Braves vs. Mariners All-Time Overall at Atlanta at Seattle

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1 Atlanta Braves (31-26) vs. Seattle Mariners (30-28) Game No. 58 June 4, 2014 Turner Field Atlanta, Ga. LHP Mike Minor (2-3, 3.41) vs. RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (3-1, 2.39) TODAY S GAME: The Braves and Mariners play the second game of a brief two-game set and the second of four meetings between the two clubs this season...atlanta will travel to Seattle for two games August The two clubs last met in June 2011 at Seattle, with the Braves completing a three-game series sweep of the Mariners... Atlanta leads the all-time series 6-4, including a 2-2 mark at Turner Field as the Mariners are participating in just their second series all-time at Atlanta, having previously played in a three-game set in June of SUMMER ROAD TRIP: On May 28 at Boston, Atlanta opened a stretch in which it plays 12-of-14 games on the road from May 28 to June 12 (the Braves are 3-3 in that stretch)...the Braves are on the road for 19 of their 28 games in the month of June...LOOKING AHEAD: Beginning last night, the Braves are scheduled to play 39 games (in 38 dates) over the next 41 dates leading into the All-Star break (July 14-17). LA-STELLAR DEBUT: 2B Tommy La Stella made his home debut last night and went 2-for-4 at the plate while making several strong defensive plays in the field...he has started each of the last six games since having his contract purchased from Triple-A Gwinnett last Wednesday (5/28)...He has gone 8-for-19 (.421) while registering four multi-hit games...major LEAGUE DEBUT: La Stella made his major league debut May 28 at Boston by starting at second base and batting in the No. 8 spot in the lineup...he registered his first career hit with a single up the middle in the fifth inning and finished the night going 2-for-4...On Saturday at Miami, he collected his first career RBI with a two-out, one-rbi single in the seventh inning...he collected his first career stolen base in the fifth inning...take TWO: La Stella collected two hits in his Major League debut to become the first Brave to do so since teammate Jason Heyward went 2-for-5 with a home run and four RBI in his debut on April 5, MINOR LEAGUE NUMBERS: La Stella entered the 2014 campaign ranked as the Braves No. 9 prospect by Baseball America and at the time of his call-up, ranked among International League leaders in plate appearances/strikeout (second, 14.21), walks (tied for eighth, 25) and on-base percentage (10th,.384). ENTER THE INTERLEAGUE: Tonight the Braves play the sixth of 20 interleague games (0-5) on their 2014 slate...atlanta went 11-9 in interleague action last year...atlanta owns an all-time interleague record of (.521)...The Braves entered the season with the best interleague record among all National League clubs, but their 2014 interleague struggles have dropped them to third in the NL all-time, a notch behind St. Louis ( ,.523) and Miami ( ,.522)...This season Atlanta plays four games each vs. Boston (0-4) and Seattle (0-1) and three each vs. Los Angeles Angels, Houston, Oakland and Texas. CATCH THIS: C Evan Gattis smacked a three-run homer in the first inning last night, giving him 12 homers on the season and the lead among all Major League catchers (Detroit s Victor Martinez has 13 homers, but 10 have come in the DH role)...gattis two-run homer in Sunday s ninth inning propelled the Braves to a 4-2 victory en route to sweeping the Marlins at Miami...GATTIS GETS GOING: Over his last eight games, Gattis is batting.346 (9-for-26) with four home runs and 10 RBI. BRAVES OF LATE: The Braves had a three-game winning streak snapped with last night s 7-5 loss to Seattle... Atlanta swept three games at Miami over the weekend, on the heels of dropping four consecutive games to the Boston Red Sox last Monday through Thursday...Atlanta is 4-6 over its last 10 games and over its last 21 (since 5/12)... Atlanta went in the month of May after going 17-9 in March/April...The Braves are (.581) at home... BEASTS OF THE EAST: The Braves enter today s contest with a one-and-a-half game lead in the National League East division...the Braves have been in first place 50 days this season, including 26 straight days since May 9. FIRST SAVE FOR SHAE: RHP Shae Simmons, who had his contract purchased on Saturday from the Double-A Mississippi Braves, has appeared in two of the Braves last threegames since being added to the roster, including entering a two-run game (4-2) in the ninth inning on Sunday at Miami and logging his first career save... On Saturday, Simmons made his major league debut in the eighth inning when he entered with two runners on base and used just three pitches to strike out his only batter faced as he earned his first career hold...simmons joined Atlanta from Double-A Mississippi where he was a perfect 14-of-14 in save opportunities, while pitching at a 0.78 ERA over 20 appearances...at the time of his call-up, led the Southern League lead and ranked T3rd in all of MiLB in saves (14). KIMBREL JOINS SMOLTZ ATOP SAVES LIST: Closer Craig Kimbrel converted his 154th career save with his 15th rescue of the season on Saturday at Miami, joining John Smoltz atop the Braves all-time career saves list...on April 4 he moved past Gene Garber (141)...Kimbrel s career save percentage of 90.1% (154-of-171) ranks third all-time among Major League pitchers with at least 150 opportunities, behind only Eric Gagne (91.7%) and Smoltz (91.1%)...K-K-KIMBREL: On May 23rd, Kimbrel collected his 13th save vs. COL with a inning, as all three outs came via strikeout...the outing marked the 22nd time in his career (third this season) that he faced at least three batters in an outing and struck out every one...that total includes a 4-for-4 inning against Miami in September NIFTY 150: On 5/18 at St. Louis, Kimbrel became the youngest pitcher (25 years, 355 days) to collect 150 career saves, according to STATS...Kimbrel earned save number 150 in 167 opportunities, the fourth fewest in Major League history (Eric Gagne, 156; John Smoltz, 163; Joe Nathan, 166)...THE K IS THE WAY: Now in his fourth full season, Kimbrel has fanned an amazing 43% (418-of-969) of the batters he has faced in the regular season, the highest strikeout percentage in history among relievers with at least 150 career saves (see chart at right). SCHEDULE CHANGE: ESPN has selected the Braves June 15th game vs. the Los Angeles Angels as their Sunday Night Game of the Week...First pitch is now slated for 8:07 p.m. CALLING ALL-STARS: Major League Baseball today released the second balloting update for the 85th All-Star Game to be played Tuesday, July 15th, at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota...The Braves have two players ranking in the top five of their respective positions, with 1B Freddie Freeman currently slotted third on the ballot among National League first baseman, standing just over 130,000 votes shy of the leader, LAD s Adrian Gonzalez, while C Evan Gattis ranks fourth among N.L. catchers...of Justin Upton currently ranks seventh among all N.L. outfielders...cast YOUR VOTE: Fans can cast their vote in a variety of forms, including at kiosks in stadiums up until June 26th, and online at MLB.com, the 30 Club Web sites and their mobile devices until Thursday, July 3rd at 11:59 p.m. (EDT). UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS AND TV SCHEDULE DATE OPP. PROBABLE PITCHERS TV TIME Thu., June 5 OPEN DATE Fri., June 6 at ARI RH Julio Teheran (5-3, 1.83) vs. RH Brandon McCarthy (1-7, 5.20) FSS 9:40 Sat., June 7 at ARI RH Ervin Santana (5-2, 4.10) vs. LH Wade Miley (3-6, 4.85) FSS 10:10 Sun., June 8 at ARI RH Aaron Harang (4-4, 3.24) vs. RH Chase Anderson (4-0, 3.32) FSS 4:10 All times listed are Eastern; All games broadcast on 680 The Fan and the Braves Radio Network FSS-Fox Sports South; SS-SportSouth; FS1-Fox Sports 1 Braves vs. Mariners All-Time Overall at Atlanta at Seattle Braves in Interleague Play All-Time Overall at Home on the Road Quality Starts The most quality starts by Major League staffs in 2014: Team QS Games Pct. 1. ATLANTA BRAVES % 2. Milwaukee Brewers % 3. New York Mets % 4. Cincinnati Reds % 5. Oakland A s % Braves All-Time Save Leaders Player Years* Saves 1. CRAIG KIMBREL (5) 154 John Smoltz (4) Gene Garber (10) Mark Wohlers (9) John Rocker (4) 83 * years working in relief All-Time Save Percentage Leaders The all-time career leaders in save percentage (minimum 150 save opportunities): Player Saves Opps Pct. 1. Eric Gagne John Smoltz CRAIG KIMBREL Joe Nathan Mariano Rivera Highest Relief Strikeout Percentage The all-time career leaders in strikeout percentage among relief pitchers with at least 150 saves: Player SO SO% Saves 1. CRAIG KIMBREL % Billy Wagner % Brad Lidge % Francisco Rodriguez % Armando Benitez % 289 John Smoltz ( ) % 154 *For comparison, Smoltz s totals are just for the four years he served as a reliever, from Upcoming Milestones Needs For Ryan Doumit 83 Games 1,000 Dan Uggla 17 Home Runs 250 B.J. Upton 12 RBI 500 Justin Upton 66 Games 1, Hits 1,000 6 SB 100 Upcoming Birthdays Player/Coach Date Turns Doug Dascenzo 6/30 60 David Carpenter 7/15 29 Recent Braves Transactions May 30: Purchased the contract of RHP Shae Simmons from Mississippi (AA); Optioned LHP Ian Thomas to Gwinnett (AAA). May 28: Purchased the contract of 2B Tommy La Stella from Gwinnett (AAA); Optioned INF Tyler Pastornicky to Gwinett. May 10: Placed RHP Jordan Walden on the 15-day disabled list (strained left hamstring); Recalled LHP Ian Thomas from Gwinnett (AAA). May 4: Activated RHP Gavin Floyd from the 15-day disabled list; Optioned LHP Ian Thomas to Gwinnett (AAA). May 2: Agreed to terms with 3B Chris Johnson on a three-year contract extension, with a club option for May 2: Activated LHP Mike Minor from the 15-day disabled list; Optioned RHP Gus Schlosser to Gwinnett (AAA). April 26: Granted 1B Ernesto Mejia his release for the purpose of playing in Japan.

2 TODAY S STARTING PITCHER MIKE MINOR LHP yrs #36 2-3, 3.41 ERA vs. LHB:.320 (8-for-25), 0 HR vs. RHB:.244 (29-for-119), 6 HR TODAY S GAME Is making his 92nd career start and 93rd appearance. This is his seventh start of the season and his fi fth start at Turner Field. This is his fi rst career start against Seattle and his fi rst career start against a team from the AL West. Owns a career interleague record of 2-5 with a 3.44 ERA in 10 career starts against teams from the American League. AL opponents are hitting.236 off Minor. Is one of fi ve major league pitchers to appear in 2014 that attended Vanderbilt University (Nick Christiani, CIN; Sonny Gray, OAK; David Price, TB; Josh Zeid, HOU) RECAP Went 2-3 with a 3.41 ERA over six starts in the month of May. He fanned 30 over 37.0 innings as opponents hit.257. Did not factor in the decision on 5/29 at BOS as he allowed just one run over 7.0 innings. Minor left the game with a 2-1 lead, but the Braves fell 4-3 to the Red Sox. Suffered his third loss on 5/24 vs. COL (3-1). Three of his four hits went for extra bases, including two solo home runs, while the offense provided him with zero runs of support. Earned his second win on 5/19 vs. MIL as he fanned fi ve in the 9-3 win over the Brewers. After issuing a lead-off walk to Carlos Gomez in the fi rst, Minor retired 11 consecutive batters before a fourth-inning single to Jonathan Lucroy. Earned his fi rst win of the season on 5/13 at SF as the Braves shutout the Giants 5-0. Minor allowed just three hits over 6.2 innings and fanned six in the win. He retired 16 consecutive batters after surrendering a first-inning double to Hunter Pence. The victory ended Minor s career-long losing streak at fi ve games. Suffered his second loss of the season in as many starts on 5/7 vs. STL. The Braves fell 7-1 to the Cardinals, despite six strikeouts over 4.1 innings. Made his season debut on 5/2 vs. SF and suffered a 2-1 loss as he allowed two solo home runs over 6.0 innings. The loss was his fi rst career loss to the Giants. Was slowed this spring by left shoulder tendinitis and made no official spring appearances. Made fi ve rehabilitation appearances (four starts), combining to go 2-2 with a 4.43 ERA (11 ER/22.1 IP) between Rome (A), Mississippi (AA) and Gwinnett (AAA). CAREER RECAP Ranks fourth in the National League with a 2.95 ERA since the 2012 All-Star break (min. 50 starts), going in 52 starts during that span. Was selected in the fi rst round (#7) of the 2009 draft out of Vanderbilt University. MINOR - MOST RECENT GAME RESULTS DATE OPP. DECISION IP H R ER BB SO HR #P 5/2 SF L, /7 STL L, /13 at SF W, /19 MIL W, /24 COL L, /29 at BOS ND, L May Totals 2-3, * * average pitch count MINOR - SEASON & CAREER Career MINOR vs. MARINERS -- Has never faced Seattle -- MINOR S MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER HIGHS Most Innings Pitched , three times, last: 7/21/13 at CWS Most Pitches Thrown , 5/8/13 at CIN Most Strikeouts , 8/22/10 at CHI Most Walks Allowed , twice, last: 6/30/12 vs. WSH Most Runs Allowed , 5/5/12 at COL Most Hits Allowed , 9/11/13 at MIA Most Home Runs Allowed , 5/21/12 at CIN Longest Winning Streak games, 8/25/12-4/10/13 Longest Losing Streak games, 9/6/13-5/7/ Strikeout Games , last: 5/25/13 at NYM (10) Career Complete Games , 7/21/13 at CWS (L, 8.0 IP) Career Shutouts None FRIDAY S STARTING PITCHER JULIO TEHERAN - SEASON & CAREER Career TEHERAN vs. DIAMONDBACKS Career Last win vs. ARI: 6/28/13 at Turner Field (3-0). BULLPEN BRIEFS Luis Avilan LHP yrs #43 Saves/Opp: 0/1 Holds: 3 1st Batter/retired: 29/19 Inherited Runners/Scored: 21/4 Owns a 1.80 ERA over his last 22 apps. (4/18). Allowed 6 ER in his first 7 apps (4.0 IP) for a ERA. Pitched at a 2.53 ERA (3 ER/10.0 IP) in May after an ERA of 7.36 (6 ER/7.1 IP) in April. Suffered his fi rst career loss on 4/10 vs. NYM. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, his 110 apps. without a loss to start his career was the fi fth-longest such streak in MLB history (since 1900). David Carpenter RHP yrs #48 Saves/Opp: 2/4 Holds: 10 1st Batter/retired: 27/19 Inherited Runners/Scored: 8/2 His 10 holds rank 10th in the NL and T13th in MLB. Has fanned 28 batters in 23.0 IP (26 app.). Pitched at a 1.69 ERA (3 ER/16 IP) through his fi rst 18 games (4/1-5/11). Has a 9.00 ERA (7 ER/7 IP) with a.406 opponents batting average over his last 9 games (5/132). Entered the 8th inning on Thurs. (5/29) with a 3-1 Braves lead, but allowed BOS to tied the game at 3-3 after allowing each of his fi rst 4 batters faced to reach safey via hit in the 8th. It was his 2nd BS. David Hale RHP yrs #57 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/retired: 12/7 Inherited Runners/Scored: 6/1 Has not allowed a run as a reliever (12 appearances, 0.00 ERA, 15.2 IP). Joined the bullpen as his turn in the rotation was taken by Mike Minor s return from the DL. Is 1-0 with a 2.31 ERA and a.212 opponents batting average as a starter. Craig Kimbrel RHP yrs #46 Saves/Opp: 15/17 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 22/17 Inherited Runners/Scored: 7/2 Matched the Braves franchise record, tying John Smoltz s record of 154 career rescues with his 15th save on Saturday (5/31) at MIA. Earned his 150th career save on 5/18 at STL. At 25 years, 355 days, became the youngest to 150. Owns 154 career saves in 171 save opportunities, with a 1.42 ERA in 253 games (all in relief). His career save percentage of 90.0 ranks third in MLB history among relievers with at least 150 save opps, behind only Eric Gagne (91.7%) and John Smoltz (91.1%). Has recorded 418 strikeouts among the 969 batters he has faced in the regular season (43%). Thurs. (5/28) at BOS, entered 3-3 game in the 8th w/2 outs & bases loaded; retired only BF (F7). Opened the 9th w/back-to-back BB, followed by an INF 1B & an E4 allowing the winning run to score for his 1st loss. Suffered 2nd blown save of the year on 5/9 vs. CHI. Had just 4 BS last season and 3 in Went six days between apps: 4/12 vs. WSH and 4/19 at NYM due to soreness in his right shoulder. 5/23 vs. COL tossed a th inning with 3 strikeouts. It marked the 22nd time in his career that he faced 3+ batters in an inning and struck out every one (also a 4-K inning on 9/26/12 vs. MIA). Has been selected to the NL All-Star team each of his fi rst three full seasons (2011, 2012 and 2013). Shae Simmons RHP yrs #59 Saves/Opp: 1/1 Holds: 1 1st Batter/retired: 2/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 2/0 Earned his first career save on Sunday (6/1) at MIA (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 BB, 18 pitches). Made ML debut in Sat. s 8th. Entered with 1 out & 2 runners on; used 3 pitches to retire his only BF via K. Had his contract purchased on Saturday (5/31) from Mississippi (AA). Pitched at a 0.78 ERA (2 ER/23.0IP) while converting 14-of-14 save opportunities in 20 app with MS. At the time of his call-up, led the Southern League lead and ranked T3rd in all of MiLB in saves (14). Was a 22nd round draft selection in 2012 out of Southeast Missouri State University. Anthony Varvaro RHP yrs #38 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 4 1st Batter/retired: 23/19 Inherited Runners/Scored: 11/2 Allowed just three ER over his 12.0 IP in May (2.25). He fanned 14 over 12.0 IP during the month. Suffered his fi rst loss on 5/27 to Boston after allowing 2 ER in the 7th inning. Pitched in a career-high 62 games last year. Also set career highs in games finished (30) and strikeouts (43). Alex Wood LHP yrs #40 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/retired: 8/3 Inherited Runners/Scored: 3/0 In nine relief appearances this year, has fanned 17 over 14.0 innings (3-1, 5.14 ERA). Made his fi rst relief appearance of the season on 5/9 vs. CHI and earned his third win. Joined the bullpen on 5/9 after making seven starts, four of which were quality starts. Is 2-5 this season with a 3.00 ERA and 44 strikeouts over 45.0 innings pitched as a starter (7 GS) STARTING PITCHER STATS Quality Team Run Pitcher Starts Starts W-L Record* IP (Avg) Support^ Julio Teheran (7.0) 34 (2.8) Alex Wood (6.1) 11 (1.6) Aaron Harang (6.0) 21 (1.8) Ervin Santana (6.1) 35 (3.5) David Hale (5.2) 12 (3.0) Mike Minor (6.0) 11 (2.2) Gavin Floyd (6.0) 13 (2.2) Team Totals (6.1) 134 (2.4) 72*Braves record in his starts; ^Runs scored while he is in the game (avg.) TEAM BULLPEN TOTALS W-L: 12-7 SV-OPP: ERA: 3.13 IP: R: 56 ER: 52 HITS/HR: 135/8 BB: 53 SO: 164 1st Batter Faced/Retired: 159/115 (72%) Inherited Runners/Scored: 81/13 (16%) BRAVES BULLPEN BY MONTH Month W-L ERA SV-OP IP H R ER BB SO HR Mar./April May June MOST RECENT APPEARANCES LUIS AVILAN 5/29 at BOS ND /31 at MIA H, /3 SEA ND DAVID CARPENTER 5/26 BOS ND /29 at BOS BS, /31 at MIA ND DAVID HALE 5/24 COL ND /26 BOS ND /27 BOS ND /31 at MIA ND CRAIG KIMBREL 5/22 MIL S, /23 COL S, /29 at BOS L, /31 at MIA SHAE SIMMONS 5/31 at MIA H, /1 at MIA S, ANTHONY VARVARO 5/28 at BOS ND /31 at MIA H, /3 SEA ND ALEX WOOD 5/26 BOS ND /28 at BOS ND /1 at MIA W, /3 SEA L,

3 BRAVES BITS Ryan Doumit C/OF yrs #4 SEA Series:.000 (0-1) Homestand:.000 (0-1) vs. LHP:.167 (2-12), 1 HR Streak: 0-5 vs. RHP:.208 (11-53) Last HR: 5/19 vs. MIL (Wang) Drove in the winning run in 5/22 s 5-4 win vs. MIL with a two-rbi pinchsingle in the 7th inning. Is tied for 3rd in the majors with 7 pinch-hits. Is 4-for-his-last-9 in pinch-hit appearances, including 2 doubles and one homer in that span. Overall, is 7-for-26 (.280), 2 2B, 1 HR, 4 RBI as a PH. Crushed home run #100 of his career with a pinch-hr to LF on a 3-2 count in 5/19 s 8th inning vs. MIL. It was his fourth career pinch-hr. Stroked his 91st career HR on 6/2/13 vs. SEA, moving him into (passed Alan Ashby, 90) of 7th place on the all-time HR list by a switch-hitting catcher (Stats, Inc.). Acquired by ATL from MIN in exchange for RHP Sean Gilmartin on 12/18/12. Freddie Freeman INF yrs #5 SEA Series:.250 (1-4) Homestand:.250 (1-4) vs. LHP:.295 (18-61), 4 HR Streak: 3 games (3-12,.250) vs. RHP:.296 (45-152), 5 HR Last HR: 5/19 vs. MIL (Peralta) Singled to leadoff Sunday s 9th inning at MIA and came around to score the go-ahed run on E. Gattis two-run HR. On Sat. at MIA, his two-out, two RBIdouble in the 3rd inning snapped an 0-for-29 hitless spell vs. the Marlins. Last 16 games (5/18):.281,.414 OB%, 8 XBH, 8 RBI,.923 OPS, 13 runs. Is 29-for-97 (.299) over his last 27 games (5/5), following a 13-game stretch in which he hit.151 (8-for-53) with 1 2B, 1 HR and 5 RBI. Ranks T10th in NL with six 3+-hit games. T20th in NL with 17 multi-hit games. Is batting.327 (17-for-52) with RISP (T13 in NL), but is 4-for-his-last-16 (5/18). Is 8-for-17 (.471) with RISP and two outs, T2nd in the Majors. Ranks T10th in the NL with 30 BB. Had 9 multi-hit games in a 16-game span, 4/1-19. Finished fifth in the 2013 NL MVP voting, finishing the season with career highs in avg. (.319) and RBI (109), matching his career best of 23 HR. Agreed to terms on an eight-year contract w/atl through the 2021 season on 2/4/14. Evan Gattis C/OF yrs #24 SEA Series:.667 (2-3), 1 HR Homestand:.667 (2-3), 1 HR vs. LHP:.368 (7-19), 3 HR Streak: 6 games (8-21,.381, 4 HR) vs. RHP:.244 (31-127), 9 HR Last HR: 6/1 at MIA (Cishek) Leads all MLB catchers and ranks T5th in the NL with 12 home runs. Has 4 HR and 9 RBI in his last six games. His ninth-inning, two-run homer off MIA s S. Cishek on Sunday (6/1) gave the Braves a 4-2 lead. Homered in his fi rst two at-bats on 5/25 vs. COL (both off F. Morales) for his third career multi-homer game, including his second this season (4/14 at PHI). Collected his fi rst career triple on 5/13 at SF off R. Vogelsong. Over a 12-game span, 4/11-26, batted.356 (16-for-45) with 7 XBH and 12 RBI. Since that stretch, is 18-for-81 (.222) with 8 XBH and 14 RBI over 25 gms. Had five home runs in a 10-game span, 4/ Became just the ninth rookie in Braves history to hit 20 homers in a season. Is only the 7th rookie in club history to hit at least 20 2B and 20 HR. Selected by ATL in the 23rd round of the 2010 free agent draft. Jason Heyward OF yrs #22 SEA Series:.200 (1-5) Homestand:.200 (1-5) vs. LHP:.196 (11-56), 2 HR Streak: 8 games (11-35,.314, 1 HR) vs. RHP:.268 (44-164), 3 HR Last HR: 5/29 at BOS (Peavy) Since 5/9, has reached base safely in 22-of-23 games (hit of BB) for a.394 OB%. Owns a.292 (47-for-161) Avg. with a.361 OB% over his last 40 games (4/19). Is T12th in the NL in walks (27). Snapped his 11-game hitting streak (.381, 16-for-42) 5/24 vs. COL (0-for-3). Had his 2nd career 2-steal game, 5/19 vs. MIL. Leads the club with 9 SB. His error on 4/29 at MIA was his first since 9/4/12. Last season he became the first OF in Atlanta history to play at least 100 games and have a perfect Fld. pct. Agreed to terms on a two-year contract w/atl through the 2015 season on 2/4/14 In 2010, finished second in N.L. Rookie of the Year voting to SF s Buster Posey. Chris Johnson INF yrs #23 SEA Series:.500 (2-4) Homestand:.500 (2-4) vs. LHP:.433 (13-30) Streak: 1 game (2-4,.500) vs. RHP:.227 (41-181), 2 HR Last HR: 4/2 at MIL (Masset) Ranks third the NL with a.433 Avg. vs. LHP. Ranks T10th in the NL with six 3+-hit games. Had 11 multi-hit games over a 24-game span, 5/1-26. Despite a 1-for-21 spell, 5/17-21, batted.277 (31-for-112) in the month of May. On 5/2, signed a 3-year contract extension with a club option for Had a season-high 3 hits 4/11 vs. WSH, including a two-out 1B in the 10th inn., which proved to be the winning run. Also drove in a run in the 5th with two outs. Finished the 2013 campaign ranked fifth in the majors and second in the National League (behind COL s Michael Cuddyer,.331) with a career-high.321 (165-for-514) batting average in his first season with Atlanta. Tommy La Stella 2B yrs #7 SEA Series:.500 (2-4) Homestand:.500 (2-4) vs. LHP:.000 (0-1) Streak: 3 games (6-10,.600) vs. RHP:.444 (8-18) Last HR: --- Went 2-for-4 last night vs. SEA; has 4 multi-hit contests over his fi rst 6 games. Collected his first career RBI and stolen base Sat. (5/31) at MIA. Stroked two singles in his ML debut Wed. (5/28) at BOS. He became the first Brave to post two hits in his debut since teammate J. Heyward did so in Had his contract purchased on 5/28 from Gwinnett (AAA) where he was batting.293 (49-for-167) in 47 games with six doubles, one triple and one home run. At the time of his call-up (5/27), ranked among International League leaders in plate appearaces/k (2nd, 14.21), walks (T8th, 25) and OB% (10th,.384). Compiled a.384 OB% at GWI. Logged 25 walks, compared to just 14 strikeouts. Reached base safely in 21 consecutive games, 4/10-5/2, with GWI. Batted.325 (27-for-83) with one double and 14 RBI in that span. Claimed Mississippi Braves MVP honors in 2013 after leading the team with a.343 BAvg. and a.422 OB%. Reached base safely in 76 of 86 contests played. Registered an M-Braves franchise-best 23-game hitting streak, 7/5-8/5/2013. Rated by Baseball America as Atlanta s No. 9 prospect entering the 2014 campaign. Was selected by the Braves in 8th round of the 2011 free agent draft. Gerald Laird C yrs #11 SEA Series: DNP Homestand: DNP vs. LHP:.235 (4-17) Streak: 5 games (7-19,.368) vs. RHP:.234 (11-47) Last HR: 6/5/13 vs. PIT (Mazzaro) Has reached base safely in 14 of his 18 starts (.242, 15-for-62, 5 RBI, 8 BB). Went 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run in his 18th start Saturday (5/31) at MIA. Started 6-of-9 games from 5/18-26:.318 (7-for-22), two 2B, four RBI. Drove in 2 of the 3 Braves runs on 5/23 vs. COL, both with 2 outs, including an RBI-2B in the 2nd inn. and the game-winning run with an RBI-1B in the 8th. Started 4 cons. games (5-for-15), 5/20-23, in place of E. Gattis (viral symptons). Threw out 30.4% (7-for-23) of attempted base stealers in Ramiro Pena INF yrs #14 SEA Series: DNP Homestand: DNP vs. LHP:.375 (6-16), 1 HR Streak: 0-2 vs. RHP:.153 (9-59), 1 HR Last HR: 5/5 vs. STL (Siegrist) Entered Saturday (5/31) night s game at MIA as a defensive replacement at 2B and committed his fi rst error (catching a throw at 2B) in 77 total chances. Led off 5/23 s 8th inn. vs. MIL with a 2B and came around to score the winning run (putting the Braves ahead 3-2) on G. Laird s two-out RBI-1B. Has made 17 starts, including 10 at 2B, 4 at SS and 3 at 3B. In 17 starts:.197 (12-for-61) with 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI. Set a career high in RBI (3) 4/11 vs. WSH after poking a 3-run HR to RF in the 2nd. Signed by the Braves as a free agent on 12/12/12. Jordan Schafer OF yrs #17 SEA Series:.000 (0-1) Homestand:.000 (0-1) vs. LHP:.250 (1-4) Streak: 0-1 vs. RHP:.111 (3-27) Last HR: 6/23/13 at MIL (Figaro) Snapped his 0-for-19 hitless spell with a pinch-single on Sunday (6/1) at MIA. Is 3-for-15 (.200) as a PH with two singles, one double, one walk and 2 SB. Worked a bases-loaded RBI-walk on 5/18 at STL that tied the game in the 9th. Led off 4/20 s 7th inning at NYM with a pinch-1b in a 3-3 game. Entered as a pinch-runner in 4/11 s 10th inning vs. WSH and scored the winning run from fi rst base on J. Upton s single to right fi eld. Claimed off waivers by Atlanta on 11/1/12. Andrelton Simmons INF yrs #19 SEA Series:.000 (0-3) Homestand:.000 (0-3) vs. LHP:.355 (11-31), 1 HR Streak: 0-5 vs. RHP:.245 (40-163), 3 HR Last HR: 5/20 vs. MIL (Gallardo) Ranks as the second toughest player in the National League to strike out, with just 20 Ks in 206 plate appearances (once every PAs). Has hit safely in 36 of his 53 games played. Owned a.314 BAvg. (16-for-51) over a 16-game span, 5/5-20. Batted.303 (23-for-76) with 8 XBH and 6 RBI over a 19-game span, 4/4-27. Tripled and homered in consecutive games, 4/13-14 to become just the second player in Braves history (since 1900) to triple and homer in consecutive games. Earned first career Rawlings Gold Glove Award as the NL s top def. SS in 13. Named the 2013 Rawlings Platinum Glove Award winner for the NL. Compiled a def. WAR of 5.4 in 13, highest single-season mark in ML history. Agreed to terms on a seven-year contract w/atl through the 2020 season on 2/20/14. Dan Uggla INF yrs #26 SEA Series: DNP Homestand: DNP vs. LHP:.200 (4-20), 1 HR Streak: 0-5 vs. RHP:.170 (16-94), 1 HR Last HR: 4/14 at PHI-2 (Rosenberg/Diekman) Has made 4 starts at 2B over the last since 5/7 (25 games), including going 1-for- 3 on 5/22 vs. MIL. His 1B in the 7th inning on 5/22 was his first hit since 5/3. Batted.289 (11-for-38) with 3 XBH and 7 RBI over 11 games from 4/ Has gone just 3-for-his-last-39 (.077) since 4/24. Homered twice on 4/14 at PHI, both to left-cf; a solo shot in the 8th and a grand slam in the 9th, which proved to be the difference in the Braves 9-6 win. The multi-hr game was the 19th of his career, while the GS was his third. Since 2006, he leads all Major League second basemen with 233 HR and ranks first among active second basemen in home runs. B.J. Upton OF yrs #2 SEA Series:.400 (2-5), 1 HR Homestand:.400 (2-5), 1 HR vs. LHP:.178 (8-45) Streak: 5 games (7-20,.350), 1 HR vs. RHP:.234 (36-154), 5 HR Last HR: 5/22 vs. MIL (Garza) Last 12 games:.298 (14-for-47) with 5 XBH, 6 RBI, 2 SB and 8 R. His sacrifice fly in Friday s (5/30) 7th inning at MIA was his first game-winning RBI. Has reached base safely in 13 of his last 15 games via hit or walk. Since 4/8, has hit safely in 33 of the last 46 games in which he s had an AB. Ranks tied for the team lead with 9 SB. Collected SB #250 on 5/2 (9th inning). His INF single in the first inning on 4/26 vs. CIN was his 1,000th career hit. Owned a.286 (10-for-37) average with three stolen bases, seven runs and three multi-hit contests over eight games, from 4/ Teamed with brother Justin Upton homering in back-to-back at-bats on 4/23/13 [2] at COL. Marked the 27th time in MLB brother teammates have done so (second time in MLB brothers have gone back-to-back in the same game). Ranks 5th in MLB with 215 stolen bases over the past 7 seasons ( ). Has 56 OF assists since Justin Upton OF yrs #8 SEA Series:.000 (0-4) Homestand:.000 (0-4) vs. LHP:.438 (14-32), 6 HR Streak: 0-7 vs. RHP:.267 (44-165), 7 HR Last HR: 5/25 vs. COL (Morales) 10 of his last 19 hits have gone for extra bases (6 2B, 4 HR). Last 14 g. (5/18):.352 (19-for-54), 10 XBH, 14 RBI,.419 OB%, 8 runs, OPS. His 13 HR lead the team and rank 3rd in the NL and T10th in the majors. His 10 HR at home rank T2nd in MLB. Ranks 2nd in MLB in home BAvg. (.385). Ranks T4th in the majors with seven 3+-hit games. Ranks second in the NL with a.438 Avg. vs. LHP. Ranks T12th in the NL with 13 two-out RBI. Has gone 26-for-86 (.302) with 13 XBH, 15 RBI and 11 runs spanning 24 games. The current stretch comes after a 3-for-23 stretch, 4/30-5/5. Over a 16-game span, 4/10-27, batted.397 (23-for-58) with a.471 OB% and a OPS. In that stretch, he had 11 EXB, including 7 HR, and 16 RBI. Named the NL Player of the Week on April 14 after leading the Majors with a.591 (13-for-22) batting average and a OPS during the week (4/7-13). Had 4 cons. multi-hit games, 4/10-13:.786 (11-for-14), 4 HR, 8 RBI, OPS. Had 11 hits, including 4 home runs, in a 14-at-bat span, 4/ Collected his 100th career homer on 8/3/12 at PHI. His brother, B.J., also hit his 100th career home run on that same night, becoming the sixth pair of brothers to reach the milestone. The Uptons became the youngest set of brothers in ML history to accomplish the feat and were the first to reach the milestone on the same day. Acquired by ATL along with 3B C. Johnson in a seven-player trade w/ari, 1/24/13.

4 BRAVES BREAKDOWN STARTS BY POSITION 1B Freeman-57 2B Uggla-31, Pena-10, Pastornicky-10, La Stella-6 3B Johnson-54, Pena-3 SS Simmons-53, Pena-4 LF Upton, J.-53, Doumit-4 CF Upton, B.-52, Schafer-5 RF Heyward-55, Doumit-2 C Gattis-37, Laird-18, Doumit-2 P Teheran-12, Harang-12, Santana-10, Wood-7, Minor-6, Floyd-6, Hale-4, DH Doumit-2 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1 Heyward-55, Simmons-1, Pastornicky-1 2 Upton, B.-39, Upton, J.-12, Pena-3, Simmons-2, Pastornicky-1 3 Freeman-57 4 Upton, J.-29, Johnson-16, Gattis-12 5 Johnson-22, Gattis-16, Upton, J.-11, Doumit-3, Laird-2, Simmons-2, Upton, B.-1 6 Uggla-26, Upton, B.-12, Johnson-9, Simmons-7, Doumit-2, Laird-1 7 Simmons-19, Gattis-9, Johnson-8, Uggla-5, Laird-4, Doumit-4, Pena-3, Schafer-2, La Stella-3 8 Simmons-20, Laird-11, Pena-6, Harang-3, Pastornicky-4,, La Stella-3, Floyd-2, Minor-2, Santana-2, Schafer-2, Teheran-1, Doumit-1 9 Teheran-11, Harang-9, Santana-8, Wood-7, Pena-5, Hale-4, Pastornicky-4 Minor-3, Floyd-3, Simmons-2, Schafer-1 Number of different lineups used: 37 (does not include pitcher s slot) BRAVES RECORD BREAKDOWN Braves Score First Opponent Scores First Shutout games Score in 1 inning Score in 2 diff. innings Score in 3 diff. innings Score in 4 diff. innings Score in 5> innings Leading after 6 innings Leading after 7 innings Tied after 6 innings Tied after 7 innings Trailing after 6 innings Trailing after 7 innings Leading after 8 innings Score 2 or Fewer Runs Tied after 8 innings Score 3 Runs Trailing after 8 innings Score 4 or More Runs First Game of Series Last Game of Series First Game of Homestand Last Game of Homestand First Game of Road trip Last Game of Road trip Following an Off Day Run Decisions Final At-Bat Decisions Run Decisions In Errorless Games Run Decisions With a Homer Allow a Homer With no Homers Allow no Homers BRAVES BY DAY & MONTH Day Home Road Month Home Road Monday March (0-1) Tuesday April (17-8) Wednesday May (13-16) Thursday June (1-1) Friday July (26 games) Saturday August (28 games) Sunday September (25 games) Total Total BRAVES BY SERIES Home Road Braves Opp. Series Type Won-Lost-Split Won-Lost-Split Sweeps Sweeps 2-Game Game Game Doubleheaders RUNING GAME 2B 3B HP Total Player SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT (Pct.) Doumit Freeman (0%) Gattis Heyward (82%) Johnson (100%) Laird La Stella (100%) Pastornicky Pena Schafer (100%) Simmons %) Uggla Upton, B (82%) Upton, J (100%) Team Totals (79%) TOMAHAWK CHOPS HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Braves Solo Opponent Solo Braves 2-Run Opponent 2-Run Braves 3-Run Opponent 3-Run Braves Grand Slams Opponent Grand Slams Total Opponent Total HIT BREAKDOWN Multi-Hit Games Infield Player Total Hits Career High Hits Doumit , 7x, last: 6/22/12 Floyd , 5/6/14 Freeman , 2x, last: 7/31/13 Gattis , 8x, last: 4/12/14 Heyward , 9/26/13 Johnson , 7x, last: 8/31/13 La Stella , 5/28/14 Laird , 3x, last: 9/29/13 Pastornicky , 3x, last: 6/20/13 Pena , 2x, last: 6/26/09 Schafer , 6/16/11 Simmons , 5/8/13 Teheran , 2x, last: 4/5/14 Uggla , 9/11/06 Upton, B , 10/2/09 Upton, J , 2x, last: 5/30/11 Totals RBI BREAKDOWN Multi-RBI Games 2-Out GW Player Total RBI RBI Career High RBI Doumit , 10x, last: 9/29/12 Freeman , 3x, last: 9/2/13 Gattis , 5/22/13 Heyward , 5x, last: 9/22/12 Johnson , 5/2/12 La Stella /31/14 Laird , 4/6/08 Pastornicky , 4/17/12 Pena , 4/11/14 Schafer , 4/22/12 Simmons , 5/6/13 Teheran , 3 x, last: 4/5/14 Uggla , 4/22/07 Upton, B , 10/2/09 Upton, J , 2x, last: 7/23/11 Totals * 28 (*67 total two-out runs) BRAVES BLASTS 2014 BRAVES BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS Date Opp. Inning Hitters Opp. Pitcher(s) 4/14 at PHI 8th *Gattis-Uggla-Simmons Rosenberg 4/26 vs. CIN 3rd J. Upton-Gattis Leake *three consecutive homers MULTI-HOMER GAMES Uggla /14/14 at PHI Upton, J 7 1 4/10/14 vs. NYM Doumit 6 0 7/22/12 at KC Upton, B 6 0 6/15/13 vs. SF 3-HR game 9/9/12 vs. TEX Freeman 5 1 4/1/14 at MIL Heyward 5 0 8/17/13 vs. WSH Laird 3 0 8/3/08 vs. TOR Gattis 3 2 5/25/14 vs. COL Johnson 2 0 8/7/12 at PIT Simmons 2 0 9/22/13 at CHI LEAD-OFF HOMERS Upton, B 9 0 4/18/13 at PIT (Locke) Heyward 5 2 5/27/14 vs. BOS (Lester) Simmons 3 0 7/23/13 at NYM (Torres) Schafer 1 0 4/7/12 at PHI (Moyer) GAME-ENDING HOMERS Upton, B 4 0 9/20/12 vs. BOS (Padilla) Upton, J 3 0 8/16/13 vs. WSH (Krol) Doumit 2 0 5/23/10 vs. ATL (Saito) Freeman 2 0 6/17/13 vs. NYM (Gee) Gattis 1 1 4/21/14 vs. MIA (Caminero) Uggla 1 0 6/11/08 vs. PHI (Gordon) GRAND SLAMS Doumit 4 0 9/29/12 vs. DET (Benoit) Uggla 3 1 4/14/14 at PHI (Diekman) Upton, J 3 0 5/17/13 vs. LAD (Rodriguez) Johnson 2 0 7/30/12 at LAD (Harang) Gattis 1 0 5/22/13 vs. MIN (Worley) Schafer 1 0 4/22/12 vs. LAD (Billingsley) Upton, B 1 0 9/11/11 vs. BOS (Albers) Heyward 1 0 8/23/11 at CHI (Coleman) Laird 1 0 5/21/07 vs. MIN (DePaula) PINCH-HIT HOMERS Doumit 4 1 5/19/14 vs. MIL (Wang) Gattis 4 0 6/10/13 at SD (Stauffer) Freeman 1 0 9/21/10 at PHI (Halladay) Johnson 1 0 9/20/11 at CIN (Bray) Pastornicky 1 0 7/31/12 vs. MIA (Jennings) Schafer 1 0 5/6/13 at CIN (Ondrusek) Uggla 1 0 7/22/11 at CIN (Masset) Upton, B 1 0 9/8/07 vs. TOR (Accardo) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOMERS Upton, J 1 0 8/25/12 vs. SD (Richard)

5 2014 BRAVES SCHEDULE AND RESULTS H/R Time/ GA Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GB 3/31 at MIL R-D L, 2-0 Gallardo-Teheran-Rodriguez 45,691* 0-1 T /1 at MIL R-N W, 5-2 Wood-Lohse-Kimbrel 21, T /2 at MIL R-D W, 1-0 Harang-Garza-Kimbrel 21, /3 OPEN DATE 2-1 T /4 at WSH R-D W, 2-1 Avilan-Clippard-Kimbrel 42,834* 3-1 T /5 at WSH R-N W, 6-2 Teheran-Strasburg-None 37, /6 at WSH R-D L, 2-1 Blevins-Wood-Soriano 34, T /7 OPEN DATE 4-2 T /8 NYM H-N L, 4-0 Colon-Harang-None 47,144* /9 NYM H-N W, 4-3 Santana-Wheeler-Kimbrel 19, /10 NYM H-N L, 6-4 Torres-Avilan-Valverde 29, /11 WSH H-N W, 7-6 (10) Avilan-Blevins-None 28, /12 WSH H-N W, 6-3 Wood-Jordan-Kimbrel 36, T /13 WSH H-D W, 10-2 Harang-Gonzalez-None 27, /14 at PHI R-N W, 9-6 Avilan-Diekman-Carpenter 26, /15 at PHI R-N PPD Rescheduled as part of a DH on 6/ /16 at PHI R-N W, 1-0 TEHERAN-LEE-None 23, /17 at PHI R-D L, 1-0 Burnett-WOOD- None 25, /18 at NYM R-N W, 5-0 Harang-Niese-None 33, /19 at NYM R-N W, 7-5 Santana-Colon-Walden 31, /20 at NYM R-D L, 4-3 (14) Valverde-Schlosser-None 33, /21 MIA H-N W, 4-2 Varvaro-Caminero-None 16, /22 MIA H-N L, 1-0 Fernandez-Wood-Cishek 18, /23 MIA H-D W, 3-1 Carpenter-Dunn-Kimbrel 21, /24 OPEN DATE /25 CIN H-N W, 5-4 Santana-Bailey-Kimbrel 31, /26 CIN H-N W, 4-1 Hale-Leake-Kimbrel 33, /27 CIN H-D W, 1-0 (10) Thomas-Hoover-None 31, /28 OPEN DATE /29 at MIA R-N L, 9-0 Fernandez-Wood-None 21, /30 at MIA R-N L, 9-3 Eovaldi-Harang-None 15, MARCH/APRIL TOTALS 341,102 in 12 dates (28,425) /1 at MIA R-N L, 5-4 Dunn-Thomas-Cishek 17, /2 SF H-N L, 2-1 Lincecum-Minor-Romo 29, /3 SF H-N L, 3-1 Vogelsong-Teheran-Romo 34, /4 SF H-D L, 4-1 Bumgarner-Wood-Casilla 30, /5 STL H-N L, 4-3 Miller-Harang-Rosenthal 20, /6 STL H-N W, 2-1 Carpenter-Choate-Kimbrel 18, /7 STL H-N L, 7-1 Wainwright-Minor-None 21, /8 OPEN DATE /9 CHI H-N W, 3-2 Wood-Wright-None 27, T /10 CHI H-N W, 2-0 Santana-Samardzija-Kimbrel 30, /11 CHI H-D W, 5-2 Harang-Jackson-Carpenter 26, /12 at SF R-N L, 4-2 Lincecum-Floyd-Romo 41,438* /13 at SF R-N W, 5-0 Minor-Vogelsong-None 41,506* /14 at SF R-D L, 10-4 Bumgarner-Teheran-None 41,253* /15 OPEN DATE /16 at STL R-N L, 5-2 Lynn-Santana-Rosenthal 43,701* /17 at STL R-D L, 4-1 Miller-Harang-Rosenthal 44,981* /18 at STL R-D W, 6-5 Carpenter-Rosenthal-Kimbrel 44,278* /19 MIL H-N W, 9-3 Minor-Peralta-None 20, /20 MIL H-N W, 5-0 Teheran-Gallardo-None 20, /21 MIL H-N L, 6-1 Lohse-Santana-None 18, /22 MIL H-N W, 5-4 Wood-Kintzler-Kimbrel 30, /23 COL H-N W, 3-2 Floyd-Lyles-Kimbrel 25, /24 COL H-D L, 3-1 Nicasio-Minor-Hawkins 26, /25 COL H-N W, 7-0 Teheran-Morales-None 35, /26 BOS H-D L, 8-6 Thomas-Mujica-Uehara 48,501* /27 BOS H-N L, 6-3 Lester-Varvaro-Uehara 37, /28 at BOS R-N L, 4-0 Lackey-Floyd-None 36, /29 at BOS R-N L, 4-3 Kimbrel-Uehara-None 36, T /30 at MIA R-N W, 3-2 Teheran-Koehler-Kimbrel 18, /31 at MIA R-D W, 9-5 Santana-Turner-None 26, MAY TOTALS 500,825 in 18 dates (27,824) /1 at MIA R-D W, 4-2 Wood-Cishek-Simmons 21, /2 OPEN DATE /3 SEA H-N L, 7-5 Leone-Wood-Rodney 36, /4 SEA H-D 12:10 PM 6/5 OPEN DATE 6/6 at ARI R-N 9:40 PM 6/7 at ARI R-N 10:10 PM 6/8 at ARI R-D 4:10 PM 6/9 at COL R-N 8:40 PM 6/10 at COL R-N 8:40 PM 6/11 at COL R-N 8:40 PM 6/12 at COL R-D 3:10 PM 6/13 LAA H-N 7:35 PM 6/14 LAA H-N 7:15 PM 6/15 LAA H-N 8:07 PM 6/16 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 6/17 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 6/18 PHI H-D 12:10 PM 6/19 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 6/20 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 6/21 at WSH R-N 7:15 PM 6/22 at WSH R-D 1:35 PM 6/23 OPEN DATE 6/24 at HOU R-N 8:10 PM 6/25 at HOU R-N 8:10 PM 6/26 at HOU R-D 2:10 PM 6/27 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 6/28 at PHI R-D 2:05 PM 6/28 at PHI R-N 7:15 PM 6/29 at PHI R-D 1:35 PM 6/30 NYM H-N 7:10 PM JUNE TOTALS 36,503 in 1 date (36,503) 1-1 H/R Time/ GA Date Opp. D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GB 7/1 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 7/2 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 7/3 OPEN DATE 7/4 ARI H-N 7:35 PM 7/5 ARI H-D 4:10 PM 7/6 ARI H-D 1:35 PM 7/7 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/8 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/9 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/10 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 7/11 at CHI R-D 4:05 PM 7/12 at CHI R-D 4:05 PM 7/13 at CHI R-D 2:20 PM 7/14 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/15 85th ALL-STAR GAME, TARGET FIELD, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 7/16 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/17 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/18 PHI H-N 7:35 PM 7/19 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 7/20 PHI H-D 1:35 PM 7/21 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/22 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/23 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/24 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 7/25 SD H-N 7:35 PM 7/26 SD H-N 7:10 PM 7/27 SD H-N 5:05 PM 7/28 SD H-D 12:10 PM 7/29 at LAD R-N 10:10 PM 7/30 at LAD R-N 10:10 PM 7/31 at LAD R-N 10:10 PM JULY TOTALS 8/1 SD R-N 10:10 PM 8/2 SD R-N 8:40 PM 8/3 SD R-D 4:10 PM 8/4 OPEN DATE 8/5 at SEA R-N 10:10 PM 8/6 at SEA R-D 3:40 PM 8/7 OPEN DATE 8/8 WSH H-N 7:35 PM 8/9 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 8/10 WSH H-D 1:35 PM 8/11 LAD H-N 7:10 PM 8/12 LAD H-N 7:10 PM 8/13 LAD H-N 7:10 PM 8/14 LAD H-D 12:10 PM 8/15 OAK H-N 7:35 PM 8/16 OAK H-N 7:10 PM 8/17 OAK H-D 1:35 PM 8/18 at PIT R-N 7:05 PM 8/19 at PIT R-N 7:05 PM 8/20 at PIT R-N 7:05 PM 8/21 at CIN R-N 7:10 PM 8/22 at CIN R-N 7:10 PM 8/23 at CIN R-D 7:10 PM 8/24 at CIN R-D 1:10 PM 8/25 OPEN DATE 8/26 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 8/27 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 8/28 at NYM R-N 7:10 PM 8/29 MIA H-N 7:35 PM 8/30 MIA H-N 7:10 PM 8/31 MIA H-N 5:05 PM AUGUST TOTALS 9/1 PHI H-D 1:10 PM 9/2 PHI H-N 7:10 PM 9/3 PHI H-D 12:10 PM 9/4 OPEN DATE 9/5 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 9/6 at MIA R-N 7:10 PM 9/7 at MIA R-D 1:10 PM 9/8 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 9/9 at WSH R-N 7:05 PM 9/10 at WSH R-D 4:05 PM 9/11 OPEN DATE 9/12 at TEX R-N 8:05 PM 9/13 at TEX R-D 1:05 PM Challenged Calls By Braves 9/14 at TEX R-D 3:05 PM 9/15 WSH H-N 7:10 PM Date Opp. Inning Time Result 9/16 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 3/31 at MIL B6 1:05 Call overturned 9/17 WSH H-N 7:10 PM 4/4 at WSH B5 2:50 Call overturned 9/18 OPEN DATE 5/1 at MIA T3 1:51 Call overturned 9/19 NYM H-N 7:35 PM 5/5 vs. STL T6 0:37 Call overturned 9/20 NYM H-N 7:10 PM 5/13 at SF T7 1:04 Call overturned 9/21 NYM H-D 1:35 PM 5/18 at STL B5 1:42 Call stands 9/22 PIT H-N 7:10 PM 5/20 vs. MIL B4 2:15 Call overturned 9/23 PIT H-N 7:10 PM 5/22 vs. MIL B7 3:12 Call overturned 9/24 PIT H-N 7:10 PM 5/22 vs. MIL B8 1:00 Call overturned 9/25 PIT H-N 7:10 PM 5/23 vs. COL T2 3:48 Call stands 9/26 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 5/27 vs. BOS T4 2:35 Call stands 9/27 at PHI R-N 7:05 PM 9/28 at PHI R-D 1:35 PM SEPTEMBER TOTALS SEASON TOTALS * Sellout Pitchers in CAPS indicates complete game BRAVES 2014 DISABLED LIST Player Pos. Injury 15/60-day DL Date on DL Date off DL Games Missed Brandon Beachy RHP Tommy John surgery performed on 3/21/14 60-Day 3/ Kris Medlen RHP Tommy John surgery performed on 3/18/14 60-Day 3/ Jonny Venters LHP Recovering from Tommy John surgery (5/16/13) 60-Day 3/ Cory Gearrin RHP Tommy John surgery performed on 4/16/14 60-Day 3/ Jordan Walden RHP Strained left hamstring 15-Day 5/10 (retro 5/5) Mike Minor LHP Left shoulder tendinitis 15-Day 3/21 5/2 27 Gavin Floyd RHP Recovering from Tommy John surgery (5/7/13) 15-Day 3/21 5/4 29

6 Braves 2014 Batting vs. Mariners Avg G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS TBB HBP SO GDP OBP SLG Gattis,E Johnson,C La Stella,T Upton,B Freeman,F Heyward,J Doumit,R Upton,J Schafer,J Simmons,A Braves 2014 Pitching vs. Mariners ERA W L Sv SvOp G GS CG IP H R ER HR TBB IBB SO Varvaro,A Avilan,L Floyd,G Wood,A Braves Career Batting vs. Mariners Avg G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS TBB SO OBP SLG Gattis,E Johnson,C La Stella,T Freeman,F Upton,J Uggla,D Doumit,R Laird,G Upton,B Heyward,J Schafer,J Pena,R Simmons,A Braves Career Pitching vs. Mariners ERA W L Sv SvOp G GS IP H R ER HR TBB SO Kimbrel,C Varvaro,A Avilan,L Harang,A Santana,E Floyd,G Wood,A Braves Career Batting at Turner Field Avg G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS TBB SO OBP SLG La Stella,T Laird,G Freeman,F Johnson,C Upton,J Gattis,E Simmons,A Heyward,J Doumit,R Pena,R Schafer,J Uggla,D Upton,B Braves Career Pitching at Turner Field ERA W L Sv SvOp G GS IP H R ER HR TBB SO Kimbrel,C Hale,D Avilan,L Carpenter,D Varvaro,A Teheran,J Wood,A Harang,A Minor,M Santana,E Floyd,G