Upcoming Probable Pitchers: Greensboro/Opponents.

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1 Josh Feldman Tel: Fax: Bellemeade Street, Greensboro, NC SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2011 S.A.L. POSTSEASON 2011, 2012, 2014, 2017 Greensboro Grasshoppers vs. West Virginia Power Second Half, Miami Marlins Second Half, Pittsburgh Pirates Wednesday, August 8, :00 p.m. First National Bank Field Greensboro, N.C. Game #111 of 136 LH Sean Guenther (2-1, 5.20) vs. RH Travis MacGregor (1-4, 3.43) CLASS A AFFILIATE OF Miami Marlins (Majors) National League (East) th 17.5 GB Last night: L, 3-2 vs. St. Louis Marlins System New Orleans Baby Cakes (Triple-A) Pacific Coast League (American Southern) rd 17.0 GB Last night: W, 15-6 vs. Albuquerque Ortega (NO), 4-for-6, 3 R, 2 3B, 2 RBI Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (Double-A) Southern League (South) th 12.0 GB Last night: Off Jupiter Hammerheads (High-A) Florida State League (South) th 8.5 GB Last night: L, 3-1 vs. St. Lucie Mahan (JUP), 3-for-4, SB Greensboro Grasshoppers (Class A) South Atlantic League (Northern) T-4th 7.5 GB Last night: W, 8-1 vs. West Virginia (6) Allen (GBO), 2-for-3, R, HR, 4 RBI Castano (GBO), W, 6 IP, 5 H, ER, 5 SO Batavia Muckdogs (Short-Season A) New York Penn League (North) rd 6.5 GB Last game: W, 1-0 vs. West Virginia Rodriguez, M (BAT), W, 4.0 IP, H, SO Wolf (BAT) Sv, 2.0 IP, 2 SO Gulf Coast League Marlins (Rookie) Gulf Coast League (East) th 14.5 GB Last night: L, 9-4 vs. GCL Nationals Dominican Summer Lg. Marlins (Rk) Dominican Summer League (Northwest) nd 5.5 GB Today s Preview: The Grasshoppers (A, Marlins) are back in action after a rain-shortened win against the Power (A, Pirates) at First National Bank Field. Greensboro is sending left-hander Sean Guenther to the mound against West Virginia s Travis MacGregor as the Hoppers look to clinch a series win. The Grasshoppers lineup has experienced a shakeup over the last week with 18 roster moves in the month of August, including the arrival of Miami s top three draft picks from this June. In welcoming many new faces to the dugout, the Grasshoppers recently promoted shortstop Jose Devers and outfielder Tristan Pompey to the Class A-Advanced Jupiter Hammerheads. Hoppers Hurlers: Sean Guenther, 22, makes his fourth start and ninth appearance with the Grasshoppers as he faces a Pirates affiliate for the second time this year. He is coming off a no decision on July 30 at Rome, allowing five runs (three earned)on 10 hits over 6.0 innings while walking none and striking out five. The left-hander has issued only three walks while fanning 22 over 27.2 innings with Greensboro. While Guenther has not faced West Virginia before, he had a strong start April 26 vs. Bradenton (High-A, Pirates) when he tossed 6.0 innings, allowing a run on seven hits in a no decision. He opened this season with Class A-Advanced Jupiter where he went 0-1 with a 4.38 ERA in seven games (seven starts) in the Florida State League. The Marlins selected him in the seventh round of the June 2017 First-Year Player Draft out of Notre Dame. He split his debut season between the GCL Marlins and Batavia, going 1-4 with a 3.18 ERA (18 ER/51.0 IP) and 44 strikeouts in 13 games (12 starts). About Last Night: The Grasshoppers dropped five runs in the first to surge past the Power on Tuesday before the game was called due to nearby lightning. Daniel Castano (4-2) worked all 6.0 innings for Greensboro to earn a complete-game win in the storm-shortened contest. He allowed one run on five hits with a walk and five strikeouts. West Virginia Power starter Sergio Cubilete (3-5) took the loss, giving up eight runs (seven earned) on nine hits over 4 and 2/3 innings. He struck out five and walked three before giving way to reliever Ike Schlabach. In the bottom of the first, Greensboro sent 11 men to the plate while scoring five runs on five hits. Connor Scott, the Marlins first round pick (13th overall) in this June's First-Year Player Draft, and Thomas Jones led off with back-to-back doubles for a quick 1-0 lead. Two batters later, Isael Soto followed with an RBI-single. Chris Torres then drew a 2-out walk before Marcos Rivera reached base on a strikeout-wild pitch that loaded the bases. Will Allen stepped to the plate and slapped a 2-run single to left field for a 4-0 lead, and Ricardo Cespedes followed with an RBI-single to cap the big inning. Allen finished 2-for-3 with a home run and four RBI while Soto drove in two runs on a 2-for-3 night. Scott reached base in every plate appearance in his Class A debut, going 2-for-2 with a double, an RBI, two walks, and two runs scored. Fellow top draft picks Osiris Johnson (Second Round, 53rd overall) and Will Banfield (Competitive Balance Round B, 69th overall) also made their Class A debut with Greensboro on Tuesday night. Youth Movement: The Grasshoppers received the Miami Marlins top three draft picks from this June s First Year Player Draft on Tuesday as Connor Scott (First Round, 13th overall), Osiris Johnson (Second Round, 53rd overall), and Will Banfield (Competitive Balance Round B, 69th overall) all made their Class A debut Tuesday against West Virginia. The trio of teenagers are the three youngest members of the Grasshoppers as Scott (18) was born Oct. 8, 1999, Banfield (18) was born Nov. 18, 1999, and Johnson (17) was born Oct. 18, With his promotion to Greensboro, Orisis Johnson becomes the first player born in the new millennium to suit up for the Grasshoppers. Where there s a Will: Grasshoppers catcher Will Allen put together his third 4-RBI game of the season on Tuesday, going 2-for-3 with a 2-run home run in the 8-1 win over West Virginia in six innings. Allen, who played first base on Tuesday, also slapped a 2-run single in the first inning as Greensboro built an early 5-0 lead. Earlier this season, Allen torched the Hickory Crawdads with eight RBI in three games played, driving in four runs on June 11 and again on June 13 in the second game of a doubleheader. The most RBI by a Grasshopper in a single game this season is five, accomplished by Zach Sullivan and Isael Soto. No-Hitter History: Sunday s no-hitter against Kannapolis is Greensboro s first since April 23, 2012, when Jose Fernandez combined with Gregory Nappo and Kevin Cravey in a 6-0 win over Hickory for the first no-hitter in Grasshoppers history. Prior to that, Greensboro s last no-hitter came during the Bats era, when Jason Vargas spun a 9-inning no-no on Aug. 24, 2004, against the Savannah Sand Gnats. Series Information Greensboro vs. West Virginia Last season: x x x 2018: Greensboro, 2-1 (of 6) In Greensboro: Greensboro, 2-1 In West Virginia: Series tied, 0-0 One-Run Games: Series tied, 0-0 Extra-Innings: Series tied, Meetings: Date Location Result/Time 6/1 GREENSBORO W /2 GREENSBORO L 0-4 6/3 GREENSBORO W 5-2 8/7 GREENSBORO 7:00 PM 8/8 GREENSBORO 7:00 PM 8/9 GREENSBORO 7:00 PM South Atlantic League 2nd Half Standings SAL Northern Division W-L GB *Lakewood Hickory Kannapolis GREENSBORO Delmarva West Virginia Hagerstown SAL Southern Division W-L GB Lexington Greenville Asheville Charleston *Rome Augusta Columbia *First Half Division Champion Upcoming Probable Pitchers: Greensboro/Opponents. Thursday, Aug. 9 vs. West Virginia RH Ethan Clark (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Max Kranick (3-4, 3.71) 7:00 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10 vs. Asheville LH Trevor Rogers (1-4, 5.02) vs. TBA 7:00 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11 vs. Asheville RH Trevor Braley (5-5, 4.28) vs. TBA 7:00 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 12 vs. Asheville LH Daniel Castano (4-2, 2.05) vs. TBA 4:00 p.m.

2 GRASSHOPPERS POSITION PLAYER SNAPSHOTS BANFIELD, WILL Height 6 0 Weight 200 Bats Right Throws Right Born November 18, 1999 School Brookwood, Snellville, Ga. Acquired Selected in Competitive Balance Round B (69th overall) in June 2018 First-Year Player Draft 1B JOHNSON, OSIRIS Height 6 0 Weight 181 Bats Right Throws Right Born October 18, 2000 in Alameda, Calif. School Encial, Alameda, Calif. Acquired Selected in Second Round (53rd overall) of June 2018 First-Year Player Draft 1B

3 GRASSHOPPER POSITION PLAYER SNAPSHOTS **DISABLED LIST** OSBORNE, J.D. Height 6 1 Weight 215 Bats Right Throws Right Born July 13, 1995 in Whitby, ON, Canada School Tampa Acquired Selected in 22nd round of June 2017 First-Year Player Draft Miscellaneous: Full name: John-Daniel Jurgen Worner Osborne OF SCHUBERT, GUNNAR Height 5 11 Weight 205 Bats Right Throws Right Born May 19, 1996 in Auburn, Wa. School Gonzaga Acquired Selected in 28th round of June 2018 First-Year Player Draft SCOTT, CONNOR Height 6 4 Weight 180 Bats Left Throws Left Born October 8, 1999 in Tampa, Fla. School Plant, Tampa, Fla. Acquired Selected in First round (13th overall) of June 2018 First-Year Player Draft OF OF

4 GRASSHOPPER POSITION PLAYER SNAPSHOTS TORRES, CHRIS Height 5 11 Weight 170 Bats Switch Throws Right Born February 6, 1998 in Santiago, Dominican Republic School N/A Acquired Via trade from Seattle Mariners along with RHP Nick Neidert and RHP Robert Dugger in exchange for CF Dee Gordon and Future Considerations on December 7, 2017 SS CURRENT HITTING AND ON-BASE STREAKS: Current Hit Streak Long Hit Streak Current On-Base Streak Long OB Streak Allen +1 5G, +1 6G Alonso +1 8G, 5/19 5/ G Ayarza -1 2G -1 4G Banfield -1-1 Baranek G, present G Brown +1 5G, 7/4 7/ G Castro -2 6G, 4/8 4/17 & 4/26 5/2-1 8G Cespedes +1 4G +1 4G Devers +1 11G, 5/19 5/ G Dinicola -2 4G +6 6G Gutierrez 6G, 4/11 4/17 Hernandez -1 6G, 4/29 5/11-1 6G Hollins -3 1G, 7/20-1 3G Johnson -1-1 Jones +1 8G, 7/6 7/ G Knapp +4 4G, 4/20 4/25(1) +4 15G Lara -6 5G, 7/1 7/6-5 6G Lopez -1 4G, 4/6 4/13-1 6G Millan -1 4G, 4/18 6/9 +2 9G Osborne -1-1 Pompey -3 5G, 2x, last: 7/24-7/ G Rivera +1 9G, 4/25(1) 5/3 +2 9G Santos -3 10G, 5/2 5/ G Schubert -1 3G, 7/20-7/23-1 5G Scott +1 1G, 8/7 +1 1G Soto +1 6G, G Sullivan -1 7G, 4/22 5/5-1 7G Torres -1 5G, 7/27-8/4 +2 5G

5 HOPPERS ON THE HILL **DISABLED LIST** CASTANO, DANIEL Height 6 4 Weight 230 Bats Left Throws Left Born September in Orlando, Fla. School Baylor Acquired Via trade from St. Louis Cardinals along with RF Magneuris Sierra, RHP Sandy Alcantara and RHP Zac Gallen in exchange for LF Marcell Ozuna on December 14, 2017 LHP

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7 HOPPERS ON THE HILL SEBALD, SCOTT Height 6 5 Weight 230 Bats Left Throws Left Born June 16, 1994 in Cincinnati, Ohio School Lindsey Wilson Acquired Signed as Free Agent on June 1, 2018 Notable: Began career with Texas Rangers in 2016 and played independent league ball in 2017 LHP

8 NOTEWORTHY PERFORMANCES Games Decided In Final At-Bats (16-8) Games Won in Bold Walk-Off Games (5-5) Date Opp Result Notes W, 10-9 (10) First extra-inning game under new rules W, 6-4 BJ Lopez 2-RBI single in Top 9 is difference L, 4-5 Juan Soto hits walk-off single to cap 2-run 9th L, 4-5 (10) Colby Fitch hits 2-out walk-off single in 10th W, 5-4 (10) Aaron Knapp s infield hit plates BJ Lopez 4/19 CSC W, 3-2 Eric Gutierrez hits game-winner with 2 outs 4/22 CSC W, 3-2 Isael Soto caps 3-run 8th with RBI-double W, 11-7 (10) GBO allows 2 in 9th, respond with 7 in 10 th 5/2 HAG W, 10-8 Hernandez GW-HR caps GBO s 4-HR day 5/4 GVL W, 9-8 Sullivan s GW completes 6-run comeback L, Casey Golden s GA 2-R hit part of 6-run Bot 8 5/17 LWD L, 1-4 Gregori Rivero s hits GT-RBI-3B, scores in 9 th L, 0-4 HAG plates 4 in Bot 6 on 2 hits, 3 BB, 1 HBP W, 3-1 Two runs in Top 9 spoils First Half for KAN W, 5-4 (7) Jhonny Santos hits 3-run HR in Top 7 6/26 KAN W, 8-7 Rodrigo Ayarza s RBI-2B caps 4-run Bot 8 W, (11) Soto s 5th RBI plates go-ahead run in 11th 7/13 KAN W, 5-4 (10) Allen s GW infield chopper scores Jones L, 2-3 Zach Jarrett RBI-single scores Mason McCoy L, 3-4 (7) Devers E6 allows 2 runs, Jarrett adds GW hit W, 1-0 (9) Gunner Schubert drives in Garvis Lara L, 6-7 (10) Scheiner triples twice, scores GW run in 10 th 7/29 HIC W, 2-1 Rogers takes no-no 7.2 IP, Soto hits GW 2B W, 6-5 Isael Soto hits 2-run double in Top 9 SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK AWARD WINNERS 2018 Name Week Stats Thomas Jones 4/30 5/6.350 (7-20), 2B, 4 HR, 6 RBI, 8 R Hitting Streaks of 10+ Games (3) Games Player Dates Stats 13 Cameron Baranek 6/1 pres..420 (21-50), 2 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI 11 Jose Devers 5/19 5/ (16-36), 2 RBI, 2 2B 10 Jhonny Santos 5/2 5/ (13-35), HR, 4 RBI, 4 2B

9 QUALITY STARTS (36) W-L: Quality starts: 6 IP or more, 3 ER or less Date Pitcher Opp. Dec IP H R ER BB K HRA 4/5 Brady Puckett HIC W(1) /14 Taylor /16 Edward /17 Puckett /19 Ryan Lillie CSC /20 Braley (2) CSC W(1) /22 Puckett (3) CSC /29 Puckett /4 Puckett (5) GVL L(2) /7 Lillie (2) GVL L(1) /12 Lillie W(2) /17 Puckett (6) LWD /19 Brandon Miller LWD L(3) /20-1 Edward Cabrera LWD W(1) /23 Braley (3) KAN /24 Miller (2) KAN W(1) /26-1 Lillie W(3) /28 Braley W(2) /29 Miller L(4) /30 Cabrera L(5) /31 Lillie W(4) /3 Miller (4) WVA W(2) /5 Lillie W(5) /8 Braley (5) LWD W(3) /15 Cabrera W(3) /16 Lillie W(6) /29 Daniel Castano DEL W(1) /4 Castano (2) LWD W(2) /9 Castano L(1) /17 Trevor Rogers ASH W(1) /22-2 Daniel /23 Rogers /27 Castano (4) HIC W(3) /29 Rogers (3) HIC /30 Sean /7 Castano (5) WVA W(4) Bold denotes complete game GRASSHOPPERS VS. SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE IN 2017 Home Road Total vs. Delmarva Shorebirds Hagerstown Suns Hickory Crawdads Kannapolis Intimidators Lakewood BlueClaws West Virginia Power Total vs. Northern Division vs. Asheville Tourists Augusta GreenJackets Charleston RiverDogs Greenville Drive Lexington Legends Rome Braves Columbia Fireflies Total vs. Southern Division GRASSHOPPERS RECORDS IN 2018 Total HOME ROAD Overall Record st Half Record nd Half Record vs. Northern Division vs. Southern Division Series Openers (& 1-game series) Series Finales After Off Days Grasshoppers Score First Opponents Score First Games Won/Lost In Last ABs Come-From-Behind Wins Losses After Leading Bat Around For/Against 14/20 9/10 6/10 Grasshoppers start RHP Grasshoppers start LHP vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter Grasshoppers Starter 6+ IP Grasshoppers Starter 7+ IP Grasshoppers Starter 8+ IP More Hits than opp Equal # of Hits Less Hits than opp Grasshoppers Homer Grasshoppers Allow Homer When Scoring When Scoring When Scoring Commit 0 Errors Commit 1-2 Errors Commit 3+ Errors Leading After 7th Tied After 7th Trailing After 7th Leading After 8th Tied After 8th Trailing After 8th Extra Innings One-Run Games Two-Run Games Run Games Day Games (before 5pm start) Night Games Shutout Record Doubleheader Record Series Record (W-L-T) April Record May Record June Record July Record August Record September Record

10 Home Run Breakdown Home Run Breakdown Outs vs. GBO GRAND SLAMS (1) Cameron Baranek 6/13 vs. HIC-1 PLAYER No. H/R Solo 2R 3R GS LHP RHP GT GA Rec. Last Allen, Will 8 6/ /7 vs. WVA Alonso, Lazaro 4 2/ /5 at DEL Ayarza, Rodrigo 2 0/ /8 at LEX Baranek, Cameron 4 3/ /13 vs. HIC-1 Brown, Micah 6 5/ /4 vs. LWD Cespedes, Ricardo 1 1/ /6 vs. LWD Gutierrez, Eric 2 1/ /26 at HIC-1 Hernandez, MIchael 4 2/ /28 vs. HIC Jones, Thomas 9 7/ /30 at ROM Knapp, Aaron 1 0/ /26 at HIC-1 Lara, Garvis 4 2/ /8 at LEX Millan, J.C. 2 0/ /18 at LWD Pompey, Tristan 2 0/ /25 at LWD Rivera, Marcos 10 6/ /26 at LWD Santos, Jhonny 6 3/ /3 at HIC Soto, Isael 7 4/ /5 at KAN-1 Sullivan, Zach 2 0/ /31 at LWD Torres, Chris 1 1/ /28 vs. HIC INSIDE THE PARK (0) MULTI-HR GAMES (4) Thomas Jones, 2 5/3 vs. HAG Jhonny Santos, 2 5/21 vs. KAN Micah Brown, 2 6/1 vs. WV Marcos Rivera, 2 6/1 vs. WV PINCH-HIT HOMERS (0) BACK-TO-BACK HR (2) 6/1 vs. WV Rivera/Brown 6/5 at DEL Alonso/Rivera WALK-OFF HR (1) 5/2 Michael Hernandez vs. HAG CONSEC. HR GAMES (2) 3 Thomas Jones, 5/2-5/4 2 Lazaro Alonso, 5/2-5/3 TOTAL 74 43/ /7 vs. WVA LEAD OFF GAME (1) 7/30 at ROM Thomas Jones Base Running Breakdown BASERUNNING INFORMATION PLAYER SB - ATT SB2 ATT SB3 - ATT SBH - ATT CS PO Allen Alonso Baranek Brown Castro Cespedes Devers DiNicola Hernandez Gutierrez Jones Knapp Lara Millan Pompey Rivera Santos Schubert Soto Sullivan Torres TOTALS Starting vs. Relief Pitcher Breakdown STARTER/RELIEVER BREAKDOWN W L S ERA R ER IP BB K HRA Starters: Relievers: Position Players: Totals:

11 Games Started by Position/Batting Order Games Started By Position C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Hernandez (61) Alonso (31) Lara (43) Rivera (57) Devers (58) Santos (43) Jones (58) Soto (63) Castro (13) Lopez (24) Brown (24) Castro (31) Brown (23) Rivera (34) Cespedes (19) Knapp (15) Brown (10) Devers (13) Allen (23) Dinicola (18) Devers (14) Millan (14) Lara (8) Sullivan (15) Santos (14) Sullivan (10) Alonso (12) Banfield (1) Gutierrez (17) Ayarza (10) Lara (11) Torres (5) Pompey (10) Sullivan (8) Santos (9) Soto (10) Osborne (1) Allen (14) Brown (5) Hollins (5) Schubert (3) Baranek (9) Baranek (6) Baranek (6) Brown (9) Millan (5) Schubert (5) Brown (1) Jones (9) Pompey (5) Jones (5) Rivera (8) Hollins (1) Torres (2) Johnson (1) Knapp (5) Cespedes (2) Pompey (5) Baranek (7) Scott (1) Cespedes (2) Cespedes (7) Jones (6) Lara (6) Millan (6) DiNicola (5) Pompey (4) Gutierrez (2) Hollins (1) Torres (1) Games Started By Batting Order Leadoff 2 3 Cleanup Jones (73) Devers (77) Santos (36) Alonso (42) Rivera (51) Rivera (33) Brown (20) Hernandez (41) Lara (49) Knapp (20) Lara (14) Pompey (24) Soto (29) Soto (13) Brown (17) DiNicola (15) Santos (11) Castro (21) Devers (8) Castro (7) Soto (22) Gutierrez (19) Brown (12) Millan (11) Sullivan (15) Sullivan (8) Ayarza (9) Baranek (4) Torres (5) Brown (13) Allen (14) Allen (11) Cespedes (10) Lopez (12) Castro (7) Hernandez (7) Castro (2) Baranek (2) Baranek (10) Millan (4) Millan (8) Soto (7) Rivera (11) Lopez (9) Santos (6) Scott (1) Schubert (2) Rivera (2) Brown (2) Cespedes (6) Baranek (5) Hernandez (9) Allen (8) Schubert (6) Brown (1) Allen (1) Santos (6) Hernandez (4) Cespedes (6) Brown (5) Sullivan (6) Jones (1) Castro (1) Baranek (2) Sullivan (4) Castro (5) Cespedes (5) Cespedes (3) Santos (1) Johnson (1) Banfield (1) Dinicola (3) Hollins (4) DiNicola (5) Brown (2) Jones (3) Santos (4) Hollins (3) Torres (1) Lara (3) Baranek (3) Baranek (2) Lopez (3) Allen (2) Lara (2) Santos (2) Millan (2) Rivera (2) Allen (1) Soto (2) Ayarza (1) Alonso (1) Torres (1) Castro (1) Osborne (1) Torres (1) Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Hitter Total (last) Hitter Total (last) Allen, Will (8/7) Allen, Will (8/7) Alonso, Lazaro (5/29) Alonso, Lazaro (6/5) Ayarza, Ricardo 1 1 (7/8) Banarek, Cameron (6/17) Baranek, Cameron (6/13-1) Brown, Micah (7/8) Brown, Micah (6/1) Castro, Sam (6/1) Castro, Sam 3 3 (4/29) Cespedes, Ricardo 4 4 (7/24) Cespedes, Ricardo 1 (7/6) Devers, Jose (7/26) Devers, Jose (6/13-2) Dinicola, Harrison 1 1 (7/19) DiNicola, Harrison 1 1 (7/23) Gutierrez, Eric (4/19) Gutierrez, Eric 4 4 (4/26-1) Hernandez, Michael (7/22-1) Hernandez, Michael (7/22-1) Jones, Thomas (7/30) Jones, Thomas (6/26) Knapp, Aaron (4/27) Knapp, Aaron 1 1 (4/26-1) Lara, Garvis (7/14) Lara, Garvis 6 6 (7/5) Lopez, BJ 5 5 (5/26-1) Lopez, BJ 1 1 (4/13) Millan, JC (6/15) Millan 2 2 (4/13) Pompey, Tristan (7/30) Rivera, Marcos (8/7) Rivera, Marcos (7/26) Santos, Jhonny (6/30) Santos, Jhonny (6/23-1) Schubert, Gunnar 2 2 (8/4) Scott, Connor 1 1 (8/7) Soto, Isael (8/7) Soto, Isael (8/7) Sullivan, Zach (5/14) Sullivan, Zach (5/31) Torres, Chris 5 5 (8/5-2) Torres, Chris 1 1 (7/28)

12 The Last Time the Grasshoppers Hit a home run Allowed a home run Hit Inside The Park HR Allowed Inside The Park HR Hit a grand slam Allowed a grand slam Led off a game with a HR Allowed HR to lead off game Hit a pinch-hit HR Pitched a shutout 7/27/18 vs. HIC (W, 3-0) Were Shutout 8/5/18 at KAN-2 (L, 0-9) 8/7/18 vs. WVA (Will Allen off Sergio Cubilete) 8/7/18 vs. WVA (Deon Stafford off Daniel Castano) 6/13/18 vs. HIC-1 (Cameron Baranek off Demarcus Evans) 5/27/18 at HAG (Jake Scudder off Trevor Rogers) 6/27/18 vs. DEL (Kirvin Moesquit off Scott Sebald, third pitch) Scored 10 runs 7/8/18 at LEX (W, 11-10, 11 inn.) Allowed 10 runs 7/16/18 vs. ASH (L, 12-1) Scored 15 runs 7/1/14 at LEX (W, 16-12) Allowed 15 runs 6/27/18 vs. DEL (L, 2-20) Scored 20 runs 6/30/14 at ASH (W, 20-2) Allowed 20 runs 6/27/18 vs. DEL (L, 2-20) Had a walk-off win 7/29/18 vs. HIC (W, 2-1) Had a walk-off loss 7/23/18 at LWD (L, 7-6, 10 inn.) Swept a series Got swept Won in extra innings Lost in extra innings Won 3 straight Lost 3 straight Won 5 straight Lost 5 straight 10-game hit streak 15-game hit streak 20-game hit streak 20-game on-base streak 25-game on-base streak Hit for the Cycle Allowed a Cycle 7/27/18 7/29/18 vs. HIC (3 games) 5/9/18 5/11/18 at ASH (3 games) 7/22/18 at DEL-2 (W, 1-0, 9 inn.) 7/23/18 at LWD (L, 7-6, 10 inn.) 7/26/18 7/30/18 (5 games) 7/23/18 7/25/18 (3 games) 7/26/18 7/30/18 (5 games) 6/9/18 6/12/18 (Gm 2), 5 games 6/1/18 present (6/17/18), Cameron Baranek, 13 games 5/14/17 6/9/17, James Nelson, 24 games 5/14/17 6/9/17, James Nelson, 24 games 5/24/18 present (6/17/18), Cameron Baranek, 21 games 4/28/17 6/9/17, James Nelson, 37 games 8/24/17 at KAN, Jake Burger (5-5, 3 RBI) 3-Home Run Game 3-HR Game Against 8/15/17 vs. DEL, Collin Woody (5-5) 5-Hit Game 4/29/17 vs. ASH, Colby Lusignan (5-5) 5-Hit Game Against 6/27/18 vs. DEL, Will Robertson (5-6, 2 RBI, 2 2B, 2 R) 4 strikeouts in one inning Struck out 4 times in one inning 5/28/17 vs. KAN, Alec Hansen (3rd Inning) 10+ Strikeouts (Indiv.) 7/29/18 vs. HIC, Trevor Rogers (12 K, 7.2 IP) 10+ Strikeouts Against (Indiv.) 7/25/18 at LWD, Spencer Howard (10 K, 5.1 IP) Threw no-hitter (Ind.) 8/24/04 vs. SAV, Jason Vargas (9 inn.) *Greensboro Bats era Were No-hit (Ind.) Threw 1-hitter (Ind.) 8/13/17 at KAN, Max Duvall (won 3-0) Were 1-hit (Ind.) 6/29/16 vs. DEL, Cristian Alvarado (lost, 6-0, Gm 2, 7 inn.) Threw no-hitter (Combined) 8/5/18 at KAN-1, Taylor Braley (5.0 IP), Jeremy Ovalle (0.2), Michael Mertz (1.1), won 2-1 Were No-hit (Combined) Threw 1-hitter (Combined) 7/29/18 vs. HIC, Trevor Rogers (7.2 IP), Michael Mertz (1.1 IP), won, 2-1 Were 1-hit (Combined) Position Player Pitched Faced Pos. Player pitching 8/24/17 at KAN, Grant Massey (3.0 IP)

13 IN THE WEEDS: GRASSHOPPERS NOTES Youth Movement: The Grasshoppers received the Miami Marlins top three draft picks from this June s First Year Player Draft on August 7 as Connor Scott (First Round, 13th overall), Osiris Johnson (Second Round, 53rd overall), and Will Banfield (Competitive Balance Round B, 69th overall) all made their Class A debut Tuesday against West Virginia. The trio of teenagers are the three youngest members of the Grasshoppers as Scott (18) was born Oct. 8, 1999, Banfield (18) was born Nov. 18, 1999, and Johnson (17) was born Oct. 18, With his promotion to Greensboro, Orisis Johnson becomes the first player born in the new millennium to suit up for the Grasshoppers. No-Hitter History: Greensboro pitchers combined to throw a 7-inning no-hitter in Game 1 of the August 5 doubleheader at Kannapolis in a 2-1 win. Taylor Braley worked 5.0 scoreless, hitless innings, working around two walks while striking out four. Jeremy Ovalle walked two batters and plunked another while recording two outs in the sixth inning, leading to an Intimidators run without the benefit of a hit. Michael Mertz tossed the final 1.1 innings of hitless ball, striking out two and walking two to complete the gem. Kannapolis earned a measure of revenge, scoring a 9-0 win in Game 2. The August 5 no-hitter against Kannapolis is Greensboro s first since April 23, 2012, when Jose Fernandez combined with Gregory Nappo and Kevin Cravey in a 6-0 win over Hickory for the first no-hitter in Grasshoppers history. Prior to that, Greensboro s last no-hitter came during the Bats era, when Jason Vargas spun a 9-inning no-no on Aug. 24, 2004, against the Savannah Sand Gnats. Low-Hit Games: Prior to the August 5 no-hitter in Game 1 of a doubleheader, a Greensboro 2-1 win at Kannapolis, the Grasshoppers had tossed a pair of 1-hit games this season, most recently on July 29 vs. Hickory in a 2-1 win over the Crawdads. On April 16, Greensboro 1-hit Lakewood in a 1-0 win at FirstEnergy Park. Rockin Rogers: Trevor Rogers 12 strikeouts on July 29 set a new season-high by a Grasshoppers pitcher, surpassing the 10 strikeouts by Dustin Beggs on June 12 vs. Hickory in Game 1 of a doubleheader. That day, Beggs fanned 10 over 5.0 innings of work the only other Grasshoppers pitcher with a double-digit strikeout game this season. Rogers also matched the longest outing by a Greensboro pitching in 2018, working 7.2 innings to equal Brady Puckett s 7.2 innings of work on May 5 vs. Greenville. Blanked by Bugs: Greensboro pitching enjoyed its ninth shutout win and its sixth combination shutout of 2018 in a July 27 win, 3-0, over Hickory. Starting pitcher Daniel Castano has now spearheaded three of the Grasshoppers nine shutouts this season. Greensboro is now 9-7 in shutout games this season, tied with Lexington (9-5) for the fourth-most shutouts in the South Atlantic League this season behind Lakewood (20-7), Augusta (11-6), and Delmarva (10-11). A look at Greensboro shutouts in 2018: Date Opp. Score Pitchers (Winning pitcher) 1-0 Cabrera (6.0), Howe (2.0) Peace (1.0) 5/20 LWD (7) Cabrera (7.0) 5/20 LWD (7) Beggs (4.0), Hock (3.0) 3-0 (7) Lillie (7.0) 2-0 (7) Lillie (6.0) 6/29 DEL 1-0 Castano (6.0), Neubeck (1.0), Aiello (2.0) 1-0 Guenther (4.0), Farnworth (1.0) Sebald (2.0), McKay (2.0) 1-0 (9) Castano (7.0), Mertz (2.0) 7/27 HIC 3-0 Castano (6.0), Castellanos (2.0) Mertz (1.0) Scoreless Streaking: After allowing two runs in the first inning on July 26 s game at Lakewood, Greensboro pitching did not allowed a run in its 18.0 innings on the mound, including July 27 s 9-inning shutout win over Hickory. With a scoreless first inning on July 28, the Hoppers came within one inning of matching the team s longest scoreless inning streak of the season before giving up a run in the second. The Grasshoppers longest scoreless pitching streak of the season came May when the team tossed 19.0 consecutive scoreless innings, including back-to-back shutouts on May 20 in a doubleheader against Lakewood. Thieves in the Night: Greensboro swiped a season-best seven bases July 11 against Kannapolis, two more than the team s previous season-high. The Hoppers stole five on June 11 against Hickory. Six different players stole at least one base with Ricardo Cespedes becoming the sixth Grasshoppers with two stolen bases in a game this season and the first since Garvis Lara and Thomas Jones each stole two bags on June 25 against Kannapolis. In total, Greensboro successfully stole seven bases in nine chances en route to a 6-2 win in the series opener. Base on Balls for Brown: Micah Brown drew a teambest three walks in the July 11 win, 6-2, over Kannapolis, matching the most by a Grasshoppers batter in a game this season. On April 29, Aaron Knapp drew three walks in an extra-inning game at Asheville. Turning Two, Four Times: The Grasshoppers matched the team s high watermark for double plays in the July 11 win over the Intimidators with four twin-killings in the 6-2 victory. All four double plays came in their own unique style. First baseman Micah Brown started a double play with Jose Devers returning fire in the second inning. The Hoppers turned a traditional from Marcos Rivera to Garvis Lara to Brown as well as 4-3 two-ball from Lara to Brown. The most unusual double play came in the form of batters interference on a strikeout that obstructed catcher Michael Hernandez s throw to try to pick off a runner at second base. The batter and base runner were both ruled out on the play. The only other 4-double play game Greensboro posted this season came May 3 vs. Hagerstown. Walk This Way: Kannapolis issued 10 walks to Greensboro on July 11, giving the Grasshoppers their most free passes in a game this season. The Hoppers previous high came on April 11 when they drew seven walks at home against Augusta, including six by GreenJackets starting pitcher Garrett Cave. In the game, Intimidators starting pitcher Zach Lewis walked seven batters over 4.1 innings to set a new single-game high by a Hoppers opposing pitcher this season. The Comeback: With Lexington ahead 8-2 after five innings on July 8 -- thanks to three in the second and five in the fifth -- Greensboro rallined in the top of the eighth with a 5-run frame of their own en route to an win in 11 innings. Jose Devers, Garvis Lara, and Tristan Pompey led off the frame with three straight base hits to get one run back before Soto belted a 3-run blast to pull the Grasshoppers within two, 8-6. With the basepaths empty and no outs, Tad Ratliff replaced Collin Snider on the mound. Micah Brownsmacked a 1-out double, and Michael Hernandez drove him in with an RBI-single to cut the Legends' lead to one. In the top of the ninth, the Grasshoppers tied the game, 8-8, on Soto's sacrifice-fly to cash Devers. Vincenzo Aiello tossed a scoreless bottom of the ninth to pitch Greensboro into extra innings. The 6-run deficit overcome for a win matches the largest comeback with by Greensboro this season (the Hoppers trailed the Greenville Drive 8-2 through five innings on May 4 before charging back to win 9-8 thanks to a 6-run sixth inning. Silky Soto: Isael Soto's 5-RBI night on July 8 matched the most by a Hoppers hitter in a game this season, tying Zach Sullivan's 5-RBI game on May 9 at Asheville. Soto and Michael Hernandez each finished 3-for-5 to lead the six Hoppers hitters who had a multi-hit day. Extra! Extra!: The Grasshoppers scored an extrainnings win July 8 at Lexington, in 11 innings, their first since April 29 at Asheville with an 11-7 victory over the Tourists. Greensboro is now 4-1 in extrainnings games this season with the team s first four extrainning contests all coming during the season s first month. The Hoppers won 10-9 (10) at Hagerstown on April 12, lost 5-4 (10) at Lakewood on April 17, and won 5-4 (10) at Lakewood on April 18 before playing the team s most recent extra-innings game prior to this series with the win at Asheville. Take Your Time: Sunday s game was the longest for the Grasshoppers this season both in terms of the number of innings played (11) and the time of the game (3:54). The team s four previous extra-innings games all finished in 10 innings while the Hoppers longest game of 2018 by time before Sunday came April 29 at Asheville in a 3:28 contest. Sunday s game was Greensboro longest by time since August 5, 2017, when the Grasshoppers needed 4:39 to beat Kannapolis 5-4 in 15 innings. LUCKY 13 Greensboro pitchers matched the team s season-high with 13 strikeouts in back-to-back games against the Crawdads on July This marked the eighth and ninth times the Grasshoppers fanned 13 batters in a game in /9 vs. Augusta 5/10 at Asheville 6/5 at Delmarva 6/29 vs. Delmarva 7/5 vs. Lakewood 7/17 vs. Asheville 7/23 at Lakewood 7/28 vs. Hickory 7/29 vs. Hickory STREAKING TO JUPITER Cameron Baranek, who was promoted to Class-A Advanced Jupiter to being the Second Half, finished the first half on a 13-game hitting streak (since June 1) and 21-game on-base streak (since May 24) with Greensboro. Both are the longest by a Hoppers hitter this season. He surpassed an 11-game hitting streak by Jose Devers and a 20-game on-base streak by Jhonny Santos earlier this season. Baranek is batting.420 (21-50) with two home runs, two doubles, and eight RBI over his 13-game hit streak, the longest active streak the SAL and tied for the 10th-longest in His 21-game on-base streak is the longest by a Grasshopper since James Nelson reached base safely in 37 straight games from April 28-June 9, RECORD RUNS ALLOWED The June 27 run total against the Shorebirds matched the Grasshoppers franchise record for runs allowed when Greensboro gave up 20 runs for the second time since the team s inaugural 2005 season. The only other 20-run game for a Hoppers opponent came nearly 10 years ago to the day, on June 28, 2008, in a 20-6 loss to Kannapolis. That night, Greensboro allowed 23 hits, one more than the June 27 loss, 20-2, which was a 22-hit night by Delmarva. In the process of June 27 s 20-2 loss, Delmarva set or tied 11 season high marks for offense against Greensboro, including the following: Category 6/27 vs DEL Previous Mark/Last Accomplished Most Runs, Game: 20 14, 5/9 at ASH Most Runs, Inning: 8 (7th) 8, 5/4 vs. GVL (5th) Most Hits, Game: 22 16, 5/3 vs. HAG Most HR, Game: 4 4, 4/28 at ASH Most Doubles, Game: 6 3, 5x, last: 5/30 at LWD Most Triples, Game: 1 1, 13x, last: 6/25 vs. KAN Most Innings with a run: 6 5, 4/28 at ASH Most HR, Game (Indiv.): 2, Craport, 2, 2x, last: Spanberger, 5/9 at ASH Most Triples, Game (Indiv): 1, McCoy 1, 13x, last: Dedelow, 6/25 vs. KAN Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): 5, Robertson 4, 6x, last: Dorow, 6/11 vs. HIC Largest Margin of Defeat: 18 8, 5/6 vs. GVL

14 OFF ON THE WRONG FOOT June 27 s loss began with Greensboro giving up a home run to the first batter of the game for the second time this season. Delmarva s Kirvin Moesquit set the tone early when he launched Scott Sebald s third pitch over the left field wall. On April 9, Augusta s Malique Ziegler hit the first pitch of the game by Taylor Braley out of the park in a 7-4 loss to the GreenJackets. GIVE ME FIVE Delmarva s Will Robertson became the first Grasshopper opponent to collect five hits in a game this season when he went 5-for-6 as part of the Shorebirds 22-hit, 20-2 win in Greensboro on June 27. It was the first 5-hit game by a Hoppers opponent since August 24, 2017, Jake Burger went 5-for-5, hitting for the cycle and driving in three runs for Kannapolis. AIN T IT GRAND Cameron Baranek hit the Grasshoppers first grand slam of the 2018 season and the 13th in the South Atlantic League this season. The last Greensboro slam came July 3, 2017, when Luis Pinto went yard against Asheville s Jared Gesell. Only three times in the SAL Asheville, Lexington, and Rome have not hit a grand slam this season. BEGGS BETTER THAN BATTERS Dustin Beggs set a new season-high by a Hoppers pitcher when he struck out 10 batters over 5.0 innings in Tuesday s spot-start. He surpassed Taylor Braley's nine strikeouts April 20 against Charleston. Beggs has now fanned 45 batters in 33.2 innings while walking only six. In addition to having the higheststrikeout performance as a starter with 10 on Tuesday, he also holds the season mark for most K s out of the bullpen after fanning eight batters over 3.0 relief innings on April 27 at Asheville. HOPPIN THEIVES Greensboro stole a season-high five bases on June 11 against Hickory, with a season-high two players recording multiple swiped bags in a game. Both Cameron Baranek and Thomas Jones stole two bases while Jose Devers added one. The highlight of the game came on a well-executed double-steal as Devers broke for second base, inducing a throw from Crawdads catcher Sam Huff, allowing Jones to break from third and slide head first across the plate. The Grasshoppers previous season-high was three stolen bases, accomplished three times in DOUBLE THE TRIPLES Jose Devers became the first Grasshopper to triple twice in a game this season on June 8 against the BlueClaws. He finished 3-for-5 with a pair of RBItriples, two of the team s season-high three triples in the game. In the first inning, he scored Cameron Baranek from first base with a drive to the right-field corner, and in a fit of déjà vu, hit a similar ball in the third that also brought Baranek across the plate. NO FREE PASSES Greensboro pitchers have put together 20 games in 2018 without walking a batter, most recently on July 30 at Rome. Date Opponent Pitchers (IP) BB K Guenther (6.0), McKay (2.0) 0 8 Farnworth (1.0) Sebald (5.0), Farnworth (1.2) 0 7 Bautista (1.1), Mertz (1.0) Castano (7.0), Mertz (2.0) 0 9 Castano (7.0), Hock (1.0) 0 8 7/4 LWD Castano (7.0), Mertz (1.0) 0 9 Aiello (1.0) Sebald (4.0), Guenther (3.0) 0 3 Castellanos (1.0) 6/29 DEL Castano (6.0), Neubeck (1.0) 0 13 Aiello (2.0) 6/25 KAN Beggs (5.0), Neubeck (2.0) /8 LWD Braley (7.0), Beggs (1.0) 0 7 Rodriguez (1.0) Lillie (7.0), Hock (2.0) 0 11 Lillie (6.0) 0 4 Miller (7.0), Neubeck (1.0) 0 10 Lillie (7.0) 0 4 5/20-2 LWD Beggs (4.0), Hock (3.0) 0 5 5/20-1 LWD Cabrera (7.0) 0 5 5/19 LWD Miller (6.0), Rodriguez (2.0), 0 6 Neubeck (1.0) Puckett (3.0), Bautista (3.0), 0 13 Neubeck (2.0) 4/22 CSC Puckett (7.0), Neubeck (1.0), 0 8 Frohwirth (1.0) Puckett (7.0), Frohwirth (1.0), 0 12 Bautista (1.0), Neubeck (0.2) 4/8 HIC Lillie (5.0), Reed (2.0), 0 11 Peace (1.0), Frohwirth (1.0) FIRING BLANKS BACK-TO-BACK The Grasshoppers tossed back-to-back shutouts on May 20 against Lakewood to run the pitching staff s scoreless innings streak to 17.0 innings, including the final three innings May 19 against Lakewood. Since the franchise became the Grasshoppers in 2005, the team has thrown consecutive shutouts seven times, including thrice in both games of a doubleheader. Shutout #1: Shutout #2: 5/20/18 vs. LWD-1, 8-0 (7) 5/20/18 vs. LWD-2, 2-0 (7) 8/12/14 vs. LWD-1, 7-0 (7) 8/12/14 vs. LWD-2, 1-0 (7) 8/4/14 at DEL-1, 2-0 (7) 8/4/14 at DEL-2, 2-0 (7) 8/28/11 vs. DEL, 6-0 8/29/11 vs. DEL, 8-0 4/28/10 vs. ROM, 5-0 4/29/10 vs. ROM, 3-0 7/31/07 at SAV-2, 3-0 (7) 8/1/07 at SAV, /19/07 at LCO, 3-0 7/20/07 at LCO, 2-0 NOT A FAN OF BEING FANNED The Grasshoppers struck out a season-high 15 times on Saturday, May 19, against Lakewood. Greensboro previously fanned 13 times in five games this season. July 9 at Lexington 17 strikeouts July 25 at Lakewood 15 strikeouts July 23 at Lakewood 15 strikeouts June 9 vs. Lakewood 15 strikeouts May 19 vs. Lakewood 15 strikeouts June 10 vs. Lakewood 14 strikeouts July 29 vs. Hickory 13 strikeouts July 24 at Lakewood 13 strikeouts July 8 at Lexington (11 inn.) 13 strikeouts July 2 at Hickory 13 strikeouts May 17 vs. Lakewood 13 strikeouts May 12 at Augusta 13 strikeouts May 11 at Asheville 13 strikeouts April 18 at Lakewood 13 strikeouts April 10 vs. Augusta 13 strikeouts MULTI-HOMER HOPPERS For the first time since 2016 and the eighth time since the start of the 2008 season, Greensboro had two men with two home runs in the same game as both Micah Brown and Marcos Rivera hit a pair of big flies on June 1 vs. West Virginia, part of a 5-home run game for the Grasshoppers. Jhonny Santos put on a show for Hoppers fans May 21 against Kannapolis, hitting two home runs in a 5-3 win over the Intimidators in Greensboro. Santos first career multi-hr game is the 50th by a Hoppers hitter since the start of 2008 and second this year. Date/Opp Player (53) Stats 6/1/18 vs. WV Micah Brown 2-4, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 6/1/18 vs. WV Marcos Rivera 3-4, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 5/21/18 vs. KAN Jhonny Santos 3-4, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/3/18 vs. HAG Thomas Jones 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 8/31/16 vs. DEL J.J. Gould 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 7/13/16 at GVL John Silviano 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/27/16 at HIC Isael Soto 2-4, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/27/16 at HIC Stone Garrett 3-5, 3 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 5/23/16 vs. DEL Josh Naylor 2-4, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 8/9/15 vs. KAN Arturo Rodriguez 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 7/23/15 vs. KAN K.J. Woods 3-6, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 6/16/15 vs. GVL Arturo Rodriguez 4-5, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 6/16/15 vs. GVL John Norwood 2-4, 2 R, 6 RBI, 2 HR 4/29/15 vs. HIC Arturo Rodriguez 3-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 7/24/14 at ASH Felix Munoz 3-5, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 4/23/13 vs. HIC Viosergy Rosa 3-5, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 8/17/12 vs. LWD Matt Smith 3-4, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 5/8/12 vs. WV Josh Adams 2-4, 2 R, 6 RBI, 2 HR 4/9/12 vs. LWD Josh Adams 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 8/23/11 vs. WV J.T. Realmuto 4-5, 2 R, 6 RBI, 2 HR 8/16/11 vs. AUG Noah Perio 2-5, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 7/12/11 vs. CSC Isaac Galloway 3-4, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 7/2/11 at WV Marcell Ozuna 3-5, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 6/4/11 vs. LWD Brian McConkey 2-4, 3 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 6/4/11 vs. LWD Mark Canha 3-5, 3 R, 5 RBI, 2 HR 5/26/11 at LWD Mark Canha 2-4, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 4/18/11 vs. DEL Marcell Ozuna 3-4, 4 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 4/16/11 vs. DEL Marcell Ozuna 3-4, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 7/12/10 at HIC Chase Austin 4-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 7/6/10 vs. LWD Chase Austin 2-5, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 6/1/10 vs. DEL Justin Bass 2-2, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 6/1/10 vs. DEL Chad Cregar 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 8/25/09 at ASH Thomas Hickman 2-5, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2HR 8/4/09 vs. HIC Kyle Skipworth 2-3, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 7/10/09 vs. HAG Justin Bass 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 6/10/09 at WV Jake Smolinski 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 5/26/09 at LC Justin Bass 4-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 5/17/09 vs. HAG Jeremy Synan 3-5, 2 R, 5 RBI, 2 HR 8/31/08 vs. LEX Matt Dominguez 4-4, 2 R, 5 RBI, 2 HR, 2B 8/31/08 vs. LEX Giancarlo Stanton 3-4, 4 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 8/28/08 vs. LEX Matt Dominguez 3-5, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 8/11/08 at HIC Giancarlo Stanton 2-5, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 7/29/08 at LC Giancarlo Stanton 2-4, 2 R, 2 RBI, 2 HR 6/6/08 at LEX Thomas Hickman 2-5, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/26/08 vs. DEL Hunter Mense 2-5, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 5/15/08 vs. LWD Thomas Hickman 3-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/8/08 vs. LC Bryan Petersen 2-3, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/6/08 at HAG Giancarlo Stanton 2-5, 2 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 5/2/08 at LC Daniel Garcia 2-6, 2 R, 6 RBI, 2 HR 5/2/08 at LC Adam Howard 4-5, 3 R, 3 RBI, 2 HR 4/13/08 vs. ASH Ben Lasater 3-4, 2 R, 5 RBI, 2 HR 4/9/08 vs. HIC Thomas Hickman 2-3, 2 R, 4 RBI, 2 HR 6/5/07 at WV Jacob Blackwood 4-5, 2 R, 6 RBI, 2 HR, 3B

15 HEY NOW, YOU RE AN ALL-STAR The Grasshoppers will be well-represented when in the 59th Annual South Atlantic League All-Star Game presented by Pizza Hut on Tuesday, June 19, at First National Bank Field with two players and four members of the field staff selected for the event. Starting pitcher Ryan Lillie joins designated hitter Lazaro Alonso as the two Grasshoppers players selected, while manager Todd Pratt, pitching coach Mark DiFelice, athletic trainer Eric Reigelsberger, and strength & conditioning coach Brady Fitzgerald will serve on the field staff for the Northern Division Squad. SAL announced Hall of Fame Class of 2018: Eric Krupa, President of the South Atlantic League, has announced the members of the Class of 2018 for the South Atlantic League Hall of Fame. The three new inductees will be honored as part of the festivities surrounding the 59th Annual South Atlantic League All-Star Game, scheduled to be played on June 19, 2018, at First National Bank Field, home of the Greensboro Grasshoppers. This year s class includes three Greensboro natives: a former player in the Western Carolina League, a former mayor and a current executive. Former Hickory Rebels player Ken Free, Former Greensboro Mayor Jim Melvin, and Greensboro Grasshopper President and General Manager Donald Moore will be inducted. A lifelong Greensboro resident who is in his 17th year as President/GM of the Greensboro club, Donald Moore has been recognized as the SAL Executive of the Year four times (2006, 2007, 2008, 2013). Under Donald s leadership, the Grasshoppers have received the SAL Club Merit Award five times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2013), the SAL Community Service Award three times (2014, 2015, 2016) and the Bob Freitas Award, given by Baseball America to the best Class-A organization, in Donald also serves as chairman of the SAL Scheduling Committee and is also the founder and President of the North Carolina Association of Professional Baseball Teams (NCAPBT), which consists of the 10 minor league teams in North Carolina. Moore was inducted into the Guilford County Sports Hall of Fame in 2010 for his outstanding service to the community through his work with the Grasshoppers and many other youth sports initiatives he has been a part of in his lifetime. LILLIE LILLIE! Ryan Lillie tossed 7.0 shutout innings with eight strikeouts to pitch Greensboro past Augusta in the team s first game at the new SRP Park in North Augusta, S.C. The right hander worked around three hits and walked no batters in a 3-1 win for the Grasshoppers. Lillie threw 88 pitches with 62 strikes en route to the win, improving to 2-1. JONES DEBUTS WITH PLAYER OF THE WEEK HONORS Thomas Jones was named the first weekly award winner for the Grasshoppers this season, winning South Atlantic League Player of the Week honors for April 30-May 6, his first week with the team. He hit.350 (7-20) with a double, four home runs, six RBI, and eight runs scored in five games with Greensboro, starting with his debut on May 2. WALKING OFF THE SUNS Michael Hernandez gave the Grasshoppers their first walk-off home run of the season on May 2 as part of his career day, driving in four runs in an 10-8 win over the Hagerstown Suns. Hernandez finished 3-for- 5 with a pair of RBI-singles to go along with his game-winning 2-run home run off Jared Brasher with no outs in the bottom of the ninth. It was the Grasshoppers second walk-off win of the season and seventh win in the final at-bats during the 2018 season. IT S MILLER TIME Brandon Miller opened his May 1 start against the Suns by retiring the first 16 batters faced, taking a perfect game one out into the sixth inning in his fifth start of the season. Hagerstown eventually caught up to Miller, chasing him from the game after 5.1 innings pitched. The right-hander took no decision that day, allowing four runs on three hits with a walk and five strikeouts in the outing. EVERYBODY HITS All nine batters hit safely for the first time in 2018 when Greensboro fought off Asheville, 11-7 in 10 innings, on April 29. Infielders Jose Devers and Lazaro Alonso led the 16-hit charge with three hits each as the Grasshoppers batted around in the top of the 10th for a 7-run inning. In the big frame, the team collected six hits, including four doubles, to run away from the Tourists after Asheville rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth to force the extra inning. BEGGS BAFFLES BATTERS Dustin Beggs dominated out of the bullpen on April 27 at Asheville, striking out eight batters over 3.0 nearly-perfect innings of work. He struck out the first six batters he faced in perfect sixth and seventh innings. After inducing a groundout to open the bottom of the eighth and allowing a base hit the lone batter to reach against him on the night the righthander fanned the final two batters he faced to close his outing. Greensboro fell to Asheville, 3-2. SHARP STINGER AGAINST THE GREENJACKETS: In their first series against the new-look Augusta GreenJackets, Greensboro was stung early as Malique Ziegler led off the game for Augusta with a first-pitch home run off Hoppers starting pitcher Taylor Braley. The GreenJackets hit two home runs in the opening frame, with Ryan Kirby adding a 2-run blast, en route to a 7-4 lead over the Grasshoppers. JONESING FOR OFFENSE When it comes to first impressions, no Hopper has made a bigger or better one than outfielder Thomas Jones, who joined the team May 2. In his first three games with Greensboro (May 2-4), he went 2-for-4 in each game with at least one home run in all contests. In total, he hit four home runs in three games while batting.500 (6-12) with a double and six RBI. The Marlins selected Jones, now 20 years old, in the third round of the June 2016 First-Year Player Draft out of Laurens (S.C.) High School.

16 Grasshoppers 2018 Transactions (80) April (10) Date ADD/DEL Pos Player To From 4/5 DEL RHP Tyler Kolek Disabled List Greensboro 4/5 ADD LHP Brett Lilek Greensboro Extended Spring 4/12 ADD P Travis Neubeck Greensboro Extended Spring 4/12 DEL P Remey Reed Disabled List Greensboro 4/19 DEL P Reilly Hovis Jupiter Greensboro 4/19 DEL INF JC Millan Greensboro 4/19 ADD SS Jose Devers Greensboro Extended Spring 4/19 ADD P Dustin Beggs Greensboro Extended Spring 4/27 DEL INF Eric Gutierrez Jupiter Greensboro 4/27 ADD INF Lazaro Alonso Greensboro Extended Spring May (12) Date ADD/DEL Pos Player To From 5/1 DEL OF Aaron Knapp Jupiter Greensboro 5/1 ADD C Thomas Jones Greensboro Extended Spring 5/8 DEL RHP Tyler Frohwirth Free Agent Greensboro 5/8 ADD RHP Michael Mertz Greensboro Jupiter 5/13 ADD OF Cameron Baranek Greensboro Extended Spring 5/13 DEL OF Isael Soto Disabled List Greensboro 5/22 ADD LHP Trevor Rogers Greensboro Extended Spring 5/22 DEL RHP Brady Puckett Jupiter Greensboro 5/24 DEL RHP R.J. Peace Greensboro 5/24 ADD RHP Vincenzo Aiello Greensboro Jupiter 5/29 DEL C BJ Lopez Jupiter Greensboro 5/29 ADD C Will Allen Greensboro Extended Spring June (28) Date ADD/DEL Pos Player To From 6/2 DEL OF Zach Sullivan Greensboro 6/2 ADD OF Isael Soto Greensboro Disabled List 6/5 DEL INF Garvis Lara Greensboro 6/5 ADD INF JC Millan Greensboro 6/11 DEL LHP Trevor Rogers Greensboro 6/11 ADD LHP Gabriel Castenallos Greensboro 6/14 DEL RHP Bryce Howe Greensboro 6/14 DEL RHP Manny Rodriguez Greensboro 6/14 ADD LHP Chris Reed Greensboro 6/14 ADD LHP Trevor Rogers 6/15 ADD INF Rodrigo Ayarza Greensboro Jupiter 6/15 DEL 1B Lazaro Alonso Disabled List Greensboro 6/21 DEL OF Cameron Baranek Jupiter Greensboro 6/21 ADD OF Ricardo Cespedes Greensboro Batavia 6/21 DEL RHP Taylor Braley Disabled List Greensboro 6/22 DEL INF JC Millan Jacksonville Greensboro 6/22 ADD 1B Lazaro Alonso Greensboro Disabled List 6/22 ADD LHP Scott Sebald Greensboro GCL Marlins 6/27 DEL LHP Chris Reed Jacksonville Greensboro 6/27 DEL RHP Ryan Lillie Jupiter Greensboro 6/27 DEL RHP Dustin Beggs Jupiter Greensboro 6/27 DEL 1B Lazaro Alonso Jupiter Greensboro 6/27 ADD LHP Sean Guenther Greensboro Jupiter 6/27 ADD LHP Daniel Castano Greensboro GCL Marlins 6/27 ADD RHP Jeremy Ovalle Greensboro Batavia 6/27 ADD OF Harrison Dinicola Greensboro Jupiter 6/30 DEL RHP Travis Neubeck Greensboro 6/30 ADD RHP Ryan McKay Greensboro July (12) Date ADD/DEL Pos Player To From 7/7 DEL OF Jhonny Santos Jupiter Greensboro 7/7 ADD OF Tristan Pompey Greensboro GCL Marlins 7/13 DEL RHP Vincenzo Aiello Jupiter Greensboro 7/13 ADD RHP Jameson McGrane Greensboro 7/17 DEL RHP Jameson McGrane Greensboro 7/17 ADD RHP Steven Farnworth Greensboro 7/19 DEL 1B Micah Brown Greensboro 7/19 DEL 2B Rodrigo Ayarza Greensboro 7/19 ADD - Bubba Hollins Greensboro 7/19 ADD - Schubert Greensboro 7/25 ADD INF Chris Torres Greensboro 7/25 DEL INF Garvis Lara Disabled List August (18) Date ADD/DEL Pos Player To From 8/2 DEL INF Jose Devers Disabled List Greensboro 8/2 DEL RHP Edward Cabrera Disabled List Greensboro 8/2 DEL RHP Steven Farnworth 8/2 ADD RHP Taylor Braley Greensboro Jupiter 8/2 ADD RHP Ethan Clark Greensboro 8/2 ADD INF Rodrigo Ayarza Greensboro 8/5 DEL C Michael Hernandez Greensboro 8/5 ADD C J.D. Osborne Greensboro 8/6 DEL - Bubba Hollins Greensboro 8/6 DEL C Michael Hernandez Greensboro 8/6 ADD C J.D. Osborne Greensboro Batavia 8/6 ADD INF Luis Pintor Greensboro 8/7 DEL INF Rodrigo Ayarza Greensboro 8/7 DEL INF Harrison DiNicola Greensboro 8/7 DEL OF Tristan Pompey Jupiter Greensboro 8/7 ADD C Will Banfield Greensboro 8/7 ADD INF Osiris Johnson Greensboro 8/7 ADD OF Connor Scott Greensboro

17 GREENSBORO GRASSHOPPERS DAY-BY-DAY FIRST HALF 2018 DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE REC. POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATTEND. 4/5 HIC W T-1st 0.0 Brady Puckett (1-0) Tyler Phillips (0-1) 2:45 6,604 4/6 HIC W T-1st 0.0 Colton Hock (1-0) Alex Eubanks (0-1) Bryce Howe (1) 2:31 4,438 4/7 HIC PPD (Rain) T-2nd /8 HIC W nd -0.5 Remey Reed (1-0) Sal Mendez (0-1) Tyler Frohwirth (1) 2:20 3,323 4/9 AUG L Joe Marciano (1-0) Taylor Braley (0-1) John Russell (1) 3:02 2,771 4/10 AUG L Jason Bahr Edward Cabrera (0-1) 2:43 2,989 4/11 AUG L Olbis Parra Brady Puckett (1-1) Frank Rubio 2:50 7,785 W 10-9 (10) 4-3 Reilly Hovis (1-0) Max Engelbrekt Manny Rodriguez (1) 3:14 1,486 W Travis Neubeck (1-0) Kyle Johnston 2: L Ben Braymer Colton Hock (1-1) 2:36 1,176 PPD (Rain) W Bryce Howe (1-0) Zach Warren RJ Peace (1) 2:20 1,547 L 4-5 (10) 6-5 Addison Russ Travis Neubeck (1-1) 3:02 1,529 W 5-4 (10) 7-5 Colton Hock (2-1) Luis Ramirez Manny Rodriguez (2) 2:50 1,581 4/19 CSC W RJ Peace (1-0) Greg Weissert 2:17 4,892 4/20 CSC W Taylor Brayley (1-1) Dalton Lehnen Dustin Beggs (1) 2:08 4,558 4/21 CSC L Daniel Ramos Edward Cabrera (0-2) Matt Wivinis 2:35 6,013 4/22 CSC W Travis Neubeck (2-1) Brian Trieglaff Tyler Frohwirth (2) 1:54 5,025 PPD (Rain) PPD (Rain) 3rd -1.0 L 1-4 (7) Tyler Phillips Brandon Millers (0-1) 1:47 W 2-1 (7) rd -1.0 Colton Hock (3-1) Tyree Thompson Manny Rodriguez (3) 1:37 2,513 W 8-5 (7) Ryan Lillie (1-0) Alex Eubanks (1-2) 2:07 PPD (Rain) T-2nd -1.0 L rd -2.0 Garrett Schilling (2-1) Taylor Braley (1-2) Robert Tyler (1) 2:31 2,011 L T-3rd -3.0 Ben Bowden (1-0) Bryce Howe (1-1) Mike Bunal (1) 3:26 3,258 W 11-7 (10) 13-9 T-2nd -2.0 RJ Peace (2-0) Jose Valdespina (0-1) 3:28 2,828 4/30 OFF DAY 5/1 HAG L T-3rd -3.0 Ben Braymer (3-0) Colton Hock (3-2) Jeremy McKinney (1) 2:53 3,180 5/2 HAG W rd -3.5 Dustin Beggs (1-0) Jared Brasher (0-1) 2:35 2,831 5/3 HAG L T-3rd -4.0 Jackson Stoeckinger (1-2) Taylor Braley (1-3) 2:32 5,490 5/4 GVL W rd -4.0 Colton Hock (4-2) Angel Padron (1-1) 3:00 6,328 5/5 GVL L rd -4.0 Juan Florentino (2-0) Brady Puckett (1-2) Marcos Lantigua (1) 2:25 5,813 5/6 GVL L T-3rd -4.0 Denyi Reyes (3-2) Brandon Miller (0-2) Lukas Young (1) 2:37 (1:39) 4,272 5/7 GVL L T-4th -5.0 Enmanuel De Jesus (1-0) Ryan Lillie (1-1) 2:17 7,473 5/8 OFF DAY L th -5.0 Ben Bowden (2-0) Michael Mertz (0-1) 3:26 1,926 L th -6.0 Will Gaddis (2-1) Brady Puckett (1-3) 2:54 2,800 L th -7.0 Erick Julio (1-1) Colton Hock (4-3) 3:03 2,556 W th -7.0 Ryan Lillie (2-1) John Gavin (2-1) Michael Mertz (1) 2:59 5,529 L th -7.0 Jose Marte (4-1) Edward Cabrera (0-3) 2:55 2,890 L th -8.0 Joey Marciano (3-1) Taylor Braley (1-4) Frank Rubio (7) 2:46 CANC. (Rain) - 5th /16 OFF DAY 5/17 LWD L th -8.0 Julian Garcia (1-1) Bryce Howe (1-2) Addison Russ (7) 2:32 4,136 5/18 LWD PPD (Rain) - 5th /19 LWD L th -8.5 Kyle Young (1-0) Brandon Miller (0-3) Kyle Dohy (5) 2:20 6,249 5/20 LWD W 8-0 (7) Edward Cabrera (1-3) Spencer Howard (3-3) 1:54 - DH LWD W 2-0 (7) th -8.0 Colton Hock (5-3) Damon Jones (2-2) 1:36 4,101 5/21 KAN W th -7.0 Nestor Bautista (1-0) Lincoln Henzman (3-3) Michael Mertz (2) 2:25 (1:25) 2,920 5/22 KAN L th -8.0 Blake Battenfield (4-1) Trevor Rogers (0-1) 2:52 3,909 5/23 KAN L th -9.0 Tyler Johnson (3-0) Manny Rodriguez (0-1) 2:33 3,017 5/24 KAN W th -8.0 Brandon Miller (1-3) Zach Lewis (1-1) Vincenzo Aiello (1) 2:19 5,165 L th -8.0 Tomas Alastre (2-2) Edward Cabrera (1-4) Steven Fuentes (2) 2:52 1,634 W 3-0 (7) Ryan Lillie (3-1) Jackson Tetreault (0-6) 1:56 - L 0-4 (7) th -8.5 Andrew Lee (1-0) Michael Mertz (0-2) 2:05 1,261 W th -8.5 Colton Hock (6-3) Carlos Acevedo (0-3) Bryce Howe (2) 2:36 (:57) 898 W 6-1 (7) th -8.5 Taylor Braley (2-4) Matthew DeRoser (2-2) 2: L th -9.0 Ramon Rosso (2-1) Brandon Miller (1-4) Luis Carrasco (1) 2:13 2,894 L th Will Stewart (5-0) Edward Cabrera (1-5) 2:04 3,743 W 2-0 (7) th -9.5 Ryan Lillie (4-1) Kyle Young (1-2) 1:42 (:30) 3,315 6/1 WVA W th -9.5 Dustin Beggs (2-0) Evan Piechota (2-2) 2:14 (2:48) 5,610 6/2 WVA L th -9.5 Cody Bolton (2-0) Taylor Braley (2-5) 2:32 6,509 6/3 WVA W th -8.5 Brandon Miller (2-4) Hunter Stratton (1-3) 2:30 4,159 6/4 OFF DAY W th -7.5 Edward Cabrera (2-5) Jhon Peluffo (0-1) Vincenzo Aiello (2) 2:47 2,033 W th -7.0 Ryan Lillie (5-1) Brenan Hanifee (4-2) Colton Hock (1) 2:14 2,784 L th -7.0 Cameron Bishop (5-3) Trevor Rogers (0-2) Nick Vespi (2) 2:42 2,721 6/8 LWD W th -7.0 Taylor Braley (3-5) Spencer Howard (3-5) 2:50 6,794 6/9 LWD L th -7.0 Connor Brogdon (2-2) Brandon Miller (2-5) Kyle Dohy (7) 2:23 (:24) 6,189 6/10 LWD L th -8.0 David Parkinson (5-1) Edward Cabrera (2-6) Addison Russ (12) 3:01 3,232 6/11 HIC L th -8.5 Jean Casanova (2-3) Michael Mertz (0-3) Alex Speas (6) 2:55 3,334 6/12 HIC-1 L Noah Bremer (1-1) Dustin Beggs (2-1) 1:53-6/12 HIC-2 L th Ryan Dease (1-0( Nestor Bautista (1-1) Joe Barlow (2) 2:04 3,820 6/13 HIC-1 W Taylor Braley (4-5) AJ Alexy (2-5) Travis Neubeck (1) 2:42-6/13 HIC-2 W th -9.5 Manny Rodriguez (1-1) Derek Heffel (2-1) 2:17 3,452 6/14 HIC L th -9.0 Reid Anderson (2-4) Brandon Miller (2-6) Tyler Ferguson (1) 3:06 6,162 W th -8.0 Edward Cabrera (3-6) Parker Rigler (3-3) 2:53 1,009 W th -7.0 Ryan Lillie (6-1) Yosmer Solorzano (1-3) Vincenzo Aiello (3) 2:36 2,348 W th -7.0 Colton Hock (7-3) Zach Lewis (1-2) Travis Neubeck (2) 2: /18 OFF DAY 6/19 S.A.L. All-Star Game 6/20

18 GREENSBORO GRASSHOPPERS DAY-BY-DAY 2017 SECOND HALF DATE OPPONENT RESULT SCORE REC. POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATTEND. 2nd Half 2nd Half W , T-1st 0.0 Chris Reed (1-0 A.J. Bogucki (1-2) Vincenzo Aiello (4) 2: PPD Rain - 3rd -0.5 W 5-4 (7) 2-0, Gabriel Castellanos (1-0) Sam Held (2-3) 2:33 CANC. Rain - 2nd /24 KAN L , T-3rd -1.0 Zach Lewis (2-2) Ryan Lillie (6-2) Will Kincanon (1) 2:28 4,024 6/25 KAN W 7-1 (7) 3-1, nd -0.5 Dustin Beggs (3-1) Luis Ledo (3-1) 1:50 (:32) 3,598 6/26 KAN W , T-1st 0.0 Vincenzo Aiello (1-0) Aron McRee (2-2) 2:54 3,243 6/27 DEL L , T-2nd -1.0 Cameron Bishop (7-4) Scott Sebald (0-1) 2:58 3,521 6/28 DEL L , th -1.0 Brenan Hanifee (7-3) Brandon Miller (2-7) 2:44 5,595 6/29 DEL W , rd -1.0 Daniel Castano (1-0) Matthias Dietz (6-2) Vincenzo Aiello (5) 2:15 7,009 SUSP. 7-2, Mid 4 - T-3rd -1.5 (6/30) W , Colton Hock (8-3) Tyree Thompson (4-6) 2:32 (:58) L 2-4 (7) 6-4, rd -1.0 Alex Eubanks (5-5) Trevor Rogers (0-3) Demarcus Evans (2) 1: L , rd -2.0 Tyler Phillips (5-5) Scott Sebald (0-2) 2: L , th -2.0 Noah Bremer (2-2) Brandon Miller (2-8) Josh Advocate (2) 2:43 4,776 7/4 LWD W , th -1.0 Daniel Castano (2-0) Ismael Cabrera (0-1) Vincenzo Aiello (6) 2:45 9,063 7/5 LWD W , T-2nd -0.5 Colton Hock (9-3) Luis Cedeno (0-2) Vincenzo Aiello (7) 2:57 3,718 7/6 LWD L , T-4th -1.0 Luis Carrasco (3-0) Ryan McKay (0-1) Zach Warren (5) 3:13 4,627 L , T-4th -1.5 Andres Sotillet (6-5) Scott Sebald (0-3) 2:37 5,231 W (11) 9-8, T-3rd -1.5 Sean Guenther (1-0) Garrett Suchey (0-1) 3:54 3,044 L , T-4th -1.5 Carlos Hernandez (6-3) Daniel Castano (2-1) Jacob Condra-Bogan (3) 2:16 3,748 7/11 KAN W , T-3rd -1.5 Edward Cabrera (4-6) Zach Lewis (2-3) Jeremy Ovalle (1) 3:01 (:34) 3,142 7/12 KAN L , T-4th -2.5 Drew Harrington (5-4) Trevor Rogers (0-4) Jose Nin (4) 2:34 5,210 7/13 KAN W 5-4 (10) 11-10, T-3rd -2.5 Sean Guenther (2-0) Aron McRee (3-3) 2:59 5,795 7/14 ASH L , T-5th -3.0 Hayden Robers (1-0) Jeremy Ovalle (0-1) Tyler Roberts (7) 3:28 6,023 7/15 ASH L , T-5th -3.5 Derrik Watson (1-1) Daniel Castano (2-2) 3:20 4,333 7/16 ASH L , th -4.5 Frederis Parra (1-1) Edward Cabrera (4-7) 2:51 4,566 7/17 ASH W , th -4.0 Trevor Rogers (1-4) Lucas Gilbreath (4-6) Jeremy Ovalle (2) 2:50 3,783 W , T-4th -4.0 Scott Sebald (1-3) Scott Burke (2-3) Ryan McKay (1) 2:20 2,884 L , T-5th -4.0 Nick Vespi (4-3) Nestor Bautista (1-2) 2:41 4,116 PPD (Rain) - 4th -4.0 L 3-4 (7) 14-14, Timothy Naughton (2-2) Gabriel Castellanos (1-1) 2:07 W 1-0 (9) 14-15, T-4th -4.0 Michael Mertz (1-3) Ryan Wilson (0-2) 2:27 2,235 L 6-7 (10) 14-16, T-5th -5.0 Zach Warren (2-1) Michael Mertz (1-4) 3:14 2,018 L , th -6.0 Julian Garcia (4-2) Sean Guenther (2-1) 2:30 3,900 L , T-5th -7.0 Luis Cedenos (1-2) Colton Hock (9-4) Connor Brogdon (3) 2:48 (:43) 3,350 W , th -6.0 Damon Jones (7-5) Scott Sebald (2-3) 3:02 4,660 7/27 HIC W , th -6.0 Daniel Castano (3-2) Tyree Thompson (6-8) Michael Mertz (3) 2:49 6,105 7/28 HIC W , th -6.0 Brandon Miller (3-8) Tyler Thomas (0-1) Jeremy Ovalle (3) 3:32 8,055 7/29 HIC W , th -6.0 Michael Mertz (2-1) Demarcus Evans (2-1) 2:33 3,405 W , th -6.0 Ryan McKay (1-1) Cutter Dyals (4-2) Steven Farnworth (1) 2:40 (:36) 1,518 PPD (Rain) - 5th -6.5 CANC. (Rain) CANC. (Rain) - 4th -7.0 PPD (Rain) - 4th -6.5 PPD (Rain) - 4th -6.5 L , th -8.0 Jhoan Quijada (1-3) Gabriel Castellanos (1-3) Bennett Sousa (1) 3:22 1,502 W 2-1 (7) 20-19, Taylor Braley (5-5) Zach Lewis (2-4) Michael Mertz (4) 2:04 L 0-9 (7) 20-20, T-4th -7.5 Yosmer Solorzano (3-6) Colton Hock (9-5) 2: /7 WVA W , T-4th -7.5 Daniel Castano (4-2) Sergio Cubilete (3-5) 2:14 (1:30) 3,430 8/8 WVA 8/9 WVA 8/10 ASH 8/11 ASH 8/12 ASH 8/13 ASH 8/23 DEL 8/24 DEL 8/25 DEL 8/26 DEL 8/27 LWD 8/28 LWD 8/29 LWD 8/30 LWD

19 GREENSBORO 2018 HIGHS & LOWS Greensboro Team Offense Most Runs, Game: 11, 2x, last: 7/8 at LEX (11 inn.) Most Runs, Inning: 7, 4/29 at ASH (10th inning) Most Hits, Game: 16, 4/29 at ASH Fewest Hits, Game: 2, 4/10 vs. AUG 10+ Hits, Game: 29x, last: 10, 8/7 vs. WVA 20+ Hits, Game: Most Stolen Bases, Game: 7, 7/11 vs. KAN Most HR, Game: 5, 6/1 vs. WV Most Triples, Game: 3, 6/8 vs. LWD Most Doubles, Game: 8, 4/29 at ASH Most Runners Left on Base: 12, 4/11 vs. AUG Most Innings with a run scored: 7, 4/12 at HAG (10 innings) Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 20.0, 5/29 5/31 at LWD Grasshoppers Individual Offense Most HR, Game: 2, 4x, last: Rivera/Brown, 6/1 vs. WV Most Triples, Game: 2, Jose Devers, 6/8 vs. LWD Most Doubles, Game: 2, 12x, last: Isael Soto, 7/29 vs. HIC Most Runs Scored, Game: 4, Thomas Jones, 5/2 vs. HAG Most RBI, Game: 5, 2x, last: Isael Soto, 7/8 at LEX Most Hits, Game: 4, 4x, last: Tristan Pompey, 7/28 vs. HIC Most Stolen Bases, Game: 2, 7x, last: Thomas Jones, 7/30 at ROM Most Walks, Game: 3, 2x, last: Micah Brown, 7/11 vs. KAN Most Strikeouts, Game: 4, 10x, last: Thomas Jones, 7/26 at LWD Longest Hitting Streak: 13, Cameron Baranek, 6/1 pres. Longest On-Base Streak: 21, Cameron Baranke, 5/24 pres. Opponents Team Offense Most Runs, Game: 20, 6/27 vs. DEL Most Runs, Inning: 8, 2x, last: 6/27 vs. DEL (7th inning) Most Hits, Game: 22, 6/27 vs. DEL Fewest Hits, Game: 0, 8/5 at KAN Hit Games: 37x, last: 10, 8/5 at KAN Hit Games: 1x, 22, 6/27 vs. DEL Most Stolen Bases, Game: 6, 7/27 vs. HIC Most Home Runs, Game: 6, 7/15 vs. ASH Most Doubles, Game: 6, 6/27 vs. DEL Most Triples, Game: 3, 7/23 at LWD Most Runners Left on Base: 12, 6/14 vs. HIC Most Innings with a run scored: 7, 7/15 vs. ASH Grasshoppers Team Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game: 13, 9x, last: 7/29 vs. HIC Most Walks, Game: 7, 2x, last: 7/28 vs. HIC Fewest Walks, Game: 0, 20x, last: 7/30 at ROM Most Pitchers Used, Game: 5, 2x, last: 5/6 vs. GVL 10 + Strikeouts: 36x, last: 11, 8/4 at KAN 15 + Strikeouts: 0 Shutouts: 9, last: 7/27 vs. HIC Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 19.0, 5/19 5/21 Grasshoppers Individual Pitching Most Runs Allowed, Game: Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game: Most Hits Allowed, Game: Most Home Runs Allowed, Game: Most Walks Allowed, Game: Most Strikeouts, Game: Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever: Most Consecutive Strikeouts, Game: Most Inn. Pitched, Game, Starter: Most Inn. Pitched, Game for Reliever: Fewest Inn. Pitched, Game for Starter: Opponents Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game (Team): Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter): Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever): Most Walks, Game (Team): Most Walks, Game (Indiv.): Most Home Runs Allowed (Indiv.): Most Inn. Pitched, Game (Indiv.): Most Pitchers Used, Game: 8, 2x, last: Brandon Miller, 7/8 at LEX 7, 4x, last: Brandon Miller, 7/8 at LEX 12, Brandon Miller, 5/19 vs. LWD 4, Daniel Castano, 7/15 vs. ASH 5, 2x, last: Edward Cabrera, 7/28 vs. HIC 12, Trevor Rogers, 7/29 vs. HIC 8, Dustin Beggs, 4/27 at ASH 6, Dustin Beggs, 4/27 at ASH 7.2, 2x, last: Trevor Rogers, 7/29 vs. HIC 5.0, Sean Guenther, 7/13 vs. KAN 1.1, Edward Cabrera, 4/28 at ASH 17, 7/9 at LEX 12, Carlos Hernandez, 7/9 at LEX 6, 4x, last: Derek Heffel, 6/30 at HIC 10, 7/11 vs. KAN 7, Zach Lewis, 7/11 vs. KAN 2, 4x, last: Damon Jones, 6/9 vs. LWD 9.0, Andres Sotillet, 7/7 at LEX 6, 4/28 at ASH Intimidators Miscellaneous Season Highs and Lows Longest Winning Streak: 5, 2x, last: 7/26-7/30 Longest Winning Streak, Home: 3, 3x, last: 6/29 7/5 Longest Winning Streak, Road: 6, 6/15 6/30 Longest Losing Streak: 6, 5/5 5/11 Longest Losing Streak, Home: 5, 5/5 5/19 Longest Losing Streak, Road: 3, 7/1 7/3 Opponent Individual Offense Most Home Runs, Game (Indiv.): Most Doubles, Game (Indiv): Most Triples, Game (Indiv): Most RBI, Game (Indiv.): Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): Most Stolen Bases, Game (Indiv): Defensive Superlatives Most DP Turned, Game: Most DP Against, Game: Most Errors, One Game (Indiv.): Most Errors, One Game (Team): Most Errors, Game, Opponent (Indiv.): Most Errors, Game, Opponent (Team): 2, 6x, last: Ramon Marcelino, 7/16 vs. ASH 3, Logan Baldwin, 5/13 at AUG 2, Jake Scheiner, 7/23 at LWD 6, Chad Spanberger, 5/9 at ASH 5, Will Robertson, 6/27 vs. DEL 3, 2x, last: Yonny Hernandez, 7/27 vs. HIC 4, 2x, last: 7/11 vs. KAN 3, 4/17 at LWD 3, Sam Castro, 4/17 at LWD 5, 5/10 at ASH 2, Wilkerman Garcia, 4/19 vs. CSC 3, 2x, last: 5/24 vs. KAN Largest Margin of Victory: Largest Margin of Defeat: Largest Come-From-Behind Win: Largest Come-From-Ahead Loss: 9, 6/13 vs. HIC-2 18, 6/27 vs. DEL 6, 2x, last: 7/8 at LEX 6, 5/1 vs. HAG Longest Game, Innings: 11, 7/8 at LEX Longest Game, Time 3:54, 7/8 at LEX Longest Game, Time (Nine Innings): 3:26, 2x, last: 5/9 at ASH Shortest Game, Time 1:36, 5/20 vs. LWD-2 (7 inn.) Shortest Game, Time (Nine Innings): 1:54, 4/22 vs. CSC Shortest Game, Time (Seven Innings): 1:36, 5/20 vs. LWD-2 Longest Delay: 2:48, 6/1 vs. WV (2 delays of 1:35, 1:13) 1:39, 5/6 vs. GVL