New orleans baby cakes (67-67) vs. Nashville Sounds (70-65) RHP Sandy Alcantara (6-3, 3.76) vs. RHP James Naile (7-10, 4.64)

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1 game information Thursday, August 30 Shrine on Airline Metairie, LA New orleans baby cakes (67-67) vs. Nashville Sounds (70-65) RHP Sandy Alcantara (6-3, 3.76) vs. RHP James Naile (7-10, 4.64) THE BABY CAKES The New Orleans Baby Cakes continue the final homestand of the 2018 campaign tonight with the finale of a three-game set against the Nashville Sounds. The Cakes clinched the season series with their victory last night, their ninth win in 15 meetings, including five of seven at the Shrine. A win tonight would give them 10 in a season vs. Nashville for only the second time in the last 17 years (10-6 in 2015). YESTERDAY S NEWS Dillon Peters had 12 strikeouts to tie a New Orleans franchise record in the Baby Cakes 2-0 shutout of Nashville. The left-hander fanned two in five different innings, including each of the last two batters he faced to equal the mark. Peters won his fourth straight decision, limiting Nashville to five hits in 8.0 innings. After four scoreless frames, the Cakes finally dented the scoreboard in the fifth on three singles, capped by Lewis Brinson s run-scoring grounder up the middle. New Orleans strung together three more singles in the eighth to tack on an insurance tally, with Peter O Brien lifting a sacrifice fly to double the lead. Kyle Keller retired the side in order in the ninth to earn his first Triple-A save. Each of the first eight hitters in the lineup had a hit, with Isan Diaz and Tomas Telis chipping in two apiece in the 10-hit attack. ON THE HILL Sandy Alcantara ascends the bump for the 19th time this season, and fourth against Nashville. Since coming back from the DL after an infection in his armpit, the right-hander has gone 1-0 with a 3.96 ERA across four starts, including a no-decision in Nashville on August 19 when he gave up four runs and eight hits in 7.0 innings, and has not issued a walk in his last 24.2 innings. Alcantara s 3.76 ERA overall is fifth-best among qualified pitchers in the PCL, while he ranks second in WHIP (1.22) and third in batting average against (.240). He is unbeaten in seven starts at the Shrine, going 4-0 with a 2.08 ERA (10 ER/43.1 IP) and a.192 opponents batting average, including a season-high eight strikeout performance in his season debut vs. Nashville on April 7. DEALIN DILLON Dillon Peters became the sixth New Orleans pitcher to record a dozen strikeouts in a game, matching the franchise record held by Scott Elarton, John Halama, Tim Redding, Brandon Knight and Wade LeBlanc, who was the most recent addition to the club on May 14, 2012 vs. Las Vegas. His previous career best was eight strikeouts for High-A Jupiter on May 20, 2016 vs. Brevard County. Peters established another career best by going 8.0 innings, matching Adam Conley and Sandy Alcantara for the longest outing by a starter this season. After starting the season 2-7, Peters has won four straight decisions, the third time in his career the southpaw has posted a four-game winning streak. He now owns a 2.01 ERA at the Shrine, compared with a 9.12 road ERA. SHUCK EM J.B. Shuck recorded a hit for the third game in a row and is batting.385 (30x78) in August, third-best in the PCL. Shuck is also third in the circuit with a.489 OBP this month, adding six doubles, three homers, 10 RBI and 17 runs scored. Dating back to July 25, both his.400 batting average and.496 on-base percentage pace the league. On This Date : Mark Kiefer strikes out six and limits Oklahoma City to two hits over 5.0 scoreless innings in a 6-0 win. Kiefer earns his eighth victory after an early exit due to a promotion to Milwaukee. Bo Dodson slugs a three-run homer for New Orleans. ON THE PLUS SIDE Upon getting to last Wednesday, it marked only the second time in club history NOLA climbed from 10 games under.500 to attain a winning mark, joining the 1993 club. New Orleans looks to finish with a winning record for only the second time in 11 seasons (73-67 in 2012). ADVENTURES OF PETE Peter O Brien went 1x3 with a sacrifice fly last night and has hits in 15 of his last 17 games. He is 20x60 (.333) with four doubles, eight home runs and 21 RBI during the stretch. O Brien is tied for the PCL lead this month with 28 RBI, and is tied for third in home runs (9) while ranking third in slugging (.695) and fourth in OPS (1.099). 21 of those RBI have come on the road, where he is hitting.364 (20x55). In 13 games at home, O Brien is batting.162 (6x37). In five games vs. Nashville, O Brien is 7x16 with two doubles, two home runs and eight RBI with four walks. GOOSE EGGS The Cakes recorded their 12th shutout, second-most in the PCL (Omaha, 13), with 10 of the shutouts coming at the Shrine. NOLA had 11 shutouts last year, tied for second-most in the league, and has ranked either first or second in the league in shutouts in seven of the last eight seasons. New Orleans has been shutout four times; only Salt Lake and Colorado Springs (3) have been blanked fewer. DOG DAYS The Baby Cakes are in August, tied with Nashville for the second-best record in the league behind El Paso (22-5). New Orleans is third in the PCL this month in runs scored (147), home runs (28) and ERA (3.73). NOLA has clinched its first winning month since going last August. ADAMES FAMILY Cristhian Adames extended his hitting streak to seven last night, besting his previous season-high six-game streaks from June 3-13 and August During the streak, he is 11x26 (.423). He has hit safely in 19 of 23 starts in August. RISPY BUSINESS The Baby Cakes went 2x9 with runners in scoring position last night. The Cakes are 7x43 (.163) with RISP over the last four games, and are hitting.238 (29x122) over the last 13 contests. NOLA still owns a.275 average on the year, their best since batting.279 in TOMAS THE TANK Tomas Telis charted his 23rd multi-hit game of the season, and is batting.315 (35x111) with 20 RBI in 33 games since June 30. He has hit safely in eight of his last nine starts, collecting at least one RBI in five of those contests. Telis has 172 career hits as a catcher with New Orleans, third-most in club history behind only Raul Chavez (288) and Mitch Meluskey (183), and with 281 hits overall, he is 10 shy of moving into the franchise s career top 10 list. GREAT WALL Chad Wallach stretched his hitting streak to eight games, the second-longest of his career, behind a 14-game run with Greensboro from April 21-May 10, He is 10x30 with three doubles during the streak, and has thrown out four of five baserunners in his last five games. ROSTER MOVES Left-hander Mike Kickham was activated from the disabled list prior to last night s game. Kickham, 1-1 with one save and a 4.68 ERA in 15 games (two starts) this season, had been on the DL since July 28 due to a ribcage contusion. NAWLINS NOTES Peter Mooney has gone hitless in 14 at-bats over his last four games, dropping his season batting average below.300 for the first time since July Isan Diaz picked up the third multi-hit effort in his last five games, going 7x21 in that span on the heels of a 3x35 skid... NOLA catchers have caught 37.6% (47x125) of runners, third in the PCL. upcoming schedule and probable starters 7:00 p.m. CT Game #135 Home Game #65 cakes corner Current Streak...W1 Home Streak...L2 Road Streak...L2 Last vs. RHP (starter) vs. LHP (starter) vs. Division vs. American Conference vs. Pacific Conference vs. NL Affiliates vs. AL Affiliates Day Night Extra Innings Shutouts One-Run Games Score 5+ Runs Scoring First Opponent Scores First Commit Error Hit Home Run Quality Start Outhit Opponent Leading After Trailing After Leading After Trailing After Leading After Trailing After Series Record Series Openers Series Finales Doubleheader Games DH Sweep/Swept/Split...0/1/3 Come From Behind Wins...33 Bat Around For/Against...8/7 Longest Win Streak...+6 Longest Lose Streak...-7 High Water Mark...+3 Low Water Mark White Jersey Grey Jersey Blue Jersey Pelicans Jersey Misc. Jersey TEAM LEADERS AB: Adames AVG: Campbell H: Adames R: Galloway B: Campbell/Galloway B: Ortega...10 HR: Rodriguez...13 RBI: Campbell...68 SB: Galloway...20 W: Gallen... 8 L: Gallen... 8 SV: Diaz...12 ERA: Alcantara G: T. Kinley...38 GS: Gallen...24 IP: Gallen K: Gallen BB: Gallen...47 date time (CT) opponent probable pitchers radio/tv online Friday, August 31 7:00 vs. Omaha RHP Zac Gallen (8-8, 3.82) vs. RHP Glenn Sparkman (4-1, 4.48) Sports 1280 AM / CST MiLB.tv Saturday, September 1 6:00 vs. Omaha RHP Jeff Brigham (5-2, 3.44) vs. TBA Sports 1280 AM / CST MiLB.tv Sunday, September 2 6:00 vs. Omaha RHP Tyler Cloyd (5-5, 5.33) vs. RHP Arnaldo Hernandez (5-1, 3.54) Sports 1280 AM / CST MiLB.tv Monday, September 3 12:00 vs. Omaha LHP Dillon Peters (6-7, 5.53) vs. LHP Jake Kalish (6-6, 3.54) Sports 1280 AM / CST MiLB.tv

2 #6 sandy alcantara Height: 6 5 Weight: 200 Throws: Right Bats: Right Born: 09/07/1995 Age: 22 Resides: Azua, Dominican Republic MLB Debut: 09/03/2017 at SF today s starting pitcher RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING STARTS 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R+ Avg SEASON DANDY SANDY Alcantara fanned eight batters in 4.2 innings in his Triple-A debut, 4/7 vs. Nashville, equaling his season high from all of 2017, established twice with AA Springfield. Alcantara limited the Sounds to one hit in six at-bats with runners in scoring position. HIGH QUALITY Alcantara recorded his first quality start on 4/17 vs. Colorado Springs. He blanked the Sky Sox until two outs in the sixth inning, when a walk and consecutive singles scored a run to leave him with a no-decision. Right-handed hitters went 1x14 on the night. TREAT YO SELF Alcantara produced the only run of support during his 4/23 start vs. Oklahoma City with a fifth-inning double, his first career RBI after starting 1x17 at the plate. WINNER WINNER Despite allowing just one run in three of his first five starts, Alcantara did not break into the win column until 5/4 at Omaha, when he logged a season-high 7.0 innings and held the Storm Chasers to one run and four hits. The 7.0 IP matched his career best, established five other times. EIGHT IS GREAT For the first time in 76 career starts, Alcantara pitched into the eighth inning on 5/17 vs. Round Rock. In 8.0 IP, he allowed five hits, including a pair of solo homers, to pick up the win. GOING DEEP Alcantara logged at least 7.0 innings five times in eight starts from 5/4-6/16 to move into fifth in the PCL with 79.0 IP. Included in that span were the first three games of his career reaching 100 pitches, culminating in a 106-pitch effort in a win over Sacramento on 6/16. SHRINE IS FINE In six starts at home, Alcantara is unbeaten, posting a 3-0 record and 2.41 ERA (10 ER/37.1 IP) with a.212 (28x132) batting average against. Five of the last eight runs allowed, spanning his last four outings at the Shrine, have come on home runs. GETTING THE CALL The Marlins recalled Alcantara on 6/28 and he made his first MLB start the following night, limiting the Mets to one run on three hits in 5.0 innings to earn his first big league win. Alcantara fanned two and walked five, holding New York to one hit in nine at-bats with runners on base. ON THE SHELF Alcantara was placed on the disabled list on 7/3 with an infection in his right armpit. He was sent to High-A Jupiter to begin a rehab assignment on 7/23, and surrendered five runs (four earned) in 2.0 innings vs. Fort Myers. Alcantara fired a combined 9.1 innings of one-run ball over his next two assignments with seven strikeouts and three walks, then was optioned to New Orleans upon being activated from the DL on 8/7. A TRIUMPHANT RETURN - Alcantara returned from a month-long stint on the Disabled List to spin 6.0 shutout innings on 8/9 vs. Iowa. He added six strikeouts and allowed just one hit, joining a July 2, 2016 outting for Low-A Peoria as the only two one-hit starts in his career season W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB K splits (aaa) Home Games: 4-0, 2.08 ERA Away Games: 2-3, 4.86 ERA Day Games: 2-1, 3.42 ERA Night Games: 4-2, 3.86 ERA vs. Left-handers:.237 (40x169), 3 HR, 12 BB, 37 K vs. Right-handers:.242 (58x240), 7 HR, 24 BB, 48 K April: 0-1, 3.81 ERA May: 3-0, 3.15 ERA June: 2-2, 4.38 ERA July: -- August/September: 1-0, 3.96 ERA 2018 highs/lows (aaa) Innings: 8.0 5/17 vs. Round Rock Most Hits Allowed: 9 5/10 at RR and 8/25 at RR Least Hits Allowed: 1 8/9 vs. Iowa Most ER Allowed: 5 6/9 at Salt Lake Least ER Allowed: 0 8/9 vs. Iowa Strikeouts: 8 4/7 vs. Nashville Walks: 5 4/12 at Colorado Springs Homers Allowed: 2 5/17 vs. RR and 8/19 at NAS Winning Streak: W3 5/4-6/3 Losing Streak: L1 4/29, 6/9, 6/23 Shortest Start: 4.2 4/7 vs. NAS and 4/12 at COS Pitches Thrown: 106 6/16 vs. Sacramento last time (AAA) Win: 8/9/18 vs. Iowa Loss: 6/23/18 at Memphis Quality Start: 8/14/18 at Memphis Complete Game: -- Shutout: -- career vs. opponent W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB K day-by-day starts DATE OPP. DEC. IP H R ER BB K HR NP-S SCORE NOTES 4/7 NAS W 2-1 Triple-A debut L 7-6 Retired first 7 batters; 9 of next 15 reached 4/17 COS W 4-2 Allowed walk, 2 singles w/ 2 out in 6th inn. 4/23 OKC W 3-2 Double in 5th inn. for 1st career RBI L, L 7-2 Four XBH allowed (2 2B, 2 3B) W, W IP equaled career high (6th time) W 8-4 Allowed 4 runs, 5 hits, 1 HBP in 2nd inn. 5/17 RR W, W 3-2 1st time in 76 career GS w/ more than 7.0 IP L IP without a walk ended in 3-R 8th inn. W, W 5-1 Pitch count over 100 for first time in career 6/3 MEM W, W 4-3 Allowed a baserunner in five of 6.0 IP L, L 6-3 Career-high 104 pitches 6/16 SAC W, W 4-3 At least 7.0 IP in five of last eight GS L, L 2-1 Allowed a HR for third consecutive start 8/9 IOW W, W 1-0 2nd time in career allowing one hit (NO 1st) W 4-3 (10) Fanned six in 4.0 shutout IP before 3-R 5th L :2 K:BB ratio since return to Triple-A W walks in last 24.2 IP

3 bullpen #50 jumbo diaz #29 Joe gunkel Last Win: 6/10 at IOW Saves / Att.: 12 / 13 Last Loss: 6/2 vs. MEM Inherited / Scored: 16 / 4 Last Save: 8/22 vs. MEM First Batters: 8x32 (.250) Stranded two runners inherited, recorded final two outs for first save, 4/9 vs. NAS Earned wins in back-to-back app., 4/30 and 5/3 vs. RR, by pitching scoreless 10th innings Opponents went 1x17 (.059) with RISP over first 10 appearances Stranded three baserunners (two inherited) to maintain a one-run lead, 5/31 vs. MEM On the disabled list from 6/20-7/17 8/25 at RR W, /22 MEM S, /17 at NAS S, /13 at MEM S, /9 IOW Last Win: 8/15 at MEM Saves / Att.: 1 / 1 Last Loss: 5/14 vs. OMA Inherited / Scored: 16 / 4 Last Save: 5/8 at RR First Batters: 4x20 (.200) Picked up first win of the season on 8/15 at Memphis, allowing one run in 4.0 IP Allowed two hits in 5.0 shutout IP in back-to-back starts, 4/14 at OKC and 4/19 vs. COS Through 3 starts, ranked 3rd in PCL in WHIP (0.73) and ERA (1.13) Retired last 10 batters in 3.1 IP of one-hit ball to earn save on 5/8 at RR Notched 0.78 ERA (2ER/23.0IP) in 10 games since All-Star break and DL stint (6/2-7/17) 8/26 at RR /21 MEM H, /15 at MEM W, /10 IOW /5 at ABQ #19 kyle keller Last Win: Saves / Att.: 1 / 1 Last Loss: Inherited / Scored: 0 / 0 Last Save: 8/29 vs. NAS First Batters: 0x3 (.000) Began year with High-A Jupiter, posting a 1.59 ERA with four saves in 15 appearances Held Florida State League batters to a.177 average (11x62) with 22 strikeouts and 1 walk Earned the win with a scoreless inning in Double-A debut on 5/21 vs. Mobile Aside from 7 ER in 0.2 IP on 7/18, held a 2.22 ERA in other 23 games with Jacksonville Ranked 4th among Marlins farmhands with eight saves when promoted to NOLA on 8/15 8/29 NAS S, /25 at RR /21 MEM /17 at MEM #34 tyler kinley Last Win: 5/19 vs. RR Saves / Att.: 7 / 9 Last Loss: 6/7 at LV Inherited / Scored: 13 / 2 Last Save: 8/18 at NAS First Batters: 8x34 (.235) Made the Minnesota Twins Opening Day roster as a Rule 5 draft selection Allowed nine runs in 3.1 IP (24.30 ERA) in four games and was returned to Miami on 5/1 Worked 2.0 scoreless IP to earn the win in season debut with NOLA on 5/10 at RR Needed only seven pitches, all strikes, to record first save on 6/1 vs MEM Did not yield a hit in back to back saves on 6/10-6/11 at SL 8/28 NAS /27 at RR /23 MEM /18 at NAS S, /12 IOW S, #33 jose quijada Last Win: 7/13 vs. COS Saves / Att.: 2 / 5 Last Loss: 8/1 at ELP Inherited / Scored: 8 / 2 Last Save: 8/5 at ABQ First Batters: 5x20 (.250) Went 0-2 with four saves and a 2.42 ERA in 17 games with AA Jacksonville Southern League opponents batted.171 (13x76), including.103 (3x29) for left-handers Named to Southern League All-Star Game Struck out three in 2.0 perfect innings to record first AAA save on 6/18 vs. SAC Fanned six in 3.0 hitless innings on 6/25 vs. IOW, most K s since 7/12/16 w/ Greensboro 8/28 NAS H, /25 at RR SV, /22 MEM H, /17 at NAS H, /13 at MEM #14 mike kickham Last Win: 6/19 vs. SAC Saves / Att.: 1 / 2 Last Loss: 7/22 at IOW Inherited / Scored: 6 / 5 Last Save: 7/15 vs. COS First Batters: 6x14 (.429) Began season on DL (elbow inflammation) and was activated on 5/18 Pitched 3.0 scoreless innings against Omaha in first appearance on 5/21 Yielded two hits in 3.0 scoreless innings at Salt Lake on 6/11 Tossed 2.0 innings or more in 6 of first 9 appearances, including 3.2 IP on 6/7 at LV Recorded first save of the season in 3.0 inning showing vs. COS on 7/15 7/22 at IOW L, /20 at IOW /18 at OKC /15 COS S, /6 at COS (gm2) (GS) #39 dylan lee Last Win: 8/5 at ABQ Saves / Att.: 1 / 1 Last Loss: Inherited / Scored: 0 / 0 Last Save: 8/15 at MEM First Batters: 1x7 (.143) Went 7-2 with a 0.98 ERA (5 ER/46.0 IP) in 34 games between Jupiter and Jacksonville Earned FSL All-Star honors by posting a 0.73 ERA (2 ER/24.2 IP) in first 17 outings Made Double-A debut on 6/22 and pitched 15.0 scoreless IP with Jacksonville Had 19:1 K:BB ratio and.100 (5x50) BAA to be named July s SL Reliever of the Month Promoted to NOLA on 7/28 and fanned four in 2.0 IP in debut on 7/29 vs. TAC 8/27 at RR /23 MEM /21 MEM /15 at MEM S, /11 IOW #36 nick wittgren Last Win: Saves / Att.: 2 / 6 Last Loss: 8/28 vs. NAS Inherited / Scored: 1 / 0 Last Save: 8/14 at MEM First Batters: 7x22 (.318) Moved into tie for 6th on NOLA career list with 1st save of season, 4/7 vs. NAS Suffered B2B blown saves/losses at OKC, 4/15-16, snapping 18.1 shutout IP with NOLA Recalled by Miami on 4/20 and was 2-1 with a 3.08 ERA in 18 games Gave up 1 ER in first 15.2 IP (0.57 ERA) from 4/21-5/23 Placed on DL on 6/2 (finger contusion) and joined NOLA on rehab on 6/19 8/28 NAS BS, 4 / L, /24 at RR /19 at NAS L, /14 at MEM S, /11 IOW W-L ERA IP R ER BB K HR Starters Saves/Att: 40 / 60 Relievers Inherited Runners/Scored: 112 / 43

4 hitters #13 Cristhian adames #12 Chris Bostick Last Game: 1x4 Hit Streak: +7 Series: 3x7, 2B, RBI, BB, K Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (6/6 at LV) / 3 (Two Times) Last HR: 8/27 at RR Went 2x4 with a triple, two runs scored and an RBI on 4/9 vs. NAS Broke 8th-inning tie with two-run triple on 4/17 vs. COS Reached base eight times in 13 plate appearances (4x9, 4 BB) in 3 games at RR, 5/9-5/11 Hit game-tying 2-run HR in 8th inning on 5/27 at IOW Smacked three doubles for two RBI on four hits in six at-bats in a 16-4 rout at LV on 6/6 Went 13x20 (.625) in 6 games from 6/3-6/13 Career: Signed by the Colorado Rockies as a non-drafted free agent on September 13, Earned Texas League All-Star honors with Tulsa in 2013 and was named to the Arizona Fall League s All-Prospect Team. Made AAA and MLB debuts in 2014 after repeating as a Texas League All-Star. Hit safely in 31 of 38 games with Colorado Springs, batting.338, and went 1x15 in seven games with the Rockies before being named Dominican Winter League Rookie of the Year after hitting.353. Named to midseason and postseason PCL All-Star squad with Albuquerque in 2015, ranking seventh in the league with a.311 average. Made the Rockies Opening Day roster in A.206 career hitter in 166 MLB games. Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: -1 Series: 0x4, R, BB, 2K Long Hit Streak: 5 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (Twice) / 1 (Four times) Last HR: Hit.295 with 24 doubles, 3 triples, 4 home runs and 32 RBI in 78 games with Indianapolis Tied for 8th in the International League with 24 doubles, including five two-double games Hit safely in 12 of 13 games from 5/8-21, batting.375 (21x56) with 13 RBI On the disabled list from 6/26-7/21 due to appendectomy Traded to Miami for cash considerations on 8/12 Went 2x3 with a double, a run scored and a RBI in first multi-hit game on 8/22 vs. MEM Career: Selected by the Oakland A s in the 44th round of the 2011 draft. Made the All-Star team in his first season of A ball with Vermont in the New York-Penn League. Made his Triple-A debut in 2016 for Syracuse in the International League, going 45x222 with 18 RBI in 64 games the second half of the season. Traded from the Nationals organization the Pirates in September Went on to make the International League s All-Star game in each of the last two seasons, and also was an organizational All-Star in Went 231x704 (.328) with 57 doubles and 89 RBI across 204 AAA games Made his MLB debut in 2017 with the Pirates, going 8x27 with two doubles and an RBI in 20 appearances. #5 lewis brinson Last Game: 1x4, RBI Hit Streak: +4 Series: 1x4, RBI Long Hit Streak: 4 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (8/25 at RR) / 1 (Twice) Last HR: Made first Opening Day roster after ranking 5th in Grapefruit League with.328 average Went 4x8 on 3/30 vs. Cubs for first career multi-hit game Hit first grand slam on 5/20 at ATL and set career high with 4 RBI Totaled 13 RBI in June, 4th-most among NL rookies Led MLB rookies in triples (4) and was 4th in HR (10) when placed on DL on 7/4 (hip) Batted.186 (54x290) in 84 games with Miami Career: Selected 29th overall by the Rangers in 2012 and led Arizona League in runs, doubles and total bases in pro debut. In 2013, produced first 20/20 season in Hickory franchise history with South Atlantic League All-Star honors. Saw time at three levels in 2015, combining to hit.332 with 20 homers and 69 RBI and 18 steals in 100 games. Traded to Brewers on 7/31/16 and finished season with Colorado Springs, hitting.382 with 20 RBI in 23 games. Named Brewers Minor League Player of the Year in 2017 after batting.331 with 22 doubles, four triples, 13 homers and 48 RBI in 78 games at Colorado Springs. Played in Futures Game at Marlins Park after making MLB debut. Homered in consecutive games, 7/26-27 vs. WSH. #8 isan diaz Last Game: 2x4, R Hit Streak: +3 Series: 4x9, 2R, K Long Hit Streak: 3 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Twice) / 5 (8/4 at ABQ) Last HR: 8/15 at MEM Rated by MLB Pipeline as the fifth-best second base prospect in baseball entering 2018 Made Double-A debut with Jacksonville and hit.245 in 83 games with 10 HR and 42 RBI Twice named Southern League Player of the Week: 6/4-6/10 and 7/9-7/15 Posted a.667 OBP during first weekly award to lead all of Minor League Baseball 2nd in Southern League in walks (53) and 8th in doubles (19) when promoted on 7/19 Went 3x5 with two triples, a home run, five RBI and three runs scored on 8/4 at ABQ Career: Turned down a scholarship to Vanderbilt after being drafted by Arizona in the second round in 2014 out of Springfield Central (MA) High School. Named Pioneer League MVP in first full season in 2015, ranking in the top three in batting (.360), homers (13) and RBI (60). Traded to Milwaukee in package for Jean Segura and was named 2016 Brewers Minor League Player of the Year, ranking among the Midwest League leaders with 20 home runs (1st), 72 walks (2nd), 75 RBI (3rd) and.469 slugging (4th). Had 2017 season with Carolina cut short by a broken hand after earning midseason Carolina League All-Star honors. Traded to Miami in Christian Yelich deal and entered 2018 as Marlins ninth-ranked prospect by MLB.com. #7 peter mooney Last Game: 0x3 Hit Streak: -4 Series: 0x8, 2K Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (7/15 at COS) / 4 (7/20 at IOW) Last HR: 8/12 vs. IOW Opened season on 7-game hit streak, batting.308 (8x26) with a double and a triple On disabled list (fractured thumb) from 4/17-6/13 Went 3x3 with go-ahead RBI single in 8th inn. on 6/19 vs. SAC Laced 3-RBI double on 7/14 vs. COS for first multi-rbi game of season Hit first HR (3-run) of the season on 7/15 vs. COS for back-to-back multi-rbi games Second HR of the season a grand slam on 7/21 at IOW Career: Chosen by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 21st round of the 2011 draft. Signed with the New Jersey Jackals of the Can-Am league in 2015 and batted.263 with 13 doubles, three triples and 27 RBI in 95 games. In 2016, named a Southern League All-Star with Jacksonville and made his Triple-A debut with New Orleans after signing a minor league pact with the Marlins. Promoted to New Orleans on 7/7 and delivered game s only run that night in Nashville with an RBI single for first AAA hit. Was the Baby Cakes Opening Day shortstop in 2017 and slugged the team s first home run of the year that night vs. Memphis en route to leading the club in triples (4) and walks (43). Homered in three straight games in Memphis, 8/ #2 chris diaz Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: +1 Series: 1x4, RBI Long Hit Streak: 2 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (Twice) / 1 (Six times) Last HR: Joined NOLA on 5/26 after hitting.206 with 7 RBI in 37 games with AA Jacksonville Collected first Triple-A hit on 5/28 at Iowa Went 2x4, adding a run and a RBI in his first multi-hit game on 6/10 at SL Transferred back to Jacksonville on 6/18 and went 10x29 in 10 games from 7/7-8/6 Career: Drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 11th round from NC State, where he batted.356 with 25 doubles, 55 RBI, and 54 runs scored in 61 games his junior year. Spent six years in Pirates organization, reaching AA Altoona in Traded to the Marlins organization in 2017 after spending 10 games with the Curve, batting.375. With AA Jacskonville, batted.207 with seven doubles and 13 RBI in 55 games. His brother, Jonathan, played parts of three seasons in the MLB with Boston and Toronto. #20 braxton lee Last Game: 1x3, R Hit Streak: +3 Series: 2x8, R, K Long Hit Streak: 5 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (8/11 vs. IOW) / 1 Last HR: Made his first Opening Day roster and went 0x4 in MLB debut on 3/30 against the Cubs Singled off Jake Thompson for first career hit on 4/7 at Philadelphia Went 3x16 (.176) with 8 K in 8 games with Miami before being optioned to NOLA, 4/13 Hit safely in four straight games, 4/25-28, before going on disabled list (hamstring) Rejoined NOLA on 6/18 and hit.216 (11x51) in 13 games before transfer to Jacksonville Hit safely in 8 of 10 games from 7/19-28, going 13x44, and promoted to NOLA on 8/11 Career: Drafted by the Rays in the 12th round in 2014 out of Ole Miss after helping the Rebels reach the College World Series. Ranked fifth among NYPL leaders with 58 hits over final two months of pro debut with Hudson Valley. Finished 10th in Florida State League with.281 average for Charlotte in first full campaign in Bounced back from.209 mark in Double-A debut with Montgomery in 2016 to win the Southern League batting title in 2017, hitting.309 between Montgomery and Jacksonville, clinching the crown with a double in his final at-bat. Led the circuit in hits (147), ranked second in runs (81), fourth in OBP (.395) and fifth in walks (85). Hit.347 in 20 games in the Arizona Fall League and named to Rising Stars Game. #9 Austin nola Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: -1 Series: Long Hit Streak: 6 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Twice) / 3 (6/18 vs. SAC) Last HR: 8/24 at RR Designated for assignment by Miami on 3/29 and outrighted to NOLA on 4/4 Reached base four times on 4/13 at OKC, going 3x3 with a double and a walk Batted.400 (8x20) with two doubles and two RBI during six-game hit streak, 4/13-4/27 Hit.379 (11x29) with four doubles, one homer and six RBI in 8 games, 5/5-5/22 Recorded six RBI while batting.400 (8x20) over five road games from 6/5-6/11 Doubled twice, including go-ahead bases-loaded three-run double, on 6/18 vs. SAC Career: Selected by the Marlins in the fifth round in 2012 out of LSU, with whom he won a College World Series title in Led all Florida State League shortstops with a.974 fielding pct. for Jupiter in 2013 and finished ninth in the league with 54 walks. Hit a career-best.259 with 53 RBI in 2014 for Southern League champion Jacksonville and tied for the league lead with 77 walks. Saw his first Triple-A action with NOLA in 2015, hitting.280 (58x207) in 61 games. Went 4x5 in his Zephyr Field debut on 7/4 vs. Iowa and finished with a.327 average at home. Established career highs with New Orleans in 2016 with 23 doubles and six home runs and earned Arizona Fall League s Dernell Stenson Award. Converted to catcher in 2017.

5 #27 Peter o brien Last Game: 1x3, RBI, K Hit Streak: +3 Series: 2x6, 2RBI, 2BB, 2K Long Hit Streak: 10 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (8/5 at ABQ) / 3 (Three) Last HR: 8/24 at RR Opened the year with AA Tulsa, going 15x100 with seven HR and 22 RBI in 31 games Traded from Dodgers to Marlins on 6/1 for cash considerations Homered in six consecutive games, piling up seven total with 13 RBI, from 6/6-6/11 Recorded first Baby Cakes hit as a pinch hitter in debut on 7/24 vs. Reno Went 3x5 with a double and three RBI on 8/4 at ABQ Clubbed two home runs for the fifth time in AAA career on 8/13 at Memphis Career: Drafted in the second round of the 2012 draft by the New York Yankees. In first full season at Low-A Charleston in 2013, hit.325 with 22 doubles, 11 home runs and 41 RBI in 53 games before promotion to High-A Tampa. Traded to Diamondbacks for Martin Prado at 2014 deadline after slugging 23 home runs in 72 games with AA Trenton. Debuted at Triple-A in 2015, batting.284 with 35 doubles, 26 home runs and 107 RBI in 131 games for Reno, earning his first Major League call-up with Arizona, going 4x10 over in eight games with his first home run off Dallas Keuchel on 10/2 vs. Houston. Hit 24 homers with Reno in Saw time in Royals, Reds and Rangers systems in 2017 before settling with Dodgers at AA Tulsa. hitters #30 jon rodriguez Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: -2 Series: Long Hit Streak: 4 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Twice) / 4 (Twice) Last HR: 8/15 at MEM Doubled in each of season s first two games, 4/5-6 vs. NAS Hit game-tying HR in 9th inning while going 3x5 on 4/12 at COS Went 3x4 with 3RBI, including walk-off 2-run single, on 5/1 vs. RR Three-run HR on 5/19 vs. RR capped 6-run 1st inning in game 2 of a doubleheader Drilled go-ahead grand slam in 7th inn. on 5/23 at OMA, 1st NOLA slam since 4/7/16 Mashed a grand-slam in the fifth inning on 8/15 at MEM Career: Drafted by St. Louis in the 17th round in 2009 and led all Cardinals farmhands in OBP (.421) and was third in OPS and fifth in hitting in his pro debut that year. Ranked among the top five in the Midwest League in homers and walks in first full season in 2011 with Quad Cities. Missed half of 2012 due to injury but came back to earn Florida State League All-Star honors in 2013 by hitting.284 with 34 doubles and 18 home runs for Palm Beach. Named a Texas League All-Star in 2014, the first of three seasons with AA Springfield. Debuted at Triple-A with Memphis in 2016, clubbing seven HRs with 24 RBI in 39 games. Finished second in the Southern League batting race in 2017 by hitting.309 with 31 doubles for Chattanooga. #6 j.b. shuck Last Game: 1x4, 2K Hit Streak: +3 Series: 1x4, 2K Long Hit Streak: 8 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (Twice) / 2 (Three times) Last HR: 8/15 at MEM Opened the year with NOLA, going 4x21 (.190) in six games before joining Miami on 4/13 In 70 games with Marlins, batted.192 (25x130) with 3 doubles, 1 triple and four RBI. Tied record for most hits in a Marlins debut, going 4x4 with a triple on 4/13 vs. PIT. Equaled the franchise record with four straight hits to begin his Marlins career. Tied career highs with 4 hits on 6/14 vs. SF (2x); also tied career high with 2 2B (7/18/15). In 10 games with NOLA from 7/25-8/5, batted.576 (19x33), named PCL Player of Week Career: Selected by the Houston Astros in the sixth round in 2008 out of Ohio State. Led the California League with 175 hits in first full campaign in 2009 amd was a Texas League All-Star with Corpus Christi in Made MLB debut in 2011 after being named a PCL All-Star with Oklahoma City and singled in his first at-bat off Milwaukee s Yovani Gallardo. Had the PCL s lowest strikeout ratio (17.9) in Spent all of 2013 with the Angels and led American League rookies in hits, runs scored and multi-hit games. Finished fourth in the PCL batting race in 2014, hitting.320 for Salt Lake. Spent most of with the White Sox, then hit.259 in 123 games with AAA Rochester in A.251 career hitter in 363 MLB games. #1 tomas telis Last Game: 2x4 Hit Streak: +5 Series: 3x9 Long Hit Streak: 9 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (5/5 at OMA) / 3 (Three times) Last HR: 8/24 at RR Appeared on Miami s Opening Day roster and hit.207 (6x29) in 23 games (3x8 in 2 starts) Designated for assignment on 4/28 after leading MLB with 16 at-bats as a pinch hitter Cleared waivers and outrighted to New Orleans on 5/2 Picked up four hits and three RBI, 5/5 at OMA, finishing 8x17 with five RBI in 4-G series Hit 9x17 (.529) and recorded 2 RBI in a 4 game series vs. OMA (5/12-5/15) Hit two doubles and scored the lone run in a 1-0 victory vs. Iowa on 8/9 Career: Signed by Texas as an international free agent in Hit.297 with 11 homers and 69 RBI en route to a SAL All-Star nod with Hickory in Earned second straight Texas League honors in 2014 before batting.345 in 36 games for Round Rock, 10th-best in the PCL in that span, then played in 18 games with Texas. Became first MLB catcher to work a shutout in debut since Jason Kendall in Named PCL All-Star after hitting.291 across 70 games with Round Rock in 2015 before being traded to Miami on 7/31. Batted.310 in 91 games with New Orleans in 2016 and clubbed first MLB home run off Max Scherzer in season finale on 10/2. Was a 2017 PCL All-Star before July call-up to Miami, where he hit.321 in September. #26 chad wallach Last Game: 1x3 Hit Streak: +8 Series: 2x7, 2B, R, BB, K Long Hit Streak: 8 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (Six times) / 4 (5/12 vs. OMA) Last HR: 5/31 vs. MEM Was the Marlins Opening Day catcher, appearing in his first MLB Opening Day roster Went 2x3 with a double, a walk and an RBI vs. the Cubs on 4/1 Optioned to New Orleans on 4/17 after hitting.129 (4x31) with 17 strikeouts in 9 games Homered and tied career high with 4 RBI on 5/12 vs. OMA On the DL (broken hand) from 6/4 until being recalled by Miami on 7/9 Rejoined NOLA on 7/13 after not appearing in a game with the Marlins Career: A fifth-round draft pick of the Marlins in 2013 out of Cal State-Fullerton, where his father, longtime MLB third baseman Tim, also attended. Named a SAL All-Star in first full pro season with Greensboro in 2014, hitting.321 in 78 games while also posting a.328 average in 19 games with Jupiter. Traded to the Reds in deal for Anthony DeSclafani in 2015 ranked sixth in the Florida State League with 28 doubles for Daytona. Threw out career-best 32.6% of baserunners in 2016 with Pensacola. Debuted at Triple-A and MLB in 2017, batting.226 in 64 games with Louisville and going 1x11 in six games with Cinncinati. Recorded first career hit on 9/20 vs. St. Louis, a pinch-hit single off Sam Tuiailala. Cristhian Chris Isan Zac Kyle Tyler Peter Jon Nick Sandy Tyler Jumbo Joe Mike Dylan Dillon Chad Players handle their own social media accounts. Content on these sites do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Baby Cakes.

6 runs scored by inning miscellaneous Ex Total Baby Cakes Opponent home runs Baby Cakes # Most Recent Solo 43 C. Adames (8/27 at RR) Two-Run 34 A. Nola (8/24 at RR) Three-Run 13 P. O Brien (8/24 at RR) Grand Slam 4 J. Rodriguez (8/15 at MEM) series sweeps Sweep Date Opp. # Games 4/21-4/23 vs. OKC 2 5/4-5/7 at OMA 4 6/16-6/19 vs. SAC 4 8/4-8/7 at ABQ 4 walk-offs Win Date Score Play 4/30 vs. RR 3-2 (10) Campbell single 5/1 vs. RR 4-3 Rodriguez 2-R single 5/3 vs. RR 1-0 (10) Noonan error 6/19 vs. SAC 9-8 Van Slyke sac fly 7/1 vs. OKC 2-1 Culver single pitchers hitting Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Alcantara Brigham Buckelew Cloyd Conley Despaigne Diaz Gallen Garcia Gonzalez Gunkel Kickham J. Kinley T. Kinley Lopez Mahoney Mazza Meyer Peters Quijada Richards Rucinski multi-hit games Name Total Campbell Adames Dean Sierra Galloway Telis Ortega Mooney Shuck Rodriguez Nola Culver I. Diaz Riddle Van Slyke Lee Wallach O Brien Cooper Bostick C. Diaz Othman Brinson Opponent # Most Recent Solo 74 A. Garcia (8/28 vs. NAS) Two-Run 38 P. Wisdom (8/23 vs. MEM) Three-Run 10 A. Ibanez (8/27 at RR) Grand Slam 6 M. Tauchman (8/7 at ABQ) Swept Date Opp. # Games 4/10-4/12 at COS 3 4/13-4/16 at OKC 4 8/1-8/3 at ELP 3 Loss Date Score Play 4/12 at COS 7-6 Nottingham single 4/14 at OKC 3-2 Gale sac bunt 4/15 at OKC 8-6 (10) Verdugo 3-R HR 4/16 at OKC 8-7 (10) Ramos single 4/26 at NAS 7-6 (10) Neuse sac fly 5/9 at RR 5-4 Alberto double 5/24 at OMA Lopez HR 5/27 at IOW 5-4 (10) Rademacher BB 5/28 at IOW 5-4 Rademacher sac fly 6/7 at LV 7-6 (10) Kelly RBI single 7/18 at OKC 6-4 (10) Garlick 2-R HR record breakdown Month W-L AVG R RPG HR ERA April May June July August September Day W-L Streak Monday 10-5 L1 Tuesday 11-7 L1 Wednesday 5-12 W3 Thursday 8-12 L2 Friday W2 Saturday 14-8 W6 Sunday L2 Runs Scored Runs Allowed pinch hitting Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Adames Bostick Campbell Conley Culver Dean C. Diaz Galloway Lee Mooney Nola O Brien Ortega Riddle Rodriguez Shuck Sierra Telis Van Slyke Wallach multi-rbi games Name Total Campbell Adames Dean Van Slyke Rodriguez Telis Nola Riddle Mooney O Brien Ortega Culver Galloway Wallach I. Diaz Shuck Sierra Cooper Cloyd J. Kinley

7 starting lineup by position Pitcher # Record Gallen Alcantara Peters Cloyd Meyer Garcia Conley Brigham Richards Gunkel Lopez Despaigne Kickham Mahoney Des. Hitter # Record Telis Ortega Rodriguez Van Slyke Dean Wallach Giavotella O Brien Campbell Adames Catcher # Record Nola Wallach Telis Othman First Base # Record Rodriguez Telis Van Slyke O Brien Campbell Cooper O Brien Second Base # Record Campbell I. Diaz Adames Culver Giavotella Mooney Bostick C. Diaz Third Base # Record Adames Campbell Culver C. Diaz Rodriguez Bostick Shortstop # Record Mooney Culver Riddle C. Diaz Adames Campbell starting lineup by batting order Leadoff # Record Dean Lee Galloway Sierra Brinson Riddle Bostick Mooney Shuck Cleanup # Record Van Slyke Ortega O Brien Telis Rodriguez Galloway Riddle Campbell Dean Wallach Adames Riddle th Spot # Record Nola Rodriguez Mooney Adames Ortega Wallach Culver Campbell Telis O Brien Dean Giavotella Shuck Van Slyke Othman Gal loway nd Spot # Record Sierra I. Diaz Ortega Galloway Telis Campbell Lee Shuck Adames th Spot # Record Adames Telis Ortega Galloway Shuck Van Slyke Wallach Dean O Brien Campbell Rodriguez Mooney Bostick th Spot # Record Culver Mooney Nola Rodriguez C. Diaz Dean Adames Othman Giavotella Lee Telis Galloway Campbell Shuck miscellaneous Left Field # Record Ortega Dean Shuck Lee Bostick Cooper Galloway Campbell Van Slyke Center Field # Record Sierra Galloway Lee Shuck Brinson Ortega Right Field # Record Galloway Dean Lee O Brien Shuck Ortega Van Slyke Sierra C. Diaz rd Spot # Record Campbell Adames Cooper Rodriguez Telis Bostick Riddle Dean Ortega Shuck Galloway th Spot # Record Wallach Adames Shuck Rodriguez Ortega Nola Mooney Dean Galloway Campbell Telis Van Slyke Giavotella O Brien th Spot # Record Culver Nola Rodriguez C. Diaz Mooney Othman Ortega Adames Giavotella Nola hitting streaks Name Longest Current Campbell 11 1 O Brien 10 3 Telis 9 5 Shuck 8 3 Wallach 8 8 Dean 7 6 Sierra 7 5 Mooney 7 - Adames 7 7 Galloway 6 - Riddle 6 5 Nola 6 - Lee 5 3 Bostick 5 - Van Slyke 5 2 Ortega 5 - Culver 5 1 Cooper 5 - Rodriguez 4 - Othman 4 - Giavotella 4 - Brinson 4 4 I. Diaz 3 3 C. Diaz 2 1 Millan 1 1 catchers box Name ERA ER/IP CS/ATT PCT PB Nola / / Wallach / / Telis / / Othman /69.2 2/ notables Big Innings (5+ Runs) Date Runs Inn. Result 4/9 vs. NAS 5 1st W 7-4 5/4 at OMA 6 6th W 8-4 5/5 at OMA 7 5th W /15 vs. OMA 5 4th W /19 vs. RR (gm2) 6 1st W /24 at OMA 5 6th L /31 vs. MEM 6 7th W /2 vs. MEM 5 3rd L 6-5 (10) 6/6 at LV 8 4th W /10 at SL 5 5th W /15 vs. COS 5 5th W /16 at OKC 5 4th W 5-1 7/28 vs. TAC 5 3rd W 5-3 (7) 8/4 at ABQ 6 7th W /4 at ABQ 5 9th W /7 at ABQ 5 7th W /24 at RR 5 5th W 9-2 Come From Behind Wins (3+ Runs) Date Deficit Inn. Result 5/7 at OMA 3-0 4th W 6-4 (10) 5/10 at RR 4-0 2nd W 8-4 5/19 vs. RR (gm2) 3-0 1st W 10-8 (7) 6/30 vs. OKC (gm2) 5-0 3rd W 11-5 (7) 8/5 at ABQ 4-0 6th W 7-6 8/18 at NAS 3-0 5th W 6-5 Pinch Hit Homers Date Batter Inn. Homer 6/5 at LV C. Adames 9th 2-run 8/7 at ABQ P. O Brien 7th 3-run Multi-HR Games Date Batter Inns. Homers 8/11 vs. IOW A. Dean 6th/8th Solo (2) 8/13 at MEM P. O Brien 4th/6th Solo, 2-run 8/18 at NAS P. O Brien 6th/7th Solo, 2-run Back-To-Back HR Date Batters Inn. 6/3 vs. MEM A. Dean/M. Sierra 5th 8/14 at MEM T. Telis/J. Rodriguez 5th Awards 4/30-5/6 B. Meyer (PCL Pitcher of the Week) 6/25-7/1 O. Despaigne (PCL Pitcher of the Week) 7/30-8/5 J.B. Shuck (PCL Player of the Week) 8/6-8/12 A. Dean (PCL Player of the Week)

8 day-by-day Date Opp Result Winner Loser Save Record Pos GB Time Attendance 4/5 NAS L 11-0 Naile (1-0) Conley (0-1) 0-1 T3rd :55 10,132 4/6 NAS W 5-1 Gallen (1-0) Montas (0-1) 1-1 T2nd :38 7,816 4/7 NAS W 2-1 Mazza (1-0) Cahill (0-1) Wittgren (1) 2-1 2nd :24 5,418 4/8 NAS W 4-0 Meyer (1-0) Jokisch (0-1) 3-1 2nd :13 5,816 4/9 NAS W 7-4 Buckelew (1-0) Anderson (0-1) Diaz (1) 4-1 T1st -- 2:15 3,893 4/10 at cos L 8-1 Peralta (2-0) Conley (0-2) 4-2 2nd :50 4,182 4/11 at cos L 7-2 Woodruff (1-0) Gallen (1-1) 4-3 2nd :52 1,465 4/12 at cos L 7-6 Ventura (1-0) Diaz (0-1) 4-4 2nd :09 1,878 4/13 at okc L 10-3 Stewart (1-0) Meyer (1-1) 4-5 2nd :52 9,429 4/14 at okc L 3-2 Hudson (1-0) Diaz (0-2) 4-6 2nd :35 7,993 4/15 at okc L 8-6 (10) Lee (1-0) Wittgren (0-1) 4-7 3rd :18 3,959 4/16 at okc L 8-7 (10) Venditte (1-0) Wittgren (0-2) 4-8 3rd :27 3,298 4/17 COS W 4-2 Turner (1-0) Liz (1-1) Gonzalez (1) 5-8 3rd :33 3,421 4/18 COS L 8-5 Brooks (1-1) Buckelew (1-1) Liz (1) 5-9 3rd :26 2,197 4/19 COS L 3-0 Burnes (1-0) Mazza (1-1) rd :42 3,588 4/20 COS L 3-2 Peralta (4-0) Conley (0-3) Lopez (2) rd :49 6,356 4/21 OKC W 2-0 Gallen (2-1) Paredes (1-2) Diaz (2) rd :43 4,272 4/22 OKC Postponed: rain. Doubleheader scheduled for June 30. 4/23 OKC W 3-2 Gonzalez (1-0) Lee (2-1) Diaz (3) rd :05 4,168 4/25 at nas L 4-2 Anderson (1-1) Meyer (1-2) Buckelew (3) rd :22 6,063 4/26 at nas L 7-6 (10) Wahl (2-0) Gonzalez (1-1) rd :59 5,772 4/27 at nas W 3-0 Conley (1-3) Naile (3-2) Diaz (4) rd :40 7,252 4/28 at nas W 8-6 Gallen (3-1) Montas (0-3) Gonzalez (2) rd :04 11,089 4/29 at nas L 7-2 Bleich (1-0) Alcantara (0-1) rd :04 10,128 4/30 RR W 3-2 (10) Diaz (1-2) Scott (2-1) rd :16 2,998 5/1 RR W 4-3 Gonzalez (2-1) Bush (0-1) rd :32 3,296 5/2 RR L 4-2 Bibens-Dirkx (1-3) Conley (1-4) Alvarez (5) rd :39 2,198 5/3 RR W 1-0 (10) Diaz (2-2) Alvarez (0-1) rd :56 4,196 5/4 at oma W 8-4 Alcantara (1-1) Dziedzic (0-4) rd :34 8,118 5/5 at oma W 13-2 Meyer (2-2) Machado (0-4) rd :35 4,505 5/6 at oma W 5-2 Richards (1-0) Fillmyer (2-2) Gonzalez (3) rd :09 4,006 5/7 at oma W 6-4 (10) Burnett (1-0) Maurer (0-2) Diaz (5) nd :02 2,508 5/8 at rr W 10-2 Conley (2-4) Wagner (0-1) Gunkel (1) nd :03 6,196 5/9 at rr L 5-4 Alvarez (1-1) Diaz (2-3) nd :40 7,286 5/10 at rr W 8-4 T. Kinley (1-0) Guerra (2-1) nd :02 7,890 5/11 at rr L 5-4 Sadzeck (2-0) Burnett (1-1) Gardewine (1) nd :46 12,311 5/12 OMA W 5-0 Richards (2-0) Barlow (1-1) Turner (1) nd :23 4,338 5/13 OMA L 4-2 Sparkman (1-0) Peters (0-1) Stout (1) rd :43 2,816 5/14 OMA L 4-2 Broadway (2-0) Gunkel (0-1) rd :29 2,667 5/15 OMA W 16-0 Gallen (4-1) Dziedzic (1-5) rd :47 8,640 5/17 RR W 3-2 Alcantara (2-1) Lincecum (1-1) Diaz (6) nd :02 3,584 5/18 RR Postponed: rain. Doubleheader scheduled for May 19. 5/19 RR L 15-4 (7) Feigl (1-0) Meyer (2-3) nd :47 -- DH RR W 10-8 (7) T. Kinley (2-0) Wagner (0-2) nd :28 5,802 5/20 RR L 3-1 Hurlbut (1-3) Richards (2-1) Alvarez (8) nd :29 2,307 5/21 at oma W 9-5 Diaz (3-3) Grimm (0-1) nd :20 2,351 5/22 at oma L 9-2 Fillmyer (3-3) Cloyd (0-1) rd :37 3,536 5/23 at oma L 5-4 Stout (2-1) Gonzalez (2-2) Maurer (3) rd :23 4,723 5/24 at oma L Broadway (3-0) Diaz (3-4) rd :17 5,011 5/25 at iow L 13-3 Tseng (2-4) Meyer (2-4) rd :53 8,180 5/26 at iow L 2-1 Simmons (1-0) Richards (2-2) Bass (3) rd :27 6,640 5/27 at iow L 5-4 (10) Mazzoni (3-2) T. Kinley (2-1) rd :35 6,787 5/28 at iow L 5-4 Simmons (2-0) Burnett (1-2) rd :36 4,695 5/29 at iow W 5-1 Alcantara (3-1) Markey (0-1) rd :21 6,158 5/30 MEM L 3-2 Poncedeleon (4-2) Peters (0-2) Mujica (2) rd :55 2,889 5/31 MEM W 10-3 Meyer (3-4) Hudson (6-2) rd :49 3,184 6/1 MEM W 6-3 Richards (3-2) Gilmartin (3-2) T. Kinley (1) rd :34 4,344 6/2 MEM L 6-5 (10) Mujica (3-2) Diaz (3-5) rd :34 3,378 6/3 MEM W 4-3 Alcantara (4-1) Herget (3-5) T. Kinley (2) rd :44 2,885 6/5 at lv L Flexen (4-4) Peters (0-3) Rhame (5) rd :16 3,223 6/6 at lv W 16-4 Lopez (1-0) Laffey (0-3) rd :06 2,170 6/7 at lv L 7-6 (10) Bautista (1-0) T. Kinley (2-2) rd :25 3,363 6/8 at sl L 4-0 Pena (1-2) Gallen (4-2) rd :31 7,293 6/9 at sl L 6-3 Cash (5-2) Alcantara (4-2) Rhoades (1) T3rd :00 14,511 6/10 at sl W 11-8 Diaz (4-5) Morris (1-2) T. Kinley (3) rd :30 4,663 6/11 at sl W 6-5 Guerra (1-0) Jewell (1-4) T. Kinley (4) rd :14 8,128 6/13 FRE L 9-2 Dykxhoorn (1-0) Lopez (1-1) rd :40 2,226 6/14 FRE W 4-1 Despaigne (1-0) Sneed (6-3) Guerra (1) rd :50 2,763 6/15 FRE L 5-1 Hauschild (5-5) Gallen (4-3) rd :17 3,263 6/16 SAC W 4-3 Alcantara (5-2) Camarena (0-1) Guerra (2) rd :36 3,767 6/17 SAC W 3-0 Peters (1-3) Beede (3-8) Guerra (3) T2nd :20 2,227 6/18 SAC W 7-4 Cloyd (1-1) Hill (1-2) Quijada (1) nd :51 2,193 6/19 SAC W 9-8 Kickham (1-0) Rogers (3-1) nd :58 2,691 6/21 at mem W 2-1 (10) Quijada (1-0) Greene (0-1) nd :56 4,229 6/22 at mem L 5-4 Mendoza (1-1) Despaigne (1-1) Layne (1) nd :49 6,152 6/23 at mem L 2-1 Hudson (10-2) Alcantara (5-3) Mujica (7) nd :35 9,062 6/24 at mem L 11-5 Herget (4-6) Peters (1-4) nd :02 3,547