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1 Iowa Cubs Game Notes Triple-A Affiliate of the Chicago Cubs since 1981 Media Relations Contacts Randy Wehofer Matt Grilli Oklahoma City RedHawks (74-69) vs. Iowa Cubs (73-70) Monday, September 1, 2014 Principal Park Des Moines, IA RH Alex White (3-5, 6.02) vs. RH Dae-Eun Rhee (2-2, 4.39) End of the Regular Season 2015: IOWA CUBS QUICK FACTS Home Road Day Night vs. LH starter vs. RH starter Win / Loss streak... W4 Longest win streak... 7 Longest losing streak... 8 Extra innings Shutouts Quality Starts One-run games Two-run games Lead after Tied after Trail after Lead after Tied after Trail after Cubs score first Opp. scores first Score 4 or more runs Score fewer than 4 runs Score 10+ runs Opp. score 10+ runs Comeback wins Wins in last AB Opp. wins in last AB Iowa homers Iowa 10+ hits Opponent 10+ hit Out-hit opponent Equal hit total Out-hit by opponent Most hits in a game Fewest hits in a game (9)... 1 Fewest hits in a game (7)... 3 No errors With 1 error With 2 errors With 3+ errors Travel days First game of series Vs. NL affiliates Vs. AL affiliates Largest home crowd...14,128 Largest road crowd... 12,506 Upcoming Probables Opening Day: Thursday, April Memphis Home Opener: Friday, April 17 vs. Oklahoma City TODAY S GAME: The Iowa Cubs and Oklahoma City RedHawks wrap up the 2014 regular season with the final game of a four-game series. The RedHawks are the Pacific Coast League affiliate of the Houston Astros. CALL IT A COMEBACK: The Cubs scored six runs in the bottom of the eighth inning to beat the RedHawks 11-8 yesterday afternoon. RF Ryan Kalish greeted reliever Patrick Urckfitz with a three-run homer that gave the Cubs a 10-8 lead. Kalish has homered in each of the last two games in this series and recorded a season-high four RBI in yesterday s game. Four of his eight home runs this season have come against the RedHawks and the lefty has hit five of his home runs against southpaw pitchers. Yesterday s win was the Cubs 34th comeback win of the season and the team s sixth when trailing after seven innings. WINNING SEASON: Yesterday s win guaranteed the Cubs a winning record this season, the team s first since The Cubs will finish with a wining record at Principal Park for the 13th time in the last 14 years. Omaha beat Colorado Springs last night to clinch the American Nothern Division crown, but the Cubs will finish with the best record within divisional play. The Cubs enter play today with a record within the division. Omaha is JONNY ON THE SPOT: INF Jonathan Mota continued his strong finish to the season, going 2-for-5 with three RBI yesterday. Mota has hit safely in nine of his last 10 games and is batting.372 (16-for-43) with two doubles, a triple, two home runs, seven runs scored, and seven RBI during this stretch. BROKEN RECORDS: The Cubs have set a franchise record and lead the league with 15 shutouts this season. The previous team record of 13 shutouts was set in The team has also set a record for most quality starts with 78. The previous high was 73 in Closer Blake Parker has 25 saves to tie the single-season franchise record set by Jermaine Van Buren in Parker is already the franchise s career leader with 66 saves. On offense, the Cubs have set a record for most strikeouts in a season. Entering play today, the Cubs have fanned 1,276 times. The previous record with 1,093 in I-Cubs In August/September (All Times Central) August NO W, 9-2 August OMA L, 2-6 August OMA L, 5-7 August OMA W, 6-0 August OMA W, 7-4 August 6 OFF DAY August OKC L, 4-16 August OKC W, 8-5 August OKC L, 6-9 August OKC W, 10-2 August OKC W, 3-0 August 12 LV L, 5-6 August 13 LV L, 4-6 August 14 LV W, 6-5 (12) August 15 LV L, 0-2 August 16 SL L, 3-5 August 17 SL L, 2-3 August 18 SL L, 5-7 August 19 SL L, 2-4 August REN L, 4-11 August REN L, 2-7 August REN L, 6-11 August REN W, 10-7 August TAC L, 4-5 (14) August TAC W, 8-0 August TAC L, 3-5 August TAC W, 3-2 August 28 OFF DAY August 29 OKC W, 5-4 (11) August 30 OKC W, 3-0 August 31 OKC W, 11-8 Sept. 1 OKC 12:05 p.m. VS. OKLAHOMA CITY: The Cubs lead this series 3-0 and have won five straight games against the RedHawks. The Cubs longest winning streak against the RedHawks is six games. The Cubs lead the season series 9-6 and will win the season series over the RedHawks for the first time since The Cubs lost two-of three in Bricktown, July 4-6, but won three-of-five in their second visit to Oklahoma City, July The teams split their first four-game set at Principal Park, July 11-13, including a double-header split on July 12. Last year, the Cubs and RedHawks split the season series 8-8, with both teams finishing 6-2 at home. The Cubs lead the all-time PCL series , including a mark at home. LEAGUE LEADERS: RH Blake Parker will become the first Cubs pitcher to lead the PCL in saves. The last Iowa pitcher to lead the league in saves was Laddie Renfroe in 1991 when the Cubs played in the American Association. INF Arismendy Alcantara was called up by Chicago on July 9, but his 11 triples still lead the PCL. Three players are tied for second with nine. Barring an unexpected result, Alcantara will become the eighth Cub to lead the league in triples and the third to lead the PCL. Brett Jackson was the last to do it in ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: 3B Kris Bryant went 1-for-3 yesterday, was hit by a pitch twice, and scored a run. Since joining the Cubs on June 19, Bryant leads the PCL in total bases (150) and is tied for the league lead in extra-base hits (36) and runs (54). He ranks second in OPS (1.043), is tied for second in home runs (21), is third in slugging (.625), and tied for third in RBI (51). In his first full season of pro ball, Bryant is batting a combined.326 (159- for-488) with 43 home runs and 109 RBI in 137 games between double-a and the I-Cubs this season. Bryant leads all of minor league baseball in homers, extra-base hits (78), total bases (324), slugging (.664), and OPS (1.102). He is second in RBI, runs scored (115), and OBP (.438). JOE BAUMAN AWARD: Iowa-based Musco Lighting sponsors the Joe Bauman Award, presented to the top home run hitter in Minor League Baseball. Entering play today, Kris Bryant is vying for the title and leads Joey Gallo of Frisco by two home runs. Bryant would be the second I-Cub in four years to win the award. Bryan LaHair won with 38 home runs in 2011.

2 TODAY S STARTING PITCHER #43 Dae-Eun Rhee (2-2, 4.39) Height: 6-2 Weight: 190 Throws: Left Bats: Right Born: March 23, 1989 Opening Day Age: 25 Resides: Seoul, South Korea RH Dae-Eun Rhee makes his ninth appearance and eighth start for the I-Cubs today. His last start was on Wednesday, August 27 at Tacoma. He pitched 6.1 shutout innings and earned the win in the Cubs 3-2 victory. He allowed four hits, walked two, and struck out six to record his third quality start with Iowa. It was Rhee s third start of at least six innings without allowing an earned run with the I-Cubs this year. The Cubs are 2-5 when Rhee starts this year. SOUTHERN COMFORT: Rhee joined the I-Cubs on July 8 from double-a Tennessee where he was 5-4 with a 3.27 ERA (38ER/104.2IP) in 18 games (16 starts). He allowed 89 hits and 40 walks while striking out 61. At the time of his promotion, his ERA ranked 10th in the Southern League. GO THE DISTANCE: Rhee led the Florida State League with four complete games in 17 starts with high-a Daytona. Three of those complete games were seven-inning contests as part of double-headers and one was a rain-shortened five-inning game. One was a shutout in a 1-0 victory over Tampa in game two of a twin bill on July 1. He allowed three hits, walked one, and struck out six in his only career shutout. DOCTOR S ORDERS: Rhee has logged considerable time on the disabled list in his career. He was on the disabled list from April 15-July 19 last season with a right shoulder strain. He was also on the DL with a blister on his right middle finger, April 10-May 1, In 2009, he began the season on the disabled list while recovering from Tommy John surgery. He had the surgery on July 15, 2008 after 10 starts with single-a Peoria. vs. OKLAHOMA CITY: This is Rhee s third appearance and second start against the RedHawks. He has no record and a 5.19 ERA (5ER/8.2IP) with four walks and seven strikeouts in the season series. Rhee allowed one run on three hits in three innings in his only relief appearance on July 13 at Principal Park. His start was on August 9 at Bricktown. He allowed four runs on seven hits in 5.2 innings and left the game with the Cubs and RedHawks tied at four. Rhee didn t get a decision as the RedHawks went on to win 9-6. RHEE S 2014 STARTS FOR IOWA Date Opponent Score Dec. IP H R ER HR BB SO NOTES Omaha L, 6-7 ND Left game trailing 4-3 7/23 New Orleans W, 13-4 Win st QS, 1st Triple-A Win New Orleans L, 1-2 (10) ND nd quality start Omaha L, 5-7 Loss HR to C. Peguero, HR to M Fields Oklahoma City L, 6-9 ND Left with game tied 4-4 Reno L, 6-11 Loss HR to Danny Dorn Tacoma W, 3-2 Win rd quality start RHEE S CAREER STATISTICS Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO 2008 Peoria Mesa Boise Daytona Daytona * Tennessee Tennessee Mesa Boise Tennessee Iowa Minor League Totals *Led League

3 IOWA CUBS HITTING NOTES #13 David Bote IF Right/Right Current +2 games 8/30 vs. OKC, 1-3 This Series: 1-3, R Last Series: 2-3, R, HR, RBI, BB, K, SB Last Home Run: TAC (J. Gilheeney) #19 Kris Bryant IF Right/Right Current +2 games 1-3, R, K, 2HBP This Series: 2-10, R, 2BB, 4K, 2HBP Last Series: 3-18, 2R, 3B, HR, 3RBI, 2BB, 7K Last Home Run: TAC (F. Snow) #11 Andrew Ely IF Left/Right Current +2 games 1-4, 2B, 2RBI, BB This Series: 2-8, 2B, 3RBI, BB, 2K Last Series: 2-14, R, RBI, BB, 4K Last Home Run: REN (J. Todd) #1 Jae-Hoon Ha OF Right/Right Current +4 games 2-4, 2R This Series: 4-11, 3R, RBI, 2K, SH Last Series: 2-12, 2R, 2B, HR, RBI, 2K Last Home Run: MTG (M. Colla) #2 Ryan Kalish OF Left/Left Current +2 games 3-5, 2R, HR, 4RBI, K This Series: 4-13, 3R, 2HR, 7RBI, 3K, SH Last Series: 5-19, R, 2DBL, RBI, BB, 4K, SB Last Home Run: 8/31/14 vs. OKC (P. Urckfitz) #22 Junior Lake OF Right/Right Current +1 game (+10 of 13) 1-5, R, 2B, RBI, K This Series: 3-12, R, 2B, RBI, 2BB, K, SB Last Series: 6-20, 4R, 2DBL, HR, 4RBI, BB, 7K, SB Last Home Run: TAC (L. Kensing) #29 Rafael Lopez C Left/Right Current +2 games 3-5, R, 2K This Series: 4-13, R, 5K, 2GDP Last Series: 6-17, 2R, 2B, BB, 3K, GDP, HBP Last Home Run: FRE (J. Bucardo) #20 Jonathan Mota IF Right/Right Current +4 games 2-5, R, 3RBI, K, GDP This Series: 6-11, 4R, 3B, HR, 4RBI, 2K, SB, SH Last Series: 4-18, R, HR, RBI, 6K Last Home Run: 8/30/14 vs. OKC (L. Cruz) #6 Elliot Soto IF Right/Right Current +4 games 2-4, 2R, 2B This Series: 4-11, 4R, 2B, RBI, 2BB, 3K Last Series: 3-15, 2R, 2B, RBI, BB, 5K, SF Last Home Run: OKC (Wojciechowski) #32 Eli Whiteside C Right/Right Current +1 game 2-4, R, HR, RBI, K This Series: 2-9, R, HR, RBI, 3BB, 3K Last Series: 4-10, 2DBL, 2K Last Home Run: 8/31/14 vs. OKC (A. Bass) Longest Hit 2 (Current) - Joined Iowa from short-season Boise on August 27 and was 2-for-3 and hit 2nd of back-to-back HR w/ Ha in triple-a debut - Batted.260 (13-for-131) with 11 doubles, 2 home runs, 16 RBI, 22 runs scored, and 9 stolen bases in 37 game w/ the Hawks - Started the season at single-a Kane County and hit.210 (39-for-186) with 1 HR and 21 RBI in 58G over 2 stints w/ Cougars - Split time between Daytona (4G), Kane County (17G), and Boise (69G) in Hit.250 with 6HR and 31RBI for Boise - Selected by the Cubs in the 18th round of the 2012 draft out of Neosho County CC in Chanute, Kansas - Named to the 2012 JUCO World Series All-Toournament team as a freshman Longest Hit 13 (July 29-August (16-for-42), 20R, 3DBL, 5HR, 11RBI, 3SB) - Reached base six times, going 2-for-2 with a HR and tying a career-high with 4 walks on August 23 at Reno - Hit a 2-run walk-off HR in the bottom of the 12th inning to give the Cubs a 6-5 win over Las Vegas on August 14 - Is the first player in franchise history to hit a home run for each of his first 5 hits with the team - Recorded his second career multi-hr game on 6/22 vs. ALB. Had 2 HR on 5/7/14 vs. Birmingham - Named to the mid-season Southern League All-Star Team, won the SL HR Derby, and participated in the All-Star Futures Gm - Selected by the Cubs with the #2 overall pick in 2013 draft out of University of San Diego where he led nation w/ 31HR Longest Hit 4 (August 22-25) - Hit his first triple-a homer, a 2-run shot, off Jess Todd at Reno on August 23 - Joined the I-Cubs from rookie Mesa on August 21 and walked as a pinch-hitter in his I-Cubs debut that night at Reno - Batted.326 (28-for-86) with 4 doubles, a triple, 4 HR, and 7 RBI in 25 games for Mesa - Drafted by the Cubs in the 32nd round of this year s draft out of the University of Washington - Batted.300 (62-for-207) with three home runs and 34 RBI in 59 G with Huskies in Led nation with 26 sacrifice bunts - Named first team All-Pac 12, All-Pac 12 Defensive team, and 2nd Team All-Pac 12 Academic Longest Hit 4 (Current) - Spent 2 days with Iowa, but didn t play in a game, April Hit.226 (98-for-4343) with 5 HR and 49 RBI in 117G at AA - Joined the Cubs from extended spring training on April 11. Missed all of camp while recovering from a wrist injury - Batted.241 (55-for-228) with 13 doubles, five home runs, and 21 RBI in 62 games for the I-Cubs in Played in the Sirius XM All-Star Futures Game in Kansas City in 2012 and homered off Gerrit Cole of the Pirates - Hit for the cycle with single-a Peoria, going 4-for-5 with three runs scored and four RBI on August 14 at Kane County - Signed by the Cubs as a non-drafted ffree agent on September 19, 2008 Longest Hit 6 (July (9-for-22), 2R, 2DBL, 3B, RBI, SB) - Is 5-for-10 with a double and a home run as a pinch-hitter this season. 5 of his 8 HR have come against a LH pitcher - Designated for assignment on August 8, cleared waivers, and outrighted back to Iowa on August 11 - Opened season with Chicago and batted.242 (22-for-91) with 2 DBL, 3 TRPL, 11 R, and 4 RBI in 39G before optioned, 5/26 - Signed with the Cubs on a minor league deal with an invite to spring training on January 3, Missed all of the 2013 season after right shoulder surgery to repair his posterior labrum on January 30, Drafted by the Red Sox in the 9th round of the 2006 draft. Was their Minor League Player of the Year in 2009 Longest Hit 8 (August (14-for-40), 8R, 2DBL, 2HR, 5RBI) - Optioned from Chicago to Iowa on August 16 and added to Iowa s active roster on August 18 - Batted.216 (63-for-291) with 10 doubles, 9 homers, 25 RBI, and 7 SB in 98 games with Chicago this year - Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring on June 6 last year and hit.295 (46-for-156) with 4 HR and 18 RBI in 40 G - Called up to make his big league debut on July 19 last season and hit.284 (67-for-236) with 6 HR and 16 RBI in 64 G - His 67 hits for Chicago in the second half ranked second among National League rookies after the All-Star Break - Signed with the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent on January 2, 2007 Longest Hit 7 (July 27-August (7-for-22), 3RBI) - Set a career-high for hits, going 4-for-4 on July 10 at Omaha - Belted his first career grand slam and set a career-high with 7 RBI on June 9 at Fresno - Joined the I-Cubs from double-a Tennessee on June 3. Named to SL All-Star team each of the last 2 seasons - Batted.297 (44-for-148) with 21R, 13DBL, 4HR, 24RBI, 29BB, 26K in 45G with the Smokies - Was leading Southern League catchers in throwing out attempted base stealers at 49% (20-for-41) - Selected by the Cubs in the 16th round of the 2011 draft out of Florida State University Longest Hit 5 (August (9-for-23), 3R, 2B, HR, 4RBI) - Started his third stint with the I-Cubs on August 11. Also w/ Iowa, April 17-June 3 and July Batted.246 (43-for-175) with 8 doubles, a triple, a home run, 10 RBI, and 12 runs scored in 52 games w/ Tennessee - Hit.317 (26-for-82) with 10 runs scored, 5 doubles, a triple, and 5 RBI in 23G with Tennessee in July - Batted.276 (83-for-301) with a career-high 7 home runs and 40 RBI in 109G with Tennessee in Played in 95 games with Iowa from and batted.283 (71-for-251) with 16 DBL, 7HR, and 38RBI in 95G - Signed with the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent, August 23, 2003 Longest Hit 4 (Current) - Delivered a walk-off RBI 1B in the 11th inning in the Cubs 5-4 victory over Oklahoma City on August 29 - Went 3-for-4 with his first triple-a HR and 2RBI in the Cubs 10-2 win at Oklahoma City on August 10 - Joined the I-Cubs from double-a Tennessee on August 1. Batted.246 (33-134) with 8DBL, 12RBI, 114R in 40G with Smokies - His first 2 career home runs came in consecutive games, June 24-25, 2013 against Jackson in the Southern League - Drafted by the Cubs in the 15th round of the 2010 draft out of Creighton Univeristy - Grew up in the western suburbs of Chicago and graduated from Dundee-Crown H.S. in 2007 Longest Hit 4 (April 24-May 1 & July 26-August 1) - Delivered a walk-off RBI single in the Cubs 6-5 comeback win in game one of a DH vs. OKC on July 12 - Had his contract purchase by Chicago on June 3 and was 3-for-25 (.120) with a double in 8 G before DFA on June 22 - Signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent on Nov. 21, joining his third organization in the last three seasons - Earned World Series rings with the Giants in 2010 and 2012, but didn t appear in a playoff game either year - Was San Francisco s primary catcher in 2011 after Buster Posey suffered a season-ending leg injury in May - Orignally selected by Baltimore in the sixth round of the 2001 draft out of Delta State University IOWA CUBS BULLPEN NOTES #44 Jeff Antigua LHP TAC, 2IP, 2H, 3BB, 2K Save/Opp: 0/0 1st Batter Retired: 10/13 Scored/Inherited: 3/7 6R in 9.0IP (last 4 app.w/ Iowa) Last Win: Colorado Springs Last Loss: Birmingham Last Save: Quad Cities - Reassigned to Tennessee from June 20-August 19. Was 0-2 with a 3.58 ERA (13ER/32.2IP) in 9 games, including 4 starts - Entered in the 9th inning and pitched 4 scoreless inn. to earn win in 13 inn. CSP on April 26 for season debut - Joined the I-Cubs from extended spring training on April 24 - Spent time with all four Cubs full-season affiliates in 2013, including 4 stints with Iowa. Was 2-2 with a 5.40 ERA in 16G w/ IA - Combined to go 8-3 with a 3.73 ERA (34ER/82.0IP) with 1 save in 35G (1GS), walked 27, and struck out 75 - Signed with the Cubs as a non-drafted free agent on October 5, 2006

4 IOWA CUBS BULLPEN NOTES #39 Alberto Cabrera RHP 8/31 vs. OKC, 2IP, H, 2K Save/Opp: 2/3 1st Batter Retired: 29/40 Scored/Inherited: 8/24 2R in 15.2IP (last 8 app.) #27 Marcus Hatley RHP TAC, IP, 3H, 3R, 2HR Save/Opp: 1/5 1st Batter Retired: 28/44 Scored/Inherited: 7/17 4R in 4.1IP (last 5 app.) #38 Marcos Mateo RHP 8/31 vs. OKC, W, 2IP, H, R, BB, 3K Save/Opp: 2/3 1st Batter Retired: 25/33 Scored/Inherited: 7/17 R in 3.1IP (last 3 app.) #3 Yoanner Negrin RHP 8/29 vs. OKC, 3IP, 4H, 3BB, K Save/Opp: 1/2 1st Batter Retired: 14/21 Scored/Inherited: 2/7 11R in 11.1IP (last 6 app.) #36 Blake Parker RHP 8/30 vs. OKC, SV, IP, H, BB, 2K Save/Opp: 25/27 1st Batter Retired: 24/35 Scored/Inherited: 3/10 3R in 10.2IP (last 10 app.) #37 Carlos Pimentel RHP 8/29 vs. OKC, W, 2IP, BB, K Save/Opp: 0/2 1st Batter Retired: 9/13 Scored/Inherited: 6/7 0R in 5.0IP (last 2 app.) #8 Armando Rivero RHP 8/30 vs. OKC, HLD, IP, H, 2K Save/Opp: 1/3 1st Batter Retired: 16/23 Scored/Inherited: 3/6 8R in 10.2IP (last 9 app.) #28 Brian Schlitter RHP 8/29 vs. OKC, IP, 2H, R, 0ER, BB, K Save/Opp: 3/4 1st Batter Retired: 3/7 Scored/Inherited: 0/0 #41 Arodys Vizcaino RHP 8/29 vs. OKC, IP, H, BB, K Save/Opp: 0/0 1st Batter Retired: 8/17 Scored/Inherited: 0/2 0R in 12.0IP (last 10 app.) Last Win: Tacoma Last Loss: New Orleans Last Save: Oklahoma City - Pitched a season-high 4.2 innings and earned a win in the Cubs 8-0 win at Tacoma on August 25 - Came in to get 2 outs with the bases loaded to earn his first save in over 2 years on June 20 vs. El Paso - Gave up a walk-off HR to Brad Snyder in a 2-1 loss at RR on 5/20 & a walk-off 1B to Kyle Jensen in a 2-1 loss at NO on 7/29 - Designated for assignment on March 30, cleared waivers, and outrighted to Iowa on April 4 - Opened last season as a starter at Tennessee and went 9-3 with a 3.20 ERA in 18 starts, earning mid-season All-Star honors - Joined Iowa on July 18 and transitioned back to the bullpen, going 1-3 with a 7.08 ERA (16ER/20.1IP) in 15 appearances Last Win: 6/30/14 vs. Omaha Last Loss: 8/12/14 vs. Las Vegas Last Save: Sacramento - Allowed a walk-off grand slam to Joe Sclafani in a 9-6 loss at Oklahoma City on August 9 - Earned his first Triple-A save on June 15, closing out a 4-3 win at Sacramento - Opened the season with seven scoreless innings in his first six appearances with 2 hits allowed and 11 strikeouts - Has struck out a season-high 4 batters in three games: 4/5 vs. MEM, 5/12 vs. NAS, 5/16 vs. RR - Drafted by the Cubs in the 39th round of the 2006 out of Palomar (CA) Community College - Was first-team All-Pacific Coast Conference as an outfielder in 2007 before signing with Cubs as draft-and-follow player Last Win: 8/31/14 vs. Oklahoma City Last Loss: Washington Last Save: New Orleans - Allowed one unearned run in 13.1 innings from July 5-August 5 - PItched 3 shutout innings and earned a win in the Cubs 6-5 comeback win vs. OKC on July 12. Was first win since 7/25/13 - On the disabled list from May 18-June 4 with a lower back strain and on the DL, June 20-July 1 - Selected by the Arizona in the Major League phase of the Rule 5 Draft in December, but returned to Cubs in spring training - Had Tommy John surgery on June 1, 2012 and missed the entire season - Signed by Cincinnati Reds as non-drafted free agent on March 1, 2004 and traded to Cubs for OF Buck Coats, 8/30/07 Last Win: New Orleans Last Loss: 7/26/14 vs. Memphis Last Save: 6/19/14 vs. El Paso - Has made 3 spot starts and is 1-2 with a 2.81 ERA (5ER/16.0IP) with 5 walks and 13 strikeouts - Earned a save with 2.1 scoreless innings to finish 6-2 win vs. El Paso on June 19 - Loaned to Tabasco in Mexican League on May 3, Was 0-1 with a 3.38 ERA (2ER/5.1IP) and 2 SV before return on May 23 - Led the I-Cubs with 118 strikeouts in innings in 34 games (14 starts) in Pitched his first career complete game on August 26 vs. Omaha and led the team with a 2.20 ERA (8ER/32.2IP) in August - Defected from Cuba to sign as a free agent with the Cubs on July 25, 2011 Last Win: Cincinnati Last Loss: Tacoma Last Save: 8/30/14 vs. Oklahoma City - Tied Jermaine Van Buren (2005) for the Iowa single-season saves record with his 25th on August 30 against Oklahoma City - Named to the 2014 All-PCL team as the top relief pitcher in the league on August 25 - Didn t allow a run in 10.1 innings in his first 10 appearances with Iowa before allowing a HR to Paul Janish on 5/23 vs. CSP - Has had 5 stints with Chicago, including 3 in July with his most recent option on August 22. Earned a win on 7/10 at Cincinnati - Holds the Iowa franchise record with 65 career saves, including a league-high 25 this season - Selected by the Cubs in the 16th round of the 2006 draft out of the University of Arkansas Last Win: 8/29/14 vs. Oklahoma City Last Loss: 8/16/14 vs. Salt Lake Last Save: 4/14/12 vs. Springfield - Opened the season in I-Cubs starting rotation and was 1-3 with a 6.31 ERA (18ER/25.2IP) with 11BB & 30K in 5GS to open yr - Is 2-9 with a 5.93 ERA (49ER/74.1IP) in 15 starts overall. Leads the staff with 17 home runs allowed - Set a career-high with 10 strikeouts in 6.0IP in a win over Nashville on April 9 - Signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent on Nov. 19, Spent most of the 2013 season at double-a Frisco going 8-7 with a 4.09 ERA in 22G (21GS) before joining Round Rock, 8/1 - Originally signed by the Texas Rangers as a non-drafted free agent, July 6, 2006 Last Win: Oklahoma City Last Loss: Jacksonville Last Save: New Orleans - Earned his first triple-a save closing out a 2-1 win in Game 2 of a DH at New Orleans on July 30 - Joined the I-Cubs on June 20 following participation in the Southern League All-Star Game in Chattanooga - Was 2-1 with a 1.56 ERA (6ER/34.2IP) and 10 saves with 16BB and 54K in 26G with Tennessee to begin the season - Ranked 4th in the SL in saves and led all relievers in opponents average (.153) and K/9.0IP ratio (14.02) at promotion - Named by Baseball America as the Cubs 25th-best prospect entering the 2014 season - Defected from native Cuba and signed a minor league contract with the Cubs on March 5, 2013 Last Win: Chicago White Sox Last Loss: Arizona Last Save: 4/17/14 vs. New Orleans - On Chicago s DL from August 8-24 with right shoulder inflammation. Activated and optioned to Iowa on August 26 - Was 2-3 with a 3.47 ERA (19ER/49.1IP) with 15 walks and 25 K s in 53 games overall with Chicago this year - Had no record and a 6.35 ERA (4ER/5.2IP) in 6G with Chicago before getting optioned on April 12, Recalled on April 26 - His 20 saves in 13 ranked 6th in the PCL and fourth on Iowa s single-season list. Ranks 2nd on Iowa s career saves list w/ 36 - Set an Iowa franchise record by converting 18 consecutive save chances last year and 20 in a row between 2010 and Drafted by the Phillies in the 16th round of the 2007 draft and traded to the Cubs for P Scott Eyre on August 7, 2008 Last Win: 5/22/14 vs. Mobile Last Loss: Jacksonville Last Save: 6/14/14 vs. Birmingham - Joined the I-Cubs from double-a Tennessee on June 19. Was 1-1 with a 2.63 ERA (4ER/13.2IP) and 1 SV in 14G w/ Smokies - Opened the season with high-a Daytona and had no record and a 1.00 ERA (1ER/9.0IP), 1 SV, and 10K in 9G - Rated by Baseball America as the 10th-best prospect in the Cubs organization entering the 2014 season - Missed all of 2012 and 2013 with Tommy John surgery prior to the 12 season and arthroscopic surgery on his elbow last May - Acquired by the Cubs with P Jaye Chapman from the Braves for P Paul Maholm and OF Reed Johnson, 7/30/12 - Made his ML debut with Atlanta in September, 2011 and was 1-1 with a 4.67 ERA (9ER/17.1IP) in 17 games IOWA CUBS PLAYERS STATS WITH OTHER TEAMS IN 2014 PITCHER TEAM DATES W-L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER HR BB K Jeff Antigua Tennessee (AA) 6/12-8/ Dallas Beeler Chicago 6/28, 7/ Blake Parker Chicago 4/13-23, 5/27-28, 7/6-10, 7/26-8/5, 8/ Armando Rivero Tennessee (AA) 4/3-6/ Chris Rusin Chicago 4/12-14, 7/6-8, 7/30-8/ Brian Schlitter Chicago 4/1-11, 4/26-8/ Dan Straily Oakland 4/1-5/ Sacramento (AAA) 5/10-7/ Chicago 8/ Arodys Vizcaino Daytona (A) 4/3-5/ Tennessee (AA) 5/7-6/ PLAYER TEAM DATES AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS E David Bote Kane County (A) 4/3-6/12, 6/22-7/ Boise (short-a) 6/13-21, 7/21-8/ Kris Bryant Tennessee (AA) 4/3-6/ Andrew Ely Mesa (R) 6/27-8/ Jae-Hoon Ha Tennessee (AA) 4/13-8/ Ryan Kalish Chicago 3/31-5/ Junior Lake Chicago 3/31-8/ Rafael Lopez Tennessee (AA) 4/3-6/ Jonathan Mota Tennessee (AA) 4/3-16, 6/4-7/11, 7/15-8/ Mike Olt Chicago 3/31-7/ Elliott Soto Tennessee (AA) 5/29-7/ Eli Whiteside Chicago 6/

5 2014 IOWA CUBS NUMBERS TEAM BATTING STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST RUNS IN A GAME 17 Fresno) 16 Oklahoma City) MOST HITS IN A GAME 19 Colorado Springs) 19 Oklahoma City) MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME 4 RR & NO) 5 (4/19 vs. Round Rock) MOST DOUBLES IN A GAME 6 CSP & 6/26 CSP) 7 (5/10 vs. NAS & Reno) MOST RUNS IN AN INNING 7 Nashville, 9th inn.) 6 (2x, Last - Reno, 8th inn.) MOST HOME RUNS IN AN INNING 3 Round Rock, 2nd inn.) 2 (5x, Last - TAC, 7th inn.) MOST STOLEN BASES IN A GAME 6 Omaha) 6 (5/16 vs. Round Rock) MOST LEFT ON BASE 13 NO & Reno) 15 Omaha) TEAM BATTED AROUND IN INNING 16 (Last - 8/31 vs. OKC, 8th inning) 12 (Last - Reno, 8th inn.) TEAM PITCHING STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 20 Omaha) 19 Omaha & TAC) MOST BASE ON BALLS IN A GAME 8 Tacoma) 11 Fresno) FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (9 INNINGS) 0 New Orleans) 1 Memphis) QUALITY STARTS (6+ IP, 3 RUNS OR FEWER) 78 (Last - Beeler, 8/30 vs. OKC) 55 (Last - L. Cruz, 8/30, OKC) MOST PITCHERS USED 6 Tacoma) 6 (4x, Last - Tacoma) CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS INN. PITCHED 15 NO & NO) 18 (April vs. Round Rock) TEAM FIELDING STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST ERRORS IN A GAME 6 (4/17 vs. New Orleans) 3 Memphis & 8/29, OKC) MOST DOUBLE PLAYS IN A GAME 4 Memphis) 4 RR & FRE) INDIVIDUAL BATTING STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST HITS IN A GAME 5 (Alcantara, CSP & Soler, REN) 4 (7x, Last - Smoak, TAC) MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME 2 (6x, Last - Olt, OKC) 2 (9x, Last - Albitz, 8/18, SL) MOST RBI IN A GAME 7 (Lopez, Fresno) 6 (G. Garcia, 4/4 vs. Memphis) MOST DOUBLES IN A GAME 2 (13x, Last - Whiteside, TAC) 2 (16x, Last - Torreyes, 8/29, OKC) MOST TRIPLES IN A GAME 1 (26x, Last - Mota, 8/29 vs. OKC) 2 (Reynolds, 8/13, Las Vegas) MOST RUNS IN A GAME 4 (3x, Last - Baez, Fresno) 4 (Torreyes, Oklahoma City) MOST STOLEN BASES IN A GAME 2 (17x, Last - 2 players, 8/14 vs. LV) 2 (4x, Last - Wates, OKC) MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 4 (7x, Last - Mota, Tacoma) 4 (6x, Last - J. Rodriguez, 7/24, NO) MOST BASE ON BALLS IN A GAME 4 (Coghlan, 4/22 vs. RR & Bryant, REN) 3 (Wilson, Round Rock) HOME RUNS IN CONSECUTIVE GAMES 3, Vitters (May 4-6) & Bryant (June 22-24) LONGEST HITTING STREAK 15, Baez (July 2-21) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING STATISTIC IOWA CUBS OPPONENT MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME 11 (2x, Last - Jokisch, Omaha) 13 (Fiers, 5/10, Nashville) MOST WALKS IN A GAME 5 (3x, Last - Beeler, 7/27 #1 vs. MEM) 8 (Harrell, Reno) MOST INNINGS PITCHED BY STARTER 9.0 (Rusin, New Orleans) 9.0 (Cooney, Memphis)

6 IOWA CUBS 2014 RECORDS STATISTIC HOME AWAY TOTAL Overall record Day games Night games Extra innings Shutouts One-run games Two-run games vs RH starters vs LH starters Cubs starter works 6+ inn Opp. starter works 6+ inn Double-header wins Double-header losses Double-header splits Series record Cubs score first Opponents score first Iowa homers errors error or more errors vs American North Division vs American South Division vs Pacific North Division vs Pacific South Division April May June July August September VERSUS THE PCL HOME AWAY TOTAL Albuquerque Isotopes Colorado Springs Sky Sox El Paso Chihuahuas Fresno Grizzlies Las Vegas 51s Memphis Redbirds Nashville Sounds New Orleans Zephyrs Oklahoma City Redhawks Omaha Storm Chasers Reno Aces Round Rock Express Sacramento River Cats Salt Lake Bees Tacoma Rainiers DAY OF THE WEEK HOME AWAY TOTAL Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday STARTS BY POSITION (RECORD) P: Jokisch 26 (15-11), Rusin 23 (9-14), Beeler 20 (11-9), Wada 18 (13-5), Hendricks 17 (12-5), Pimentel 15 (3-12), Straily 10 (5-5), Rhee 7 (2-5), Negrin 3 (1-2), Doubront 2 (0-2), Figueroa 1 (1-0), Hermans 1 (1-0) C: Whiteside 56 (31-25), Lopez 53 (25-28), Flores 32 (16-16), Castillo 2 (1-1) 1B: Valaika 51 (29-22), Olt 26 (11-15), Anderson 21 (10-11), Mota 17 (10-7), Vitters 13 (3-10), Watkins 8 (6-2), Coghlan 4 (3-1), Whiteside 3 (1-2) 2B: Alcantara 69 (39-30), Watkins 39 (15-24), Baez 16 (10-6), Valaika 8 (3-5), Ely 6 (4-2), Mota 3 (0-3), Bote 2 (2-0) 3B: Bryant 66 (36-30), Villanueva 61 (33-28), Valaika 9 (2-7), Mota 4 (2-2), Olt 2 (0-2), Watkins 1 (0-1) SS: Baez 83 (43-40), Soto 28 (13-15), Valaika 14 (7-7), Watkins 13 (8-5), Alcantara 5 (2-3) LF: Vitters 71 (39-32), Kalish 23 (6-17), Szczur 14 (7-7 ), Jackson 10 (8-2), Lake 7 (5-2), Watkins 6 (3-3), M. Ramirez 4 (1-3), Wells 3 (2-1), Mota 2 (1-1), Valaika 2 (1-1), Coghlan 1 (0-1) CF: Szczur 78 (42-36), Kalish 28 (12-16), Watkins 11 (7-4), Alcantara 11 (4-7), Ha 6 (5-1), Lake 5 (0-5), Jackson 4 (3-1) RF: Jackson 46 (22-24), Soler 26 (12-14), Kalish 18 (14-4), Coghlan 15 (9-6), Szczur 12 (5-7), Wells 12 (5-7), Ruggiano 5 (2-3), Mota 5 (2-3), Watkins 4 (3-1) DH: Vitters 15 (6-9), M. Ramirez 14 (7-7), Valaika 12 (9-3), Kalish 3 (1-2), Lopez 3 (3-1), Baez 2 (0-2), Soler 2 (1-1), Coghlan 1 (0-1), Gonzalez 1 (0-1), Jackson 1 (0-1), Ruggiano 1 (1-0), Lake 1 (1-0), Ely 1 (0-1), Whiteside 1 (1-0), Bryant 1 (1-0) DEFENSIVE STATS DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED: I-CUBS: 141 OPPONENTS: 112 (+1 Triple Play) OUTFIELD ASSISTS: 21 Szczur 12 1B, 2B, 3B, HP), Vitters 3 HP, 2B), Wells 2 2B, 3B), Jackson 1 2B), Kalish 2 2B), Ha 1 (1@HP) BALKS: 3 Jokisch (1), Hatley (1), Beeler (1) PICKOFFS: 14 Pimentel (1), Hendricks (1), Wada (1), Rusin (4), Mateo (1), Jokisch (1), Beeler (2), Cabrera (1), Rosscup (1), Doubront (1) RECORD WHEN ALLOWING RECORD WHEN SCORING

7 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (RECORD) FIRST: Szczur 66 (32-34), Alcantara 35 (19-16), Kalish 12 (4-8), Lake 12 (5-7), Watkins 7 (4-3), Coghlan 6 (5-1), Mota 3 (2-1), Jackson 1 (1-0), Soto 1 (1-0) SECOND: Alcantara 47 (26-21), Watkins 33 (17-16), Kalish 25 (11-14), Szczur 8 (6-2), Ruggiano 6 (3-3), Jackson 6 (5-1), Valaika 5 (1-4), Vitters 4 (0-4), Castillo 2 (1-1), Mota 2 (1-1), Anderson 1 (0-1), Flores 1 (1-0), Lopez 1 (0-1), Soto 1 (1-0), Ely 1 (0-1) THIRD: Baez 101 (53-48), Bryant 24 (12-12), Valaika 7 (3-4), Coghlan 4 (3-1), Vitters 2 (1-1), Soler 2 (0-2), Anderson 1 (1-0), Alcantara 1 (0-1), Watkins 1 (0-1) FOURTH: Valaika 57 (30-27), Bryant 23 (12-11), Vitters 19 (10-9), Soler 16 (7-9), Lopez 13 (6-7), Anderson 5 (4-1), Olt 4 (1-3), M. Ramirez 2 (1-1), Coghlan 1 (0-1), Villanueva 1 (0-1), Wells 1 (1-0), Lake 1 (1-0) FIFTH: Vitters 31 (14-17), Valaika 22 (12-10), Bryant 20 (13-7), Olt 12 (5-7), Soler 10 (6-4), Coghlan 8 (4-4), Lopez 8 (4-4), Jackson 6 (1-5), Villanueva 4 (4-0), Kalish 4 (3-1), Anderson 3 (1-2), M. Ramirez 3 (0-3), Mota 3 (2-1), Watkins 2 (1-1), Wells 2 (0-2), Szczur 2 (1-1), Whiteside 2 (2-0), Gonzalez 1 (0-1) SIXTH: Villanueva 53 (28-25), Vitters 22 (13-9), M. Ramirez 13 (7-6), Lopez 11 (4-7), Kalish 10 (5-5), Olt 9 (3-6), Mota 8 (3-5), Watkins 5 (2-3), Szczur 4 (2-2), Valaika 3 (2-1), Wells 3 (2-1), Anderson 1 (1-0), Ely 1 (1-0) SEVENTH: Jackson 30 (17-13), Watkins 25 (11-14), Vitters 20 (12-8), Lopez 12 (6-6), Kalish 12 (6-6), Szczur 8 (6-2), Wells 7 (3-4), Mota 7 (2-5), Whiteside 6 (3-3), Olt 3 (2-1), Ha 3 (2-1), Ely 3 (2-1), Coghlan 2 (0-2), Villanueva 2 (1-1), Anderson 1 (0-1), Valaika 1 (1-0), Flores 1 (0-1) EIGHTH: Whiteside 42 (22-20), Flores 23 (11-12), Soto 15 (5-10), Szczur 11 (5-6), Lopez 11 (5-6), Kalish 8 (5-3), Anderson 8 (3-5), Jackson 8 (5-3), Watkins 4 (3-1), Mota 4 (3-1), Ha 3 (3-0), Ely 2 (1-1), Villanueva 1 (0-1), Wells 1 (1-0), Vitters 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0) NINTH: Jokisch 16 (7-9), Rusin 15 (6-9), Wada 13 (10-3), Hendricks 12 (7-5), Soto 11 (6-5), Beeler 10 (7-3), Whiteside 9 (6-3), Jackson 9 (4-5), Pimentel 7 (2-5), Watkins 7 (3-4), Flores 6 (4-2), Szczur 5 (1-4), Mota 4 (2-2), Straily 4 (1-3), Rhee 3 (1-2), Anderson 2 (1-1), Lopez 2 (2-0), Negrin 2 (1-1), Kalish 2 (0-2), Figueroa 1 (1-0), Wells 1 (0-1), Doubront 1 (0-1), Bote 1 (1-0) CATCHING BREAKDOWN PLAYER INN ER ERA CS SBA PCT PB Welington Castillo Luis Flores Rafael Lopez Eli Whiteside PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR Starters Relievers SCORE BY INNING Extra Opp Iowa MONTHLY PERFORMANCE MONTH Record Batting (AVG/OBP/SLG) Pitching (ERA/K/BB) APRIL /.321/ /213/54 MAY /.309/ /230/77 JUNE /.333/ /221/90 JULY /.315/ /271/110 AUGUST /.343/ /206/91 SEPT PITCHERS BATTING STATISTICS PITCHER AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SH Antigua Beeler Doubront Figueroa Hendricks Jokisch Negrin Parker Pimentel Rhee Rivero Rosscup Rusin Straily Wada

8 MULTI-HIT GAMES PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5H TOTAL Valaika Alcantara Szczur Baez Vitters Kalish Watkins Bryant Lopez Villanueva Olt Jackson Mota Whiteside Soto Anderson Soler Coghlan M. Ramirez Flores Wells Lake Rusin Jokisch Ruggiano Beeler Castillo Ely Bote Ha IOWA CUBS HITTING BREAKDOWN MULTI-RBI GAMES PLAYER 2RBI 3RBI 4RBI 5RBI 6RBI 7+ RBI TOTAL Baez Bryant Soler Alcantara Valaika Watkins Vitters Jackson Kalish Villanueva Anderson Olt Lopez M. Ramirez Whiteside Szczur Mota Flores Lake Ely Coghlan Rusin Jokisch Soto Bote IOWA CUBS HOME RUNS PLAYER 2014 SOLO 2R 3R GS CAREER Alcantara Anderson Baez Bote Bryant Ely Flores Ha B. Jackson (+4 MLB) Kalish (+4 MLB) Lake (+15 MLB) Lopez Mota Olt (+12 MLB) M. Ramirez (+555 MLB) Rusin Soler Soto Szczur Valaika (+2 MLB) Villanueva Vitters (+2 MLB) Watkins Whiteside (+10 MLB) TOTAL GAME INFORMATION Longest Game, Innings OMA & TAC) Longest Game Time (9 INNINGS)... 3:31 (2x, Last - OMA) Longest Game Time (EXTRA INN.)... 5:31 TAC) Fastest Game Time (9 INNINGS)... 2:15 (7/22 vs. NO) Consecutive Errorless Games... 5 (8/11-15) Most Games Over (47-38 & 57-48) Most Games Under (0-3) PINCH-HITTER STATISTICS PLAYER AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SH Alcantara Anderson Baez Bryant Coghlan Ely Gonzalez Jackson Kalish Lopez Mota Ramirez Rusin Rymel Soler Szczur Valaika Villanueva Vitters Wada Watkins Wells Whiteside ATTENDANCE HOME TOTAL ,991 / 69 dates Average - 7,000 ROAD TOTAL ,880 / 68 dates Average - 6,307 TOTAL ,871 / 137 dates Average - 6,656 LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE...14,128 (6/20 vs. ELP) LARGEST ROAD ATTENDANCE...12,531 RR)

9 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED HOME RUN HAPPENINGS LAST CUBS GRAND SLAM Mike Olt Omaha (off Buddy Baumann) TWO GRAND SLAMS IN ONE GAME C. Villanueva & R. Lopez Fresno (off J. Berken and J. Bucardo) LAST PINCH HIT HOME RUN Josh Vitters 7/24/2014 vs. New Orleans (off Donnie Joseph) LAST HR LH & RH GAME Augie Ojeda 8/18/2000 at Nashville LAST 4 HOME RUN GAME Micah Hoffpauir Round Rock (3 off J. Miller, 1 off C. Paronto) LAST 3 HOME RUN GAME Edgar Gonzalez Tacoma (off T. Wilhelmsen, J. Paxton, & B. Moran) LAST 2 HOME RUN GAME Mike Olt Oklahoma City (off Luis Cruz & Jason Stoffel) LAST INSIDE THE PARK HR Brian Bogusevic 6/21/2013 vs. Nashville (off R.J. Seidel) LAST BACK TO BACK HR s Jae-Hoon Ha/David Bote Tacoma, 5th innng (off James Gilheeney) LAST BACK TO BACK TO BACK HR B. Nelson, J. Lake, T. Wright 7/3/2013 vs. Memphis, 4th inning (off Boone Whiting) LAST HR BY A PITCHER Chris Rusin Colorado Springs (off Pedro Hernandez) LAST 2 HR GAME BY A PITCHER Glendon Rusch 4/25/2004 (G2) vs. CSP (off Denny Stark & Brent Billingsley) LAST LEAD-OFF HOME RUN Ryan Kalish Memphis (off Zach Petrick) LAST WALK-OFF HOME RUN Kris Bryant 8/14/2014 vs. Las Vegas (off Chasen Bradford) LAST WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM Jake Fox 8/2/2007 vs. Tucson (off Chad Harville) LAST PINCH-HIT WALK-OFF HR Brad Snyder 5/7/2011 vs. New Orleans (off Frank Mata) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st IOWA HIT David Bote Tacoma (off James Gilheeney) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 2 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP (off B. Kloess) & 6/22 vs. ALB (off R. Patterson) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 3 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP (off B. Kloess) & 6/22 vs. ALB (Patterson & Magill) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 4 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP, 6/22 vs. ALB, & 6/23 vs. ALB (Jeff Bennett) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 5 IOWA HITS Kris Bryant 6/19/2014 vs. ELP, 6/22 vs. ALB, & 6/23 vs. ALB, & 6/24 vs. ALB (Z. Lee) LAST PITCHER TO HR FOR 1st 2 IA HITS Mark Prior 5/7/2002 vs. Tucson (off Horacio Estrada) LAST CUB TO HR IN 1ST AAA AT BAT Greg Rohan 8/1/2012 vs. Colorado Springs (off Guillermo Moscoso) NO-HITTERS, ONE-HITTERS, COMPLETE GAMES EVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT LAST 9-INNING NO-HITTER 5/7/2014 (Chris New Orleans) 5/25/2002 (Jamie Arnold, Calgary, in Des Moines) LAST 7-INNING NO-HITTER 6/14/1976 (Chris Knapp at Evansville) 5/8/1999 (Frankie Rodriguez, Salt Lake, in D.M.) LAST ONE-HITTER (9 INNINGS) 7/12/2013 (Moscoso (8IP), Schlitter (IP) vs. ALB) 5/29/2014 (Tim MEM) LAST ONE-HITTER (7 INNINGS) 6/19/2013 (Loux, Takahashi, Schlitter vs. NAS) 4/20/2011 (John Ely, Albuquerque) LAST 9-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 5/7/2014 (Chris New Orleans) 5/29/2014 (Tim MEM) LAST 7-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 7/30/2014 (Eric New Orleans) 7/29/2011 (Chris New Orleans) LAST 9-INNING COMPLETE GAME 5/7/2014 (Chris New Orleans) 5/29/2014 (Tim MEM) LAST 7-INNING COMPLETE GAME 7/30/2014 (Eric New Orleans) 5/31/2012 (Mike Omaha) LAST 9-INNING CG, BOTH PITCHERS 8/28/2006, 0-1 L (Jae-Kuk Ryu at OKL) 8/28/2006 (Derek Lee, Oklahoma) MISCELLANEOUS EVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT PLAYER HIT FOR THE CYCLE Robin Jennings (8/15/97 OKL) Scott Thorman Omaha) PLAYER STOLE HOME Matt Szczur (4/21/14 vs. Round Rock) Robbie Grossman Oklahoma City) 7 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) 3 (6/9/87 OKC, 8/15/99 OMA, ALB) 1 Colorado Springs) 8 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) Round Rock LAST POSITION PLAYER TO PITCH Brian Esposito Las Vegas) Elevys Gonzalez (7/14/13 vs. Albuquerque) LAST TRIPLE PLAY August 9, RR (L5-3-5) August 17, 2014 vs. Salt Lake (1-6-3 on line drive) IOWA CUBS PLAYER/COACH EJECTIONS PLAYER/COACH DATE INCIDENT UMPIRE Javy Baez April 5 Disputing check swing Gabe Morales Marty Pevey May 7 Arguing Balls and Strikes Nick Mahrley Chris Valaika May 10 Questioning calls at first base Chris Gonzalez Marty Pevey May 10 Defending Valaika Chris Gonzalez Josh Vitters May 18 Thrown bat after called third strike Spencer Flynn Marty Pevey May 18 Defending Vitters Spencer Flynn Casper Wells June 2 Bat flip after called third strike Adam Schwarz Marty Pevey June 2 Defending Wells Adam Schwarz Carlos Pimentel June 13 Hit Batter following grand slam Roberto Ortiz Marty Pevey June 13 Disputing Pimentel ejection Roberto Ortiz Marty Pevey June 22 Disputing foul tip hitting ground or not on K Ryan Goodman Brett Jackson July 6 Comments from dugout after caught stealing Ryan Blakney Kris Bryant July 8 Comment after strikeout Chris Gonzalez Marty Pevey July 8 Protesting Bryant ejection Chris Gonzalez Marty Pevey July 27#1 Arguing during lineup exchange in pre-game meeting Jordan Ferrell Brett Jackson July 29 Arguing strike zone following strikeout Alex Ortiz Zac Rosscup July 29 Comments on strike zone walking off field Alex Ortiz Jorge Soler July 30 #1 Comment after strikeout Marcus Pattillo Matt Szczur August 9 Comment after strikeout on check swing Blake Davis

10 2014 IOWA CUBS DAY-BY-DAY LOG GAME DATE OPP SCORE REC POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 1 4/3 MEM L, T3-1.0 D. Aardsma (1-0) C. Rusin (0-1) -- 3: /4 MEM L, A. Castro (1-0) C. Pimentel (0-1) -- 2: /5 MEM L, T. Cooney (1-0) K. Hendricks (0-1) -- 2: /6 MEM W, Z. Rosscup (1-0) L. Stoppelman (0-1) -- 2: /7 NAS W, T. Wada (1-0) K. Heckathorn (0-1) B. Parker (1) 2: /8 NAS L, M. Fiers (1-0) C. Rusin (0-2) R. Wooten (3) 2: /9 NAS W, C. Pimentel (1-1) J. Hellweg (1-1) -- 2: /10 NAS W, T2-2.0 K. Hendricks (1-1) J. Nelson (1-1) -- 2: MEM L, T. Lyons (1-0) E. Jokisch (0-1) E. Fornataro (1) 2: MEM W, T2-2.0 T. Wada (2-0) N. Greenwood (0-1) -- 2: MEM W, A. Cabrera (1-0) B. Whiting (0-1) M. Mateo (1) 2: /15 NO L, T2-2.5 A. Conley (1-1) C. Pimentel (1-2) S. Dyson (1) 3: /16 NO W, K. Hendricks (2-1) Je. Sanchez (0-2) B. Schlitter (1) 2: /17 NO W, A. Cabrera (2-0) C. Capps (0-1) B. Schlitter (2) 3: /18 NO L, T2-1.5 B. Flynn (1-1) T. Wada (2-1) H. Rodriguez (1) 2: /19 RR L, T2-2.5 R. Feierabend (3-0) C. Rusin (0-3) -- 2: /20 RR L, T3-2.5 N. Tepesch (3-1) C. Pimentel (1-3) -- 2: /21 RR W, T2-1.5 K. Hendricks (3-1) S. Baker (3-1) B. Schlitter (3) 2: /22 RR W, T2-1.5 E. Joksich (1-1) M. Kirkman (0-2) -- 2: CSP W, T. Wada (3-1) J. Chacin (0-1) -- 2: CSP W, C. Rusin (1-3) Y. Flande (0-4) -- 2: CSP W, 9-6 (13) J. Antigua (1-0) D. Houston (0-2) B. Parker (2) 4: /28 OMA W, E. Jokisch (2-1) S. Marimon (2-1) B. Parker (3) 2: /1 #1 OMA W, T. Wada (4-1) R. Troncoso (1-1) B. Parker (4) 2: /1 #2 OMA L, J. Marks (2-1) Y. Negrin (0-1) S. Patton (4) 2: NAS L, J. Nelson (4-1) C. Rusin (1-4) D. Hand (6) 2: NAS L, B. Leach (2-0) K. Hendricks (3-2) D. Molleken (1) 2: NAS L, A. Pena (1-2) E. Jokisch (2-2) -- 2: NAS W, D. Beeler (1-0) M. Fiers (5-1) B. Parker (5) 2: NO W, 5-4 (11) Z. Rosscup (2-0) C. Roe (1-2) M. Mateo (2) 3: NO W, C. Rusin (2-4) M. Montgomery (0-2) -- 2:41 10, NO L, E. Villanueva (3-1) K. Hendricks (3-3) -- 2: /10 NAS L, T1 -- M. Fiers (6-1) E. Jokisch (2-3) -- 3: /11 NAS W, A. Cabrera (3-0) D. Hand (0-1) B. Parker (6) 3: /12 NAS W, 2-1 (10) E. Figueroa (1-0) D. Hand (0-2) -- 3: /13 NAS L, T1 -- B. Mills (3-0) C. Rusin (2-5) B. Blazek (1) 2: /15 RR W, T1 -- K. Hendricks (4-3) J. Saunders (0-1) B. Parker (7) 2: /16 RR L, R. Feierabend (5-3) E. Jokisch (2-4) -- 3: /17 RR L, C. Burns (2-2) E. Figueroa (1-1) R. Mendez (1) 3: /18 RR W, T1 -- M. Hatley (1-0) N. Feliz (1-1) B. Parker (8) 3: RR L, T1 -- C. Schwinden (1-0) C. Rusin (2-6) L. Bonilla (1) 2: RR L, M. Mikolas (1-0) A. Cabrera (3-1) -- 2: RR W, E. Jokisch (3-4) R. Feierabend (5-4) F. Batista (1) 2: RR W, T1 -- D. Beeler (2-0) D. McCutchen (0-3) -- 2: /23 CSP L, Y. Flande (1-6) T. Wada (4-2) -- 3: /24 CSP W, C. Rusin (3-6) C. Bergman (3-3) -- 3: /25 CSP W, T1 -- K. Hendricks (5-3) C. Friedrich (1-5) -- 2: /26 CSP W, T1 -- E. Jokisch (4-4) P. Hernandez (3-1) -- 2: /28 MEM L, P. Feliciano (1-0) D. Beeler (2-1) -- 1: /28 MEM L, T1 -- J. Rondon (2-1) M. Hatley (1-1) D. Aardsma (8) 1: MEM L, T1 -- T. Cooney (5-4) T. Wada (4-3) -- 2: /30 MEM W, T1 -- K. Hendricks (6-3) Z. Petrick (2-3) B. Parker (9) 2: NAS L, J. Nelson (6-1) C. Rusin (3-7) D. Hand (11) 2: NAS W, T1 -- E. Jokisch (5-4) M. Fiers (6-3) B. Parker (10) 2: NAS L, T. Jungmann (2-1) D. Beeler (2-2) D. Hand (12) 2: NAS W, T1 -- T. Wada (5-3) B. Mills (4-1) B. Parker (11) 2: /5 CSP L, T2-0.5 P. Hernandez (4-2) K. Hendricks (6-4) C. Bettis (2) 2: /6 CSP W, C. Rusin (4-7) T. Matzek (5-4) B. Parker (12) 2:24 11, /7 CSP L, T2-0.5 Y. Flande (2-8) E. Jokisch (5-5) -- 2: /8 CSP W, T1 -- D. Beeler (3-2) C. Friedrich (1-7) B. Parker (13) 2: FRE W, T1 -- T. Wada (6-3) J. Berken (7-5) -- 3: FRE L, T1 -- M. Kickham (5-5) K. Hendricks (6-5) H. Hembree (11) 2: FRE L, C. Heston (6-3) C. Rusin (4-8) -- 2: FRE L, M. Lively (4-3) E. Jokisch (5-6) H. Hembree (12) 2: SAC L, P. Smyth (1-1) D. Beeler (3-3) J. McBryde (4) 2:57 10, SAC L, D. Straily (4-1) T. Wada (6-4) -- 3:26 12, SAC W, K. Hendricks (7-5) E. O Flaherty (0-1) M. Hatley (1) 2:37 12, SAC L, M. Buschmann (5-2) C. Rusin (4-9) -- 2: /17 ELP L, M. Wisler (4-4) E. Jokisch (5-7) H. Ambriz (6) 2: /18 ELP W, D. Beeler (4-3) O. Despaigne (1-3) B. Parker (14) 2: /19 ELP W, T. Wada (7-4) J. Lane (5-6) Y. Negrin (1) 2: /20 ELP W, K. Hendricks (8-5) D. Roach (0-1) A. Cabrera (1) 2:39 14,128