GAME NOTES Sunday, August 2, 2015

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1 GAME NOTES Sunday, August 2, 2015 READING FIGHTIN PHILS (57-50) v. NEW HAMPSHIRE FISHER CATS (55-49) RHP Zach Eflin (5-6, 3.47) v. RHP Taylor Cole (5-8, 4.55) 1:35 PM Northeast Delta Dental Stadium Manchester, NH Game No. 105 (55-49) Home Game No. 56 (34-21) vs. Reading No. 16 (8-7) 2015 AT A GLANCE Home Road Day Night Extra Innings Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Last 5 Games 4-1 Last 10 Games 5-5 April 12-9 May June July August 1-0 September 0-0 Pre All-Star Post All-Star 10-7 Lead after Tied after Behind after Lead after Tied after Behind after Scores First Opp Scores First NH 10+ Hits Opp 10+ Hits Opp Starts RH Opp Starts LH C-F-B Wins 18 W-L in Last AB 10-6 Walk-off W/L 7-6 Shutouts by NH 10 Shutouts by OPP 6 Sunday 7-9 Monday 8-5 Tuesday 7-8 Wednesday 7-8 Thursday 7-5 Friday 10-7 Saturday 9-7 White Jerseys Blue Jerseys Red Jerseys 8-18 Alternate Jerseys 3-3 Postponements H: 2 A: 2 Longest Win Streak 5 Longest Losing Streak 5 LAST GAME: Kevin Nolan homered and reach base three times to lead the Fisher Cats to a 9-7 victory over the Reading Fightin Phils on Saturday night. The victory improved the Fisher Cats to 5-1 on their current homestand, and moved them to within a half game of third place in the Eastern Division. Chad Girodo earned the win for the Fisher Cats by working 2.2 innings of relief. He retired the first seven hitters he faced before a pair of hits brought home just the second run he's allowed for the Fisher Cats. TODAY S STARTER: Taylor Cole gets the ball in Sunday s series finale against the Fightin Phils. The righty got the win his last time out, allowing four runs on six hits in five innings against Harrisburg on Monday. Cole holds a 5-8 record with a 4.55 ERA in 20 starts. Cole went 3-1 with a 3.48 ERA in July. LAWRENCE OF LEGEND: Casey Lawrence is etching his name in the Fisher Cats record books. His win on 7/21 against Harrisburg gave him 10 on the season, making him the sixth New Hampshire pitcher to reach that singleseason level and the first since Ryan Tepera in He now has 19 wins in a Fisher Cats uniform, matching Deck McGuire for the franchise mark for most career wins. McGuire amassed his wins from , while Lawrence did it from DRAT THAT PLEFFNER FELLOW!: After Scott Barnes departed Tuesday s game against Harrisburg after five perfect frames, Jimmy Cordero allowed two walks but no hits in his two innings of action. The no-hitter lasted until the eighth when the game's third pitcher, Chad Girodo, allowed a lead-off single to Shawn Pleffner to start the frame. For Pleffner, it was the second time he foiled a sublime Fisher Cats pitching performance in a week. On Tuesday, July 21, Casey Lawrence had retired 19 in a row until Pleffner entered the game as a pinch-hitter and broke up Lawrence's perfect bid with a clean base hit. SLAMMIN SCHIMPF: Ryan Schimpf continues to slug away for the Fisher Cats. He holds the team record for most career home runs in a Fisher Cats uniform with 59, including one on Sunday in the finale of the road series at Portland and another Monday against Harrisburg in the first game of the homestand. Schimpf also recently passed the 100 homer mark for his professional career. August by the Numbers Record 1-0 Home 1-0 Away 6-7 Team ERA 7.00 Starters ERA 5.40 Bullpen ERA 7.94 Team AVG.290 Runs/Game 9.00 Home Runs 1 FEELING IT SLIP AWAY: The comeback for the Sea Dogs last Thursday night was a stunner for the Fisher Cats. Prior to Thursday night, New Hampshire had been 38-0 in games where they led after seven innings, and 41-0 when they held the lead going into the ninth inning. The four runs allowed in the bottom of the ninth raised the bullpen s July ERA nearly a run and a half, from 1.79 to NEW HAMPSHIRE ALUMS ALL OVER: With the MLB trade deadline fast approaching and the Toronto Blue Jays in contention within the AL East, plenty of former Fisher Cats are on the move. On Tuesday, the Blue Jays shipped out Jeff Hoffman to the Colorado Rockies as part of the package that brought Troy Tulowitzki to Toronto, on the day that Hoffman had been scheduled to make his third start for the Fisher Cats. On Thursday, Toronto dealt former Fisher Cat hurlers Matt Boyd and Daniel Norris (along with lower-level arm Jairo Labourt) to the Detroit Tigers in exchange for ace pitcher David Price. On Friday, reliever Jimmy Cordero made the move to the Philadelphia Phillies as part of a deal that brings outfielder Ben Revere to the Blue Jays. FANTASTIC 42 AND ON HOLD: Dalton Pompey picked up a third-inning RBI single and tripled to extend his team-record on-base streak to 42 games on 7/16. With his promotion to Buffalo on 7/17, the streak will halt there for now. During the streak, which dates back to 2014, Pompey is hitting.371 with a.428 on-base percentage. He posted eye-popping numbers in June, batting.372 with an OPS of 1.066, five homers and 15 RBI. FISHER CATS ALUMNI REPORT Jean Machi earned a save in his debut for the Boston Red Sox. He gave up a run on a single hit (a homer by Logan Forsythe), and struck out one. Adam Lind collected a single, a double and a run scored in the Milwaukee Brewers 4-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Upcoming Games Probables Time Tuesday, August 4 Richmond LHP Matt Gage (2-1, 1.56) v. New Hampshire LHP Jeff Anderson (6-5, 4.54) 7:05 p.m. Wednesday, August 5 Richmond RHP Edwin Quirarte (0-2, 3.83) v. New Hampshire RHP Austin Bibens-Dirkx (4-5, 4.58) 7:05 p.m. Thursday, August 6 Richmond TBA vs New Hampshire RHP Casey Lawrence (10-10, 4.63) 7:05 p.m. Friday, August 7 Bowie RHP Elih Villanueva (8-7, 2.93) v. New Hampshire RHP Mike Lee (0-1, 5.23) 6:05 p.m.

2 FISHER CATS vs. THE EASTERN LEAGUE Eastern Home Away 2015 All-Time Binghamton (22) New Britain (21) Portland (23) Reading (20) Trenton (19) v. Eastern (105) Akron (6) Altoona (7) Bowie (6) Erie (6) Harrisburg (6) Richmond (6) v. Western (37) Totals SERIES BREAKDOWN 2G 3G 4G 5G Won Lost Split Sweeps Opp. Sweeps Home Away Fisher Cats vs. Reading 2015 GM Result Winner Loser Save 4/13 W, 4-3 Perez Araujo McFarland 4/14 W, 5-4 Burns Ogando --- 4/15 L, 4-1 Vasquez Boyd Shackleford 5/4 L, 5-1 Nola Anderson --- 5/5 L, 11-9 Milner Bibens-Dirkx Schackleford 5/6 W, 5-2 Boyd Eflin McFarland 5/18 W, 4-1 Lawrence Windle McFarland 5/19 W, 6-4 Cole Lively McFarland 5/20 L, 4-0 Nola Pineiro --- 5/26 L, 10-1 Biddle Pineiro --- 5/27 L, Ogando Antolin Shackleford 5/28 W, 4-3 Browning Roibal --- 7/30 W, 4-0 Bibens-Dirkx Leiter, Jr /31 L, 5-3 Rodriguez (3-2) Lawrence(10-10) Shackleford(23) 8/1 W, 9-7 Girodo Pivetta --- 8/2 8/17 8/18 8/19 8/20 All-Time vs. Reading: Home: Away: Last sweep by Fisher Cats: April 25-27, 2014 at NH (3 games) Last sweep by Reading: May 12-14, 2014 at NH (3 games) SEASON HIGHS AND LOWS T (ties record), N (new record) TEAM HITTING: Most Runs, Game.. 14 (6/12 at Altoona) Most Runs, Inning.. 7 (2x; 3 rd, 7/8 v. Trenton) Most Hits, Game.. 20 (4/25 v. Binghamton) Fewest Hits, Game.. 1 (6/11 at Akron) Most Doubles, Game. 6 (6/12 at Altoona) Most Triples, Game. 2 (6/10 at Akron) Most Home Runs, Game 4 (6/12 at Altoona) Most Consec. HR, Game.. 1 Most Consec. Game w/hr 5 (4/12 G2-4/16) Most Home Runs, Month 20 (April) Most Total Bases, Game. 36 (6/12 at Altoona) Most Extra Base Hits, Game 10 (6/12 at Altoona) Most Walks.. 10 (7/3 vs. Portland) Most Strikeouts.. 14 (6/7 v. Richmond) Most Stolen Bases, Game 4 (2x; 6/15 v. Erie Most Hit into DP, Game. 2 (several; last 7/23 at Portland) Left on Base.. T-17 (5/5 at Reading) Consec. Scoreless Innings 18.2 (6/10-6/12) Shutouts 6 (7/22 at Harrisburg) INDIVIDUAL HITTING: Most Runs, Game 4 (Smith, 6/12 at Altoona) Most Hits, Game T-5 (Hobson, 4/25 v. Binghamton) Most Doubles, Game.. 2 (9x; Newman, 7/21 at Harrisburg) Most Home Runs, Game.. 2 (5x; Schimpf, 7/3 at Portland) Most HR, Month.. 5 (Pompey, Hobson, June) Most Total Bases, Game. 9 (3x; Pompey, 6/12 at Altoona) Most RBI, Game.. 5 (Schimpf, 7/6 v. New Britain) Most RBI, Month.. 17 (Fox, April) Most Walks, Game.. 3 (6x; Nolan, 7/28 v. Harrisburg) Most Strikeouts, Game.. 4 (Hobson 3x, 5/17 at Binghamton) Longest Hit Streak N-24 (Pompey, 7/21/14-6/20/15) Consec. Games On Base N-42 (Pompey, 7/21-14-current) Consec. Hitless At-Bats.. 23 (Parmley, 7/12-7/21) Most Stolen Bases, Game.. 3 (Berti, 7/11 at New Britain) Most Runs Allowed Most Runs, Inning Most Hits Allowed Fewest Hits Allowed.. Most HR Allowed, Game Most Earned Runs Most Strikeouts. Most Walks. Most Hit By Pitches Scoreless Inning Streak Shutouts TEAM PITCHING: 13 (7/22 at Harrisburg) 7 (1 st, 5/13 v. New Britain) 21 (2x; 7/24 at Portland) 2 (4x; 7/28 v. Harrisburg) 3 (3x; 6/23 v. Portland) 12 (6/5 v. Richmond) 17 (4/10 v. NB) 8 (7/23 at Portland) 2 (3x; Erie) 21.0 (6/25, 4 th inning 6/28, 7 th inning) 9 (7/27 vs. Harrisburg) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING: Most Innings, Game, Starter. 9.0 (2x; Cole, 7/4 v. New Britain) Most Innings, Game, Reliever. 3.0 (3x; S. Barnes, 7/2 at Portland) Most Hits, Starter 14 (2x; Anderson, 7/24 at Portland) Most Runs, Starter 10 (Anderson, 7/24 at Portland) Most Runs, Reliever 6 (Browning, 6/5 v. Richmond) Most ER, Game, Starter T-10 (Anderson, 7/24 at Portland) Most ER, Game, Reliever 6 (Browning, 6/5 v. Richmond) Most HR, Starter 3 (Cole, 6/23 v. Portland) Most HR, Reliever 2 (McFarland, 5/19 at Reading) Most Walks, Starter 5 (Cole, 7/17 v. Portland) Most Walks, Reliever 3 (Burns, 5/11 v. New Britain) Most Strikeouts, Starter 9 (4x; Cole, 7/4 v. New Britain) Most Strikeouts, Reliever 5 (3x; McFarland, 6/24 v. Portland) Consecutive scoreless innings (D. Barnes, 4/16-5/22) Low-Hit Complete Game 7 (Cole, 7/4 v. New Britain) Wild Pitches, Game. 2 (Cole, New Britain) TEAM & INDIVIDUAL FIELDING: Errors, Game, Team 4 (2x; 4/19 at New Britain) Errors, Game, Individual 2 (several) Opponents Errors, Game, Team 4 (5/31 at New Britain) Double Plays, Game, by NH 4 (4/22 at Trenton) Double Plays, Game, by Opp 3 (2x; 5/20 at Reading) Caught Stealing, Game, by NH. N-4 NB) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS: Longest Winning Streak.. 5 (7/11-pres.) Longest Losing Streak. 5 (2x; 7/22-pres.) High-Water Mark.. +7 (50-43 on 7/21) Low-Water Mark -7 (2x; 6/23) Longest Game, Innings 16 (7/2 at Portland) Longest Game Time (9 innings). 3:22 (7/7 v. Trenton) Shortest Game Time (9 Innings) 1:58 (6/3 v. Bowie) Largest Deficit Overcome in Win 4 Binghamton) Largest Margin of Victory. 13 (6/12 at Altoona) Largest Margin of Defeat.. 13 (7/22 at Harrisburg; 13-0) Largest Home Attendance 8,066 (15 th All-Time; 5/24 v. Altoona)

3 FISHER CATS STARTING PITCHER # 19 Taylor Cole yrs old 5-8, 4.55 Career: 27-34, 3.64 in 96 G/91 GS OPP BAA: (.298) Home: 3-4, 4.35 in 10 GS vs. RHB: (.290), 8 HR Road: 2-4, 4.80 in 10 GS vs. LHB: (.308), 6 HR WHIP: 1.48 w/risp: (.284) TONIGHT S START Ø Looking for second straight win after notching a victory in a fiveinning performance against Harrisburg last time out. v. READING Ø Third career start against Fightin Phils. Ø Took a victory on May 19 at Reading, allowing one run on four hits and two walks over five innings while fanning six NOTES Ø Threw complete-game shutout on 4 th of July v. NB, earning win with walk-off sac fly in ninth Struck out 9 in career-best 9 IP Ø Followed that by dealing eight superb innings against Trenton 7/9, allowing just one run on five hits and two walks while whiffing five for his second straight win. Ø First 9-inning CG SHO on 7/4 v. NB 7 H, 9 K, 1 BB Ø Seasons-best 7 K vs. POR on 6/23, but set career high with 3 HRA Ø Back-to-back wins May 14, May 19 Ø Allowed career-high 11 hits on May 25 vs. Altoona Ø Made season debut 4/11 vs. New Britain, surrendering three runs on eight hits and a walk while fanning five in five innings NOTES Ø Split season between Dunedin and NH, going 8-11 with 3.43 ERA in 26 G/25 GS. Ø Led minor leagues with 181 strikeouts, 171 with Dunedin to lead Florida State League. Ø Pitched innings, giving up 126 hits and only 5 home runs. Ø Struck out career-high 12 on 7/21 v. Bradenton. Also struck out 10 on May 23 v. Fort Myers. Ø Post sub-2.00 ERA in May, July. Lefties hit just.202 against him. Ø In two starts with NH, went 0-2, Ø Made Double-A debut on Aug. 2, giving up career high 8 runs (7 ER) over 5.1 innings. Current teammate Jake Fox homered against him NOTES Ø Made full-season debut with Lansing and Dunedin. Ø Made 27 starts, giving up 147 hits in 137 innings. Tallied 103 strikeouts. CAREER/PERSONAL NOTES Ø Drafted after sophomore season at BYU. Also attended Southern Nevada CC. Ø Served a mission trip in Toronto for Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints. Ø Also drafted by Dodgers in 26 th round of 2007, Arizona in 31 st round in Ø Made pro debut in 2011 with Vancouver, posting 1-3, 5.88 in 11 G Ø Repeated Vancouver in 2012, going 6-0 with 0.81 ERA (66.1 IP, 36 H, 6 ER, 57 K, 17 BB Named Northwest League Player of the Year, Topps All-Star Ø Named Cape Code League All-Star for Orleans in 2012 going 2-1, 4.22 with 39 K in 27.0 IP Ø In high school, played elite travel ball with and against Matt Newman, Andy Burns. OBTAINED: Selected by the Blue Jays in the 29 th round in 2011 Brigham Young University Tomorrow s starter Lefty John Anderson takes the ball for the Fisher Cats on Tuesday. The southpaw got the win his last time out, allowing only one unearned run on six hits and four walks while fanning three against Harrisburg on 7/29. Anderson is 6-5 with a 4.54 ERA in 20 starts this season. He took a loss in a quality start against the Flying Squirrels on 6/ GAME-BY-GAME RUNDOWN DATE RES DEC IP H R ER BB K HR 4/11 v. NB W, 5-4 ND /16 at NB L, 8-5 ND /21 at TRE L, 4-3 L (0-1) 5.2 # /26 v. BIN L, 3-0 L (0-2) *2 April 0-3, GS /2 at BIN L, 2-1 L (0-3) /9 v. TRE W, 4-1 ND /14 at BIN W, 4-3 W (1-3) /19 at REA W, 6-4 W (2-3) /25 v. ALT L, 9-4 L (2-4) 5.0 # /30 at NB L, 6-5 ND May 2-2, GS /5 v. RIC L, 12-1 L (2-5) /11 at AKR L, 3-0 L (2-6) /16 at ERI L, 6-3 ND /23 v. POR L, 7-2 L (2-7) #3 6/29 at TRE L, 3-2 ND June 0-3, GS /4 v. NB W, 1-0 W (3-7) # /9 v. TRE W, 2-1 W (4-7) /17 v. POR W, 2-1 ND /22 at HBG L, 13-0 L (4-8) /27 v. HBG W, 8-6 W (5-8) July 3-1, GS /2 v. REA *ties career high; # new career high; ^ties team record; %new team record COLE 2015 & CAREER HIGHS **BOLD indicates career high occurred in 2015** 2015 CAREER MOST IP 9.0 (7/4 v. NB) 9.0 (7/4/15 v. NB) SHORTEST GS 2.2 (4/16 at NB) 2.0 (8/30/14 at Brev. Cty) MOST K 9 (7/4 v. NB) 12 (7/21/14 v. Bradenton) MOST BB 4 (6/23 v. POR) 6 (7/6/11 at Eugene) MOST H 11 (5/25 v. ALT) 11 (5/25/15 vs. ALT) MOST R 7 (6/23 v. POR) 8 (8/2/14 v. Reading) MOST ER 6 (6/23 v. POR) 7 (8/2/14 v. Reading) MOST HR 3 (6/23 v. POR) 3 (6/23/15 v. Portland) f CAREER & SEASON W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB K HR CAR v. READING W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB K HR CAR STARTERS BY THE NUMBERS TEAM RUN PITCHER GS QS W-L W-L AVG IP K/9 SUPPORT Anderson R/4.3 Antolin R/4.0 Barnes R/5.0 Bibens-Dirkx R/5.2 Boyd R/4.7 Cole R/2.9 Hoffman R/4.0 Lawrence R/4.2 Lee R/6.3 Piñeiro R/4.9 M. Smith R/3.0

4 2015 Fisher Cats Relievers BULLPEN BREAKDOWN FIRST BATTER Pitcher Last Relief Outing IP H R ER BB K SV/OPP HOLD RET/FACED IR/STRAND Antolin 8/1 ND v. Reading /2 1 19/27 9/7 Barnes, D. 7/30 H v. Reading /5 4 19/31 12/6 Barnes, S. 7/24 ND at Portland /0 4 16/24 8/7 Burns 8/1 ND v. Reading /2 3 15/23 9/8 Girodo 8/1 W v. Reading /1 1 9/14 10/4 Hynes 7/30 H v. Reading /1 3 8/10 3/3 McFarland 7/30 ND v. Reading / /29 18/18 Perez 7/31 ND v. Reading /2 1 10/20 9/4 TOTALS (ALL RELIEVERS) 23/34, /226, /81,.717 TEAM PITCHING W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB K HR STARTERS RELIEVERS TOTALS TEAM CATCHING INN ER ERA PB CS-SBA, PCT PO Murphy , Rankin , Medina , Jimenez , # 40 DUSTIN ANTOLIN RHP yrs 28 G/1 GS SV vs. LHB: 10-52, (.192) vs. RHB: 29-99, (.293), HR w/risp: 10-46, (.217) LAST SV: 6/30 at POR SEASON HIGHS: IP: 2.2 (4/12 v. NB-GS) ER: 3 (5/27 vs. REA) K: 4 TRN) BB: 3 (4/12 v. NB) LAST W: 6/20 v. BIN 8/1 v. REA ND Lead, 9-3 Lead, 9-3 Win, 9-7 7/29 v. HBG ND Lead, 6-1 Lead, 6-1 Win, 6-1 7/26 at POR ND Trail, 7-2 Finished Loss, NOTES: First S on 6/25 v. POR Earned 2 nd W on 6/20 v. Binghamton Placed on DL on 5/4-5/17 Made first pro start on 4/12 v. NB in game 2 (2.2 SHO IP) Scoreless first outing on April 10. LAST SEASON: Eastern League All-Star over 37 G in 2014 (4-6, 3.38 ERA) Pitched 42.2 innings, did not allow HR Struck out 52 (10.96 K/9 IP)...Took L in All-Star Game by surrendering grand slam to EL MVP Steven Moya. Career record of 23-23, 4.76 ERA in 213 G Enters 2015 having given up just 10 HR in IP...Posted ERA (41 ER, 32.1 IP) with NH in Selected by the Blue Jays in the 11 th round of the 2008 draft Mililani High School (Hawaii) # 36 DANNY BARNES RHP yrs 31 G SV vs. LHB: 15-54, (.278), HR vs. RHB: , (.278) w/risp: 13-46, (.283) LAST SV: 7/11 at NB SEASON HIGHS: IP: 2.2 (5/11 v. NB) ER: 3 (6/13 v. ALT) K: 5 (5/11 v. NB) BB: 2 (2x; 7/17 v. POR) LAST W: 5/9 v. TRE 7/30 v. REA H (4) Lead, 3-0 Lead, 3-0 Win, 4-0 7/27 v. HBG ND Lead, 8-4 Finished Win, 8-6 7/23 at POR ND Lead, 3-2 Finished Loss, NOTES: Placed on DL on 6/25-7/3 Allowed runs in 5 straight from 6/ L on road trip from 6/9-6/17, allowing 6 ER No runs allowed in 18.1 IP from 4/19-5/24 5 Ks on 5/11 v. NB First Double-A win in season debut on April 10 followed by first Double-A save on 4/12. LAST SEASON: Went 0-5, 4.19 ERA in 36 G in 2014 with Dunedin Struck out 49 over 38.2 IP Converted 7 of 8 saves. Career record of 8-11, 2.72 in 157 G Has converted 55 of 63 career save opportunities Limited to 4 G in 2013 due to injury Double-A debut 7/6/12, allowed walk-off HR to Twins OF Oswaldo Arcia. Selected by the Blue Jays in the 35 th round of the 2010 draft Princeton University # 12 SCOTT BARNES LHP yrs 25 G/ 1 GS SV vs. LHB: 11-49, (.224), 3 HR vs. RHB: 28-92, (.304), 4 HR w/risp: 7-32 (.219) LAST SV: 5/9 v. TRE SEASON HIGHS: IP: 5.0 (7/28 v. HBG) ER: 5 (7/22 at HBG) K: 4 (7/28 v. HBG) BB: 2 (2x; 6/29 at POR) LAST W: 7/28 v. HBG 7/28 v. HBG (GS) W (2-1) Started Lead, 2-0 Win, 5-0 7/24 at POR ND Trail, 10-5 Trail, 10-5 Loss, /22 at HBG ND Trail, 7-0 Trail, 11-0 Loss, NOTES: First NH decision was L on 5/12 v. NB Earned 3 rd career MiLB save on 5/9 v. TRE Transferred to NH on 4/29 Began season with 3 scoreless G (4.1 IP, 1 H, 3 K, 0 BB) W on 4/25 v. Lehigh Valley. LAST SEASON: Spent last season with Columbus in Indians org Went 3-2 in 25 G/1 GS Posted 3.69 ERA, but did have 3 blown saves Pitched 31.2 innings, allowing 22 H and 13 ER with 35 K and 16 BB. Massachusetts native First year in Blue Jays org Originally drafted in 8 th round of 2008 draft by Giants out of St. Johns University Traded to Indians on July 27, 2009 for Ryan Garko Pitched in Eastern League in , making 34 starts and posting 9-13 record with 5.08 ERA with Akron. Claimed off waivers on Dec. 23, 2014 from Texas Texas claimed him from Baltimore, who acquired him from Cleveland via trade on Nov. 26, PICKOFFS BY PITCHERS Team Total: 11 PITCHER No. LAST PITCHER No. Last Mike Lee 2 4/18 at NB Casey Lawrence 2 5/18 at REA Matt Boyd 1 5/24 v. ALT Taylor Cole 2 6/29 at TRE Scott Barnes 1 5/25 v. ALT Luis Perez 1 6/14 at ALT John Anderson 2 7/1 at POR Will Browning 1 7/20 at HBG OUTFIELD ASSISTS Team Total: 27 PLAYER No. LAST Newman 8 7/22 at HBG (9-2) Smith 7 6/30 at POR (7-4) Mesa 3 6/3 v. BOW (8-6) Berti 2 5/11 v. NB (7-6-2) Parmley 3 7/19 v. POR (9-4-2) Garner 2 6/6 v. RIC (9-2-6) Pompey 2 6/17 at ERI (8-4) Opitz 1 5/16 at BIN (7-5) Fields 1 6/29 at TRE (8-2)

5 # 34 CORY BURNS RHP yrs 23 G SV vs. LHB: 27-62, (.435), HR vs. RHB: 33-98, (.337), HR w/risp: 18-61, (.295), HR LAST SV: --- SEASON HIGHS: IP: 2.1 (5/24 v. ALT) ER: 4 (3x; 8/1 v. REA) K: 3 (6/5 v. RIC) BB: 3 (5/11 v. NB) LAST W: 4/14 v. REA 8/1 v. REA ND Lead, 9-3 Finished Win, 9-7 7/10 v. NB ND Trail, 7-1 Trail, 9-1 Loss, 9-1 7/7 v. NB ND Trail, 3-1 Trail, 6-3 Loss, NOTES: Second DL stint 7/18-7/31 Placed on DL 6/6-6/25 Posted ERA in 9 G in May BSV, W in each of first two games on 4/11, 4/14 Stranded two runners in 4/19 relief appearance vs. NB Non-roster invitee for spring training. LAST SEASON: Split season between Rangers and Rays org Posted 7.44 ERA with Round Rock Claimed by Rays in June, posted 2.32 ERA in AA/AAA Has made one start in 265 G entering 2015 Second all-time in games pitched for Univ. of Arizona (94 G) Lettered in high school golf and baseball at Mountain Ridge HS in Glendale. Claimed off waivers on Sept. 28, 2014 Originally drafted by Cleveland in 8 th round in 2009 Traded twice to San Diego in 2011, to Texas in # 24 CHAD GIRODO RHP yrs 14 G SV vs. LHB: 3-28, (.107) vs. RHB: 16-40, (.400) w/risp: 6-24, (.250) LAST SV: 6/28 at TRE SEASON HIGHS: IP: 3.0 (5/7 v. Lakeland) ER: 2 (5/6 v. Lakeland) K: 4 (6/8 v. Charlotte) BB: 2 (5/7 v. Lakeland) LAST W: 6/25 v. POR 8/1 v. REA W (2-0) Lead, 5-2 Lead, 9-3 Win, 9-7 7/28 v. HBG ND Lead, 4-0 Finished Win, 5-0 7/24 at POR ND Trail, 10-5 Finished Loss, NOTES: Picked up first Double-A save, getting final five outs in 5-2 win at TRE 6/28.Earned first AA W with 2.0 SHO IPI on 6/25 v. POR Promoted to Fisher Cats on 6/10 Went 2-2 with 1.32 ERA in 20 relief appearances for Dunedin In 27.1 innings for Dunedin, recorded 32 strikeouts against just 17 hits and seven walks, allowing only one home run. LAST SEASON: Went 7-3 with 2.47 ERA and three saves in 47 relief outings for Dunedin... Racked up 81 strikeouts against 70 hits, 20 BB, 2 HR in 76.2 IP. Began pro career in 2013 with Lansing (1-1, 4.18 in 15 GS) In 2013 College World Series, 1-0, 1.28 ERA, 19 K, 3 BB v. Indiana, UCLA Went in senior year at Hartselle HS, lead team to No. 22 national ranking Played with San Luis Obispo Blues in Cal Collegiate League in 2012 (1-0, 0.99 ERA). Selected by the Blue Jays in the 9 th round in 2013 Mississippi State University. # 14 BLAKE McFARLAND RHP yrs 28 G SV vs. LHB: 9-48, (.188), 2 HR vs. RHB: 15-74, (.203) w/risp: 2-35, (.057) LAST SV: 6/24 v. POR SEASON HIGHS: IP: 2.0 (6x; 7/3 v. Syracuse) ER: 3 (5/19 at REA) K: 5 (6/24 v. POR) BB: 2 (7/10 v. Scranton) LAST W: 5/3 at BIN 7/30 v. REA ND Lead, 4-0 Finished Win, 4-0 7/29 v. HBG ND Lead, 6-1 Finished Win, 6-1 7/25 at POR ND Trail, 2-1 Finished Loss, NOTES: Held 3.38 ERA in eight appearances with Buffalo Promoted to Buffalo 6/28, returned July 25 Posted 1.17 ERA in April with 2 SV Retired 46 of first 53 batters, allowed 1 ER in first 14 G Earned W despite allowing first run on 4/23 v. BIN Struck out side in debut on 4/10. LAST SEASON: Split season between Dunedin (16 G) and NH (19G) Posted 4.00 ERA in FSL, but lowered to 2.04 in NH Struck out 73 in 63.1 IP Allowed 3 ER in final 21.2 IP (1.25 ERA). Signed after final season at San Jose State in 2011 Pro debut with Vancouver as starter, moved to bullpen in 2012 Artist website - Signed as a college free agent on June 13, # 20 LUIS PEREZ LHP yrs 21 G SV vs. LHB: 8-36, (.222) vs. RHB: 17-61, (.279) w/risp: 8-31, (.258) LAST SV: 5/14 at BIN SEASON HIGHS: IP: 3.0 (5/5 at REA) ER: 6 (5/1 v. Louisville) K: 4 (2x; 5/26 vs. Indy) BB: 2 (6x; 7/26 at POR) LAST W: 4/13 v. REA 7/26 at POR ND Trail, 5-2 Trail, 7-2 Loss, 7-2 7/22 at HBG ND Trail, 6-0 Trail, 7-0 Loss, /17 v. POR ND Trail, 2-0 Tied, 2-2 Win, 5-4/ NOTES: Placed on DL on 7/2, activated on 7/15 In Buffalo May 9-13 Returned to NH with 3.0 SHO IP on 5/5 at REA Spent April 24-May 4 with Buffalo 2 G, 6 ER, 8 H, 2 K, 1 BB (27.00 ERA) First W (first since May, 2011) on 4/13 v. REA. LAST SEASON: In Braves organization, but did not pitch due to injury (Tommy John Surgery in 2012) Pitched just 12 games in Former Fisher Cats starter in (41 G/39 GS; 14-17, 3.86, 161 K/104 BB) MLB debut in Toronto bullpen April 16, 2011 v. Red Sox (1.1 SHO IP, 1 H, 2 K) MLB stats from : 78 G/4 GS; 5-6, 4.50 ERA in IP Signed as free agent on Jan. 5, 2015 Originally signed by Jays in 2003, released in 2014 Signed with Braves for 2014, but did not pitch.

6 # 4 ROEMON FIELDS OF HR 6 RBI vs. LH: 4-14 (.286) SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.363), HR 3 (4x; 7/29) H 4 (7/17/13) w/risp: 7-19 (.368), 5 RBI 1 (4x; 7/29) RBI 4 (3x; 5/16/14) Series: 3-8, 2 R 1 (7/29) HR 1 (13x) Stand: 10-19, 5 R, HR, 3 RBI, 2 BB 5 (3x) STK 9 (5/2/14-5/18/14) Current Streak: 6 gm (11-23, 7/26-pres.) 2015 Fisher Cats Hitting Notes # 6 JORGE FLORES INF HR 19 RBI vs. LH: (.299), 5 2B, 6 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.29), 12 2B, 13 RBI 4 (5/5) H 4 (5/5/15) w/risp: (.234), 15 RBI 2 (7/3) RBI 3 (2X; 5/10/14) Series: 3-8, 3 R, 2 BB, RBI, K HR 1 (4 HR) Stand: 6-15, 4 R, 3 RBI, 3 BB, CS 6 (2x) STK 11 (7/4/12-7/19/12) Current streak: -1 gm (0-2, 8/1-pres) 2015 EL ALL-STAR 2015 NOTES: Walk-off single in bottom of 11 th on 7/18 v. POR.3H, first RBI with NH on 7/3 at POR Bunt single in first AA AB 6/26 vs. POR.Promoted to NH on 6/25 Spent first half with Dunedin, hitting.269 with 10 2B, 4 3B, 1 HR, 21 RBI Stole 21 bases in 30 tries NOTES: Made pro debut with Vancouver Named Northwest League All-Star Hit.269 with 18 XBH in 72 G Stole 48 based in 57 attempts setting new Vancouver record. CAREER/PERSONAL: Seattle native was postal worked before signing with Blue Jays Went undrafted out of Bethany College Also attended Yakima Valley CC. Signed as free agent on Aug. 27, NOTES: Ejected balls/strikes on 7/7 Hit.324 with 33 H in 27 G in May Pro debut in RF on 5/ , 3 RBI on trip 5/1-5/6 Career-high 4 H on 5/5 at Reading RBI in season debut on April NOTES: Split season with DUN, NH hitting cumulative.298 Hit.293 in 64 G w/nh, including.338 in August...Hit.225, 1 HR over 66 G with Hermosillo in Mexican Winter League. CAREER/PERSONAL: Hit 22 doubles in 77 G in 2013 MWL debut with.182 AVG in 22 G Began career in 2012 hitting.265 with Vancouver. Selected by the Blue Jays in the 19 th round in 2012 Central Arizona College # 13 EMILIO GUERRERO INF HR 4 RBI vs. LH: 7-24 (.292) SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.259), HR, 4 RBI 2 (several) H 6 (8/16/13) w/risp: 4-21 (.190), 4 RBI, 2 K 2 (5/3) RBI 5 (8/16/13) Series: 2-7, R, 2B, RBI, 3 K 1 (4/18) HR 2 (8/26/14) Stand: 4-15, 2 R, RBI, 5 K 10 (7/11 7/29)STRK 14 (4/11/14-4/28/14) Current Streak: 1 gm (2-4; 8/1-pres) 2015 NOTES: Had 10-game hitting streak 7/11-7/29, going Placed on DL 5/13 First Double-A HR was GW in 8 th on 5/9 v. TRE First 2 AA RBI on 5/3 at BIN Promoted to NH on 4/29 Began season in Dunedin, in 16 G hit.175 (10-57) with 1 2B, 1 HR, 4 RBI Drove in 2 RBI on BNG NOTES: Spent entire season in Dunedin, playing in career-high 105 games Hit.258 with 9 HR, 46 RBI Had 21 doubles and 1 triple Strikeouts increased from 67 to 107 in 40 more at-bats. CAREER/PERSONAL: Began pro career with DSL Jays in 2011 Made US debut in 2012 hitting.221 between GCL and Bluefield Full-season debut with Lansing and Dunedin hitting a combined.274 with 8 HR...Struck out just 60 times in 350 AB/100 G. Signed as free agent on May 23, 2011 from Dominican Republic. # 28 K.C. HOBSON INF HR 49 RBI vs. LH: (.202), 5 HR, 13 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.270), 7 HR, 35 RBI 5 (4/25) H 5 (4/25/15) w/risp: (.248), 2 HR, 32 RBI 4 (6/30) RBI 6 (2x; 9/1/13) Series: 2-12, RBI, 3 K 2 (6/9) HR 2 (2x; 6/10/14) Stand: 4-20, 2 RBI, 2 K 8 (6/19-28) STK 10 (8/6-8/18/12) Current Streak: 2 gm (2-8, 7/31-pres) 2015 EL ALL-STAR 2015 NOTES: Hit first NH grand slam of 2015, 6/30 at POR Hit in 8 straight 6/19-28.Clubbed two HR on 6/9 at Akron Homered in bottom of 9 th v. REA on 5/28 Career-high 5 H plus 3 RBI on 4/25 v. BIN 4K on 4/21 at TRE Homered on first 2 days of season with 4 RBI Homered v. SNHU on 4/ NOTES: Split season with Dunedin and NH Cumulative numbers: 114 G,.228, 12 HR, 78 RBI Hit HR in Double-A debut on June 17 Tallied 5 HR in 54 G with NH FSL All-Star with.238 avg, 87 HR, and FSL-best 57 RBI 27 RBI in games in April. CAREER/PERSONAL: Double-digit HR totals in Ranked 2 nd with 19 HR in FSL in 2013, 6 RBI in final game of 13 season Son of former Red Sox player/manager, Butch Hobson Lived in Nashua, went to Nashua South HS while Butch managed Nashua independent team Graduated HS in Calif. Selected by the Blue Jays in the 6 th round in 2009 Stockdale (CA) HS # 4 CHRISTIAN LOPES INF HR 6 RBI vs. LH: 4-23 (.174) SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: 8-41 (.195), 4 RBI 2 (several) H 4 (2x; 5/20/13) w/risp: 4-16 (.250), 5 RBI 2 (2x; 5/17) RBI 5 (8/1/13) Series: HR 1 (several) Stand: 5-23, R 5 (4/23-4/27) STK 9 (7/29/12-8/10/12) Current Streak: -1 gm (0-3, 7/31-pres) 2015 NOTES: First 2 AA RBI on 5/5 at Reading Promoted to NH on 4/29 Began season in Dunedin, playing in 17 G and hitting.254 (15-59) with 4 2B, 3 RBI, 5 BB, & 8 K NOTES: Spent entire season with Dunedin, playing 106 games Hit.243 with 26 doubles in just 346 AB Also had 1 triple, 3 HR, and 33 RBI Drew 42 walks against 67 K for /329 OBP. CAREER/PERSONAL: Began career in 2012 with Bluefield, hitting.280 in 49 G Spent all of 2013 with Lansing playing in career-high 129 G Named Midwest League All-Star hitting.245 with 24 doubles, career-high 5 home runs. Selected in the 7 th round of the 2011 draft Edison HS (California) # 15 MARTIN MEDINA C HR 2 RBI vs. LH: 2-8 (.250) SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: 1-10 (.100), HR, 2 RBI 3 (6/10) H 3 (9x; 6/10/15) w/risp: 0-3 (.000) 2 (3x; 7/23) RBI 3 (6x; 7/19/12) Series: 0-7, R, BB, 2 K 1 (7/23) HR 1 (several) Trip: 2-9, R, HR, 2 RBI 5 (6/13-6/24) STK 19 (6/4/12-7/19/12) Current Streak: -2 gm (0-7, 7/27-pres.) 2015 NOTES: Acquired 6/5 from Chicago White Sox for cash considerations Batted.281 in 18 games with Dunedin after hitting just.130 with Birmingham in the White Sox organization NOTES: Batted a combined.286 (48-168) with 10 doubles, a triple, 22 RBI and 21 runs scored in 54 games between Class A Winston-Salem and Class AA Birmingham. CAREER/PERSONAL: Acquired 6/5 from Chicago White Sox for cash considerations Enjoys wakeboarding, snowboarding and paintball. Selected by the White Sox in the 20 th round in 2011 Cal State Bakersfield

7 2015 Fisher Cats Hitting Notes # 9 JACK MURPHY C HR 26 RBI vs. LH: (.203), 5 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.241), 1 HR, 21 RBI 3 (2x; 6/9) H 3 (several) w/risp: (.213), 21 RBI 4 (5/3) RBI 4 (7/18/09) Series: 3-11, 3 R, 3B, BB, K 2 (4/14) HR 2 (4/14/14) Stand: 5-21, BB, 3B, 5 R, 2 BB, 3 K 4 (5/15-5/22)STK 9 (4/16/12-5/6/12) Current Streak: 2 gm (3-7, 7/31-pres.) 2015 EL ALL-STAR 2015 NOTES: Pro pitching debut in 9 th on 5/24 v. ALT, striking out first batter (1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 ER, 2 BB, 1 K) 3 BB on 4/27; 9 BB from 4/24-4/27 First career multi-hr game featured walk-off on 4/14 v. REA 5 th straight season in NH NOTES: Split season between NH and Buffalo for second straight year Hit.225 with 6 HR in 42 G with Fisher Cats Pitchers had 2.87 ERA with Murphy catching Hit.353 with 6 HR, 37 RBI in 40 G with Canberra. CAREER/PERSONAL: Spent last three off-seasons with Canberra in Australian Baseball League...Entering 2015, appeared in 109 G with NH Has caught 30% of base-stealers in his career. Selected by the Blue Jays in the 31 st round in 2009 Princeton University # 7 MATT NEWMAN OF HR 39 RBI vs. LH: (.217), 3 HR, 13 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.225), 6 HR, 24 RBI 3 (2x; 4/29) H 4 (7/11/14) w/risp: (.257), 4 HR, 32 RBI 4 (4/20) RBI 4 (8/16/14) Series: 2-10, R, RBI, 3 K 1 (5x) HR 2 (2x; 6/6/14) Stand: 4-21, 2 R, 2B, HR, 4 RBI 6 (4/28-5/4) STK 11 (4/29/13-5/14/13) Current Streak: -1 gm (0-3; 8/1-pres) 2015 NOTES: Placed on DL on 6/25 Hit.100 in 12 G in June 6-game hit streak from 4/28-5/4 3 H, RBI in season debut on April 10 GW BB in 10 th on 4/ NOTES: Split season Dunedin and NH, making Double-A debut Total numbers: 106 G, 30 2B, 4 3B, 7 HR, 53 RBI, 9 OF assists Hit.242, 6 HR, 39 RBI in 81 G with NH Made minors pitching debut with scoreless inning on May 24 at Portland Allowed HR v. Reading on Aug. 2. CAREER/PERSONAL: Spent 2011, 12 mostly with Vancouver Full-season debut with Dunedin in 2013 Father, Randy, went to ASU and won 1981 national title as LHP (15-2, 2.99 in 81-82) Played with and against teammate Taylor Cole in high school elite travel teams Father, Randy, drafted in 16 th round in 1982 by Seattle, advanced to Triple-A in five seasons. Signed as UDFA on June 17, 2011 out of Arizona State. # 23 KEVIN NOLAN INF HR 43 RBI vs. LH: (.259), HR SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.262), 3 HR 3 (4/27) H 4 (7x; 7/6/14) w/risp: (.318), 2 HR, 32 RBI 3 (4/20) RBI 5 (6/16/13) Series: 4-11, R, HR, 4 RBI, BB 1 (3x; 5/19) HR 1 (several) Stand: 7-21, 2R, 2B, HR, 5RBI, SB 11 (5/13-5/23) STK 15 (4/20/12-5/5/12) Current Streak: 1 gm (2-3, 8/1-pres.) 2015 NOTES: On-base in 14 straight NH games from 4/27-5/ , 2 2B, HR in 2 stints/9 G with Buffalo 9-game hit streak from April 27-May 12 (14-35,.400) First HR on 80 th AB of 2015 on 5/10 3 rd season in NH NOTES: Spent most of season with NH, hitting.257 with 5 HR, 38 RBI in 102 G Hit.290 in second half;.368 with 10 doubles in July Triple-A debut with 2 H on April 17 Total of 21 G with Buffalo, hitting. 239 with 3 RBI. CAREER/PERSONAL: Nashua, N.H. native, played baseball and basketball at Nashua South HS Two straight seasons with 120+ games played Missed significant time in 2012 with hamstring injuries Two-time minor league All- Star ( ) Blue Jays Community Service Award winner in Selected by the Blue Jays in the 20 th round in 2009 Winthrop University # 16 SHANE OPITZ INF HR 30 RBI vs. LH: 9-68 (.132), 4 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.298), HR, 26 RBI 4 (5/25) H 4 (2x; 5/25/15) w/risp: (.267), 28 RBI 2 (5x; 6/13) RBI 3 (4x; 7/28/13) Series: 6-12, 3 R, 2 2B, 3B, 4 RBI 1 (5/15) HR 1 (5 pro HR) Stand: 9-25, 5R, 2 2B, 2 3B, 8RBI 9 (5/18-5/27) STK 9 (4x; 5/18/15-5/27/15) Current Streak: 6 gm (9-25, 7/27-pres.) 2015 NOTES: Team s first-ever walk-off pinch hit for first Double-A RBI on 4/23 Collected two hits on 4/16 for first of season Made AA debut as PR on 4/11 Homered v. SNHU on 4/7 First 2015 HR on BIN. He had a 9 game hit streak beginning on 5/18 5/27 going NOTES: Didn t play until July Played 29 G with Dunedin, hitting.305 with 2 XBH, 8 RBI Hit.318 v. RHP. CAREER/PERSONAL: Pro debut as 18-year-old in 2010 with GCL...Primarily shortstop, but has played all 4 infield positions Played 75 G in 2013 (Lansing, Dunedin), hitting.322 (78-242) Played for Canberra in Australia after 2013 season hitting.261 in 28 G. Selected by the Blue Jays in 11 th round in 2010 Heritage HS (Colorado) # 3 RYAN SCHIMPF INF HR 43 RBI vs. LH: (.263), HR, 7 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.291) 12HR, 34RBI 4 (6/12) H 4 (5x; 5/23/13) w/risp: (.407), 5 HR, 34 RBI 3 (6x; 7/3) RBI 5 (2x; 5/23/13) Series: 1-10, R, 2 BB, 4 K 2 (2x; 7/3) HR 2 (8x; 5/15/15) Stand: 4-19, 4 R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI 7 (6/30-7/7) STRK 11 (5/23/12-6/13/12) Current Streak: -1 gm (0-3; 8/1-pres.) 2015 NOTES: Became franchise HR leader with 2 HR on 7/3 at POR (56 HR) Hit 100 th pro HR, 6/26 vs. POR Ranks 2 nd in NH history with 54 career HR Earned save in pro pitching debut with scoreless inning on 5/19 v. Columbus (3 BB) Played month of May with Buffalo, hitting.190 with 2 HR in 17 G Both AAA HR came on 5/15 v. Toledo 4 th season in NH NOTES: Began season in NH, hitting.322 with 4 HR in April...Totaled 50 G with NH with.270 avg, 17 2B, 15 HR, 37 RBI Made Triple-A debut in April, homering in second game Played 67 G with Buffalo, hitting.189 with 9 HR Tallied 24 total home runs in 2014, most in career Played for Mazatlan in Venezuela after season, hitting.2424 with 3 HR in 26 games. CAREER/PERSONAL: Averaged 23 home runs per season in (72 HR) Set team record with 79 walks in 2013 Hit 18 of 23 HR between April- June in 2013 Two-time MiLB.com Organizational All-Star (2012, 12)...Won College World Series with fellow Blue Jays prospect Sean Ochinko in Selected by the Blue Jays in the 5 th round in 2009 Louisiana State Univ. # 25 DWIGHT SMITH JR OF HR 31 RBI vs. LH: (.253), HR, 4 RBI SEAS HIGHS CAR vs. RH: (.267), 3 HR, 27 RBI 3 (5x; 7/2) H 4 (4x; 7/4/14) w/risp: (.275), HR, 26 RBI 3 (2x; 4/27) RBI 3 (8x; 4/27/15) Series: 0-2, R, BB 1 (3x; 5/4) HR 2 (4/6/14) Stand: 4-16, 2 R, HR, 2 RBI, 3 BB, K 16 (4/13-4/30) STK 16 (4/13/-4/30/15) Current Streak: -1 gm (0-2; 7/21-pres.) 2015 EL ALL-STAR 2015 NOTES: 3 consecutive multi-hit games in Portland 6/30-7/2 On base in 25 straight from 4/13-5/10, including 16 and 8-game hit streaks Hit.321 with 25 H in 19 G in April, then tallied.262 mark in 25 G in May 3 H, 3 RBI on 4/24 Registered hit in first Double-A at-bat NOTES: Spent entire season with Dunedin earning mid-season, postseason, and MiLB.com Organizational All-Star nods Hit.284 over career-high 121 games Added 28 doubles, 8 triples, 12 home runs all career bests Drew 58 walks against 69 strikeouts Hit.262 in 11 G with Mesa in AFL after the season. CAREER/PERSONAL: Ranked No. 14 by Baseball America in Blue Jays organization Made pro debut in 2012 with Vancouver and Bluefield, hitting combined.212 in 59 G Better year in Lansing in 2013, hitting.284 with 7 HR, 46 RBI, 25 steals Father, Dwight Sr., played for Cubs, Angels, Orioles, and Braves from , finished second in NL Rookie of the Year vote in Selected by the Blue Jays in the 1 st round (supplemental 53 rd overall) in 2011 McIntosh High School (Georgia)

8 2015 Fisher Cats Hitting Notes 2015 PINCH HITTING Date Pinch Hitter Result Totals 4/11 v. NB Ryan Schimpf (Pierce Rankin) K 0-1, K 4/21 at TRE Ryan Schimpf (Jorge Flores) Fly to LF 0-2, K 4/23 v. BIN Shane Opitz (Jorge Flores) Walk-off RBI 1B to LF 1-3, RBI 4/27 v. TRE Shane Optiz (Jorge Flores) K 1-4, RBI 5/2 at BIN Jack Murphy (Jorge Flores) K 1-5, RBI, 3 K 5/11 v. NB Andy Fermin (E. Guerrero) F7 1-6, RBI, 3 K 5/11 v. NB Matt Newman (Jorge Flores) 1B to RF 2-7, RBI, 3 K 5/11 v. NB Jack Murphy (C. Lopes) RBI GO to 1 st 2-8, 2 RBI, 3 K 5/15 at BIN Pierce Rankin (I.anParmley) K 2-9, 2 RBI, 4K 5/15 at BIN K.C. Hobson (Shane Opitz) 1B to LCF 3-10, 2 RBI, 4K 5/15 at BIN Christian Lopes (Dwight Smith) K 3-11, 2 RBI, 5K 5/24 v. ALT Christian Lopes (R. Torreyes) F8 3-12, 2 RBI, 5 K 6/4 v. BOW Ryan Schimpf (C. Garner) F9 3-13, 2 RBI, 5 K 6/15 at ERI Jorge Flores (D. Travis) HBP 3-13, 2 RBI, 5 K 6/28 at TRE Shane Opitz (Dalton Pompey) K 3-14, 2 RBI, 6 K 7/2 at POR Kevin Nolan (Shane Opitz) BB 3-14, 2 RBI, 6 K HOME RUN TRACKER PLAYER No. 2-R 3-R GS R/L H/R GW REC LAST Roemon Fields /0 1/ /29 Jorge Flores /0 0/ Emilio Guerrero /0 1/ /9 K.C. Hobson /4 8/ /21 Christian Lopes /0 0/ Martin Medina /1 0/ /23 Jack Murphy /0 2/ /3 Matt Newman /3 4/ /27 Kevin Nolan /2 3/ /1 Shane Opitz /1 0/ /26 Dalton Pompey /0 2/ /2 Ryan Schimpf /1 7/ /27 Dwight Smith Jr /1 2/ /16 LEAD-OFF: Pompey, 6/25 v. POR; Fields, 7/29 v. HBG WALK-OFF: Murphy, 4/14 v. REA; BACK-TO-BACK: MULTI-HR GAME: Fox, 4/13 v. REA; Murphy, 4/14 v. REA; Hobson, 6/9 at AKR; Pompey, 6/12 at ALT, Schimpf, 7/3 at POR; HR SAME INNING: Rankin/Pompey T3 6/12 at ALT; Pompey/Schimpf T9 6/12 at ALT PINCH-HIT: INSIDE-THE-PARK: MULTI-HR INNING: RECORD BY HOME RUN TOTAL WALK-OFFS WINS 4/11 v. NB; Matt Newman bases loaded walk in bottom of the tenth 4/14 v. REA; Jack Murphy two-run homer in bottom of ninth; second homer of game 4/23 v. BIN; Shane Opitz bloop 1B to LF in 10 th ; First walk-off pinch hit team history. 5/28 v. REA; Ian Parmley reaches on E3 in bottom of ninth 7/4 v. NB: Dwight Smith Jr. scores Roemon Fields in bottom of ninth on sacrifice fly 7/17 v. POR; Kevin Nolan bases loaded walk in bottom of the ninth 7/18 v. POR: Roemon Fileds singles in bottom of 11 th to score Jack Murphy LOSSES BIN: Xorge Carrillo sacrifice fly to LF in b9 NB: Juan Ciriaco single to RF in b12 ERI: Drew Longley grand slam in b13 TRE: Jake Dave sacrifice fly to LF in b13 POR: Cole Sturgeon scores on wild pitch in b 16 POR: Tzu-Wei Lin bases loaded single in b9 off Danny Barnes 2015 WEEKLY AWARDS PLAYER DATE STATS Matt Boyd May , 0.00; 2 GS; 12.0 IP, 11 H, 0 ER, 11 K/2 BB Dalton Pompey June 15 6 G; (.400), 2B, 3B, 8 RBI, 5 RS, 3 BB 2015 EJECTIONS DATE PLAYER/COACH SITUATION 4/23 v. BIN Bob Stanley Blake McFarland called for balk in 9 th to score run 6/6 v. RIC Bobby Meacham Disputed 3-R homer in 7 th 6/6 v. RIC Bob Stanley Disputed 3-R homer in 7 th 6/24 v. POR Bobby Meacham Ian Parmley thrown out at 3 rd base 6/25 v. POR Bobby Meacham Warnings issued after Jon Berti HBP for third time 6/28 at TRE Dalton Pompey Argued called third strike in 7 th 7/7 v. TRE Jorge Flores Argued balls and strikes after 6 th inning

9 STARTING LINE-UP BY BATTING ORDER STARTING LINE-UP BY POSITION C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Barton Berti Burns Fermin Fields Flores Fox Garner Guerrero Hobson Lopes Jimenez Medina Mesa Murphy Newman Nolan Opitz Parmley Pompey Rankin Schaeffer Schimpf Smith Jr Torreyes Travis TEAM SCORING BY INNING TEAM TOTAL FISHER CATS OPPONENTS MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES PLAYER 2H 3H 4H 5+ TOT HM RD HIGH (last) 2BI 3BI 4BI 5+ TOT HM RD HIGH (last) Andy Fermin Roemon Fields (7/29 v. HBG) (7/28 v. HBG) Jorge Flores # (5/5 at REA) (7/29 v. HBG) Emilio Guerrero (8/1 v. REA) (5/3 at BIN) K.C. Hobson *% (4/25 v. BIN) (6/30 at POR) Christian Lopes (7/28 v. HBG) (5/17 at BIN) Martin Medina (7/23 at POR Jack Murphy (6/9 at AKR) (5/3 at BIN) Matt Newman (4/29 v. TRE) (4/20 at TRN) Kevin Nolan (5/15 at BIN) (8/1 v. REA) Shane Opitz (5/25 v. ALT) (7/27 v. HBG) Pierce Rankin * (5/5 at REA) (6/12 at ALT) Ryan Schimpf (6/12 at ALT) (7/7 v. NB) Dwight Smith Jr (7/2 at POR) *3 (4/27 v. TRE) * tied career high; # new career high; % tied franchise record; ^ new franchise record

10 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED FOR THE FISHER CATS: HITTING: Grand Slam: K.C. Hobson, 6/30/15 at Portland Lead-off Home Run: Dalton Pompey, 6/25/15 v. Portland Walk-off Home Run: Jack Murphy, 9 th inn., 4/14/15 v. REA (20 th all-time) Inside the Park HR: Andy Burns, 6/4/14 v. Bowie (5 th all-time) HR off Hotel: Moises Sierra, 6/8/11 vs. Bowie HR on top of Sam Adams: Pierce Rankin, 6/20/15 v. Binghamton HR over Sam Adams: Mike McDade 5/23/12 vs. POR HR in 1st Double-A AB: Danny Perales, 6/2/10 at REA (3 All-Time) HR in 1 st Double-A Game: KC Hobson, 6/17/14 v. Altoona 2-HR Game: Ryan Schimpf, 7/3/15 at Portland 3-HR Game: Miguel Negron, 6/16/05 at BIN (Only Time) Back-to-Back Homers: Crouse/Jacobo, 5/14/14 v. Reading (9 th inning) Back-to-Back-to-Back Homers: Glenn/Goins/Schimpf, 8/23/12 vs. NB (2nd time) 5-Homer Game (Team): 7/7/13 vs. Binghamton 6-Homer Game (Team): 6/2/10 at REA (Only Time) 2-HR in 1 inn. (individual): Andy Burns, 7th, 7/7/13 vs. BIN (Only Time) 2-HR (in 1 Inn.): Rankin/Pompey T3 6/12 at ALT; Pompey/Schimpf T9 6/12 at ALT 3-HR (in 1 Inn.): Glenn/Goins/Schimpf, 8/23/12 vs. New Britain 4-HR (in 1 inn.): Burns 2/Talley/Glenn, 7/7/13 vs. Binghamton Multi-HR game by two Fisher Cats (One Game): A. Loewen (2), D. Perales (2), 6/2/10 at REA HR in each of first three innings: Miguel Negron, 6/16/05 at BIN 4-Hit Game: Dalton Pompey, 7/2/15 at Portland 5-Hit Game: K.C. Hobson, 4/25/15 v. Binghamton (8 All-Time) 5-RBI Game: Ryan Schimpf, 7/6/15 v. New Britain (21 All-Time) 6-RBI Game: Mark Sobolewski, 4/26/12 at BIN 7-RBI Game: Eric Arnold, 5/22/06 at CT (Only Time) 8-RBI Game: Brian Dopirak, 5/8/09 vs. CT (Only Time) 2-Hits (One Inning): Andy Burns, 7th, 7/7/13 vs. Binghamton (2 HR) 10-Run Inning: 10, 4/17/10 vs. BIN (Only Time) 20-Run Game: 22, 6/16/13 vs. Erie (2 All-Time) 20-Hit Game: 20, 4/25/15 v. Binghamton (6 All-Time) Steal of Home: Brian Bocock, July 23, 2012 Walk-off Win: 7/18/15 v. Portland (Murphy scores on Fields single) Pinch-Hit: 6/12/15 at Altoona, Jorge Flores doubles for Cole Garner Walk-Off Pinch Hit: Shane Opitz, 4/23/15 v. BIN (first ever) Pinch-Hit HR: Cory Aldridge, 7/27/14 at HAR (4 All-Time) PITCHING: Perfect Game (7-inn): Jamie Vermilyea, 6/28/04 vs. NB (Only Time) No-Hitter (Ind.-9-inn): Kyle Drabek, 7/4/10 vs. NB (Only Time) No-Hitter (Team-9-Inn): Cecil/Farquhar/Uviedo, 5/21/12 vs. POR (Only Time) 1-Hitter: Anderson/Infante, 7/12/14 at Portland, GM 2 2-Hitter: S. Barnes/Cordero/Girodo, 7/28/15 v. Harrisburg 10-Plus Strikeouts (Ind.): 10, Daniel Norris, 6/24/14 at Portland 13-Strikeouts (Ind.): 13, Sean Nolin, 8/7/13 vs. Bowie (4th time) 14-Plus Strikeouts (Team): 14, 5/11/15 v. New Britain (5 pitchers) Shutout (Individual): Taylor Cole, 7/4/15 v. New Britain Shutout (Team): Bibens-Dirkx/Barnes/Hynes/McFarland, 7/30/15 v. REA Shutouts in both ends DH: Reimers/Marcum, 5/8/05 vs. NB Complete Game (less 9 inn): Scott Copeland, 8/1/14 v. REA, Game 1 Complete Game (at least 9 inn): Taylor Cole, 7/4/15 v. New Britain CG in both ends DH: Perez (W)/McLeary (W), 7/28/09 vs. NB Back-to-Back SHO: 5/30/14-5/31/14 v. Altoona Won Eastern League Debut: Murphy Smith, 7/5/15, v. New Britain AGAINST THE FISHER CATS: HITTING: Grand Slam: Drew Longley, 6/17/15 at Erie (3 rd in 2015; 2 nd 5/4; 1 st - 5/3) Lead-off Home Run: Jared King, 4/26/15 v. Binghamton Walk-off Home Run: Drew Longley, 6/17/15 at Erie (grand slam) Inside The Park HR: Anthony Hewitt, 5/14/14 v. Reading, (4 th all-time) HR off Hotel: Richard Lucas, 7/8/13 vs. Binghamton HR off Sam Adams: Carlos Alonso, 5/13/14 v. Reading (8 th inning) HR on top of Sam Adams: David Chester, 6/23/15 vs. Portland HR over Sam Adams: Zach Lutz, 4/16/10 v. Binghamton 2-HR Game: Josh Rodriguez, 5/3/15 at Binghamton Back-to-Back Home Runs: Shaw/Welch, 3 rd inning, 5/24/14 v. Portland Back-to-Back-to-Back Home Runs: Z. Almonte/Lyerly/Mesa, 4/7/12 at Trenton 5-Homer Game (Team): 7/6/13 vs. Binghamton 7-Homer Game (Team): 4/7/12 at Trenton (Only Time) 2-HR (in 1 Inn.): Asuaje/Chester, 1st, 6/23/15 v. Portland 3-HR (in 1 Inn.): Z. Almonte/Lyerly/Mesa, 4/7/12 at Trenton Multi-HR game by two opponents (One Game): Cody Johnson, Rob Lyerly, 4/7/12 at Trenton Pinch-Hit HR: Reid Engel, 6/26/09 vs. Portland 4-Hit Game: Oscar Tejeda, 7/24/15 at Portland 5-Hit Game: Cutter Dykstra, 7/22/15 at Harrisburg 5-RBI Game: Xorge Carrillo, 5/15/15 at Binghamton 6-RBI Game: JC Linares, 8/26/13 vs. Portland 7-RBI Game: Josh Rodriguez, 5/3/15 at Binghamton 8-RBI Game: Alex Dickerson, 7/26/13 vs. Altoona (Only Time) 2-Hits (One Inning): Zach Collier, 8/2/14 v. Reading, 6 th 10-Run Inning: 11, 4 th, 4/6/14 at Trenton (4 th time) 20-Hit Game: 21, 7/24/15 at Portland (ties record on road) Walk-off Win by Opp.: 7/23/15 at Portland (Lin singles w/ bases loaded in B9) PITCHING: No-Hitter (7-inn): Shairon Martis, 8/26/11 G1 vs. HAR (Only Time) No-Hitter (Team-9-Inn): Hollingsworth/Townsend/Ramos/Beckman, 7/25/13 vs. Altoona (Only Time) 1-Hitter: Will Roberts, 6/11/15 at Akron 2-Hitter: Severino/Lindgren/Goody/Burawa, 8/19/14 at Trenton 10-Plus Strikeouts (Individual): 10, Brian Johnson, 8/23/14 v. Portland 13-Strikeouts (Individual): 13, Matt Garza, 5/18/06 vs. NB 10-Plus Strikeouts (Team): 11; 8/30/14 at New Britain; Rogers/Turpen Shutout (Individual): Will Roberts, 6/11/15 at Akron (1-hitter) Shutout (Team): Bleier/Davis/Harper, 7/22/15 at Harrisburg Complete Game (less 9 inn): Shane Carle, 4/12/15 v. NB Game 1 Complete Game (at least 9 inn): Will Roberts, 6/11/15 at Akron Back-to-Back SHO: 6/14/14-6/15/14 at Richmond Back-to-Back-to-Back SHO: 6/2-6/4/09 at HAR (Only time) MISCELLANEOUS: Doubleheader sweep by OPP (in Man.): 8/14/14 v. Richmond Doubleheader sweep by OPP (away): 5/19/14 at Reading Position Player Pitching: Dan Fiorito, 4/20/15 at Trenton 10-Game Losing Streak at OPP: 13, July 6, 2005-May 26, 2007 at BIN 10, August 30, 2007-July 11, 2008 at CT NOTES: Most Runs Game (both teams): NH 23 CT 9, 5/22/06 Most Hits Game (both teams): NH 26 CT 14, 5/22/06 Hit for Cycle: None in Fisher Cats history (for or against) MISCELLANEOUS: 5-Error Game: 8/25/14 v. Harrisburg Triple Play: 7/10/10 at BIN (2 All-Time) Position Player Pitching: Matt Newman, 9 th, 6/5/15 v. Richmond Pitcher Hitting: Daryl Harang, 8/30/08 at POR (1st official AB all-time; K) Rain-shortened game: 7/8/13 vs. BIN, W 7-6 in 8.1 innings Suspended game: 7/27/14 at Harrisburg, to resume August 25, 2014 Cancelled Game: 8/31/13 at Binghamton Doubleheader sweep (in Man.): 8/1/14 v. Reading (5-2, 9-2 wins) Doubleheader sweep (away): 4/22/09 at CT 10-Game Winning Streak at NH: 6/8-6/29/04 & 6/18/14-7/7/14 Swept in homestand (2+ series); 5/12-5/18, 2014 v. REA, BIN (0-6) Fisher Cats Swept 2-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats Swept 3-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats Swept 3-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats Swept 4-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats Swept 4-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats Swept 5-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats Swept 5-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats were Swept 2-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats were Swept 3-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats were Swept 3-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats were Swept 4-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats were Swept 4-Game Series-Road Fisher Cats were Swept 5-Game Series-Home Fisher Cats were Swept 5-Game Series-Road July 5-6, 2014 v. Trenton July 27-20, 2015 v. Harrisburg May 30-June 1, 2014 at Altoona August 23-26, 2012 vs. New Britain June 30-July 3, 2009 at Binghamton June 26-29, 2014 v. New Britain May 11-13, 2004 at Trenton April 8-9, 2014 at Reading June 5-7, 2015 v. Richmond May 2-4, 2014 at New Britain July 25-28, 2013 vs. Altoona July 23-26, 2015 at Portland None June 30-July 3, 2008 at Connecticut