (12-for-26, 2B, 4RBI, 3R) during seven game homestand - June 10 at WS: First home run of season (first since Aug. 26, 2014 at Low-A) - Last 11 games: 18-for-41 (.439, 2B, 3B, 3HR, 9RBI, 6R) - Has reached base safely in nine consecutive at-bats They said it: I never in my life think about homeruns, just hitting the ball well. (left-center and right-center) is my approach. When I hit the ball hard I m always thinking double...i don t always think offensively, baseball is offense and defense. If someday I m not hitting well, I try to practice my defense, too. #34 Cody Stubbs, IF/OF 6-3, 215 Lives: Cherokee, NC LG: June 30 at FRE: 0-4 Road Trip: 1-8, RBI, K Notes: Selected in the eighth round of the 2013 draft by the Kansas City Royals. He was originally drafted by Boston in the 29th round of the 2009 draft, but opted to attend the University of Tennessee, where he played in 49 games as a freshman. Transferred to Walters State Community College where he led his team with a.403 average in one season. Was then drafted by Washington in the 14th round in 2011, but turned it down to attend the University of North Carolina where he led his team with a.366 average. He finished third in the country in RBIs (76) and helped the Tar Heels reach the College World Series. His father, Cam, played baseball at Vanderbilt, while his mother, Jan, played tennis for the Commodores. - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (.284, 6 HR, 43 RBIs) - Ranked second in the Pioneer League in triples (7), tied for fifth in at-bats (264), tied for ninth in total bases (120) and games (64), and tied for tenth in hits (75). - July 22 vs. MIS: Only four-hit game of the season (4-5, K) - Spent entire season with Wilmington (.223, 10 HR, 39 RBIs) - Played 92 games with the Blue Rocks where he split time between first base and the corner outfield - Recorded a career-high in homeruns with 10, which tied for team-high - June 24 at FRE: First multi-hr game of his career (2-3, 2HR, 2RBI) - May 27: Added to Blue Rocks roster after spending time at extended Spring Training - May 27: 2015 debut at POT: 2-3, 2B - May 27-29: 8-12, 4 doubles at POT - May 27 - Jun. 10: Team-high 11-game hitting streak (19-for-41, HR, 6 2B, 8R, 3RBI, 2BB). Hit safely in first 11 games this season - Last 7 games: 4-for-26 (.154), HR, 3RBI, R They said it: It s been a good start. I m just trying to stay consistent and try to help as much as I can...my college experience, esepcially my senior year, was a wild ride. The regional game against Florida Atlantic was a crazy memory. We ended up winning it in the 13th inning, it was a rollercoaster...the Atlanta Braves (were my favorite team). I grew up in Atlanta and I rmemeber sitting on my dad s lap and watching the World Series. Chipper Jones (was my idol). #43 Frank Schwindel, IF 6-1, 205 Lives: Livingston, NJ LG: June 29 at FRE: 0-6, RBI, 2K Road Trip: 1-9, 2B, RBI, BB, 2K Notes: Selected in the 18th Round of the 2013 Draft by the Kansas City Royals...Played collegiately at St. John s University...Led Red Storm to first-ever Super Regional in 2012 by batting.332 during his sophomore year NCAA Chapel Hill Regional All-Tournament Team Big East All-Tournament Team...Batted a team-best.349 as a junior in 2013 for St. Johns First Team ABCA All-Northeast Region Second Team All-Big East Graduate of Livingston High School (NJ). - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (.300, 6 HR, 42 RBIs) - June 20: Went 1-for-4 in professional debut with Chukars - Sixth in the Pioneer League in hits (78) and seventh in at-bats (260) - September 17 at Helena: 1-4, R, HR, 4RBIs in Pioneer League Championship-clinching game for Idaho Falls - Hit.280 with 22 HR and 75 RBIs between Low-A Lexington and Wilmington - With Legends, hit.286 in 102G (48R, 116H, 29 2B, 2 3B, 20 HR, 70RBIs) - May 27 - Jun 1: Homered in five of six games; Hit six homers in those six contests - August 17: Promoted to Wilmington from Low-A Lexington - August 19-24: Began Blue Rocks career w/six-game hit streak (9-for-23, 4R, 2-2B, 2HR, 4RBIs). - April 10-18: Eight game hitting streak. (.371, 3 2B, 7RBI, 2R) - April 22-May 1: Nine game hitting streak (.316, HR, 5 2B, 2RBI, 7R) - May 3: Made first start of season at catcher - May 3 - May 11: Seven-game hitting streak (.346, HR, 4 2B, 6RBI, 6R) - May 29 - June 6: eight-game hitting streak (.385, 6 2B, 7RBIs, 4R) - Has five different hitting streaks of at least seven games this season - Leads current players in HR (3), XBH (30), and RBI (30) - Leads Carolina League with 26 doubles They said it: (I) learned the field first of all, got a little taste of that, so no surprises this year. I was able to go to a couple of places and play them too. The pitching is nothing we haven t seen before. It s all about getting a good pitch to hit, and putting a good swing on it. Other than that, just good to have a little taste here and know the facilities and everything, and know most of the guys, so I m looking forward to the season...(being named Lexington player of the year) is all in the past now. It was a great honor, but I m looking to build on that, and just play some good baseball and have a lot of fun...(my personal expectations for the season are) just continued success from last year. Just build off of that. I think we got a great group of guys, we got a great team, so I expect a winning season and some good baseball. #23 Dominique Taylor, OF 6-1, 200 Lives: Layton, UT LG: June 30 at FRE: (Defensive Substitution) Road Trip: 2-8, 2B, RBI, R, K Notes: Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 15th round of the June 2013 Free Agent Draft. Graduate of Northridge High in Layton, UT in Set school record with career.578 batting average... Earned two All-State Second Team honors during time in high school... Earned Associates Degree at Salt Lake Community College, where he set school records in hits, RBIs, and stolen bases... Selected in 33rd round of June 2011 Free Agent Draft by the Houston Astros, but did not sign... Transferred to UC-Irvine for academic year... Hit.309 with 34 RBIs in 2013 to earn All-Big West honors. - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (.322, 8 HR, 37 RBIs) - June 20 vs. ORM: Professional debut (1-4) - Started professional career with a four-game hitting streak - Finished fifth in the Pioneer League in batting (.322) - Finished tied for eighth in the Pioneer League in runs (50), ninth in steals (13), and 10th in hits (75) July 9 at HEL: Hit first professional HR - Hit.298 with 7 HR and 40 RBIs overall -Played four games with Rookie Level Burlington in late July while rehabbing from injury, but spent most of the year with Low-A Lexington - Hit.300 with 7 HR and 40 RBIs in 89 games with Lexington - June 12-24: Eight game hitting streak (8-for-29) - Missed about a month due to injury from late-june through late-july - Named South-Atlantic League All-Star - April 9: Made Adv.-A debut at MB. Went 1-3, with RBI, K - April 12: Hit first homerun of season at MB - May 9 vs LYN: First game off this year (played first 27 games of season) - June 2 at CAR: Broke out of a 2-for-19 slump with his first multi-rbi game of 2015 (2-for-4, R, 2RBI) - Riding season-high five-game hitting streak despite hitting.149 in last 24 games They said it: Both of my parents were in the Army. My mom s father was in the Air Force and my dad s parents were both teachers in the Department of Defense so that s how they met in Germany. They both joined the Army while they were in Germany so that s where I was born. I only lived for a couple of years and I ve bounced all around. I ve lived in Dallas, Texas. I ve lived in San Diego and I currently live in Salt Lake City...The biggest thing is picking a routine and sticking to it. For me, I try to have an approach of hitting the ball the other way and to swing down, hit groundballs and line drives. If you pop the ball up you have no chance of getting a hit so I try to stick to that routine everyday and, also, just take it one day at a time...this is my first time in Delaware. I haven t been able to get around very much since I just got my car on Tuesday). I was able to meet some of the fans today; great people. I m excited to get this year started.

11 BLUE ROCKS HITTERS/BULLPEN NOTES #22 Ramon Torres, IF 5-11, 166 Lives: Santiago Rodriguez, DR LG: June 30 at FRE: 0-4 Road Trip: 0-8 Notes: Signed as a non-drafted free agent in Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Royals (.229, 1 HR, 20 RBIs) - May 29: Pro debut against DSL Mets (1-for-4) 2011 Notes: - Spent entire season with DSL Royals (.260, 2 HR, 24 RBIs) - Dominican Royals Player of the Year. - Spent entire season with AZL Royals (.316, 3 HR, 27 RBIs) - Second in the Arizona League in runs (47), seventh in stolen bases (17) and tied for seventh in both at-bats (193) and hits (61). - Split season between Rookie-Level Burlington and Low-A Lexington (.257, 3 HR, 25 RBIs) - Batted.278 in 42G for Rookie-Level Burlington with 3 HR and 20 RBIs - Hit.218 in 26G for Low-A Lexington with 0 HR and 5RBIs - Split season between Low-A Lexington and Wilmington (.285, 5 HR, 34 RBIs) - No. 20 prospect in the Royals system according to MLB.com midseason rankings - Batted.304 in 73G for Legends with 5 HR and 26RBIs - Equally as effective on the road for Legends (.308, 3HR, 12 RBI) as at home (.301, 2HR, 14 RBIs) - July 1: Added to Wilmington Blue Rocks active roster - Hit.248 with 0 HR and 8 RBI in 44 games with Wilmington - Switch hitter batted.323 from the right side and.229 from the left side. - Began season with eight-game hitting streak (10 total dating back to 2014) - May 24 vs CAR: 3-for-5, 3B, 2B, 2RBI, 2R, SB - Three walk-off hits (4/28, 5/13, 5/19) - May 28: First leadoff HR for Wilmington in two seasons - June 10 at WS: Went 5-for-6; second five-hit game in career (8/12/12 in AZL) - Switch hitter with.267 average from left side (55-for-206) and.258 average from right side (16-for-62) They said it: My goal is just to go out there and work my butt off every day. Go out there and keep working hard every day, and at the end of the season, the numbers will take care of itself...(adjusting to life in America was hard at first, but I m getting used to it, being away from my family. A lot of people over there, their only hope is the people that we have over here to play baseball, and to kind of maintain them back home... Being my first full season, (adjusting to the longer schedule) was tough. Towards the end of the season, I was getting tired, obviously, but this year I ll be able to manage it a little better. #14 Estarlin Cordero, LHP 6-0, 145 Lives: San Cristobal, D.R. Games: 19 Record: 2-0 SV: 5/5 IR/S:5/2 Last App: June 30 at FRE: 2.0IP, 3H, BB, SV Notes: Signed as free agent in Pitch Repertoire: Fastball, Changeup, Curveball - Spent entire year with DSL Royals - Went 2-2 with a 2.36 ERA in 16 games - June 1: Professional debut against DSL Dodgers (4IP, 0R, 5H, 5K, SV) - Converted three saves in three chances during June 18 - July 31: Maintained streak of seven straight outings without yielding and earned run. - July 26 vs. DSL AST: Recorded first pro win, pitching three scoreless innings in relief. - Claimed a 1.93 ERA in five home appearances. - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Burlington. - Went 2-2 with a 2.70 ERA in 15 games - June 20: Appalachian League debut vs Pulaski (3IP, 0R, 2H, 3K) - Best outing of the season on July 25 against Kingsport (4IP, 0R, 0H, 0BB, 3K, W) - Converted five of seven save opportunities. - Pitched to a 1.98 ERA in in seven home ganes during season. - April 11: First appearance of season at MB (1.2IP, 0H,0R, K, 2BB) - April 28: First win of season against MB (0.1IP, 0H, 0R, K) - May 3 vs. WS: First save of his season - June 4 vs. FRE: Got a one-out save, struck out one batter before game was called due to rain - June 30 at FRE: Pitched out of jam with runner at 2nd in the 8th and bases loaded jam in 9th to record fifth save and hold onto 1-0 win - Only current pitcher to begin season with Wilmington and remain undefeated #30 Matt Alvarez, RHP 6-2, 190 Lives: Cranford, NJ Games: 17 Record: 1-2 SV: 1/1 IR/S:7/1 Last App: June 28 at FRE: 2.0IP, 3H, ER, BB, 2K Notes: Signed as non-drafted free agent in August Graduated from Princeton (N.J.) High, 2009, where he recorded 67 strikeouts in 39.0 innings as a senior...attended Boston College, where he earned a psychology degree, redshirted in 2010 before pitching three seasons for the Eagles...recorded 83 strikeouts in 83.1 career innings...grandfather, Marciano, played soccer in the Spanish Premier League and for Spain in the Olympics...father, Michael, played soccer at Rutgers and sister, Micaela, played at Notre Dame. Pitch Repertoire: Fastball, Changeup, Slider - Made his professional debut with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls shortly after being signed as non-drafted free agent. - Appeared in just six games for the Chukars (all in relief). - Posted a 6.75 ERA in his first professional season. - Spent the entire season with Low-A Lexington where he appeared in 30 games, seven of those being starts. - Pitched to a 5-7 record with a 5.15 ERA. - Split time as a long reliever and out of the back-end of the bullpen, saving three games.. - July vs. HAG: Made first start of season, throwing four shutout innings. - Gave up 63 hits in 73.1 innings pitched. - Struck out about a batter per inning (72 K in 73.1 IP). Walked 52 batters. - April 11: First appearance of season at MB (0.1IP, 3ER, H, 3BB). Gave up walk-off hit in bottom of 10th inning - May 10 vs LYN: 5Ks in 2.1IP - June 16: Broke string of eight straight appearances without a run by allowing solo homer to Jordan Betts (SAL) #47 Andrew Edwards, RHP 6-6, 26 Lives: Gilbertsville, KY Games: 15 Record: 0-2 SV: 1/3 IR/S: 3/2 Last App: June 26 vs POT: 2.0IP, 3H, 0R, K Notes: Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 19th Round of the June 2013 Draft Graduate of Marshall County High (KY) Graduate of Rend Lake College (IL)...Had a 1.94 ERA and 73 punchouts across 69.1 frames of work during the 2012 season at Rend Lake...Finished collegiate career at Western Kentucky...Went 6-4 with a 4.69 ERA while fanning 75 across 80.2 innings of work for the Hilltoppers in Pitch Repertoire: Fastball, Changeup, Slider - Split 2013 campaign between Rookie-Level Burlington and Advanced-A Wilmington - June 21 vs. Pulaski: Made professional debut for Burlington and threw one perfect frame in 4-0 win - Was 1-1 with a 1.56 ERA and 8SV in 14 games with Burlington (17.1IP, 11H, 4R, 3ER, 11BB, 14K) - Lefties hit.333 against him at Burlington while righties batted Third in the Appalachian League in saves (8) - August 20 vs. POT: Two perfect innings during Advanced-A debut with Blue Rocks in 6-2 loss - Was 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA and SV in 4 games with Wilmington (6IP, 2H, 0R, 2BB, 3K). - Began season with Low-A Lexington - Went 3-5 with a 4.76 ERA in 22 games (6 starts) for Lexington (68IP, 87H, 44R, 36ER, 2HR, 29BB, 48K) - With Lexington, posted a 3.10 ERA in April, a 7.71 ERA in May, a 1.23 ERA in June and a 6.75 ERA in July - For the Legends, went 0-3 wtih a 7.66 ERA in 6GS and 3-2 wtih a 3.12 ERA in 16 relief appearances - Lefties hit.336 against Edwards at Lexington while righties hit July 25: Transferred to Wilmington from Low-A Lexington. - Lefties hit.333 against him with Blue Rocks, while righties batted April 11: First appearance of season at MB (2IP, 3H, 0R, 2K, BB) - Lost two straight appearances (4/24 at FRE, 4/29 vs MB) - May 11: Blew second save of season vs LYN (0/2 in SVO this season) - May 28: Went deuces wild: 2.2IP, 2H, 2BB, 2R, 2ER, 2K, 2IR/2S - Jun. 1: First save since vs. POT - Jun. 13: Assigned to Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (returned to WIL Jun. 21) - Jun. 21 at FRE: First app. since returning from Rookie-Level Idaho Falls

12 # 31 Ashton Goudeau, RHP 6-6, 200 Lives: Bossier City, LA Games: 9 Record: 3-1 SV: 0/0 IR/S: 3/2 Last App: June 25 vs POT: 5.0IP, W, 6H, 0R, 2K Notes: Selected in the 27th round of the 2012 June Free Agent Draft. Graduated from Union High (Mo.), Attended Maple Woods CC in Kansas City. As a sophomore in 2012, he went 5-5 with a 2.17 ERA and 50 strikeouts in 54.0IP at MWCC...He was offered a scholarship from Louisiana- Lafayette, but turned it down to sign with the Royals. - Spent entire season with AZL Royals - Went 1-1 with a 3.97 ERA in 13 relief appearances (34.0 IP) - Gave up two walks in 17.2IP - Righties hit.260 off of him, compared to.214 by lefties - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls (1-5, ERA, 40.2 IP) - Split time between the bullpen and starting rotation - June 21 vs Orem (First pro start): 2.1IP, 10H, 8ER, 2K - July 20 vs Missoula (First relief appearance of 2013): 3.0IP, 5H, 2ER - As a starter: 0-5, ERA - As a reliever: 1-0, 6.29 ERA - Split time between Idaho Falls and Low-A Lexington - Went 1-0 with a 1.69 ERA in eight relief appearances at Idaho Falls before being called up - Posted a 6.62 ERA in seven relief appearances at Lexington - July 29 vs Savannah (First Low-A appearance): 1.0IP, 4H, 3ER, K - July w/ Idaho Falls: 9.2IP, ER - Lefties hit.406 off of him at Low-A - Was 1-0, 3.06 ERA in seven relief appearances at Low-A - May 9 vs Kannapolis: 3.0IP, 4H, ER, 6K (tied career-high in Ks) - May 19: Added to Wilmington active roster - May 21: Adv.-A debut vs. WS (3IP, 2H, 0R, 3K) - May 25 vs. CAR: First win with Blue Rocks (3IP, 0R, H, BB, 3K) - May 31 at CAR: Spot start, first since 2013 (4IP, ER, 4H, 4K) - Jun. 21 at FRE: Win in spot start on final day of first half (5IP, R, 0ER, 4H, 3K) - Last two games: 10IP, 0ER, 10H, 5K #40 Matthew Strahm, LHP 6-3, 183 Lives: West Fargo, ND Games: 2 Record: 0-0 SV: - IR/S: - Last App: June 20 at FRE: 4.0IP, 0R, H, 6K Notes: Graduated from West Fargo High School in 2010 and then Neosho County Community College (Kansas) in went 9-3 with a 1.48 ERA in 99.0 innings for Neosho, helping the team reach the 2012 NJCAA World Series. He bypassed an opporunity to play at Nebraska in favor of signing with the Royals when he was drafted 21st round of the 2012 draft. - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Idaho Falls - Went 1-3 with a 5.64 ERA in 19 relief appearances over 30.1 IP - June 18 vs Orem: Made his professional debut (0.2IP, 5R, ER) - Lefties hit.353 off of him, righties hit just ERA when facing left-handers was compared to 3.63 against righthanders - Did not play due to injury - Made just 10 relief appearances for Idaho Falls after sitting out the first three months of the season recovering from injury (1-0, 2.29, 19.2 IP) - Left-handers average against went down to.27, while right0handers batted just.111 off of him in 13.2IP - June 10 vs. Lakewood: Last Low-A appearance (3.0IP, no hits, BB, 2K) - Has only allowed one hit and no runs with 11 strikeouts in 7.0IP in the month of June - Opponents batted just.140 off of him at Low-A - June 16 vs SAL: Advanced-A debut (3.0IP, ER, 5K, allowed solo homer to Manuel Margot) - Jun. 20 at FRE: First scoreless outing with WIL (4IP, H, 6K) - Jun. 26 vs POT: First start of season (5IP, W, 2H, ER, BB, 9K) BLUE ROCKS BULLPEN NOTES #27 Kevin McCarthy, RHP 6-3, 200 Lives: Rockville Center, NY Games: 11 Record: 3-1 SV: 3/3 IR/S: 9/4 Last App: June 29 at FRE: 1.0IP. 0R, 0H, 0K Notes: Selected in 16th round of 2013 draft...graduated Kellenberg Memorial High in Uniondale, NY in Attended Marist College where he earned MAAC All-Academic honors in 2012 and Second-Team All-MAAC selection in 2013, posting a 4-3 mark, eight saves, two complete games and a 4.24 ERA in 68.0 innings...tied for seventh in the Appalachian League in wins in Brother, Brian, was a high jumper at Dartmouth - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Burlington - Went 4-2 with a 3.40 ERA in 10G (five starts) and 42.1 IP - June 22: Made professional debut vs. PUL: 3.0IP, H, 3K (first pro win) - Missed most of the season due to an undisclosed injury - Made two appearances for Low-A Lexington - Apr. 8 vs. ROM: 3.0IP, W, no hits, 2BB, K - Apr. 14 at ROM: 1.0IP, 2H, no runs (last appearance of season) - Started season with Lexington - Season debut on Apr. 13 at GVL: 2.0IP, H, K - May 3 at ASH: 3.2IP, W, 3H, 0ER, 2K - May 9: Called-up to Advanced-A Wilmington - May 11: Adv.-A debut vs LYN (3.1IP, H, R, HR, 5K) - May 16 at LYN: First win at Adv.-A level (2IP, H, 0R, 2K) - May 24 vs. CAR: First save of season with Wilmington #15 Robinson Yambati, RHP 6-3, 22 Lives: Sabana Grande de Boya, D.R. Games: 18 Record: 0-1 SV: 6/7 IR/S: 10/1 Last App: June 25 vs POT: 0.2IP, H, 4ER, 2BB Notes: Signed as a non-drafted free agent on February 4, Pitch Repertoire: Fastball, Changeup, Slider 2008 Notes: - Spent season with DSL Royals - Pitched in 14 games (4-1, 3.09 ERA) - June 2: Pro debut vs. DSL Red Sox (1IP, 0R, 0H, K) 2009 Notes: - Split time between the Dominican Summer League and AZL Royals - Posted his best ERA (0.77) as a professional with DSL Royals (2-0 in 5 starts) - Starter for the Dominican Royals, transitioned to reliever with Surprise - Went 2-3 with 8.89 ERA in 12 games for AZL Royals 2010 Notes - Spent entire season with AZL Royals (8-2, 2.71 ERA, 14 games, 66.1 IP) - Earned AZL Royals Pitcher of the Year and Arizona League Postseason All-Star nod - Led the Arizona League in wins (8) while finishing second in innings pitched (66.1) and sixth in ERA (2.71) - Tied for sixth in strikeouts (64) 2011 Notes: - Spent entire season with Rookie-Level Burlington (0-5, ERA in 8 starts) - Gave up more than two hits/runs per inning - Split time between Low-A Kane County and Wilmington - Pitched in 16 games (4 starts) with Kane County (2-1, 3.22 ERA) - Moved to the bullpen with the call-up to Adv.-A - Pitched in 17 games with Wilmington (2-1, 2.16 ERA) - Spent entire season with Wilmington - Pitched to a record of 0-1 with a 3.82 ERA in 25 relief appearances - Made the most relief appearances in a season (25) as a professional - Split time between Rookie-Level Burlington and Low-A Lexington - Pitched in 7 games for Burlington (0-2, 8.64) - Pitched in 9 games for Lexington (1-1, 2.84) - April 12: First save of season at Myrtle Beach (2IP, 0H, 0R, K) - Month of April: 5/6 in save opportunites (7G, 9.1IP, 9H, 4ER, 9K, 2BB) - May 8 - Jun. 5: Seven straight scoreless appearances - Last two home games: 2.1IP, 3H, 7ER, 5BB

13 Wilmington Blue Rocks 2015 Season Highs & Lows Blue Rocks Offense Most Runs, Game: 11, 2X last (6-29) at FRE Most Runs, Inning: 7, 1X last (5-24) vs CAR Most HRs, Inning (Team) 1, 24X last (6-30) at FRE Most Hits, Game: 16, 2X last (6-29) at FRE Fewest Hits, Game: 2, 1X last (4-21) vs POT Most Walks, Game (Team): 7, 3X last (5-11) vs LYN Most Triples, Game (Team): 1, 18X last (6-26) vs POT Most HRs, Game (Team): 2, 8X last (6-29) at FRE Most SB, Game (Team): 4, 1X last (5-9) vs LYN 10 + Hits, Game: 26X last (6-29) at FRE Most Doubles, Game (Indiv.): 3, 2X last Gallagher (5-24) vs CAR Most Triples, Game (Indiv.): 1, 18X last Taylor (6-26) vs POT Most HRs, Game (Indiv.): 2, 1X Evans (4-26) at FRE Consecutive Games W/HR (Indiv.): 2, 2X last Ramos ( ) at FRE Consecutive Games W/ HR (team): 3, 1X ( ) at FRE Consecutive Games W/O HR: 7, 1X ( ) Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.): 5, 1X Evans (4-26) at FRE Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): 5, 1X Torres (6-10) at WS Most SB, Game (Indiv.): 2, 6X last Lopez (6-7) vs FRE Longest Hitting Streak: 11, 1X Stubbs ( ) Most Runners LOB, Team: 14, 1X (5-28) at POT Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 25.1, 1X last ( ) vs SAL Longest Hitless Innings Streak: 8.0, 1X last ( ) vs SAL Opponents Offense Most Runs, Game: 11, 1X last (5-11) vs LYN Most Runs, Inning: 5, 3X last (6-4) vs FRE Most Hits, Game: 15, 1X last (4-9) at MB Fewest Hits, Game 3, 3X last (6-18) at FRE Most HRs, Game (Team): 2, 5X last (6-17) vs SAL Most SB, Game (Team): 4, 1X (6-29) at FRE 10 + Hits, Game: 19X last (6-30) at FRE Most Home Runs, Game (Indiv.): 2, 1X last L. Rodriguez (5-8) vs. LYN Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.): 5, 1X last L. Rodriguez (5-8) vs LYN Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): 4, 2X last Castillo (5-9) vs LYN Most SB, Game (Indiv.): 2, 3X last Sawyer (6-29) at FRE Most Runners LOB, Team: 13, 1X last (4-22) vs POT Blue Rocks Individual Pitching Most Runs Allowed, Game: 7, 1X Junis (5-30) at CAR Most ER Allowed, Game: 7, 1X Junis (5-30) at CAR Most Hits Allowed, Game: 10, 2X last Skoglund (5-29) at POT Most HRs Allowed, Game: 2, 2X last Junis (5-30) at CAR Most Walks Allowed, Game: 3, 8X last Yambati (6-17) vs SAL Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter): 11, 1X Reed (5-20) vs WS Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever): 8, 1X last Farrell (4-21) vs POT Most IP, Game for Starter: 9.0, 1X Junis (5-19) vs WS Most IP, Game for Reliever: 5.0, 1X Goudeau (6-25) vs POT Fewest IP, Game for Starter: 1.0, 1X Skoglund (6-20) at FRE Longest Winning Streak (Dec.): 4, 1X last Mills ( ) Longest Losing Streak (Dec.): 3, 1X Caramo ( ) 10+ Strikeouts, (Indiv.): 3X, last Mills (5-21) vs WS Complete Games: 4X, Rico (6-9) at WS (6IP) Blue Rocks Team Pitching Fewest Hits Allowed, Game: 3, 3X last (6-18) at FRE Most Runs Allowed, Game: 11, 1X last (5-11) vs LYN Most Runs Allowed, Inning: 5, 3X last (6-4) vs FRE Most Hits Allowed, Game: 15, 1X last (4-9) at MB 10 + Hits Allowed, Game: 19X last (6-30) at FRE Most HRs Allowed, Game: 2, 5X last (6-17) vs SAL Most Strikeouts, Game (9 Innings): 15, 1X last (5-10) vs LYN Most Strikeouts, Game (Extra Innings): 11, 2X last (5-11) vs LYN Most Walks Allowed, Game: 7, 1X (6-17) vs SAL Most SB Allowed, Game: 4, 1X last (6-29) at FRE Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 17.1, 1X last ( ) vs CAR Consecutive Games Allowing HR: 3, 1X last ( ) vs CAR/FRE Consecutive Games W/O Allowing HR: 10, 1X ( ) Most Pitchers Used, Game: 4, 11X last (6-25) vs POT 10 + Strikeouts, Staff: 21X last (6-29) at FRE Most Consecutive Shutouts: 1, 7X last (6-30) at FRE Opponents Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game (Team, Extra Innings): 17, 1X last (4-11) at MB Most Strikeouts, Game (Team, 9 Innings): Most Strikeouts, Game (Indiv.): 14, 1X last (5-14) vs POT 11, 1X last Giolito (5-14) vs POT 10 + Strikeouts, Staff: 12X last (6-17) vs SAL 10+ Strikeouts, Indiv.: 2X, last Heidenreich (6-11) at WS Blue Rocks Miscellaneous Season Highs & Lows Longest Winning Streak: 6, 2X last ( ) vs CAR/FRE Longest Winning Streak, Home: 9, 1X last ( ) vs CAR/FRE/ SAL Longest Winning Streak, Road: 2, 4X last ( ) at FRE Longest Losing Streak: 5, 1X last ( ) at POT/CAR Longest Losing Streak, Home: 2, 3X last ( ) vs SAL Longest Losing Streak, Road: 5, 1X last ( ) at POT/CAR Largest Margin of Victory: 8, 2X (6-29) at FRE Largest Margin of Defeat: 8, 1X last (4-9) at MB Largest Come-From-Behind Win: 5, 1X last (6-4) vs FRE Largest Fall-From-Ahead Loss: 6, 1X last (5-11) vs LYN Longest Game, Innings: 12, 1X last (5-19) vs WS Longest Game, Time (9 Innings): 3:09, 1X last (6-29) at FRE Longest Game, Time (Extra Innings): 3:38, 1X last (5-11) vs LYN Shortest Game, Time (9 Innings): 2:06, 3X last (6-13) at SAL Shortest Game, Time (Overall): 1:30, 1X last (5-7) vs POT Longest Weather Delay: 1:09 (6-14) at SAL Most DP Turned, Game: 3, 1X (6-6) vs FRE Most DP Against, Game: 3, 5X last (5-22) vs CAR Triple Plays Turned, Season 2, last 6-9 at WS Most Errors, One Game, Player: 2, 2X last Lopez (6-29) at FRE Most Errors, One Game, Team: 3, 4X last (6-29) at FRE Consecutive Games W/Error: 5, 1X last ( ) Consecutive Games W/O Error: 6, 1X last ( ) Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Player: 2, 3X last Cose (6-10) at WS Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Team: 6, 1X (6-7) vs FRE Largest Home Crowd: 6,338, 1X last (4-16) vs FRE Smallest Home Crowd: 2,048, 1X last (4-28) vs MB Home Sellouts (6,537): 0 Largest Road Crowd: 7,386, 1X last (6-20) at FRE Smallest Road Crowd: 889, 1X last (6-1) at CAR * Ties Club Record ** Establishes New Club Record # Ties Carolina League Record ## Establishes Carolina League Record