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1 GAME NOTES New York Mets Media Relations Department Citi Field Flushing, NY WORLD 1973 NATIONAL LEAGUE 1986 WORLD 1988 N.L. EAST DIVISION 1999 WILD CARD & NLDS WINNERS 2000 NATIONAL LEAGUE 2006 N.L. EAST & NLDS 2015 NATIONAL LEAGUE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (0-3) FIFTH PLACE, NL EAST, -2.0 GB NEW YORK METS (1-1) SECOND PLACE, NL EAST, -0.5 GB Friday, April 8, :10 p.m. Citi Field Flushing, N.Y. RHP Jerad Eickhoff (3-3, 2.65) vs. RHP Jacob degrom (14-8, 2.54) HOME OPENERS: The Mets are (.630) in Home Openers, including 4-3 at Citi Field. WRIGHT IN HOME OPENERS: David Wright has at least one hit in every home opener since making his first Opening Day roster in Wright is hitting.386 (17-44) in 11 home openers. WRIGHT ON THE BASES: Wright swiped two bases Tuesday in Kansas City...He had two stolen bases in 38 games last year...his last game with two stolen bases was June 25, 2013 at Chicago-AL. degrom deopener: For the second straight season Jacob degrom will start the Home Opener vs. the Phillies...Last year, degrom fired 6.1 scoreless innings and picked up the win in a 2-0 victory over Philadelphia in the Home Opener on April 13. degrominate: Jacob degrom was named to the NL All-Star team in He became the 11th pitcher in team history to record 200 strikeouts in a season DeGrom finished fourth in the NL with a 2.54 ERA, tied for eighth in strikeouts (205), tied for seventh in wins (14) and fifth in opponents batting average against (.215). VS. PHILADELPHIA: The Mets went 14-5 vs. the Phillies (8-1 at home) last year...the 14 wins were the most in team history in a single-season vs. the Phillies...New York had a franchise high-tying 10-game winning streak vs. the Phillies from May 9-August 31, The Mets are vs. Philadelphia over the last two years...last year was the fourth time New York won 14 or more games vs. one team in a single season...the 1991 Mets were 14-4 vs. Montreal, the 1985 team went 14-4 vs. the Cubs and the 1986 club was 17-1 vs. Pittsburgh...The Mets have won eight on their last nine series vs. the Phillies. NL EAST: The Mets went vs. the NL East last season, including at home...new York s.618 winning percentage was the best for any team within its own division this year. THE BULLPEN: Pitched 5.1 scoreless innings during the twogame series in Kansas City...The pen allowed just one hit and struck out five. JIM HENDERSON: Worked 1.0 scoreless inning on April 5 at Kansas City earning a hold...it was his first major league outing since May 1, 2014 with Milwaukee...He became the eighth Canadian-born player to appear in a game for the Mets. WALK THIS WAY: The Mets have drawn 11 walks in their first two games of the year...last year New York finished seventh in the NL with 488 free passes. SYNDERGAARD SIZZLES: Six of Noah Syndergaard s nine strikeouts came with runners in scoring position on Tuesday... According to Elias, that was the most RISP strikeouts against Kansas City for any pitcher since the Twins Scott Baker had seven in a game on September 29, SNY MLBN WOR 710 AM ESPN 1050 AM UPCOMING OPPONENTS & PITCHING PHILLIES-METS NOTES: The Mets have won double-digit games vs. the Phillies the last four years, going during that span. 2015: : 13-6 History FIRST TIME SINCE: The Mets will play the Phillies in their Home Opener for the second straight year...the last time the club played the same team in consecutive Home Openers was also vs. Philadelphia ( ). NEIL WALKER: Hit his first home run with the Mets on Tuesday, a two-run shot...walker has 70 home runs since 2012, the most among NL second basemen. HOME OPENER DETAILS: Prior to today s game, the Mets will raise the National League Pennant banner...former NL Champions Rusty Staub (1973), John Franco (2000) and Edgardo Alfonzo (2000) will hoist the flag...every fan will also receive a 2016 magnetic schedule present by Hyundai. FIRST PITCH: Members of the NYPD and FDNY, who were personnally injuried in the line of duty in 2015, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch...four-year-old Ryan Lemm, the son of 15-year NYPD veteran Joseph Lemm, who was killed in Afghanistan last December, will present the ceremonial first pitch baseball. NATIONAL ANTHEM & FLYOVER: Members of the cast of the Grammy-Award winning Broadway smash hit Hamilton will perform the National Anthem during the Home Opener... Chris Jackson, who plays George Washington and Anthony Ramos, who plays Phillip Hamilton will sing the Anthem which will be followed by a special NYPD helicopter flyover. GOD BLESS AMERICA: NYPD Officer Makiah Brown will perform God Bless America. SATURDAY FIREWORKS: A firework extravaganza presented by Coca-Cola will follow the Mets-Phillies 7:10 p.m. game on Saturday, April 9. SUNDAY: The Mets will wear replica 86 jerseys in honor of the 30th Anniversary of the 1986 Championship team for their 1:10 p.m. game vs. the Phillies...Every fan will receive a Let s Go Mets Rally Towel...Before every Sunday home game beginning at 11:00 a.m. on the Mets Plaza, there is a full fan fest with Mets featured family-friendly activities including kids inflatables, sign-making station, face painters, balloon artists and entertainment...postgame, kids 12 and under can come down onto the field and run the bases, weather permitting during the Mr. Met Dash. TAKE MASS TRANSIT: In anticipation of big crowds and enhanced security procedures, the Mets encourage fans to take mass transit and arrive early for their opening weekend. VS. PHILADELPHIA Sat., April 9 RHP Vince Velasquez (1-1, 4.37) vs. RHP Bartolo Colon (14-13, 4.16) 7:10 p.m. (PIX11, MLBN, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050) Sun, April 10 RHP Jeremy Hellickson (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Matt Harvey (0-1, 4.76) 1:10 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

2 #48 JACOB degrom (14-8, 2.54) RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 180 pounds Age: 27 (6/19/1988) Born: DeLand, FL Resides: DeLand, FL Signed Through: 2016 SPRING TRAINING: In four spring training games, all starts, degrom went 1-0 with a 1.62 ERA (three earned runs/16.2 innings pitched)...struck out 15 and walked two HIGHLIGHTS: Named Co-NL Player of the Week with Clayton Kershaw for the week of June 1-7, Went 2-0 with a 1.20 ERA (two earned runs/15.0 innings) over that stretch...recorded a career-high 18.1 innings scoreless streak from April 8-April 18, Finished fourth in the NL with a 2.54 ERA, tied for eighth in strikeouts (205), tied for seventh in wins (14) and fi fth in opponents batting average against (.215) POSTSEASON: Won each of his fi rst three starts (Game 1 NLDS, Game 5 NLDS and Game 3 NLCS)...Was the second starter in Mets franchise history to win three consecutive postseason starts, joining Jerry Koosman who did so spanning the 1969 and 1973 postseasons...had 29 strikeouts, the third-most in franchise history for a single postseason...recorded 13 strikeouts in Game 1 of the NLDS at Los Angeles, which tied Tom Seaver for the franchise record for most strikeouts in a postseason game...seaver accomplished the feat in Game 1 of the 1973 NLCS against Cincinnati. CAREER VS. PHILLIES: Is making his sixth career start against Philadelphia today Is 2-0 with a 3.34 ERA (11 earned runs/29.2 innings) Also started last season s home opener against the Phillies on April 13, It was his last win against Philadelphia, a 2-0 Mets victory...pitched 6.1 scoreless innings, allowing seven hits and one walk, while striking out three...last faced the Phillies in Philadelphia on August 24, He pitched 2.2 innings surrendering seven runs, six earned, in a game the Mets ended up winning Has made three starts against the Phillies at Citi Field Is 2-0 with a 0.87 ERA (two earned runs/20.2 innings) Struck out 17 and walked three. AT CITI: Went 6-4 with a 1.99 ERA (21 earned runs/95.0 innings) in 15 home starts last season...his home ERA ranked seventh in the majors...over 25 career home starts, has a 1.87 ERA (34 earned runs/163.2 innings), the third-lowest home ERA over the last two seasons behind Clayton Kershaw (1.69) and Jake Arrieta (1.75) (min. 20 home starts)...his 1.87 home ERA is the third-lowest home ERA in the last 100 years for any starter in his fi rst two major league seasons (min. 25 home starts)... Trails Dwight Gooden (1.68 ERA, ) and Lou Fette (1.84, )...DeGrom went 23 straight home starts allowing three earned runs or fewer before allowing six earned runs to the Marlins on September 15, It was the second-longest such streak in franchise history...jonathon Niese had 26 such home starts in a row from May 21, 2013-May 2, It was tied for the third-longest streak to begin a career for any pitcher since ALL-STAR: Named to the 2015 NL All-Star team...struck out Oakland s Stephen Vogt, Cleveland s Jason Kipnis and Detroit s Jose Iglesias in the sixth inning on 10 pitches...degrom became the fi rst player in All-Star history to strike out three batters in an inning with 10 pitches or fewer...of the Mets previous fi ve NL Rookie of the Year winners, four have made the All-Star team the following year, including Tom Seaver, Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden and degrom. STRIKEOUTS: Struck out Washington s Trea Turner in his fi nal start of last season on October 4, 2015 for his 200th strikeout of the season, becoming the 11th pitcher in team history to record 200 strikeouts in a season...had fi ve double-digit strikeout performances, tied for the eighth-most in the majors in Finished the season with 205 strikeouts, tied for the 18th-most in a single-season in team history...the last pitcher to record at least 200 strikeouts in a single season for the Mets was R.A. Dickey, who notched 230 strikeouts during the 2012 season...the only Mets pitcher to record at least 200 strikeouts while starting 30 or fewer games was David Cone (1988, 1990 and 1992). DAY GAMES: Is 10-2 with a 1.29 ERA (17 earned runs/118.2 innings) in 18 career daytime starts...that is the best daytime ERA among qualifi ed major league pitchers over the last two years...it is also the best daytime ERA for any pitcher in his fi rst two seasons in the last 100 years (min. 100 daytime IP)... Last season, degrom went 6-2 with a 1.10 ERA (nine earned runs/73.1 innings) during the day. STRONG STRETCH: Was 9-2 with a 1.44 ERA (18 earned runs/112.2 innings) with 17 walks and 121 strikeouts over 16 starts from May 16, 2015 to August 18, Had the lowest ERA in the majors over that span (minimum 50.0 innings)...allowed only 16 extra-base hits (six home runs, 10 doubles) to the 415 batters he faced during that stretch...during that stretch, degrom retired 23 straight batters in his start on May 21, 2015 vs. St. Louis, after giving up a one-out single to Matt Carpenter in the fi rst inning...pitched 8.0 scoreless innings in that start, allowing one hit...also struck out a season-high 11 and walked none. FIRST TWO SEASONS: Since his major league debut on May 15, 2014, degrom s 2.61 ERA (96 earned runs/331.1 innings) is the fourth-best mark in the majors (min IP), behind Clayton Kershaw (1.97), Jake Arrieta (2.05) and Zack Greinke (2.13)...Among major league pitchers since 1916 with at least 50 starts in their fi rst two career seasons, degrom has the fourth-lowest ERA...Only Dwight Gooden (2.00), Tom Seaver (2.47) and Gary Nolan (2.51) had better marks through two major league seasons. VELOCITY: His average fastball velocity of 94.9 mph ranked seventh in the majors among qualifi ed starting pitchers last season...his average slider velocity of 89.6 mph trailed only Jake Arrieta (90.3) for the fastest among qualifi ed major league starters. SCORELESS STARTS: Tossed seven outings of 7.0 or more scoreless innings last season, tied for fourth-most in the majors...degrom is the seventh pitcher in franchise history with at least seven such starts in a season...has 14 career scoreless starts, tied with Jose Fernandez for the most such starts among a pitcher s fi rst 52 career games in the last century...degrom pitched at least 7.0 shutout innings and allowed two or fewer hits in a single-season franchise record fi ve starts last season...no Met had ever had more than two such starts in a season...the fi ve such starts are tied with six others for the most for any pitcher in a season since Also Chris Archer (2015), Francisco Liriano (2013), Pedro Martinez (2002) and Pete Alexander (1915)...DeGrom is the only one to strike out at least eight in all of those starts. TOMORROW S STARTER - RHP BARTOLO COLÓN (14-13, 4.16) SPRING TRAINING: Made fi ve starts and was 1-2 with a 6.08 ERA (16 earned runs, 23.2 innings pitched)... Struck out 20 and walked one...tossed 6.0 scoreless innings on March 23 at Toronto with six strikeouts and no walks...last started on March 28 at St. Louis in Jupiter...Permitted three runs on seven hits in 6.0 innings REGULAR SEASON: Was with a 4.16 ERA (90 earned runs/194.2 innings) in 33 games (31 starts)...reached double-digit win totals for the fourth straight season (2012-present)...Established a franchiserecord for consecutive innings without allowing a walk from April 12-May 20 (48.2 innings)...had a career-high scoreless streak of 31.0 innings from August 26-September 10...The streak was the third-longest in franchise history...according to Elias, the scoreless streak was the longest within one season by a pitcher age 42 or older POSTSEASON: Pitched exclusively out of the bullpen during the postseason and was 1-1 with a 2.08 ERA (two earned runs/8.2 innings) in seven games...was credited with the win in Game 4 of the NLCS at Chicago...At 42 years, 150 days old, he became the fourth-oldest pitcher to win a postseason game. W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG STARTERS RELIEVERS TOTALS NEW YORK METS PITCHING BREAKDOWN degrom S 2016 SPRING TRAINING LOG Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER HR BB K P-S ERA 3/9 NYY ND, W, /21 Mia ND, ND, W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB K P-S 2016 Spring Totals Career Totals degrom VS. PHILADELPHIA Last Win: 4/13/15 vs. Philadelphia Last Loss: None Career Record vs. Phillies: 2-0, 3.34 ERA (11 ER/29.2 IP) AVG Blanco.000 (0/2) Franco.000 (0/3) Galvis.625 (5/8) Hernandez.500 (1/2) Herrera.250 (2/8) Phillies Batters vs. degrom HR BB SO AVG HR BB SO Howard.286 (4/14) Ruiz.111 (1/9) Rupp (1/1) Team Total.333 (18/54) degrom S SEASON AND CAREER HIGHS 2015 Season Career 4 (2x, last, 7/8-8/18) Win Streak 5 (7/8/14-8/2/14) 11 (5/21 vs. STL) Strikeouts 13 (9/15/14 vs. MIA) 5 (last, 8/29 vs. BOS) Double Digit K Games 9 (last, 8/29/15 vs. BOS) 18.1 IP (4/8-4/18) Scoreless Streak 18.1 IP (4/8/15-4/18/15) None Low Hits, CG None 10 (9/15 vs. MIA) High Hits, Game 12 STL) 3 (2x, last, PHI) High HR, Game 3 (3x, last PHI) 7 PHI) High Runs, Game 7 PHI) 4 (2x, last 8/12 vs. COL) High Walks, Game 5 (5/26/14 vs. PIT) 8.0 (4x, last SF) Innings Pitched, Game 8.0 (5x, last, SF) None Complete Games None None Shutouts None degrom S BATTING STATISTICS YEAR AVG. AB R H RBI SAC Career Career Extra-base Hits: Most Hits, Game: Most RBI, Game: Batting Notes: Three doubles (last, 7/2/15 vs. CHC) 3 (5/16/15 vs. MIL) 2 CIN) DeGrom fi nished 2015 ranked fi fth in batting average among pitchers with at least 60 plate appearances... Collected a career-high and tied a franchise-record for a pitcher with three hits on May 16, 2015 against Milwaukee...DeGrom hit in three straight games from May 6-May 16, 2015 going 5-8 (.625)...Also hit in three straight from June 25-July 8, 2015 (.375, 3-8). METS STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN STARTER GS Quality Starts Run Support RS/Start Mets Record Matt Harvey Noah Syndergaard NOTES VS. PHILADELPHIA LAST WIN VS. PHILADELPHIA: Won, 3-1, on August 31, 2015 at Citi Field...Tossed 8.0 shutout innings...scattered four hits, walked one and struck out nine. LAST LOSS VS. PHILADELPHIA: Lost, 4-3, on September 29, 2015 at Citizens Bank Park...Allowed three runs, earned, on eight hits in 5.0 innings. CAREER VS. PHILADELPHIA: Is 8-4 with a 3.56 ERA (36 earned runs/91.0 innings) in 14 career starts vs. the Phillies...In his two seasons with the Mets, Colón is 7-2 vs. the Phillies in nine starts. W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG HOME ROAD TOTALS

3 APRIL 8 vs. PHILADELPHIA BATTING PAGES PAGE 3 #13 ASDRUBAL CABRERA.250, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 1-4, K Home: -- Last HR: 10/3/15 vs. TOR (Estrada) Season High, Hits: 1, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC RISP:.000 (0-3) Road:.250 (2-8), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 9 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 2 games (.250, 2-8) Road Trip:.250 (2-8), 2 K Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.265 (13-49) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Batted.136 (3-22) in his first Spring Training with the Mets (nine games). Signed a two-year contract with the Mets on December 11, Spent 2015 with Tampa Bay and batted.265 ( ) with 28 doubles, five triples, 15 home runs and 58 RBI...His 15 home runs were the most since his most recent All-Star season in The 15 homers were tied for second-most for an AL shortstop with Marcus Semien of Oakland...His 48 extra-base hits led all American League shortstops. Is one of three switch hitters with at least 14 home runs in each of the last five years...the other two are Carlos Beltran (NYY) and Carlos Santana (CLE)...Has 84 home runs since 2011, fourth-most for a switch-hitter...the 84 home runs are also fifth-most among all ML shortstops since Is a two-time All-Star (2011, 2012) and also won a Silver Slugger with Cleveland in #29 ERIC CAMPBELL.---, -- HR, -- RBI Last Game: DNP Home: -- Last HR: 7/8/15 at SF (Machi) Season High, Hits: -- RISP: -- Road: -- At-Bats since last HR: 37 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: -- Road Trip: 0-0 (PR) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.235 (8-34) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Made his first career Opening Day roster. Batted.292 (14-48) with two doubles, one home run, 12 runs scored and 11 walks in 23 Spring Training games...his.433 on-base percentage was ninth-best in the NL during spring while his 11 walks were tied for third-most among NL players...saw action at first base (eight games), third base (11 games) and the outfield (four games). Had three stints with the Mets in 2015 and batted.197 (34-173) with three home runs and 19 RBI in 71 games...started three games at first base, 39 at third base and three games in leftfield. #52 YOENIS CÉSPEDES.143, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-3, R, BB, K Home: -- Last HR: 10/12/15 vs. LAD (Wood) Season High, Hits: 1, 4/3 at KC RISP:.000 (0-3) Road:.143 (1-7), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 51 Season High, Runs: 1, 2x, last- 4/5 at KC Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 5) Road Trip:.143 (1-7) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.282 (11-39) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Hit five home runs and had 10 RBI in nine games last season vs. Philadelphia...Homered in three Batted.388 (19-49) in 18 Spring Training games...hit his first home run of the spring on April 1 vs. Chicago-NL at Las Vegas (off Hammel)...Played 13 games in the outfield (12 in center, one in left). Signed a three-year contract on January 26, 2016 after spending the second half of 2015 with the Mets after being acquired on July 31, 2015 from Detroit in exchange for minor leaguers RHP Michael Fulmer and RHP Luis Cessa...Won a Rawlings Gold Glove for his work in leftfield with Detroit before the trade. Hit.291 ( ) with 35 home runs and 105 RBI in a combined 159 games between Detroit and the Mets...His 35 home runs, 42 doubles and 105 RBI were all career-highs...batted.287 (66-230) with 17 home runs and 44 RBI in 57 games after joining the Mets...Was the first Cuban-born player with back-to-back 100 RBI seasons since Rafael Palmeiro in His 83 extra-base hits were third-most in the majors in 2015 and he led the big leagues in slugging percentage on the road (.623). Batted.222 (12-54) with two home runs and eight RBI in 14 postseason games last season. #30 MICHAEL CONFORTO.333, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-4, K Home: -- Last HR: 10/31/15 vs. KC (Duffy) Season High, Hits: 2, 4/3 at KC RISP:.000 (0-1) Road:.333 (2-6), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 12 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 4) Road Trip:.333 (2-6) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.361 (13-36) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Went 2-2 with two walks and a double in his first Opening Day game...the last Mets player to reach base safely four times on Opening Day was Xavier Nady in 2006 vs. Washington at Shea Stadium...Also became the youngest Met (23 years, 33 days) to reach base safely four times on Opening Day. Batted.200 (10-50) with two home runs (including a grand slam) and eight RBI in 20 Spring Training games. Named to the Topps Rookie All-Star team in 2015 after batting.270 (47-174) with 14 doubles, nine home runs and 26 RBI in 56 games as a rookie...became the 1,000th Met in franchise history when he made his debut on July 24. Had six outfield assists, tied for the most by a National League rookie with Michael A. Taylor of Washington...Conforto played in 82 fewer games. Hit two solo home runs in Game 4 of the 2015 World Series vs. Kansas City...Was the fifth rookie to hit two homers in a World Series game and the first since Andruw Jones (ATL) in 1996 (Game 1)...Was the second Mets player to hit a pair of home runs in a World Series game, joining Gary Carter (Game 4, 1986)...Batted.333 (5-15) overall in the World Series vs. the Royals. #7 TRAVIS d'arnaud.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-3, BB Home: -- Last HR: 10/21/15 at CHC (Hammel) Season High, Hits: -- RISP:.000 (0-3) Road:.000 (0-6), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 30 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 0 games (.000, 0-6) Road Trip:.000 (0-6), 2 BB, K Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.282 (33-117) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Batted.381 (16-42) with five doubles, three home runs, 10 RBI and a OPS in 11 games vs. Philadelphia in 2015 Hit.268 (64-239) with 14 doubles, 12 home runs and 41 RBI in 67 games in Was the first Mets catcher to have double-digit home runs in back-to-back seasons since Mike Piazza in Seven of his 12 home runs either tied the game or gave the Mets the lead. Had two stints on the Disabled List last season (April 21-June 10, metacarpal fracture of his right little finger; June 21-July 30, left elbow strain). Went (.182) with one double and three home runs in 14 postseason games in His three home runs are second-most for a Mets catcher in a single postseason to Piazza's four home runs in Blasted the first postseason home run in Citi Field history in Game 3 of the NLDS vs. Los Angeles. #16 ALEJANDRO DE AZA.000, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-2 Home: -- Last HR: 8/15/15 at SEA (Hernandez) Season High, Hits: -- RISP: -- Road:.000 (0-3) At-Bats since last HR: 75 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 3) Road Trip:.000 (0-3) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.342 (13-38) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Is batting.342 (13-38) in his career vs. Philadelphia (12 games)...seven of his 13 hits (five doubles, one triple and one home run) have gone for extra bases...has not faced the Phillies since 2013 with Chicago-AL. Batted.354 (17-48) with three doubles, three RBI and 11 runs scored in his first Spring Training with the Mets (22 games)...his.354 clip was sixth-best in the Grapefruit League while his 11 runs scored were tied for ninth...had a.429 on-base percentage in spring action, good for seventh-best on the Grapefruit circuit... Saw action at all outfield positions (eight games in left, 10 games in center and five games in right). Signed a one-year contract with the Mets on December 23, Hit.262 (85-235) with 17 doubles, seven triples, seven home runs and 35 RBI in 114 combined games between Baltimore, Boston and San Francisco in Played 69 games in leftfield, 37 in rightfield and one game in centerfield. #21 LUCAS DUDA.250, 0 HR, 2 RBI Last Game: 1-4, K Home: -- Last HR: 10/21/15 at CHC (Hammel) Season High, Hits: 1, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC RISP:.333 (1-3), 2 RBI Road:.250 (2-8), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 30 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 2 games (.250, 2-8) Road Trip:.250 (2-8), 2 RBI Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 4/3 at KC Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.257 (58-226) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Batted.239 (11-46) with one home run and three RBI in 17 Spring Training games...drove in the first two runs of the 2016 season with a two-run single in the eighth inning on 4/3 at KC. Set a career-high in doubles last season (33) and has his second-straight season with 20 or more doubles and home runs. His 27 home runs were tied for 10th in the major leagues...had seven multi-homer games, the second-most in the majors behind Chris Davis (eight)...the total of seven also was tied for the most in franchise history for a single season (Carlos Delgado, 2008; Dave Kingman, 1976)...Hit a career-high seven home runs off lefthanded pitching. Has 101 career home runs as a Met, 12th-most in franchise history...carlos Delgado is 11th with 104 and Ed Kranepool is 10th with Hit 19 of his 27 home runs at Citi Field in Is the ballpark's career leader in home runs (56 home runs). Hit.234 (11-47) with two doubles and one home run and eight RBI in 14 postseason games.

4 APRIL 8 vs. PHILADELPHIA BATTING PAGES PAGE 4 #4 WILMER FLORES.---, -- HR, -- RBI Last Game: DNP Home: -- Last HR: 9/6/15 at MIA (Narveson) Season High, Hits: -- RISP: -- Road: -- At-Bats since last HR: 84 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: -- Road Trip: DNP Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.261 (29-111) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Batted.304 (17-56) with four doubles in 23 Spring Training games...saw action at shortstop (six games), second base (two games), third base (11 games) and first base (three games) during spring...made his second consecutive Opening Day roster. Set career-highs in nearly every offensive category in 2015: average (.263), hits (127), doubles (22), home runs (16) and RBI (59)...Also led the team in walk-off RBI (three). Became the fifth Mets middle infielder to hit 15 or more hoe runs in a season...joined Edgardo Alfonzo, Jeff Kent, Jose Reyes and Jose Valentin...Eight of his 16 home runs in 2015 either tied the game or gave the Mets the lead. Played in 14 games during the postseason and batted.195 (8-41) with two doubles and one triple...in five games vs. Kansas City in the World Series, Flores was 1-17 (.059). #3 CURTIS GRANDERSON.125, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-4, BB, 3 K Home: -- Last HR: 11/1/15 vs. KC (Volquez) Season High, Hits: 1, 4/3 at KC RISP:.000 (0-1) Road:.125 (1-8), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 11 Season High, Runs: 1, 4/3 at KC Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 4) Road Trip:.125 (1-8) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.268 (44-164) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Saw action in 17 Spring Training games and was (.269) with five doubles and one triple. Recorded his eighth season of 20 or more home runs in 2015 with his 26 home runs...the 26 homers were his highest total since 2012 with the Yankees...His 26 home runs all came when batting in the leadoff spot, which set a franchise record (Tommie Agee had the record with 24 homers in 1970). Has 35 homers to leadoff a game, which is third-most among active players...hit seven leadoff home runs in 2015 to set a franchise-record for a single season (previous team best was six by Jose Reyes)...Has 11 leadoff home runs in his Mets career, second-most in team history (Reyes has 16). Batted.283 (15-53) in 14 postseason games last year with two doubles, three home runs and 12 RBI. Had surgery on November 3 to repair a torn ligament in his left thumb. #12 JUAN LAGARES.400, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 1-2 Home: -- Last HR: 9/5/15 at MIA (Hand) Season High, Hits: 1, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC RISP: -- Road:.400 (2-5), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 63 Season High, Runs: 1, 4/3 at KC Streak: 2 games (.400, 2-5) Road Trip:.400 (2-5), R Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.310 (49-158) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Hit.298 (14-47) with one triple, one home run, seven RBI and five runs scored in 21 games during Spring Training. From August 1 to the end of the 2015 regular season, he batted.287 (25-87) with five doubles, one triple, three home runs and 15 RBI in 33 games. Scored seven runs in 13 postseason games while hitting.348 (8-23) overall...was 3-10 (.300) with a stolen base and two runs scored in five World Series games. Had two hits off the bench in Game 1 of the World Series at KC...It was the 23rd time in World Series history a player had a multi-hit game in a game he did not start. #26 KEVIN PLAWECKI.---, -- HR, -- RBI Last Game: DNP Home: -- Last HR: 9/27/15 at CIN (Lorenzen) Season High, Hits: -- RISP: -- Road: -- At-Bats since last HR: 6 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: -- Road Trip: DNP Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.250 (4-16) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: -- Made his first Opening Day roster...hit.244 (11-45) with three doubles, one home run and four RBI in 19 Spring Training games. Batted.219 (51-233) with nine doubles, three home runs and 21 RBI in 73 games during his rookie season in Was on the playoff roster for the NLDS, NLCS and World Series but did not see any action. Hit 52 points higher on the road last season (.242) than he did at home (.190). #20 NEIL WALKER.---,.250, -- 1 HR, -- 3 RBI Last Game: 2-4, HR, 2 RBI, R, K Home: -- Last HR: 4/5 at KC (C. Young) Season High, Hits: 2, 4/5 at KC RISP:.000 (0-1), 1 RBI Road:.250 (2-8), 1 HR At-Bats since last HR: 2 Season High, Runs: 1, 4/5 at KC Streak: 1 game (.500, 2-4) Road Trip:.250 (2-8), 1 HR, 3 RBI Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: 2, 4/5 at KC Game-Winning RBI: 1 Career vs. PHI:.236 (30-127) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: -- Hit his first home run as a Met on 4/5 at KC off Chris Young...Was also the first home run of the season for the Mets overall. Is in his first season with the Mets after being acquired on December 9, 2015 from Pittsburgh in exchange for LHP Jonathon Niese...Spent each of his seven big league season prior to this year with Pittsburgh. Hit.192 (10-52) with two doubles, one triple, one home run and two RBI in 19 Spring Training games. Has 70 home runs since the start of 2012, most among NL second basemen in that stretch. Is one of two ML second basemen to have at least 20 doubles and 10 home runs in each of the last six seasons...the other is also Cano. Led all NL second basemen in extra-base hits (50), home runs (16) and slugging percentage (.428) in #5 DAVID WRIGHT.143, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 1-3, 2 BB, K, 2 SB Home: -- Last HR: 10/30/15 vs. KC (Ventura) Season High, Hits: 1, 4/5 at KC RISP:.000 (0-2) Road:.143 (1-7), 0 HR At-Bats since last HR: 14 Season High, Runs: -- Streak: 1 game (.333, 1-3) Road Trip:.143 (1-7) Game-Tying HR: -- Season High, RBI: -- Game-Winning RBI: -- Career vs. PHI:.286 ( ) Go-Ahead HR: -- Season High, SB: 2, 4/5 at KC Stole two bases on 4/5 at KC...Was his first multi-steal game since June 25, 2013 at Chicago-AL. Has 34 career home runs vs. Philadelphia (183 games), which is the most for any active player against the Phillies...Carlos Beltran of the Yankees (30) is second. Made his 12th Opening Day start, now the most in team history...was tied with Tom Seaver and Bud Harrelson with 11. Batted.241 (7-29) with one home run and three RBI in 10 Spring Training games. Missed 115 games during the regular season in 2015 after being diagnosed with spinal stenosis...hit.289 (44-152) with five home runs and 17 RBI in 38 games. Hit a home run in his first World Series at-bat at home (off Yordano Ventura)...Was his second career postseason home run...drove in seven runs and walked 10 times during last year's postseason (14 games). Mets: Collins' Challenges...1 # of plays overturned...-- # of plays that stood...1 Number of plays confi rmed...-- INSTANT REPLAY REVIEWS Opponents: Opponent Challenges...-- # of plays overturned...-- # of plays that stood...-- Number of plays confi rmed...-- Total number of plays viewed by teams via instant replay: 1 Crew chief reviews: 0 Longest time of replay: 1:27, 4/3 at KC Quickest time of replay: 1:27, 4/3 at KC Cabrera --- Campbell.000 (0-3, 2 K) Cespedes.167 (1-6 2 K) Conforto.500 (4-8, 1 HR, 2 RBI) d Arnaud.000 (0-3, 1 K) De Aza --- Duda --- Flores.167 (1-6, 1 K) Granderson.200 (1-5, 1 HR, 2 RBI) Lagares.000 (0-3, 1 K) Plawecki.000 (0-2, 1 BB, 1 K) METS vs. EICKHOFF Walker --- Wright.000 (0-3)

5 APRIL 8 VS. PHILADELPHIA BULLPEN PAGE PAGE 5 #59 ANTONIO BASTARDO - LHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: , PIT vs. LAD Last Loss: , PIT vs. MIN SV/OP (Last): 0-0, , PIT vs. SD Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-0, 0 SV, 5.56 ERA (7 ER/11.1 IP), 5 BB, 8 K Has held lefties to a.178 (76-427) career batting average...his 343 strikeouts since 2011 rank second among NL relievers behind Aroldis Champman (527). Has pitched in 60 or more games in four of the last five years. Signed a two-year deal with the Mets on January 22, #39 JERRY BLEVINS - LHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: vs. MIA Last Loss: , WAS vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 0-0, , OAK at DET Holds: 0 First Batter: 1-1 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-1, 0 SV, 4.00 ERA (4 ER/9.0 IP), 5 BB, 7 K Opponents are 0-18 vs. Blevins as a Met...Pitched a perfect inning on April 3 vs. KC...The opposition was 0-15 vs. Blevins last year before he suffered a fractured left forearm on a line drive off the bat of Miami s Dee Gordon on April 19...Re-fractured his left forearm on August 3. Pitched in 60 or more games three straight years ( ). #27 JEURYS FAMILIA - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: vs. SF Last Loss: vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 1-1, Holds: 0 First Batter: 1-1 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 1-0, 0 SV, 5.40 ERA (6 ER/10.0 IP), 4 BB, 13 K Worked a ninth on April 5 at KC for his first save of the year in a 2-0 win...it was his 50th career save. Finished third in the majors with 43 saves in Tied the club s single-season save record...armando Benitez also had 43 saves in Familia was one of 12 pitchers in major league history to record 40 or more saves age 25 or younger. Had the ninth-lowest ERA (1.85) in the majors (min innings)...was the fourth-lowest ERA in team history (min. 60 innings). Had five saves last year of four or more outs which was tied for the third-most in the majors. #51 JIM HENDERSON - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: , MIL at PIT Last Loss: , MIL at CIN SV/OP (Last): , MIL at NYM Holds: 1 First Batter: 1-1 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-0, 0 SV, 1.69 ERA (2 ER/10.2 IP), 1 BB, 13 K Worked 1.0 scoreless inning on April 5 at KC earning a hold...it was his first major league outing since May 1, He became the eighth Canadian-born player to appear in a game for the Mets. Missed most of the last two years after undergoing right should surgery in Saved 28 games for Milwaukee in 2013, a Brewers rookie record. Has his contract selected on April 1...Was signed as a minor league free agent on Nov. 20, Pitched for Canada in the 2013 World Baseball Classic. #32 STEVEN MATZ - LHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 4.22 vs. ATL Last Loss: vs. CHC SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 1-2, 0 SV, 4.94 ERA (13 ER/23.2 IP), 13 BB, 16 K Will pitch out of the bullpen the first week of the season...has never made a relief appearance...has one pro relief outing with Las Vegas (AAA) in Became the first pitcher in Mets history to allow two runs or fewer in each of his first five ML starts...went 4-0 with a 2.27 ERA in six starts last year. Made 3 postseason starts, including a no-decision in Game 4 of the World Series vs. KC. #43 ADDISON REED - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: WAS Last Loss: vs. WAS SV/OP (Last): 0-0, ATL Holds: 1 First Batter: 1-1 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-1, 1 SV, 2.53 ERA (3 ER/10.2 IP), 2 BB, 7 K His 1.42 ERA (5 ER/31.2 IP) was the second-lowest ERA in the majors from July 29 through the end of the season (min. 30 innings). Had one win, one save and six holds after he was acquired by NY on July 30, Was unscored upon in 7 of his 9 postseason games...had a hold in Game 4 of the WS. METS BULLPEN TOTALS Record: 0-0 Holds: 2 Saves/Op: 1-1 ERA: 0.00 (0 ER/5.1 IP) Hits: 1 Runs: 0 Home Runs: 0 Walks: 0 Strikeouts: 4 First Batter Retired/Faced: 4-5 (80 %) Inherited Runners/Stranded: 2-1 (50%) Record when bullpen doesn t allow a run: 1-1 Record when bullpen allows a run: 0-0 BULLPEN NOTES The pen did not allow a run in 5.1 innings in the two games vs. the Royals...They struck out five and surrendered just one hit. The Mets pen ranked 11th in the majors with a 3.48 ERA last year. New York s bullpen allowed 42 home runs in 2015, tied for the sixth-fewest in the majors. The pen picked up 26 wins, tied for the 13thmost in the majors. BULLPEN - LAST THREE SERIES Opp W-L-S IP H R ER BB K PHI MIA BULLPEN BY MONTH W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB K April May June July Aug. Sept. LAST THREE APPEARANCES ANTONIO BASTARDO ND WAS ND ND JERRY BLEVINS 3.29 MIA ND CHC ND ND JEURYS FAMILIA 3.30 WAS ND ND S JIM HENDERSON 3.29 MIA ND CHI ND H STEVEN MATZ L WAS ND W #47 HANSEL ROBLES - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: vs. MIA Last Loss: vs. NYY SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-0, 1 SV, 4.63 ERA (6 ER/11.2 IP), 6 BB, 15 K Was suspended the first two games of the year for throwing at Philadelphia s Cameron Rupp on September 30. Led the team with 12 holds in Posted the 12th-lowest batting average against (.190) among all NL pitchers (min. 40 innings) last year...his 57 outings ranked fifth among NL rookies. #35 LOGAN VERRETT - RHP 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: COL Last Loss: vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 0-0, LAD Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Stranded: 0-0 vs. PHI in 16: 0-0, 0 SV -- ERA (- ER/- IP) 16 SPRING STATS: 0-0, 1 SV, 1.15 ERA (2 ER/15.2 IP), 0 BB, 7 K Went 1-1 with a 3.63 ERA (9 ER/22.1 IP) in nine starts with the Mets and 0-1 with a 2.20 ERA (4 ER/16.1 IP) in 10 games in relief in Pitched 2.0 or more innings in 12 of 18 outings in the majors last year...earned a 3.0 inning save on July 5 at Los Angeles-NL. ADDISON REED 3.29 MIA ND CHI ND H HANSEL ROBLES ND WAS ND CHI ND LOGAN VERRETT 3.27 WAS ND MIA ND ND

6 APRIL 8 vs. PHILADELPHIA HIGH/LOW & CHARTS PAGE 6 INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS Longest Hitting Streak...2 games, Cabrera, Duda & Lagares, 4/3-present Most Runs, Game... 1, 5x, last - Walker, Céspedes, 4/5 at KC Most Hits, Game.....2, 2x, last - Walker, 4/5 at KC Most RBI, Game...2, 2x, last - Walker, 4/5 at KC Most Doubles, Game... 1, Conforto, 4/3 at KC Most Triples, Game... Most Home Runs, Game...1, Walker, 4/5 at KC Home Runs, Consecutive Games... Grand Slams... Pinch-Hit Home Runs... Leadoff Home Runs... Walk-off Home Runs... Most Walks, Game... 2, 2x, last - Wright, 4/5 at KC Most Strikeouts, Game... 3, Granderson, 4/5 at KC Most Total Bases, Game... 5, Walker, 4/5 at KC Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...1, 2x, last - Walker, 4/5 at KC Most Stolen Bases, Game... 2, Wright, 4/5 at KC TEAM BATTING HIGHS Most Runs, Game...3, 4/3 at KC Fewest Runs, Game...2, 4/5 at KC Most Runs, Inning...3, 8th inning, 4/3 at KC Most Hits, Game... 7, 4/3 at KC Fewest Hits, Game...6, 4/5 at KC Most Hits, Inning...3, 8th inning, 4/3 at KC Most Total Bases, Game...9, 4/5 at KC Most Doubles, Game...1, 4/3 at KC Most Triples, Game... Most Home Runs, Game...1, 4/5 at KC Grand Slams, Game... Home Runs, Consecutive Games... Most Home Runs, Inning... Back-to-Back Home Runs... Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...1, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game...6, 4/3 at KC Most Walks, Extra Innings... Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game...9, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings... Most Stolen Bases, Game...2, 4/5 at KC LOB, Nine Innings...9, 2x, last - 4/5 at KC LOB, Extra Innings... Most Double Plays Hit into, Game... Most Errors, Team, Game...1, 4/3 at KC Most Errors, Individual, Game...1, Céspedes, 4/3 at KC Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game...3, 4/3 at KC Consecutive Errorless Games, Team...1 game, 4/5-present C - d Arnaud - 2 1B - Duda - 2 2B - Walker - 2 3B - Wright - 2 SS - Cabrera - 2 LF - Céspedes - 1, De Aza - 1 RF - Granderson - 2 CF - Cespedes - 1, Lagares - 1 P - Harvey - 1, Syndergaard - 1 DH - Conforto - 2 STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER - TOTAL BATTING ORDERS (2) 1st - Granderson - 2 2nd - Wright - 2 3rd - Céspedes - 2 4th - Duda - 2 5th - Walker - 2 6th - Conforto - 2 7th - Cabrera - 2 8th - d Arnaud - 2 9th - De Aza - 1, Lagares - 1 CATCHERS STEALING Name CS ATT PCT d Arnaud 0 2 0% Plawecki Totals 0 2 0% FIELDING STARTERS BY POSITION CURRENT DISABLED LIST Name Injury On DL Return Date Wheeler Tommy John Surgery April 1 Edgin Tommy John Surgery April 1 MULTI-RUN INNINGS Runs Times Last 2 1 4/5 at KC (4th) 3 1 4/3 at KC (8th) TOTALS OPPONENTS NY METS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Game... 4, Harvey, 4/3 at KC Most Hits Allowed, Game... 8, Harvey, 4/3 at KC Most Home Runs Allowed, Game... Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning... Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter... 9, Syndergaard, 4/5 at KC Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever... 2, Henderson, 4/5 at KC Most Walks, Game... 2, Harvey, 4/3 at KC Longest Winning Streak...1 game, Syndergaard, 4/5-present Longest Losing Streak...1 game, Harvey, 4/3-present Most Innings Pitched, Game...6.0, Syndergaard, 4/5 at KC Most Innings Pitched, Reliever , Colón, 4/3 at KC Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter...6.0, Syndergaard, 4/5 at KC Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever , Colón, 4/3 at KC TEAM PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed...4, 4/3 at KC Most Runs Allowed, Inning...2, 6th inning, 4/3 at KC Most Hits Allowed, Game...9, 4/3 at KC Most Hits Allowed, Inning...4, 6th inning, 4/3 at KC Fewest Runs Allowed, Game...0, 4/5 at KC Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...3, 4/5 at KC Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings , 4/3-present Most Home Runs Allowed, Game... Back-to-Back Home Runs, Allowed... Leadoff Home Runs, Allowed... Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings... 12, 4/5 at KC Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings... Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings...2, 4/3 at KC Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings... Fewest Walks Allowed, Game...1, 4/5 at KC Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings...4, 4/5 at KC Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings... TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game... 3:13, 4/3 at KC Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game... Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...2:51, 4/5 at KC Longest Game, Innings , 2x, last - 4/5 at KC Largest Paid Attendance, Home... Largest Paid Attendance, Road...40,030, 4/3 at KC Smallest Paid Attendance, Home... Smallest Paid Attendance, Road...39,782, 4/5 at KC Home Sellouts... Longest Winning Streak...1 game, 4/5-present Longest Losing Streak...1 game, 4/3 Largest Deficit Overcome... Largest Lead Lost... OUTFIELD ASSISTS (-) NAME TOTAL (LAST) 2-HR Games (--) HOME RUN CHART Coca-Cola Corner HR (--) Leadoff HR (--) Pinch-Hit HR (--) Walk-off HR (--) Grand Slams (--) Back-to-Back HR (--) CAREER WALKOFFS Player Times Last Cabrera (HR) Campbell 0 - Cespedes (1B) Conforto 0 - d Arnaud (1B) De Aza (SF) Duda (FC) Flores (HR) Granderson (1B) Lagares 0 - Plawecki 0 - Walker (1B) Wright (1B) RECORD BREAKDOWN Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Out Hit Opponent Get Out Hit Equal in Hits Quality Start Non Quality Start Shutouts One Run Games Two Run Games Score 4 or More Runs Score 3 or Less Runs Hit a Home Run Hit 2+ Home Runs Do Not Allow a Home Run Hit More Home Runs Opponent Hits More HRs Starter Goes Starter Goes Starter Goes Home Road Day Games Night Games Scoring First Opponent Scores First vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West Interleague Series at Home Series on Road Overall Series First Game of Series Rubber Game of Series Last Game of Series Series Sweeps Errorless Walk-off Last At-Bat Extra Innings vs. LHP Starters vs. RHP Starters MISC. WINS Come from Behind Wins... last -- Wins in Last At-Bat... last - Walk-off Wins... last -

7 APRIL 8 VS. PHILADELPHIA GAME BY GAME RESULTS PAGE 7 DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos. L, 3-4 Volquez (1-0) Harvey (0-1) Davis (1) 0-1 5th/-0.5 4/4 Off Day W, 2-0 Syndergaard (1-0) Young (0-1) Familia (1) 1-1 2nd/-0.5 4/6 Off Day 4/7 Off Day 4/8 PHI 4/9 PHI 4/10 PHI 4/11 MIA 4/12 MIA 4/13 MIA 4/14 Off Day 4/21 Off Day 4/25 CIN 4/26 CIN 4/27 CIN 4/28 Off Day 4/29 SF 4/30 SF 5/1 SF 5/2 ATL 5/3 ATL 5/4 ATL /16 Off Day 5/17 WAS 5/18 WAS 5/19 WAS 5/20 MIL 5/21 MIL 5/22 MIL 5/26 Off Day 5/27 LAD 5/28 LAD 5/29 LAD 5/30 CHW 5/31 CHW 6/1 CHW 6/2 Off Day /13 Off Day 6/14 PIT 6/15 PIT 6/16 PIT 6/17 ATL 6/18 ATL 6/19 ATL 6/20 Off Day 6/21 KC 6/22 KC 6/30 CHC 7/1 CHC 7/2 CHC 7/3 CHC 7/4 MIA 7/5 MIA 7/6 MIA 7/7 WAS 7/8 WAS 7/9 WAS 7/10 WAS 7/11 Off Day 7/12 All-Star Game (Petco Park in San Diego) 7/13 Off Day 7/14 Off Day DATE OPP W/L WP LP SV Rec. Pos. 7/21 Off Day 7/25 StL 7/26 StL 7/27 StL 7/28 COL 7/29 COL 7/30 COL 7/31 COL 8/1 NYY 8/2 NYY 8/8 Off Day 8/9 ARI 8/10 ARI 8/11 ARI 8/12 SD 8/13 SD 8/14 SD 8/22 Off Day 8/26 PHI 8/27 PHI 8/28 PHI 8/29 MIA 8/30 MIA 8/31 MIA 9/1 MIA 9/2 WAS 9/3 WAS 9/4 WAS 9/8 Off Day 9/15 Off Day 9/16 MIN 9/17 MIN 9/18 MIN 9/19 ATL 9/20 ATL 9/21 ATL 9/22 PHI 9/23 PHI 9/24 PHI 9/25 PHI 9/29 Off Day APRIL TOTALS 1-1 Team ERA: 1.59 Team Batting:.197 MAY TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 JUNE TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 JULY TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 FIRST HALF 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 AUGUST TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 SEPTEMBER TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 OCTOBER TOTALS 0-0 Team ERA: 0.00 Team Batting:.000 RECORD BY MONTH Month Home Road Total April May June July August September October Totals RECORD BY DAY Day Home Road Total Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Totals

8 APRIL 8 VS. PHILADELPHIA THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... PAGE 8 HITTING Two Home Runs, Single Game, Player... Lucas Duda, September 29, 2015 at Philadelphia (off David Buchanan & Ken Giles) Three Home Runs, Single Game, Player...Yoenis Cespedes, August 21, 2015 at Colorado (GS, solo, two-run) Hit for the Cycle...Scott Hairston, April 27, 2012 at Colorado Inside-the-Park Home Run...Ruben Tejada, September 2, 2015 vs. Philadelphia (off Aaron Nola) Leadoff Home Run...Curtis Granderson, August 18, 2015 at Baltimore (off Kevin Gausman) Walk-off Home Run...Wilmer Flores, July 31, 2015 vs. Washington (off Felipe Rivero) Pinch-Hit Home Run...Juan Uribe, September 18, 2015 vs. Yankees (off Masahiro Tanaka) Grand Slam...Lucas Duda, September 26, 2015 at Cincinnati (off John Lamb) Pinch-Hit Grand Slam...Ike Davis, April 5, 2014, vs. Cincinnati (off J.J. Hoover) Walk-off Grand Slam...Ike Davis, April 5, 2014, vs. Cincinnati (off J.J. Hoover) Four Home Runs, Team...July 25, 2015 vs. Los Angeles-NL (Won, 15-2; Lucas Duda-2, Kelly Johnson, Daniel Murphy) Five Home Runs, Team...August 21, 2015 at Colorado (Won, 14-9; Yoenis Cespedes-3, Travis d Arnaud, Michael Conforto) Six Home Runs, Team...June 15, 1999 at Cincinnati (Won, 11-3; Ricky Henderson-2; John Olerud, Mike Piazza, Edgardo Alfonzo, Matt Franco) Seven Home Runs, Team...April 19, 2005 at Philadelphia (Won 16-4; Jose Reyes-2; Victor Diaz-2, Mike Piazza, Doug Mientkiewicz, David Wright) Eight Home Runs, Team August 24, 2015 at Philadelphia (Wilmer Flores-2, David Wright, Travis d Arnaud, Michael Cuddyer, Juan Lagares, Daniel Murphy, Yoenis Cespedes) Back-to-Back Home Runs...Wilmer Flores & Travis d Arnaud, September 5, 2015 at Miami (off Brad Hand) Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs... Carlos Delgado, David Wright & Paul Lo Duca, June 7, 2007 vs. Philadelphia (off Cole Hamels, 6th inning) Three Home Runs in an Inning...Curtis Granderson, Daniel Murphy & Lucas Duda (August 2, 2015 off Jordan Zimmermann - 3rd inning) PITCHING Complete Game... Bartolo Colon, September 5, 2015, at Miami (Won, 7-0) Complete-Game Shutout... Bartolo Colon, September 5, 2015, at Miami (Won, 7-0) No-Hitter... Johan Santana, June 1, 2012, vs. St. Louis (Won, 8-0) One-Hitter, Complete Game- 8.0 or more innings... R.A. Dickey, June 18, 2012, vs. Baltimore (Won, 5-0) Two-Hitter, Complete Game... Miguel Batista, September 28, 2011, vs. Cincinnati (Won, 3-0) Back-to-Back Shutouts, Individual...Johan Santana, May 26, 2012 vs. San Diego (9-0) & June 1, 2012 vs. St. Louis (8-0) Back-to-Back Shutouts, Team...August 11-12, 2015 (vs. Colorado, won, 4-0 and 3-0) Three Straight Shutouts, Team... May 25, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (8-0), May 26, 2010 vs. Philadelphia (5-0) & May 27, 2010 vs Philadelphia (3-0) 10+ Strikeouts, Individual... Matt Harvey, October 3, 2015 (G2) vs. Washington (11 strikeouts in 6.0 innings, Lost, 13-8) 15+ Strikeouts, Individual... Al Leiter, August 1, 1999, at Chicago (NL), 15 in 7.0 innings (No-Decision,Won, 5-4, 13 innings) Three Hits, Pitcher...Steven Matz, June 28, 2015 vs. Cincinnati (2B, 2 1B0 Home Run, Pitcher...Matt Harvey, July 11, 2015 vs. Arizona (off Patrick Corbin) Four RBI, Pitcher...Steven Matz, June 28, 2015 vs. Cincinnati Two Home Runs, Pitcher... Walt Terrell, August 6, 1983, at Chicago (NL) MISCELLANEOUS Last 1-0 Victory...October 4, 2015 vs. Washington Last 1-0 Loss...June 30, 2015 vs. Chicago-NL Triple Play...August 24, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL, 6th inning, 3B Eric Campbell, 2B Daniel Murphy, 1B Lucas Duda, C Travis d Arnaud, Batter-Matt Kemp Opponent Triple Play... June 10, 2010 vs. San Diego (Game Two), 3B Chase Headley to 2B Lance Zawadzki to 1B Adrian Gonzalez, Batter- Ruben Tejada Position Player Pitching...Anthony Recker, June 30, 2013, vs. Washington (Lost, 13-2) Pitcher, Pinch Hitting...Jacob degrom, July 19, 2015 at St. Louis (Walked) Opponent Steal of Home... Jesus Guzman, August 11, 2011 vs. San Diego Steal of Home... Eric Campbell, August 29, 2014 vs. Philadelphia NEW YORK METS RECENT TRANSACTIONS APRIL 5 Signed C RENE RIVERA to a minor league contract. APRIL 1 Optioned C JOHNNY MONELL, RHP ERIK GOEDDEL, LHP SEAN GILMARTIN and INF MATT REYNOLDS...Selected the contract of RHP JIM HENDERSON...Placed LHP JOSH EDGIN and RHP ZACK WHEELER on the 15-Day DL. MARCH 25 Re-assigned INF DANNY MUNO, T.J. RIVERA and TY KELLY and OF ROGER BERNADINA to minor league camp...released RHP BUDDY CARLYLE. MARCH 16 Released INF RUBEN TEJADA. MARCH 15 Optioned INF DILSON HERRERA, RHP GABRIEL YNOA, LHP JOSH SMOKER, RHP JEFF WALTERS, RHP SETH LUGO, RHP ROBERT GSELLMAN and OF BRANDON NIMMO...Re-assigned LHP DUANE BELOW, RHP STOLMY PIMENTEL, INF GAVIN CECCHINI, INF DOMINIC SMITH, INF MARC KRAUSS and OF TRAVIS TAIJERON to minor league camp. MARCH 11 Optioned LHP DARIO ALVAREZ, RHP RAFAEL MONTERO and RHP AKEEL MORRIS to minor league camp...resigned RHP CHASE BRADFORD, RHP PAUL SEWALD and C RAYWILLT GOMEZ.