American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993

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1 asdasdfasdf American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (24-28) at PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (29-20) LHP J.A. Happ (6-3, 3.97) vs. RHP Nick Pivetta (4-2, 3.23) Game #53 Road #24 (12-11) May 27, :35pm TV: SNET RADIO: SN AT A GLANCE Record , 4th, 12.0 GB Home Attendance (Total/Average)...775,627/27,701 Sellouts Season Record after 52 Games Season Record after 53 Games Come From Behind Wins...13 Last Shutout by Blue Jays...4-0, Aug. 10, 2017 vs. NYY Last Shutout by Opponent , May 8, 2018 vs. SEA Under JOHN GIBBONS vs. RHS/LHS /8-12 Blue Jays/Opponents Scoring First /9-21 Games Decided in Final AB/Walk-Off...9-1/3-0 1-Run Games Franchise Record Home/Road /12-11 Series Record/Home/Road /2-6-1/4-2-2 Series Openers/Finales /7-10 After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /3-1/3-25 After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /6-0/0-27 Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road /3-0/2-0 vs. East/Central/West/NL /9-3/5-11/2-2 March/April/May /15-10/ at ROGERS CENTRE Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Closed...5/31 Opponents HR Dome Open/Closed...6/37 W/L, 2018 open/closed/other...1-5/11-12/0-0 All-time/open/closed/other / / /70-52 THE LATEST: Yesterday afternoon, the Blue Jays were no-hit through six innings in Philadelphia but managed to tie the game, 1-1, in the 7th inning... Eventually fell by a final score of 2-1 as the Phillies plated the go-ahead run in the 8th inning...are now four games below.500, tied for their furthest below the even mark this season (23-27 on May 24). The Jays loss was the 7th of their last nine games and 10th of their last 13...Have dropped 11 of their last 15 games and gone 7-16 over their last 23 contests, as well as in their last 33...Have fallen back into 4th place in the AL East, one game back of Tampa Bay...Have dropped to 12.0 games back of the division-leading Red Sox, the furthest back they ve been this season. THIS AND THAT: The Blue Jays have fallen behind last season s pace for the 1st time this year (25-27 through 52G in 2017)...Are 1-3 in rubbermatch games and have lost each of their last three such contests. With a win today, Toronto can claim its first series victory since April 30-May 2 at MIN...Need a win to end a seven-series winless streak, as the club is in its last seven sets...have not gone winless through eight consecutive series since 2012, from July 30-Aug. 25 (0-7-1)...Have only ever gone winless through more than eight in a row on three occasions, all of which occurred in the team s first three years of existence. GARCIA S BEST GAME AS A BLUE JAY: Jaime Garcia allowed just one run on five hits over a season-high 7.0 innings of work...marked his longest start since July 21, 2017 at LAD (7.0)...Struck out five batters without issuing a free pass...was his first walk-free start since Sept. 18, 2017 vs. MIN...Needed just 73 pitches to get through seven frames...his 2.81 pitches per batter faced was the 2nd best in a start of 7.0+ innings this season. MLB, Lowest Pitches per Batter Faced (min. 7.0 IP) Rank Player Date Opp. IP P/BF 1 Joe Musgrove 5/25 vs. STL Jaime Garcia 5/26 at PHI Carlos Carrasco 4/23 at BAL Clayton Kershaw 4/20 vs. WAS Matt Koch 5/11 vs. WAS BANK ON THIS CITIZEN: Josh Donaldson had one of Toronto s three hits yesterday...is now a career.380 (19-for-50) batter against the Phillies...Has hit.455 (10-for- 22) over six games at Citizens Bank Park with 2-2B, 3-HR and 5-RBI for a OPS - his highest at any venue. ON THE ROAD AGAIN: This afternoon marks the 3rd contest of Toronto s nine-game, 10-day road trip (1-1)...After wrapping this three-game series in Philadelphia today, will head to Boston (36-16) tomorrow for a three-game set... Have a day off on Thursday before finishing the trip with a three dates in Detroit (22-29) next weekend. The Blue Jays are on the road in Hold a winning record in road contests despite being out-scored, , and out-hit, , in those games...toronto s 1.30 HR per road game is 7th highest in the AL...Have averaged 4.70 runs/game on the road, 6th highest in the AL, while allowing 5.09 R/G (12th in the AL). BLUE JAYS vs. NATIONAL LEAGUE: All-Time: All-Time, On The Road: : 2-2 The Blue Jays are now 2-2 in interleague play this season, also splitting their two-game series in New York from May Went 9-11 against the NL last season, their first losing season in interleague play since 2011 (8-10)...Have gone vs. NL opponents since the start of Their.566 win% over that span is 6th best in the AL...Toronto s 507 all-time home runs in interleague games is the highest of all 30 teams. Josh Donaldson is a career.310 (118-for-381) batter with 19-2B, 2-3B, 24-HR and 74-RBI in 100 interleague games...his.946 OPS is 7th best among all active MLB players...since joining the Jays in 2015, has hit.325 (69-for-212) with 15-2B, 1-3B, 15-HR and 41-RBI for a.410 OBP, a.613 SLG, and a OPS - the 2nd highest OPS in interleague contests over that time (Trout ). Kendrys Morales went 17-for-54 (.315) in interleague games last season (3-2B, 3-HR, 13-RBI)...In 137 career interleague contests, has hit.276 (120-for-435) with 30-2B, 1-3B, 21-HR and 68 RBI. PHUN WITH THE PHILLIES: The Blue Jays are now all-time in regular-season games against their 1993 World Series rival...the.585 win% is their 3rd highest against any opponent (CIN-.667, COL-.611) while the 31 wins are their 2nd most vs. any NL team (WAS-35)...Have won 13 of their 17 meetings with the Phillies since the start of 2012 for an.765 win%, tied for 2nd best of all matchups over that time (courtesy STATS). MLB, Highest Win% vs. Single Opponent - Since 2012 (min. 10G) Team Opponent Record Win% Washington Nationals Astros Toronto Blue Jays Phillies Boston Red Sox Braves Boston Red Sox Marlins Baltimore Orioles Pirates CATCH THIS SHORTY: Russell Martin broke up Aaron Nola s no-hit bid with an RBI single in the 7th inning yesterday...has RBI in consecutive games for the first time since driving in runs in three straight from April 2-6 (6-RBI). Martin also made his 1st career start at shortstop, after starting 1,415 games at catcher, 22 games at third base and one game in right field... At 35 years and 100 days old, Martin became the 7th oldest player since 1913 (when tracking began) to make his 1st career start at shortstop (courtesy STATS). MLB, Highest Win% vs. Single Opponent - Since 2012 (min. 10G) Player Team Opp. Date Years Days Eric Young Rangers Tigers 8/3/ Buzz Clarkson Braves Reds 5/2/ Jeff Cirillo Brewers Padres 6/5/ Manny Trillo Cubs Dodgers 5/4/ Max Bishop Red Sox Yankees 6/8/ Roy Schalk White Sox Athletics 7/31/ Russell Martin Blue Jays Phillies 5/27/ MAY MISSTEP: Toronto is now 8-16 in May for a.333 win% - 2nd lowest in the Majors (ARI-.261)...Had the 3rd best May win% last season (.643, 18-10) and posted a record during the month over the previous four seasons for a.586 win%, also 3rd best in MLB. The Jays last had a lower win% for the month of May in 1981 (.310)... Have only once had less than eight wins in May (5-23 in 1979). UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Monday, May 28 at Boston Red Sox, 1:05 pm...rhp Aaron Sanchez (2-4, 4.07) vs. LHP David Price (4-4, 4.08) Tuesday, May 29 at Boston Red Sox, 7:10 pm...rhp Marco Estrada (2-5, 5.40) vs. RHP Rick Porcello (6-2, 3.74) Wednesday, May 30 at Boston Red Sox, 1:05 pm...rhp Sam Gaviglio (2-0, 2.30) vs. LHP Eduardo Rodriguez (5-1, 4.02) Thursday, May 31...OFF-DAY

2 BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 2 STARTING PITCHER J.A. HAPP, LHP #33 Born: Spring Valley, IL; Age: 35 TODAY S START: Tonight marks his 11th start of the season...coming off his 6th win after throwing 7.0 innings on 5/22 vs. LAA (3H, 2ER, 3BB, 5K). Ranks 10th in AL with 71 strikeouts and is 9th in AL with a SO/9 ratio HIGHLIGHTS: Went 2-for-3 with a walk at the plate on 5/16 at NYM to become the 1st pitcher in team history to reach base safely three times in a game...became the 3rd pitcher in franchise history to record a multi-hit game (Halladay, Hutchison) and just the 2nd to score two runs in a game (Halladay)...With his work on both sides of the ball, Happ became the first AL pitcher to match or out-hit his opponent with 7+ IP since Clyde Wright did so for the Angels on Sept. 14, 1972 against Texas. Became first pitcher in MLB this season with 3 games of 9+ SO and 0-BB on 5/16 at NYM. Allowed a season high 7 ER and 10 hits over 3.1 innings on 5/10 vs SEA, his shortest start since 9/4/16 at TB (2.2 IP)...Last allowed 7+ ER on 7/23/17 at CLE (7ER) Last allowed 10+ hits on 6/13/12 at SF (11H) Surrendered his 4th career grand slam. Struck out 10 batters over 7.0 innings on 4/29 vs. TEX...Went back-to-back starts with 9+SO and 0-BB...The only other Blue Jays pitcher to accomplish the feat was Roger Clemens on May 5 and 10, Tied for 4th in team history with 5 consecutive starts of 8+ SO from 4/3-29 (Burnett: 7 in 2007, Clemens: 7 and 6 in 1997). Struck out a season-high 10 batters over 7.0 innings on 4/24 vs. BOS, his 8th career 10+SO effort...has not allowed more than 2 ER in any of his last nine starts vs. BOS (12 ER/57.0 IP). 4/9 at BAL, recorded his 1st quality start of the season when he struck out 9 batters and allowed 1 run through 6.0 innings. Struck out 9 batters through 5.1 innings vs. CWS on 4/3 Is 4-0 with a 2.70 ERA (8 ER/26.2 IP) over his last 4 starts vs. CWS. Made his first career Opening Day start against the New York Yankees on 3/29 ( 4.2 IP, 4H, 3R, 2ER, 1BB, 5K) HIGHLIGHTS: In nine starts last season vs. AL East clubs, posted a 2.21 ERA (13 ER/53.0 IP) and a.219 opponents average. Allowed 1ER or fewer in 12 of his 25 starts last season, including five of his last six games...allowed 2ER or fewer in 16 starts...over his last 12 starts, gave up just three home runs. YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG CAREER , 4x, last: 5/22 vs LAA 10, 5/10 vs SEA 7, 5/10 vs SEA 7, 5/10 vs SEA 4, 4/9 at BAL 10, 2x, last: 5/16 at NYM 2, 2x, last: 5/10 vs SEA 108, 5/4 at TB G, 4/3-4/18/18 2G, 5/4-5/ , 4.91 ERA, 7 GS 2-1, 1.93 ERA, 3 GS.224, 9 HR.151, 1 HR.247, 8 HR SINGLE-GAME HIGHS IP H R ER BB SO HR PITCHES CG SHO W STREAK L STREAK SPLITS HOME ROAD OPP. AVG VS. LHB VS. RHB vs. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES CAREER 9.0, 3x, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL 11, 6/13/12 at SF 8, 4x, last: 5/16/16 vs. TB 8, 2x, last: 5/16/16 vs. TB 7, 2x, last: 5/2/13 vs. BOS 12, 8/7/14 vs. BAL 3, 7x, last: 7/9/17 vs. HOU 127, 8/5/09 vs. COL 4, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL 3, last: 8/30/10 vs. STL 11 G, 6/11-8/17/16 7 G, 5/19-7/7/11 CAREER 54-41, 3.72 ERA, 139G, 125GS 44-38, 4.17 ERA, 124G, 113GS.250, 171 HR.243, 31 HR.253, 140 HR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG CAREER AWAY PITCH SELECTION (2018) Fourseam Fastball (48.8%, 92.7mph), Sinker (23.8%, 90.8mph), Slider (14.8%, 86.5mph), Changeup (8.8%, 86.6mph), Curve (4.0%, 76.9mph) VS. THE PHILLIES: Has not faced his former team since 6/16/16 when he took the win after allowing one run (0ER) and 3 hits in 7.0 IP...Holds a 3-0 record with a 0.98 ERA in 4 career starts at Citizens Bank Park (18.1 IP, 11H, 2ER, 2HR, 8BB, 11K)...Is 4-0 over his 4 career starts overall against the Phillies with a 1.11 ERA, his lowest vs. any team GAME LOGS DATE SCORE OPP DEC SCORE WHEN LEFT IP H R ER BB K HR PIT/STRIKES NOTES 3/29 L, 6-1 NYY L /58 First career Opening Day start 4/3 W, 14-5 CWS W / with 2.70 ERA over last 4 starts vs. CWS. 4/9 W, 7-1 at BAL W /69 2nd career 9+ strikeouts in back-to-back games 4/18 W, 15-5 KC W /63 8+ SO in 3 straight, 2nd longest streak of career 4/24 W, 4-3 BOS ND /63 Not allowed more than 2ER in last 9 starts vs. BOS 4/29 W, 7-2 TEX W /67 2nd Blue Jay with 9+ SO and 0-BB in back-to-back 5/4 L, 6-2 at TB L / record at Tropicana Field with a 6.05 ERA 5/10 L, 9-3 SEA L /52 Surrendered his 4th career grand slam 5/16 W, 12-1 at NYM W /74 First Blue Jay pitcher to reach base safely 3 times 5/22 W, 5-3 LAA W /60 Held 4 of Toronto s 8 start of 7+ innings. PHILLIES vs. HAPP Name AB H HR BB SO BA Jake Arrieta Pedro Florimon Maikel Franco Cesar Hernandez Odubel Herrera Aaron Nola Carlos Santana Total BLUE JAYS vs. PIVETTA Name AB H HR BB SO BA Aledmys Diaz Curtis Granderson Yangervis Solarte Total ROTATION STARTERS TOR AL Wins 13 T-8th ERA th AVG th WHIP th IP th SO 254 6th BB th QS 17 T-13th CAREER MISC. YEAR STARTS QS 6+IP CG SHO GB% Totals League Average GB% (43.9) BLUE JAYS PITCHERS AT THE PLATE AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG Jaime Garcia J.A. Happ Marco Estrada Tyler Clippard Marcus Stroman Aaron Sanchez Sam Gaviglio Joe Biagini Seung Hwan Oh John Axford Aaron Loup Ryan Tepera Jake Petricka STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN GAMES QUALITY RUN PICK STOLEN CAUGHT GROUND TEAM STARTER STARTED STARTS SUPPORT OFFS BASES STEALS DBL PLAY RECORD Estrada Garcia Gaviglio Happ Sanchez Stroman Biagini

3 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 3 AXFORD, RHP #77 (0-0, 3.91 ERA, 1.39 WHIP) LH:.086 (3-35, 0HR) 22G, 23.0IP, 8BB/22K, 24H,.276 OBA RH:.404 (21-52, 1HR) LAST APP: 5/24 vs. LAA (1.0, H, ER, 2K) LAST HR: 5/17 vs. OAK FBE: 11-for-22 IR-RS: 5-3 (60.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 1 THROWS: Sinker (74%, 96mph), Cutter (9%, 93mph), Fourseam (7%, 96mph), Curve (10%, 80mph) Has struck out at least one batter in 17 of 22 outings (22). Has allowed runs in each of his last 4 games (7ER, 2.1 IP). Has an OBP of just.154 vs. LHHs, 4th best among MLB relievers. Did not allow a run from 4/22-5/17 (12.1 IP), ending the then 2nd longest active scoreless streak among AL RPs. 3/29 vs. NYY, became the 26th Canadian-born player to wear a Blue Jays uniform (10th born in Ontario). 5/3 (1) at CLE, threw a career-high 2.1 innings (0H, 0BB, 1K) on just 18 pitches...had 18 previous outings of 2.0 innings. BIAGINI, RHP #31 (0-4, 7.91 ERA, 1.86 WHIP) LH:.333 (16-48, 3HR) 5G, 19.1IP, 9BB/13K, 27H,.329 OBA RH:.324 (11-34, 1HR) LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0.2, H, ER, HR) LAST HR: 5/26 at PHI FBE: 3-for-5 IR-RS: 0-0 (0.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Sinker (35%, 93mph), Curve (19%, 77mph), Cutter (17%, 89mph), Fourseam (16%, 93mph), Change (13%, 85mph) Has gone 0-3 with a 7.71 ERA in 4 starts this season. Is 2-15 with a 6.08 ERA in his career as a starter (106.2 IP, 15 HR, 39BB, 83K)...Is 5-5 with a 3.51 ERA as a reliever (100.0 IP, 7HR, 31BB, 89K). Has lost a career-high 9 consecutive decisions. Has been recalled from AAA Buffalo on 3 occasions (4/17, 5/3, 5/11)... Went 0-3 with a 4.57 ERA (11 ER/21.2 IP) in his 4 starts for the Bisons. BARNES, RHP #24 (1-1, 3.12 ERA, 1.73 WHIP) LH:.250 (9-36, 2HR) 20G, 17.1IP, 9BB/17K, 21H,.300 OBA RH:.353 (12-34, 2HR) LAST APP: 5/23 vs. LAA (0.1, BB) LAST HR: 5/20 vs. OAK FBE: 14-for-20 IR-RS: 12-5 (41.7%) SV-OP: 0-1 HOLDS: 6 THROWS: Fourseam (65%, 92mph), Changeup (24%, 80mph), Slider (9%, 83mph) Has allowed runs in just 5 of his 20 games played this season (3.12 ERA). Has allowed 8 stolen bases, tied for 1st in the Majors (D. Betances, S. Dyson). Picked up his 1st win of the year on 4/13 vs. CLE (1.0, 2H, 2K). Did not allow an ER From 3/30 to 4/22 (10.2 IP, 9H, 1BB, 13K). Optioned to AAA Buffalo on 5/3 and recalled again on 5/16...Threw 2.0 hitless innings with 4K/0BB over his 2 outings for the Bisons. CLIPPARD, RHP #36 (4-2, 3.46 ERA, 1.27 WHIP) LH:.176 (9-51, 1HR) 27G, 26.0IP, 15BB/29K, 18H,.196 OBA RH:.220 (9-41, 3HR) LAST APP: 5/25 at PHI (1.0, 2H, ER, K) LAST HR: 5/19 vs. OAK FBE: 19-for-27 IR-RS: 5-3 (60.0%) SV-OP: 2-4 HOLDS: 6 THROWS: Fourseam (44%, 91mph), Changeup (31%, 79mph), Split (13%, 83mph), Slider (11%, 84mph) Is tied for 1st among AL RPs with 27 games played (D. Stumpf, E. Diaz). Is tied for 1st in the AL RPs with 4 wins (C. Bradford) His.196 OBA ranks 16th among AL relievers. Has thrown his changeup 38.2% of the time on the first pitch of at-bats, the highest rate among MLB RPs (MLB avg: 10.6%). 5/9 vs. SEA, picked up his 1st save as a Blue Jay (62nd of his career). BLUE JAYS BULLPEN LOUP, LHP #62 (0-0, 3.00 ERA, 1.19 WHIP) LH:.256 (10-39, 0HR) 24G, 21.0IP, 5BB/20K, 20H,.253 OBA RH:.256 (10-40, 1HR) LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0.1) LAST HR: 4/18 vs. KC FBE: 19-for-24 IR-RS: 10-2 (20.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 2 THROWS: Sinker (66%, 93mph), Changeup (8%, 80mph), Cutter (16%, 84mph), Curve (11%, 77mph) Has not allowed a hit in any of his last 8 appearances (5.1, 0BB, 5K)... Has given up 20 hits through 24 games so far this season (.253 OBA). Has not allowed a run in his last 11 games (9.2 IP, 3H, 3BB, 10K). Had his streak of games without allowing a home run come to an end on 4/18 vs. KC (28G, 21.1 IP)...Was the only HR he has surrendered this year (21.0 IP). 4/26 vs. BOS, retired all six batters he faced Last threw 2.0 scoreless frames on 5/2/17 at NYY Last retired all 6+ batters faced on 5/1/14 at KC (7-BF). 4/30 at MIN, appeared in his 331st career game to have the 9th most games played by a Blue Jays pitcher (8th: Downs - 347)...Is now at 343. OH, RHP #22 (1-0, 2.35 ERA, 1.13 WHIP) LH:.258 (8-31, 1HR) 23G, 23.0IP, 6BB/24K, 20H,.225 OBA RH:.207 (12-58, 2HR) LAST APP: 5/25 at PHI (1.0, BB, 2K) LAST HR: 5/17 vs. OAK FBE: 15-for-23 IR-RS: 12-4 (33.3%) SV-OP: 1-1 HOLDS: 5 THROWS: Fourseam (50%, 92mph), Slider (28%, 85mph), Changeup (10%, 83mph), Curve (7%, 76mph), Sinker (5%, 92mph) Has allowed hits in just 4 of his last 13 games (14.1 IP,.143 OBA). Has a strike rate of 77.0% when behind in the count this season - 5th highest among MLB relievers. 3/29 vs. NYY, became the 1st South Korea-born player to pitch for the Blue Jays (1.0 IP, H, K). 4/1 vs. NYY, collected his 1st save as a Blue Jay (40th career). 4/2 vs. CWS, recorded his 1st win as a Blue Jay (8th carerer). 5/5 at TB, tied a career best with 2.0 IP (7th time, last: 5/17/17 vs. BOS). PETRICKA, RHP #39 (0-0, 6.14 ERA, 2.73 WHIP) LH:.462 (6-13, 1HR) 8G, 7.1IP, 2BB/6K, 18H,.450 OBA RH:.444 ( HR) LAST APP: 5/23 vs. LAA (0.2, H, K) LAST HR: 5/10 vs. SEA FBE: 4-for-8 IR-RS: 9-1 (11.1%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Sinker (68%, 94mph), Changeup (8%, 87mph) Slider (22%, 85mph), Fourseam (2%, 95mph) Has stranded 8 of his 9 inherited runners through his first 8G. Had his contract purchased from AAA Buffalo on 5/4 and made his Blue Jays debut that night at TB (1.1, 3H, ER, 2K). Was sent down on 5/5 and recalled again on 5/8...Has posted a 1.13 ERA over 8.0 innings for the Bisons (7H, 1ER, 0HR, 2BB, 6K, 1.13 WHIP). Made three stints on the disabled list last season. Had career-highs last season in home runs allowed (6), OBA (.342), ERA (7.01), SO/9 (9.12) and SO/BB ratio (4.33). TEPERA, RHP #52 (3-1, 3.24 ERA, 1.20 WHIP) LH:.278 (10-36, 1HR) 26G, 25.0IP, 9BB/27K, 21H,.239 OBA RH:.212 (11-52, 3HR) LAST APP: 5/25 at PHI (1.0, 2H, ER, 2BB, K) LAST HR: 5/6 at TB FBE: 19-for-26 IR-RS: 5-0 (0.0%) SV-OP: 1-4 HOLDS: 9 THROWS: Fourseam (36%, 96mph), Cutter (35%, 90mph), Sinker (24%, 96mph), Changeup (2%, 90mph), Slider (3%, 82mph) Is tied for 4th among AL relievers with 26 games played. Is tied for T-7th among AL RPs with 9 holds. Recorded his 1st save on 5/25 at PHI, the 4th of his career. Picked up his 3rd win (10th career) of 2018 on 5/9 vs. SEA...Earned wins in back-to-back games for the 1st time in his career...has won 10 of his last 12 decisions. In 2017, set career marks in wins (7), innings (77.2), games (73), strikeouts (81), SO/9 (9.39) and opponents OPS (.633). Put together a career-best scoreless streak of 19.0 innings from 4/30-5/27, the longest streak by any Toronto pitcher in RPs TOR AL ERA th AVG th OPS th WHIP th BB/ th SO/ th HR/ th SV% th TOR RPs SV-OP ERA AVG OPS WHIP BB/9 SO/9 HR/9 Mar/Apr May DL Injury Date Games Alford R-Hamstring Strain 3/26-4/18 17 (12-5) Diaz R-Ankle Sprain 5/7-17 (5-12) Donaldson R-Shoulder Inflammation 4/11-5/2 18 (9-9) Garcia L-Shoulder Inflammation 5/16-5/25 9 (3-6) Grichuk R-Knee Sprain 4/30-25 (9-16) Morales R-Hamstring Strain 4/10-4/19 6 (5-1) Pearce L-Oblique Strain 5/3-21 (6-15) Pompey R-Wrist 3/26-4/18 17 (12-5) Stroman R-Shoulder Fatigue 5/9-16 (5-11) Tulowitzki R-Heel 3/29-52 (24-28) 10 Players, 10x (24-28) Catchers GS INN ER CERA SB CCS CS% CPO PB Maile Martin TOTALS Ejections Reason Date Umpire Gibbons Arguing Check Swing/DP 5/2 at MIN Bellino Gibbons Arguing Strike Zone 5/5 at TB Bucknor Gibbons Arguing Balk 5/6 at TB Rehak

4 as- dasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 4 DONALDSON, #20 (.229, 5HR,.752 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.268/.211 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (1-3, BB) STREAK: 5G, 6-19 ROAD TRIP:.286 (2-7), 2B, 2BB LAST HR: 5/3 (2) at CLE 6 of his last 10 hits have been doubles...16 of his 30 hits have been XBH. Has gone 20G without a HR, his 2nd longest homerless stretch as a Blue Jay (21G from June 13-July 7, 2017). Needs one home run to tie the most all-time as a Toronto third basemen (Gruber-107, Donaldson-106, Sprague-103). 5/3 (1) at CLE, returned from the DL to hit a pair of doubles and a two-run homer...marked his 8th career 3-XBH game (last: 8/28/16 vs. MIN - 3HR). 5/3 (2) at CLE, became the 11th player in team history to homer in both sides of a doubleheader as he led off the 4th inning...homered in backto-back games for the 2nd time this year (also April 2-3 vs. CWS)...He and Solarte became the first duo in team history to homer in both games of a DH...The last to do so in the AL were Yount/Deer for MIL on 6/23/89. GRANDERSON, #18 (.235, 3HR,.780 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.182/.240 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-4, 3K) STREAK: 0-6 ROAD TRIP:.111 (1-9), 5K LAST HR: 4/24 vs. BOS Has 20-BB when batting 1st this season for a.387 OBP, 2nd best among AL hitters (Betts-.440). Ranks T-14th in the AL with 25-BB. Is 3-for-10 with 2 walks as a PH this season (.417 OBP)...Went 6-for-19 (.316) as a PH last year (.458 OBP). 4/24 vs. BOS, won the game in the 10th inning with his 4th career walk-off HR (last: 9/17/16 vs. MIN)...Went 3-for-5 with 3-RBI, his first three-hit game since 8/13/17 at PHI (3H). HERNANDEZ, #37 (.247, 7HR,.782 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.231/.255 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-4) STREAK: 0-4 ROAD TRIP:.500 (2-4), RBI LAST HR: 5/16 at NYM Has had 21 of his 38 hits go for extra bases (12-2B, 2-3B, 7-HR)...The 55.3% XBH is tied for 12th highest in the Majors (min. 30H). Leads the Jays with 40 RBI since joining the team on 9/1 last season. Put together a career-long 9G hitting streak from 4/25-5/3 (1) to tie Pillar for the longest by a Blue Jay this season. 5/16 at NYM, hit his 7th home run, a two-run homer in the 4th inning... Marked his 15th HR since joining the Jays on 9/1/17, tied with Josh Donaldson for the most on the team over that time. MAILE, #21 (.291, 2HR,.833 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.308/.283 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-3, 2K) STREAK: 0-9 ROAD TRIP:.000 (0-3), 2K LAST HR: 5/11 vs. BOS Has reached base safely in 17 of his 24 games with an at-bat (.378 OBP). Among AL catchers with 20+ GP, ranks 2nd in OBP, 3rd in AVG (.282), 4th in OPS (.812) and 6th in SLG (.449). Hit his 1st career triple on 5/9 vs. SEA. 5/11 vs. BOS, won the game with a two-run shot in the 11th for his 1st career walk-off HR and his 1st extra-inning HR...Also tied the game with a 7th inning HR, his 1st career multi-hr game...drove in a run in the 2nd with a single, for his 2nd career 3-hit effort and 2nd career 4-RBI game (matched his personal bests from 8/16/16 vs. SD). MARTIN, #55 (.161, 5HR,.610 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.185/.154 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (1-3, RBI, K) STREAK: 3G, 3-11 ROAD TRIP:.286 (2-7), 2RBI, 3K LAST HR: 5/10 vs. SEA Made his 1st career start at SS on 5/26 at PHI...At 35y, 100d old, became the 7th oldest player all-time to make his 1st start at SS. Made his 1st start of the season at third base on 5/9 vs. SEA and recorded a career-high 6 assists (5 assists, 3x). Ranks 2nd in the AL with 17 walks as a catcher (G. Sanchez-18)...Led all catchers with 47 walks last season Since joining Toronto in 2015, ranks 2nd among all catchers with 166-BB (Y. Grandal-179). 5/10 vs. SEA, homered for the 3rd time in his last 7G (2HR in first 18G)... Was his 59th HR as a catcher for the Jays, tied for 3rd most all-time (Fletcher-59, Arencibia-63, Whitt-127). MORALES, #8 (.180, 4HR,.573 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.188/.177 LAST APP: 5/24 vs. LAA (0-3, K) STREAK: 0-3 ROAD TRIP:.--- (-) LAST HR: 5/22 vs. LAA Pitched for the 1st time in his career on 5/20 vs. OAK and threw a hitless 9th inning (1BB)...Became the 11th different position player in club history to pitch (last: Goins and Barney - 7/1/16 vs. CLE)...Morales hitless inning was the 2nd ever thrown by a Toronto position player, joining Mike McCoy who did so on 6/11/11 vs. BOS (1.0 IP, 0K, 0BB). Had a career-long 0-for-29 drought from 5/2-5/10...Has gone 8-for-27 since then (.296). 5/22 vs. LAA, hit his 4th home run, his first homer at Rogers Centre since 8/26/17 vs. MIN...Had hit each of his last 9 HR on the road HOME RUNS: Grand Slam (4x, 4 players): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (8th inning off D. Robertson) Donaldson, 4/9 at BAL (9th inning off N. Cortes Jr.) Granderson, 4/19 vs. KC (8th inning off J. Grimm) Solarte, 5/3 (1) at CLE (11th inning off T. Olson) 2-HR Game (4x, 4 players): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (2R, 4R) Pillar, 4/28 vs. TEX (1R, 1R) Morales, 5/1 at MIN (1R, 1R) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (1R, 2R) 3-HR Game: LAST: Morales, 8/3/17 at BAL 3-HR Inning: LAST: 8/23/17 at TB (2nd inning: Goins, Lopez, Pearce) BLUE JAYS HITTERS PILLAR, #11 (.283, 4HR,.791 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.190/.323 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (PH, 1-1) STREAK: 2G, 2-5 ROAD TRIP:.400 (2-5), 2B, RBI, 2K LAST HR: 4/29 vs. TEX Tied for 1st in the Majors with 19 doubles (M. Betts, J. Abreu). Ranks 7th in the AL with a.323 AVG (43-for-133) vs. RHPs. Had each of his 10 hits go for extra-bases (6-2B, 1-3B, 3-HR) from 4/24-5/1, one shy of a franchise record (Cruz Jr. - 11). Put together 9G hitting streaks from 4/7-18 and from 4/26-5/3, tied with Hernandez for the longest by a Blue Jay this season. 4/29 vs. TEX, hit his 4th HR, homering in back-to-back games for the 2nd time in his career, also doing so from 4/22-4/23/17 at LAA Had 3-HR in a two-game span for the 1st time in his career. 5/26 at PHI, came off the bench for the 1st time in 2018 and singled as a pinch-hitter. SMITH JR., #27 (.269, 1HR,.845 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.250/.273 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-3, K) STREAK: 0-5 ROAD TRIP:.000 (0-4), K LAST HR: 5/24 vs. LAA Hit his 1st career home run on 5/24 vs. LAA, a solo HR in the 6th inning... Was also his 1st career game as leadoff batter. Recorded his 1st pinch-hit of the season with a single on 5/23 vs. LAA... Is 2-for-4 in his career as a PH. Is 7-for-23 (.304) with 3-2B, 1-HR and 2-RBI in his 11G (5 starts) for Toronto...Has hit.340 (17-for-50) with 5-2B, 1-HR and 3-RBI in his 23 career games with the Jays (.500 SLG,.900 OPS). Recalled from AAA Buffalo on 5/3 and 5/15...Has hit.278 (25-for-90) for the Bisons, including 4-2B, 1-3B, 2-HR, 15-RBI and 5-SB (16BB, 20K). SMOAK, #14 (.250, 7HR,.813 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.333/.204 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-3, BB, 3K) STREAK: 0-3 ROAD TRIP:.286 (2-7), HR, 2RBI, BB, 3K LAST HR: 5/25 at PHI Has reached base safely in 41 of his 45 games (.373 OBP)...His 31-BB are 4th most in the AL...Walked in 7 straight games (9-BB) from 5/12-20 to match a career long. Has an.765 OPS with two strikes, 8th best among qualified AL hitters. Has a.333 AVG vs. LHPs (20-for-60, 3-2B, 2-HR, 7-BB,.414 OBP). 5/16 at NYM, hit a solo home run on an 0-2 count, his 2nd HR in an 0-2 count this season (also 4/26 vs. BOS)...Became one of seven MLB batters with two 0-2 homers...each of his last 5 HR have come in twostrike counts. 5/25 at PHI, hit his 7th home run...was the 1st of his career vs. PHI, giving him homers vs. 26 different teams. SOLARTE, #26 (.267, 11HR,.829 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.239/.282 LAST APP: 5/26 at PHI (0-2, BB) STREAK: 0-3 ROAD TRIP:.333 (2-6), 2B, RBI, 2K, BB LAST HR: 5/23 vs. LAA Is riding a season-long 8G on-base streak, batting.375 (12-for-32) with 4-2B, 2-HR, 7-RBI and a.394 OBP over that stretch. Tied a career high with at least one XBH in 5 consecutive games (also 6/30-7/4/15). Leads the Jays with 11 HR and 32 RBI. 5/3 (2) at MIN, homered in his first at-bat, becoming one of 11 Blue Jays all-time to homer in both games of a doubleheader...finished the twinbill 8-for-10 with 2-HR, 2-2B and 7-RBI...Became the first Blue Jay ever with at least 8H, 2-HR and 7-RBI in a DH...His 8H set a franchise record, surpassing Paul Molitor s 7H performance on 9/4/95 at KC. 5/23 vs. LAA, notched his 11th home run of the season, his 8th solo HR. TRAVIS, #29 (.157, 2HR,.499 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.235/.132 LAST APP: 5/24 vs. LAA (1-3, K) STREAK: 2G, 2-6 ROAD TRIP:.--- (-) LAST HR: 5/23 vs. LAA Optioned to AAA Buffalo on 4/29 and recalled on 5/22...Hit.210 (13-for-62 for the Bisons (2B, HR, 4RBI)...Had hits in each of his last 8 games there. Led the Majors last year with 16-2B in May (next closest player had 10). 5/23 vs. LAA, hit his 2nd home run (also 4/26 vs. BOS)...Was his 2nd career opposite-field homer (also 6/19/16 at BAL)...15 of his 26 career HR have been go-ahead home runs. URSHELA, #3 (.160, 1HR,.512 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.286/.111 LAST APP: 5/25 at PHI (0-4, 2K) STREAK: 0-4 ROAD TRIP:.000 (0-4), 2K LAST HR: 5/19 vs. OAK Made his Blue Jays debut, starting at SS on 5/12 vs. BOS, and singled in his 1st at-bat as part of a 1-for-2 day...became the 1st Colombian-born player to suit up for the Blue Jays. Collected his 1st RBI as a Blue Jay on 5/18 vs. OAK, his first RBI since 9/22/17 at SEA. 5/19 vs. OAK, hit his 1st HR as a Blue Jay, his 8th career HR (last: 9/22/17 at SEA) Was his 1st career HRto opposite field (RF)...Became the 16th different Blue Jay to homer this season, the most by any MLB team Acquired from the Indians on 5/9 for cash considerations or a PTBNL. Placed on the DL with a right hamstring strain from 3/29-5/4. Extra-Inning: Granderson, 4/24 vs. BOS (10th inning off C. Kimbrel) Solarte, 5/3 (1) at CLE (11th inning off T. Olson) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (12th inning off B. Johnson) Walk-off: Granderson, 4/24 vs. BOS (10th inning off C. Kimbrel) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (12th inning off B. Johnson) Inside-the-park: LAST: Carrera, 5/6/17 at TB Leadoff: Pearce, 4/8 at TEX Pinch-hit: LAST: Carrera, 4/18/17 vs. BOS Back-to-back: Solarte/Martin, 4/6 at TEX (6th inning) 2018 TOR AL AVG th OBP th SLG.408 9th OPS.723 9th HR 66 5th R/G th BB 187 2nd SO th RISP.251 6th DIFF th

5 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 5 Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Rec. Stand GB Time Attend. 1 3/29 vs. NYY L 1-6 Severino Happ T :51 48, /30 vs. NYY L 2-4 Tanaka Sanchez Chapman :49 33, /31 vs. NYY W 5-3 Tepera Betances Osuna 1-2 T :37 37, /1 vs. NYY W 7-4 Clippard Robertson Oh 2-2 T :03 29, /2 vs. CWS W 4-2 Oh Farquhar Osuna :51 16, /3 vs. CWS W 14-5 Happ Gonzalez :27 17, /4 vs. CWS L 3-4 Jones Tepera Soria :56 17, /6 at TEX W 8-5 Estrada Moore Osuna :06 21, /7 at TEX L 1-5 Minor Stroman T :37 26, /8 at TEX W 7-4 Garcia Hamels Osuna :16 26, /9 at BAL W 7-1 Happ Bundy :56 7, /10 at BAL W 2-1 Sanchez O Day Osuna :37 8, /11 at BAL L 3-5 Gausman Estrada Brach :57 10, /13 at CLE W 8-4 Barnes McAllister :12 25, /17 (1) vs. KC W 11-3 Garcia Skoglund : /17 (2) vs. KC W(10) 5-4 Clippard Flynn :37 18, /18 vs. KC W 15-5 Happ Kennedy :05 28, /19 at NYY L 3-4 Green Sanchez Chapman :00 36, /20 at NYY W 8-5 Estrada German Osuna :22 39, /21 at NYY L 1-9 Montomery Stroman :50 40, /22 at NYY L 1-5 Severino Garcia :47 43, /24 vs. BOS W(10) 4-3 Clippard Kimbrel :51 20, /25 vs. BOS L 3-4 Rodriguez Barnes Kimbrel :04 18, /26 vs. BOS L 4-5 Sale Estrada Kimbrel :08 23, /27 vs. TEX L 4-6 Minor Stroman Kela :50 26, /28 vs. TEX L 4-7 Colon Garcia Kela :00 39, /29 vs. TEX W 7-2 Happ Perez :37 31, /30 at MIN W 7-5 Sanchez Lynn Osuna :13 16,456 March/April Record: Home: 9-7 Road: 7-5 Runs For: 149 Runs Against: /1 at MIN W(10) 7-4 Clippard Curtiss Osuna :32 16, /2 at MIN L 0-4 Romero Stroman :47 16, /3 (1) at CLE W(11) Mayza Olson : /3 (2) at CLE L 4-13 Plutko Biagini :11 19, /4 at TB L 2-6 Yarbrough Happ :39 11, /5 at TB L 3-5 Faria Sanchez Colome :52 16, /6 at TB W 2-1 Tepera Colome Osuna :56 14, /8 vs. SEA L 0-5 Paxton Stroman :19 20, /9 vs. SEA W 5-2 Tepera Nicasio Clippard :08 20, /10 vs. SEA L 3-9 Leake Happ :58 22, /11 vs. BOS W 5-3 Gaviglio Johnson :54 28, /12 vs. BOS L 2-5 Price Estrada Kimbrel :11 37, /13 vs. BOS L 3-5 Velazquez Biagini Kelly :42 37, /15 at NYM L 2-12 Syndergaard Garcia :02 28, /16 at NYM W 12-1 Happ Wheeler :34 28, /17 vs. OAK L 5-10 Petit Sanchez :34 22, /18 vs. OAK L 1-3 Coulombe Estrada Treinen T :55 21, /19 vs. OAK L 4-5 Pagan Clippard Treinen :16 35, /20 vs. OAK L 2-9 Mengden Biagini :11 30, /22 vs. LAA W 5-3 Happ Richards Clippard :31 27, /23 vs. LAA L 4-5 Anderson Happ Parker :45 25, /24 vs. LAA L 1-8 Tropeano Estrada :53 43, /25 at PHI W 6-5 Gaviglio Eflin Tepera :59 21, /26 at PHI L 1-2 Dominguez Biagini Garcia :25 26, /27 at PHI 54 5/28 at BOS 55 5/29 at BOS 56 5/30 at BOS 57 6/1 at DET 58 6/2 at DET 59 6/3 at DET 60 6/5 vs. NYY 61 6/6 vs. NYY Marcus Stroman Shimmy Wobble Bobble Giveaway Night 62 6/7 vs. BAL 63 6/8 vs. BAL 64 6/9 vs. BAL 65 6/10 vs. BAL 66 6/11 at TB 67 6/12 at TB 68 6/13 at TB 69 6/15 vs. WAS 70 6/16 vs. WAS 71 6/17 vs. WAS Father s Day 72 6/19 vs. ATL MLB Network Reusable Bag Giveaway Night 73 6/20 vs. ATL 74 6/21 at LAA 75 6/22 at LAA 76 6/23 at LAA 77 6/24 at LAA 78 6/25 at HOU 79 6/26 at HOU 80 6/27 at HOU BLUE JAYS DAY-BY-DAY Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Record Stand GB Time Attend. 81 6/29 vs. DET 82 6/30 vs. DET 83 7/1 vs. DET Canada Day 84 7/2 vs. DET 85 7/3 vs. NYM 86 7/4 vs. NYM 87 7/6 vs. NYY 88 7/7 vs. NYY 89 7/8 vs. NYY 90 7/10 at ATL 91 7/11 at ATL 92 7/12 at BOS 93 7/13 at BOS 94 7/14 at BOS 95 7/15 at BOS 96 7/20 vs. BAL 97 7/21 vs. BAL 98 7/22 vs. BAL 99 7/23 vs. MIN 100 7/24 vs. MIN 101 7/25 vs. MIN 102 7/27 at CWS 103 7/28 at CWS 104 7/29 at CWS 105 7/30 at OAK 106 7/31 at OAK 107 8/1 at OAK 108 8/2 at SEA 109 8/3 at SEA 110 8/4 at SEA 111 8/5 at SEA 112 8/7 vs. BOS 113 8/8 vs. BOS Aaron Sanchez Blue Replica Jersey Giveaway Night 114 8/9 vs. BOS 115 8/10 vs. TB 116 8/11 vs. TB 25-Year Anniversary Back-to-Back World Series 117 8/12 vs. TB 118 8/13 at KC 119 8/14 at KC 120 8/15 at KC 121 8/16 at KC 122 8/17 at NYY 123 8/18 at NYY 124 8/19 at NYY 125 8/20 vs. BAL 126 8/21 vs. BAL 127 8/22 vs. BAL Camp Day 128 8/24 vs. PHI 129 8/25 vs. PHI Blue Jays Replica Batting Helmet Giveaway Day 130 8/26 vs. PHI 131 8/27 at BAL 132 8/28 at BAL 133 8/29 at BAL 134 8/31 at MIA 135 9/1 at MIA 136 9/2 at MIA 137 9/3 vs. TB 138 9/4 vs. TB 139 9/5 vs. TB 140 9/6 vs. CLE 141 9/7 vs. CLE 142 9/8 vs. CLE 143 9/9 vs. CLE 144 9/11 at BOS 145 9/12 at BOS 146 9/13 at BOS 147 9/14 at NYY 148 9/15 at NYY 149 9/16 at NYY 150 9/17 at BAL 151 9/18 at BAL 152 9/19 at BAL 153 9/20 vs. TB 154 9/21 vs. TB 155 9/22 vs. TB 156 9/23 vs. TB 157 9/24 vs. HOU 158 9/25 vs. HOU 159 9/26 vs. HOU 160 9/28 at TB 161 9/29 at TB 162 9/30 at TB 2018 Highs and Lows TEAM GAME (Batting): INDIVIDUAL GAME (Batting): TEAM GAME (Pitching): Most At-Bats:...49, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most At-Bats:... 7, Josh Donaldson, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Innings Pitched: , vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings) Most At-Bats (9-inning games):... 41, at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most At-Bats (9-inn):...6, Teoscar Hernandez, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Hits Allowed:...17, vs. Seattle, May 10 Most Plate Appearances:...59, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Plate Appearances:...7, done 4 times. Most Batters Faced:...52, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Plate Appearances (9-inning games):.48, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Plate Appearances (9-inning games):...6, done 4 times. Most Batters Faced (9-inning games):...48, at Cleveland, May , at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most Runs:... 3, Curtis Granderson, vs. Kansas City, April , vs. Oakland, May 17 Most Runs:...15, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Hits:...17, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings)...3, Yangervis Solarte, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Runs Allowed:...13, at Cleveland, May 3 Most Hits (9-inning games):...15, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April , Josh Donaldson, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Earned Runs:...13, at Cleveland, May , vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Hits:...5, Yangervis Solarte, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Home Runs Allowed:...4, vs. Seattle, May , at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most Hits (9-inn):...4, Teoscar Hernandez, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Walks Allowed:...9, vs. Los Angeles (A.L.), May 23 Most Doubles:...7, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...4, Justin Smoak, vs. Texas, April 27 Most Strikeouts:...14, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Triples:...1, done 7 times. Most Doubles:...2, done 10 times....14, vs. Boston, April 24 (10 innings) Most Home Runs:...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 2 Most Triples:...1, done 7 times. Most Hit-By-Pitch:...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4...3, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Home Runs:... 2, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April , vs. Texas, April , Kevin Pillar, vs. Texas, April 28 INDIVIDUAL GAME (Pitching):... 3, vs. Texas, April , Kendrys Morales, at Minnesota, May 1 (10 innings) Most Innings Pitched:...8.0, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April , at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings)...2, Luke Maile, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings) Most Hits Allowed:...10, Joe Biagini, at Cleveland, May 3...3, at Cleveland, May 3 Most Extra-Base Hits:..3, Josh Donaldson, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 inn)...10, J.A. Happ, vs. Seattle, May , at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most Extra-Base Hits (9-inning games):...2, done 20 times. Most Batters Faced:...30, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April 10 Most Extra-Base Hits:...10, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Total Bases:...32, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Total Bases:...9, done 5 times. Most Runs Allowed:...8, Marcus Stroman, at New York (A.L.), April 21 Most Total Bases (9-inning games):...30, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Runs Batted In:... 6, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Earned Runs:...7, J.A. Happ, vs. Seattle, May , vs. Kansas City, April , Yangervis Solarte, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Home Runs:...3, Marco Estrada, at New York (A.L.), April 20 Most Runs Batted In:...13, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Stolen Bases:...3, Kevin Pillar, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Walks:...5, Marcus Stroman, at Texas, April , vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Caught Stealing:...1, done 6 times....5, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April , at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Walks:...3, done 5 times....5, Jaime Garcia, vs. Seattle, May 9 Most Stolen Bases:...4, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Strikeouts:... 4, Josh Donaldson, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings)... 5, Aaron Sanchez, vs. Los Angeles (AL), May 23 Most Caught Stealing:...2, at Minnesota, May 2...4, Justin Smoak, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings) Most Strikeouts:...10, J.A. Happ, vs. Boston, April 24 (10 innings) Most Walks:... 9, at New York (A.L.), April , Luke Maile, vs. Boston, May , J.A. Happ, at New York (N.L.), May , at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Sac Hits:... 1, Richard Urena, vs. Oakland, May 20 Most Hit-By-Pitch:... 2, Aaron Sanchez, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4 Most Strikeouts:... 19, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings) Most Sac Flies:...1, done 12 times.... 2, Joe Biagini, vs. Kansas City, April 17 (10 innings) Most Strikeouts (9-inning games):...15, vs. Oakland, May 18 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...1, done 20 times.... 2, Aaron Sanchez, vs. Boston, April 25 Most Sac Hits:...1, vs. Oakland, May 20 Most GDP:...2, Yangervis Solarte, vs. Seattle, May 10 Most Sac Flies:...2, at Texas, April , vs. Texas, April 29 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...2, vs. Los Angeles (A.L.), May 23 Most GDP:...3, vs. Seattle, May 10

6 DATE: 5/26/18 TORONTO BLUE JAYS TEAM BATTING / PITCHING ID: TEAMBPR TIME: 20:42:20 Compiled by the MLB Baseball Information System PAGE: 1 THRU GAMES OF 5/26/18 * = D/L, + = ROOKIE, # = MULT. TEAMS GI PINCH HIT PLAYER AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP AB H HR RBI * Diaz,A Donaldson,J Granderson,C * Grichuk,R Hernandez,T Maile,L Martin, Jr,R Morales,K RIGHT LEFT * Pearce,S Pillar,K Smith,D Smoak,J RIGHT LEFT Solarte,Y RIGHT LEFT Travis,D * Tulowitzki,T Urshela,G Garcia,J Gaviglio,S Happ,J TORONTO OPPONENTS DH OPP PITCHER R/L W L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG Axford,J R Barnes,D R Biagini,J R Clippard,T R Estrada,M R Garcia,J L Gaviglio,S R Happ,J L Loup,A L Morales,K R Oh,S R Osuna,R R Petricka,J R Sanchez,A R * Stroman,M R Tepera,R R TORONTO OPPONENTS