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1 Oklahoma City RedHawks (37-28) vs. New Orleans Zephyrs (30-34) AT&T Bricktown Ballpark Oklahoma City, OK Thursday, June 17, 2010 Games #65 Road Game #30 PROBABLE PITCHING MATCH-UPS (all games are Central Time): Radio/TV 7:05 Thursday at Oklahoma City: RH Rick VandenHurk (4-3, 4.86) vs. RH Guillermo Moscoso (3-2, 3.80) WMTI FM 7:05 Friday at Memphis: RH Brian Lawrence (4-5, 4.59) vs. LH Ryan Kulik (1-1, 6.63) WMTI FM 6:05 Saturday at Memphis: TBD vs. RH Brandon Dickson (7-3, 2.93) WMTI FM 1:35 Sunday at Memphis: RH Tom Mastny (0-0, 1.64) vs. LH Evan MacLane (4-6, 4.48) WMTI FM 11:05 Monday at Memphis: LH Sean West (2-1, 2.04) vs. RH Lance Lynn (4-4, 4.13) WMTI FM ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Current Streak: L3 Road Trip: 0-3 Last Road Trip: 2-2 This Month: 7-8 Home: Streak: W3 Road: Streak: L4 Last 10: 5-5 Extra Innings: 2-3 vs. Division: vs. NL Affiliates: vs. AL Affiliates: Doubleheaders: : vs. Oklahoma City: 4-7 at Zephyr Field: 2-2 at Bricktown: : vs. Oklahoma City: 7-9 at Zephyr Field: 3-5 at Bricktown: 4-4 All-time: ZEPHYRS LEADERS AVG: Murphy,.302 HITS: Luna, 61 RUNS: Luna, 34 2B s: Morrison/Davis, 13 3B s: Morrison/Bonifacio, 3 HR s: Luna, 11 RBI: Luna, 38 SB s: Bonifacio, 8 WINS: (Three tied with), 4 LOSSES: (Three tied with), 5 SAVES: Strickland, 8 ERA: Lawrence, 4.59 GAMES: Olenberger, 30 INNINGS: Lawrence, 68.2 K S: Lawrence, 57 WALKS: Jones, 22 THE ZEPHYRS The Zephyrs continue an eight-game road trip today with the finale of a four-game tilt against the Oklahoma City RedHawks. The Z s will be looking to avoid their second sweep at the hands of the RedHawks in as many years, as they were swept July 20-23, 2009 at Zephyr Field. The last sweep at Bricktown Ballpark came in a rainshortened three-game set from May 19-22, New Orleans has not been swept in a four-game series in Oklahoma City since August 30-September 2, LAST GAME Doug Mathis and Michael Ballard each tossed complete games, leading Oklahoma City to a doubleheader sweep of the Zephyrs on Wednesday, 4-1 and 7-0. Mathis scattered nine hits in the opener, as the Zephyrs hit into three double plays in seven innings. The RedHawks pounced on Adalberto Mendez for seven runs in the second inning of the nightcap, and Ballard struck out eight while blanking the Z s on four hits over seven innings. THE BROOMS The Z s were swept in a doubleheader for the first time since last July 25 th, when Memphis took both games of a twin bill to complete the Zephyrs club-record 13-game losing streak. New Orleans had swept a doubleheader in Portland on May 27 th. The Z s are scheduled to play three more doubleheaders this season, including on back-to-back days in Omaha July LOSING GROUND Just two days after sitting within a game of.500 for the first time since they were on May 9 th, the Zephyrs have now dropped to 6½ games behind Oklahoma City in the division race, tying their largest deficit of the season, set during their last visit to Bricktown Ballpark on April 30 th. SEEING RED In 11 games this season vs. Oklahoma City, the Zephyrs are 4-7 while being outscored The RedHawks are batting.310 as a team, and Z s pitching has posted a 6.95 ERA. Against the rest of the league, the Zephyrs team ERA in EVERYBODY HITS Oklahoma City s seven-run second inning in game two was the highest-scoring inning for a Zephyrs opponent this season, surpassing the six-run fourth inning by Albuquerque on April 12 th. It was also the 15 th time this season the opposition batted around; opponents batted around just 11 times during the entire 2009 season. GONE STREAKING Logan Morrison saw his 22-game consecutive games on-base streak end with an 0x3 in the first game last night. The streak stands as the 11 th -longest in the PCL this season, during which time Morrison batted.349 (30x86) with 10 doubles, two triples, one homer and 14 RBI, along with 13 walks. Morrison went 2x3 in game two, boosting his batting average in June to.382 (21x55), tied for 11 th in the PCL this month. THE DISTANCE Sean West was credited with a complete game in game one last night, allowing four runs in 6.0 innings. It marks the first complete game of West s career, spanning 90 games (87 starts). The four runs were the first four he allowed in his four starts with the Z s this season, and his 2.04 ERA this month is eighth-best in the PCL. LUNA ECLIPSE After missing three games due to illness, Hector Luna played both games of the doubleheader yesterday and was the only Zephyr to collect a hit in each contest, notching a single in the opener and a double in the nightcap. Since entering play on April 30 th with a.200 batting average, Luna has gone 48x148 (.324) over his last 37 games, with 10 doubles, seven home runs and 26 RBI. AN EXTRA BAT The Z s fell to when using a designated hitter, and 0-6 when Mike Lamb fills the role. In 25 games vs. American League affiliates, Zephyrs DH s are 24x87 (.276) with one home run, 11 RBI and 11 runs scored. ROSTER MOVE Left-handed reliever Renyel Pinto was designated for assignment by the Marlins following their game Wednesday night, and right-hander Tim Wood was promoted from the Zephyrs. Wood retired all three batters he faced in the fifth inning of the second game last night. Wood is 0-1 with one save and a 5.60 ERA in 15 games over two previous stints with Florida this season. NAWLINS NOTES The Zephyrs are 0-3 so far in a stretch of 16 consecutive games against American Conference division leaders Oklahoma City (South) and Memphis and Iowa (co-leaders in the North) The Z s have lost four straight road games for the second time this season; they also dropped all four games in Tacoma from May The loss in game one last night was just the fourth defeat in 24 games this season when the Z s out hit the opposition.

2 TODAY S NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS STARTING PITCHER #45 RICK VANDENHURK Height Bats - R Birthdate May 22, 1985 (25) Birthplace Eindhoven, Netherlands Weight Throws - R College Resides Noord-Brabant, Netherlands VANDENHURK BIO: Signed by Florida as a non-drafted free agent on November 14, 2002 Signed by Marlins scout Fred Ferreira Went six innings allowing five hits and no runs in season debut against Round Rock on 4/9 at Zephyr Field Established season highs with seven strikeouts in 7.0 innings, yielding just two hits in 1-0 win over Sacramento on May 15 th Promoted to the Marlins on June 8 th and made two relief appearances with Florida, allowing four runs one earned in 1.1 innings Returned to New Orleans on June 15 th Made 10 starts for the Zephyrs Allowed one earned run or fewer in four of his first five outings Notched eight strikeouts in his Zephyrs debut vs. Round Rock on May 30 th, the most by a Zephyrs pitcher to that point Went 2-2 with a 5.12 ERA in six starts with the Florida Marlins from July 20-August 16 Twice struck out nine batters in a game: July 30 th vs. Atlanta and August 16 th vs. Colorado Returned to Marlins in September, going 1-0 with a 3.33 ERA in five starts Pitched for the Netherlands National Team in the World Baseball Classic (0-1 with a 1.69 ERA in two games) Made the Marlins Opening Day roster for the first time in his career Made two starts with Florida, going 0-1 with an ERA (5.1 IP/7 ER) prior to being optioned to Double-A Carolina on April 6 While with the Mudcats, he spent over a month on the disabled list with nerve irritation in his right elbow, from April 13-May 31 Posted a 3-3 record and a 4.23 ERA in 10 starts with the Mudcats Recalled by the Marlins on July 22, and went 1-0 with a 5.19 ERA in two starts before being optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque on July 27 With the Isotopes, went 2-1 with a 4.08 ERA in four starts before missing the rest of the season with a broken finger in his right hand. Background- Henricus VandenHurk Came to the United States as a catcher at age 16, and signed with the Marlins as a pitcher in November 2002 His father, Wim, runs a baseball academy in the Netherlands Is fluent in five languages (Dutch, English, Spanish, French and German) Underwent Tommy John surgery in CAREER STATS Year Team League Level ORG W L PCT ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK GO AO GIDP AVG AB TBF GF 2003 GCL Marlins GCL rok FLA Jupiter FSL afa FLA Greensboro SAL afx FLA Jupiter FSL afa FLA GCL Marlins GCL rok FLA Jupiter FSL afa FLA Carolina SOU aax FLA Albuquerque PCL aaa FLA FLORIDA NL mlb FLA Carolina SOU aax FLA FLORIDA NL mlb FLA Albuquerque PCL aaa FLA Jupiter FSL afa FLA New Orleans PCL aaa FLA FLORIDA NL mlb FLA Minor League Totals Major League Totals DAY BY DAY STARTS Date Opp Result Dec IP H R ER BB SO HR Run Supp. Notes 4/9 RR W 2-0 W L 7-6 ND Left with 5-2 lead in 5 th W 4-3(11)ND /24 NVL L 8-3 L Threw 74 pitches in 4 IP L 14-3 L /4 IOW W 3-0 W pitches/ 24 strikes 5/11 FRE L 8-4 ND Z s tied game in 8th 5/15 SAC W 1-0 W pitches / 59 strikes L 7-5 ND Z s allowed 5 runs BSV W 2-1 W inning complete game 6/2 OMA L 10-5 L pitches / 41 strikes

3 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BATTERS # 25 BRETT CARROLL Last game: 0x3 Series: 0x8 Last Series: 2x12, 2R, 2RBI, SB Last HR: Hit Streak: -2 Long Hit Streak: Opened the season on Florida s DL. In 32 games, batted.197 with 2 HR and 7RBI. Optioned to Zephyrs on June 7 th Played 92 games with the Marlins. He had a pair of stints in NOLA, participating in 27 games with the Z s Made the Marlins Opening Day roster for the first time. Had an RBI triple vs. Pittsburgh on April 5 th. Optioned to AAA Albuquerque on April 9 th, and batted.418 (28x67) in a8 April games for Isotopes. Had a career-best 15-game hitting streak April 18-27, batting.459 with six homers and 15 RBI. Went 0x8 in second stint with Marlins in May. Placed on DL May 23 rd with separated shoulder. Returned to Marlins September 1 st, scoring four runs as pinch-runner. Career- 7 th year of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the 10 th round in Collected his first ML hit off White Sox pitcher Jose Contreras with a single on June 18, Homered in his first game as a professional while playing for Jamestown, June 22, 2004 vs. Batavia. Background- Attended Middle Tennessee State University after leading his Bearden (TN) High School squad to the district title as a senior in # 14 SCOTT COUSINS Last game: 1x2, 2B Series: 2x10, 2B Last Series: 1x10 Last HR: 5/1 at OKC Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Traveled with the Marlins to New York for the season-opening series, and would have been placed on the Opening Day roster had Cody Ross not been healthy enough to play. Had three hits against RR on 4/11. Hit first home run of the season on 4/16 at Albuquerque. Went 4x5 and hit for the cycle on 5/1 in Oklahoma City, the 2 nd Zephyr to accomplish the feat and first since Barry Wesson in Activated from Disabled List on 6/1 after 17 days In first full season with AA Jacksonville, ranked first in Southern League with 11 triples, third with 54 extra-base hits and tied for fourth with 74 RBI and 216 total bases. Placed second in Marlins system with 31 doubles, and third with 27 stolen bases. Fell a single short of hitting for the cycle on April 29 th at Montgomery. Hit.313 (30x96) with 11 multi-hit games during June. Batted.346 (9x26) with five RBI in seven postseason games. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the 3 rd round in 2006 out of University of San Francisco. Enters 2010 ranked as the ninthbest prospect in the Marlins system by Baseball America, and tabbed as the organization s Best Defensive Outfielder. Background- Attended North Valley (NV) High School, and was twice named All-League. Holds the school record for career three-pointers in basketball. # 6 BRAD DAVIS Last game: 0x2 Series: 2x6, RBI, R Last Series: 4x11, HR, 2 RBI, 3R Last HR: 6/11 vs. RR Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Went 3x5 with a double and a run scored in 8-7 win at Albuquerque on 4/13. Hit first home run of the season on 4/24 against Nashville off starter Chuck Lofgren. Doubled twice at Oklahoma City on 5/2, his third straight game with at least one double Spent most of the season with AA Jacksonville. Tied a career high with four hits vs. West Tennessee on April 18 th, also homering and driving in four runs. Matched the four-rbi performance vs. Mississippi on May 14 th. Promoted to the Zephyrs on May 21 st and made 10 starts behind the plate. Z s went 5-5 in his starts. Returned to Jacksonville on June 3 rd and handled the Suns league-leading pitching staff (3.20 ERA). Career- 7 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the 5 th round in 2004 out of Long Beach State. Originally drafted by Tampa Bay in the 48 th round in Threw out a career-best 38 % (33 of 86) attempted basestealers with Low-A Greensboro in Background- Graduated from Capistrano Valley (CA) High and was named CIF Player of the Year as a senior. Named a Freshman All-American at LBSU. # 23 GOOKIE DAWKINS Last game: 0x3 Series: 2x11, 2 2B, 2R, RBI Last Series: 2x8, 2B, R Last HR: 6/7 at IOW Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Suspended 50 games by MLB in December for violation of league drug policy. Added to New Orleans roster on June 2 nd. Went 1x3 with a double and a run scored in first game back with New Orleans on June 2 nd. Belted a game-winning home run in the top of the 9 th at Iowa on June 7 th Began the season with AAA Charlotte (White Sox). Batted.229 in 20 games. Traded to Marlins on May 21 st, and made his Z s debut on May 22 nd. Had three hits and scored three runs at Round Rock on June 19 th. Hit in a season-best nine straight August 22-29, going 15x34 (.441) with three homers and 11 RBI. Career- 14 th season of professional baseball. Selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the second round of the 1997 draft. The Marlins are his 9 th organization. Background- Drafted out of Newberry (SC) High School. Ranked the top prospect in the Reds organization (20 th overall) by Baseball America in Made his ML debut on September 3, 1999, and collected his first ML hit the next day vs. Philadelphia. Signed as a minor league free agent on May 21 st, # 13 MIKE LAMB Last game: 0x3 Series: 3x9, R, 2RBI Last Series: 3x12, R, 2RBI Last HR: 5/24 at POR Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Started season with the Marlins going 4x18 (.222) before being designated for assignment. Went 4x9 (.444) in his final nine games for Florida with 2 RBI. Hit a pinch-hit two run home run in New Orleans 5-0 win over Portland on May 24 th. Sent back to New Orleans after spending May 27-June9 with Florida Spent entire 2009 campaign with AAA Buffalo. Batted just.183 (22x120) through June 1 st, but hit.294 (94x320) in the rest of the season. Batted.336 (38x113) with runners in scoring position. Had a season-best 11-game hit streak June 8-24, which included a 4x4 performance at Syracuse on June 16 th. Had 34 multi-hit efforts, including each of his finals three games of the year. Career- 14 th season of professional baseball. Originally selected by the Texas Rangers in the 7 th round of the 1997 draft and was signed by scout Todd Guggiana. Signed as a minor league free agent by the Marlins on February 11 th, Background- Born Michael Robert Lamb on 8/9/1975 in West Covina, CA. Graduated from Bishop Amat (CA) High School, the same school as former Rangers teammate Michael Young. Attended Cal State-Fullerton, where he was a member of the 1995 College World Series Championship team. Played for the USA Olympic Qualifying Team in He and his wife Teresa havehave one son, Andrew and two daughters, McKayla and Brooklyn. # 5 HECTOR LUNA Last game: 1x3, 2B Series: 3x8, 2 2B Last Series: 0x4 Last HR: 6/6 at IOW Hit Streak: +3 Long Hit Streak: Hit first home run of the season at Albuquerque on 4/14. Went 2x3 with HR and 3 RBI in 5-3 win vs ABQ on 4/22. Had 2-RBI double vs. Fresno to provide winning runs on 5/14. Tied for 10 th in the PCL in May with 22 RBI. Hit a pair of homers in Iowa on 6/ Batted.351 in 91 games for AAA Albuquerque, falling 49 plate appearances shy of qualifying for the PCL batting crown. Set career highs with 17 home runs and 62 RBI, and tied a career best with six triples. Hit at least.320 in every month, including a.382 mark in May, when he hit eight homers and had 29 RBI in 28 games. Went 10x13 (.769) with one double, one triple, two homers, five RBI and six runs scored in three games vs. New Orleans May Career- 12 th season of professional baseball. Originally signed by the Cleveland Indians as a non-drafted free agent in Selected by St. Louis in the Rule V draft and spent entire 2004 season with pennant-winning Cardinals. Became the 87 th player in ML history to homer in his first career at-bat, off Milwaukee s Chris Capuano. Traded back to Cleveland in July 2006 in exchange for Ronnie Belliard. Background- Brother, Omar, is in his fifth season in the Tampa Bay Rays system. Played for Dominican Winter League-winning Aguilas Del Cibao in 2004.

4 # 21 LOGAN MORRISON Last game: 2x3, 2B Series: 5x11, 2 2B, R, RBI Last Series: 5x15, 2 2B, 5 RBI Last HR: 5/27 at POR Hit Streak: +1 Long Hit Streak: Spring stats with the Marlins: Batted.209 (9x43) in 13 games, with three doubles, one triple and six RBI. Delivered walk-off RBI single in bottom of 9 th to give Z s Opening Night win over Round Rock. Hit first home run of the year at Albuquerque on April 12 th. Started back-to-back home runs with Murphy in the 7 th inning at Albuquerque on 4/13. Hit a game-tying pinch hit RBI double in top 9 Albuquerque on 4/ Batted.277 for AA Jacksonville while being limited to 79 games due to a broken thumb suffered in the second game of the season. After returning from injury, hit.302 in July and August with 36 RBI in 53 games. Established career highs with five hits and five RBI at Mississippi on July 5 th, going 5x6 with a grand slam. Ranked as the 10 th -best prospect in baseball in Baseball America s midseason rankings, and named organization s Best Hitter for Average. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the 22 nd round of the 2005 draft. Named Florida State League MVP in 2008 after leading the league with a.332 batting average,.402 on-base percentage and 38 doubles. Was also named a Baseball America High-A and Minor League All-Star Background- Graduated from Slidell s North Shore High School, where he hit.486 and struck out just two times as a senior while being named Class 5A All- State by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association. Attended Maplewoods Community College in Missouri, the same school that produced Albert Pujols. # 12 DONNIE MURPHY Last game: DNP Series: 2x8, 2B, R, RBI Last Series: 4x13, 2B, 2R Last HR: 6/6 at IOW Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Tripled and scored winning run in bottom of 9 th on Opening Night vs. Round Rock. Hit safely in each of the season s first seven contests, going 10x28 (.417). Returned from 10-game DL stint on 5/3 and homered in his second at-bat against Iowa. Delivered walk-off home run in 10 th inning vs. Oklahoma City on 5/28. Ranked 5 th in the PCL with a.361 average in May Played in just three games for AAA Norfolk in the Orioles organization before suffering a left knee injury. Underwent season-ending surgery in June. Career- 8 th season of professional baseball. Originally drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 5 th round in Set the franchise record at Low-A Burlington with 98 RBI in his first full season in Made his ML debut with the Royals in 2004, singling off Cleveland s Jeremy Guthrie for his first hit. Background- Honored as All-CIF for three years while playing at Riverside Poly (CA) High School, and was named the state s 25 th -best prospect by Baseball America. Attended Orange Coast Community College and was named the school s Men s Athlete of the Year in # 11 BRYAN PETERSEN Last game: 0x3 Series: 3x12, R Last Series: 3x11, 4R Last HR: 4/13 at ABQ Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Hit first home run of season on 4/13 at Albuquerque. Started the season with a six-game hitting streak, and was leading the Z s with a.290 BA when he earned his first ML call-up on 5/5. Singled off Washington s Brian Bruney in first ML at-bat on 5/7. Went 1x16 (.063) with Florida and returned to Z s on 5/ Finished eighth in the Southern League with a.297 batting average for AA Jacksonville. Ranked second among all Marlins farmhands in hits (128), third in batting and triples (seven) and fourth in runs (84). Hit safely in 14 straight starts May 22-June 5, batting.396 (21x53), and in another 18 straight starts July 24-August 14. Batted.400 in seven postseason games. Ranked fourth in the Arizona Fall League with a.379 batting average (36x95) while playing for Mesa. Career- 4 th season of professional baseball. Combined to hit.293 with 23 home runs, 80 RBI and 23 stolen bases between Low-A Greensboro, High-A Jupiter and AA Carolina in Hit.333 over his final 99 at-bats with Jupiter, and sported a.343 average (23x67) away from Roger Dean Stadium. Background- Led his Chatsworth (CA) High School team to national championships in 2003 and 2004, where he was a three-time All-West Valley League selection. Lifted UC-Irvine to their first-ever College World Series appearance in 2007 with a walk-off hit to clinch the NCAA Super Regional at Wichita St. # 2 DANNY RICHAR Last game: 0x3 Series: 2x6 Last Series: 3x8, 2B, 2 RBI Last HR: 5/27 at POR Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Scored game winning run in the top of the ninth on 4/13 at Albuquerque. Hit first home run of the season at Round Rock on 4/18. Had three hits, including a home run, vs. Nashville on 4/25. Recorded consecutive three-hit games on 5/17-18 vs. Sacramento. Hit a two-run game winning home run on May 27 th at Portland in game one of a double header Limited to just 47 games with AAA Louisville and the Cincinnati Reds due to injury. Batted.326 (46x141) over his final 37 games with Louisville to earn promotion to the Reds. Suffered a torn posterior labrum in his left shoulder while sliding into home plate vs. Arizona on July 1 st, ending his season. Career- 9 th season of professional baseball. Originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Arizona Diamondbacks in Named to the California League and Southern League All-Star teams in 2004 and Made his ML debut with the White Sox in 2007, singling off Roy Halladay in his first at-bat. Background- Attended high school at Liceo Aristides Garcia Mella in his native La Romana, Dominican Republic. # 1 NEIL WILSON Last game: DNP Series: 1x3 Last Series: 0x3 Last HR: 5/18 vs. SAC Hit Streak: +1 Long Hit Streak: Started season with AA Jacksonville before being called up to New Orleans on 4/29. Returned for second stint with Z s on 5/14. Reached base three times, with two walks and a two-run homer, and scored three runs vs. Sacramento on 5/ Began season with AA Jacksonville, hitting.222 in nine games before being injured. Rehabbed with the GCL Marlins and was transferred to New Orleans on July 8 th, where he made his AAA debut on July 11 th. Made 23 starts behind the playe for the Zephyrs, batting.250 with five RBI. Batted.298 vs. right-handed pitching, compared to just.130 against left-handers. Delievered the game-winning walk-off single in the ninth inning vs. Iowa on August 3 rd. Hit in a season-high five straight games from August 25-September 2, including three consecutive multi-hit efforts. Career- Originally drafted by the Colorado Rockies in the fifth round in Signed as a minor league free agent on February 3, Background- Graduated from Vero Beach (FL) High School. Played shortstop until being converted to catcher his senior year in high school.

5 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BULLPEN # 26 BURKE BADENHOP Last Win: Saves/Att: Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 4 / Began the year with the Florida Marlins, going 0-5 with one save in a 6.43 ERA in 15 games. Allowed one run over his first 9.2 innings (0.93 ERA), but gave up 14 ER over his next 11.1 innings (11.11 ERA), and was scored upon in 10 of 11 outings prior to demotion. Joined New Orleans on 5/ Made two starts for New Orleans (0-1, 6.75 ERA) before April promotion to Florida, where he spent remainder of the season, going 7-4 with a 3.75 ERA. Recorded six wins out of the bullpen, tying for second-most in the National League. Became sixth Marlin to pitch 5.0+ innings of relief on 6/2 vs. Milwaukee. Career- 6 th season of professional baseball. Made MLB debut with the Marlins on April 9, 2008 at Washington, pitching a scoreless inning of relief. Ranked fourth in the Florida State League with a 3.13 ERA for Lakeland in Named the Tigers Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2006, going 14-3 with a 2.84 ERA in 27 starts for Low-A West Michigan. Traded to Florida with Cameron Maybin and Andrew Miller for Miguel Cabrera and Dontrelle Willis in 12/07. Background- Pitched four years at Bowling Green State University, finishing 9-2 with a 3.73 ERA as a senior. Earned All-Star honors for Stark County in the Great Lakes Summer League in Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K 6/2 OMA ND ND /11 RR ND ND # 29 JAMES HOUSER Last Win: Saves/Att: 1 / 1 Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 7 / Began the season serving the remainder of a 50-game suspension from 2007 while pitching for AA Montgomery in the Rays system. Joined New Orleans from extended spring training on 5/ Made his AAA debut, pitching in 18 games (15 starts) for Durham. Had a 2.79 ERA and limited hitters to a.171 average (6x35) in three relief outings. Struck out a season-high seven in 5.0 innings at Lehigh Valley on 5/21. Allowed 1 ER in consecutive wins 5/31 vs. Buffalo and 6/5 vs. Toledo. Released by Rays on 8/1 to make room on 40-man roster for Jeff Bennett.. Career- 8 th season of professional baseball. Was named Southwest Michigan s Pitcher of the Year and a Midwest League All-Star in Drafted by the Rays in the 2 nd round in 2003, and was rated the organization s fourth-best prospect and an Appalachian League Top 10 prospect that offseason. Background- Named Florida s Mr. Baseball the day after graduating from Sarasota High School in Went 11-1 with a 1.40 ERA and 118 strikeouts in 78 innings as a senior. Rated by Baseball America as the top prospect in his high school class among prospects of the Area Code Games in Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K 6/2 OMA ND ND ND /11 RR H, ND # 38 DAN MEYER Last Win: 6/12 vs. RR Saves/Att: Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 1 / Began the year with the Florida Marlins, going 0-1 with a ERA in 12 games. Went on the disabled list on 4/26 with a left calf strain. Walked five and allowed three runs in one inning in final appearance on 5/27. Joined New Orleans on 6/5. Charted first win with New Orleans on June 12 th after 1.1 innings of relief In first full Major League season, made 71 appearances out of Florida s bullpen, posting a 3.09 ERA. Tossed a scoreless inning at Toronto on 6/12 for first career win. Converted first career save opportunity on 6/24 at Baltimore. Tossed a career-best 12.0 straight scoreless innings from June 5 th to July 12 th. Career- 9 th season of professional baseball. Originally drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 1 st round (34 th overall) in Made MLB debut on September 14, 2004, pitching a scoreless inning at New York (NL). Traded to Oakland in deal involving Tim Hudson on December 16, Spent most of four seasons ( ) with Class AA Sacramento, leading the 2008 River Cats with 10 wins and ranking second with 109 strikeouts. Background- Daniel Livingston Meyer. Pitched at Kingsway Regional (NJ) High School, leading team to South Jersey Group II final as a senior. Attended James Madison University, going 9-2 with 90 strikeouts in 97 innings in his final college season. Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K H, /10 RR GF /12 RR W, ND # 40 KASEY OLENBERGER Last Win: Saves/Att: 6 / 11 Last Loss: 6/15 at OKC Inherited/Scored: 12 / Has not allowed a run in 8 of 12 outings. Has a 0.00 ERA in six games at home, and a ERA in seven games on the road. Struck out the side in consecutive appearances vs. Iowa on 5/4 and 5/6, earning saves in both games Earned Southern League All-Star honors for AA Jacksonville, going 7-1 with a 1.10 ERA in 52 games. Led the league in ERA among all pitchers with at least 60.0 innings. Yielded just one home run all season, to the second batter he faced in his season debut April 25 th. Did not allow an earned run over 34 straight outings from May 13-August 4, a span of 42.2 innings. Posted a 0.34 ERA over his final 45 appearances. Career- 11 th year of professional baseball, though he did not play affiliated baseball until signing with the Los Angeles Angels in Background- Went undrafted out of Long Beach State in 2000 and pitched in the Western Baseball League for two seasons. Also spent two years in the Italian League, and pitched for Team Italy in the 2004 Summer Olympics and 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic. Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K 6/3 OMA H, ND GF /11 RR ND L,

6 # 22 BRETT SINKBEIL Last Win: 6/13 vs. RR Saves/Att: 0 / 3 Last Loss: 6/10 vs. RR Inherited/Scored: 16 / Struck out a season-high four batters in 1.2 innings at Albuquerque on 4/12. Posted a 9.64 ERA in eight April outings Began the season in the New Orleans starting rotation, going 1-5 with a ERA in eight starts before moving to the bullpen in mid-may and posting a 2.94 ERA the rest of the year. After starting the first 61 games of his pro career, made his first relief appearance on May 19 th vs. Portland, tossing a scoreless inning. Went unscored upon in 16 of 17 outings from May 28-July 16 for a 0.96 ERA. Yielded just one home run in 49.0 innings as a reliever. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball after being drafted by the Marlins in the 1 st round of the 2006 draft. Originally drafted by St. Louis in the 38 th round but elected to attend Missouri State. Named the Marlins Minor League Pitcher of the Month for July 2007, going 4-0 with a 2.27 ERA for High-A Jupiter. Background- Was the highest-draft player in Missouri State history until Ross Detwiler was chosen 6 th overall by Washington in Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K ND H, /10 RR L /13 RR BSV, W ND # 20 SCOTT STRICKLAND Last Win: 4/19 at RR Saves/Att: 8 / 10 Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 3 / Spring stats with the Marlins: Went 0-0 with one save and a 1.29 ERA in six games, with three strikeouts, three walks and two hits allowed in 7.0 innings Led the PCL with 32 saves for Albuquerque, falling one shy of the modern league record set by Ryan Speier of Colorado Springs in Suffered just two blown saves and converted his final 14 attempts. Allowed five runs over his first four appearances, but posted a 2.23 ERA the rest of the season. Averaged 10.6 strikeouts per nine innings while limiting opponents to a.220 batting average, including a.094 (3x32) mark with runners on and two out. Career- 14 th season of professional baseball. Selected by the Montreal Expos in the 10 th round of the 1997 draft, and has also spent time in the Mets, Astros, Pirates, Padres, Yankees and Dodgers systems. Owns a career record of with a 3.34 ERA in 236 Major League games. Background- Graduated from Klein Oak (TX) High School and returned to the school district in the 1998 and 1999 offseasons to serve as a substitute teacher. Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K SV, /11 RR GF /12 RR SV, /13 RR SV, ND # 47 JOSE VERAS Last Win: 5/27 at POR Saves/Att: 1 / 1 Last Loss: 4/26 vs. NVL Inherited/Scored: 4 / Started year with Marlins, going 1-0 with a ERA. Pitched 4.2 innings for the Marlins before being optioned to New Orleans on 4/ Split the season between the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians organizations. Went 3-1 with a 5.96 ERA in 25 games with the Yankees. Posted a 7.62 ERA in 12 appearances with the Indians before being outrighted to AAA Columbus. Rejoined Indians on Sept. 1 st, pitching 11.2 innings, closing the season with a 0.77 ERA Began season with AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, converting all nine save chances with a 1.68 ERA in 13 games. Promoted to the Yankees on May 2 nd and finished with a career-high 60 appearances. Ranked 2 nd among Yankees relievers in games and innings pitched (57.2) and tied for second in strikeouts (63). Career- 13 th season of professional baseball after being signed by Tampa Bay scout Rudy Santin. Signed as a minor league free agent by Florida on 1/29/10. Background- Born Jose Enger Veras Romero in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Received a World Series ring for pitching half of 2009 season with the Yankees. Married to Gissel and has two children, daughter Gijen (8) and son Genson (2). DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K ND /10 RR ND /12 RR H, ND ND # 18 TIM WOOD Last Win: Saves/Att: Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 2 / Opened the season with the Florida Marlins before being sent down to New Orleans on 5/5. Returned to Florida on 5/19. Optioned to the Z s on June 6 th. With Florida went 0-1 with a 5.60 ERA in 15 games Made his MLB debut with the Marlins and appeared in 31 games with New Orleans. Began season with the Zephyrs, going 1-0 with a 0.46 ERA over his first 16 games, spanning 19.2 innings. Received his first call to the majors on June 20 th and made his MLB debut on June 25 th vs. Baltimore, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings. Opened his ML career with 9.2 scoreless frames in eight appearances. Finished the season with a 2.82 ERA in 18 games for Florida. Held lefthanded batters to a.219 (7x32) average at the ML level. Career- 8 th season of professional baseball. Scouted and signed by Scot Stanley. Background- Born Timothy Dotle Wood in Tucson, Arizona. Graduated from Sabino High School (AZ) in Attended Pima Community College and signed a letter of intent to play at Arizona State before signing late with the Marlins. Date OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K 6/10 RR ND /12 RR H, /13 RR H, ND W-L ERA IP R ER BB K STARTERS Saves/Att: 16 / 29 RELIEVERS Inherited Runners/Scored: 91 / 36

7 2010 ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Opponent Total Home Away Home: Albuquerque Away: Oklahoma City Day: 8-8 Round Rock Night: Memphis Z s score first: 19-8 Nashville Run games: 11-8 Iowa Z s score 5+: Omaha vs. RHP: Colorado Springs 0-0 dnp 0-0 vs. LHP: 9-13 Salt Lake 0-0 dnp 0-0 By series: Portland 4-0 dnp 4-0 Z s commit error: Tacoma 0-4 dnp 0-4 Last at bat: 4-4 Fresno dnp Starter pitches 6+: 13-6 Las Vegas dnp Quality starts: 13-4 Reno dnp Shutouts: 5-2 Sacramento dnp Outhit Opp: 20-4 Bat around for/against: 6/15 Total Home Away High water mark: +2 American South Low water mark: -7 American North Come from behind wins: 9 Pacific South dnp Trail after 6 inns: 4-27 Pacific North 4-4 dnp 4-4 Lead after 6 inns: 21-5 Trail after 7 inns: 1-29 White jersey: Lead after 7 inns: 25-3 Grey jersey: 5-3 Trail after 8 inns: 1-29 Blue jersey: Lead after 8 inns: 25-1 Green sweaters: 1-0 Longest Win Streak: +5 Camouflage sweaters: 0-1 Longest Lose Streak: -6 Pink sweaters: 1-0 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN FOR & AGAINST Zephyrs # MOST RECENT Opponent s # MOST RECENT Solo 23 G. Dawkins (6/7 at IOW) Solo 32 R. Garko (6/16 at OKC) Two-run 15 B. Davis (6/11 vs. RR) Two-run 15 M. Moreland (6/15 at OKC) Three-run 7 B. Davis (5.31 vs. OKC) Three-run 6 C. Tracy (6/6 vs. IOW) Grand slam Grand slam 1 B. LaHair (5/5 vs. IOW) RECORD BREAKDOWN BY DAY & MONTH Day REC STREAK Month REC AVG R RPG HR ERA Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday June Thursday July Friday August Saturday September Sunday RECORD BREAKDOWN BY RUNS SCORED & ALLOWED Zephyrs Score Zephyrs Allow RUNS FOR & AGAINST BREAKDOWN BY INNING EX TOTAL Zephyrs Opponents

8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS MULTI-HOMER GAMES: Luna, IOW GRAND SLAMS: BACK2BACK HR: Morrison/ Murphy ABQ, 7 th inning) PCL HITTER OF THE WEEK AWARD: PCL PITCHER OF THE WEEK AWARD: MISCELLANEOUS STATS ZEPHYRS BIG INNINGS (5 runs or more) ZEPHYRS COME FROM BEHIND WINS (3 runs or more) Date Opp. Runs Inn Result Date Opp Deficit Inn Final 5 7 W rd W 7-3 5/18 SAC 6 8 W /4 OMA 3 1 st W /4 OMA 7 1 W 15-6 WALK-OFF LOSSES WALK-OFF WINS Date Opp Score Game Winning Play Date Opp Score Game Winning Play 7-6 J. Gibbons RBI Single 4/8 RR 2-1 Morrison RBI single 7-5 M. Wilson 3R HR 5/28 OKC 3-2 Murphy HR in 10 th 7-6 J. Saltalamacchia HR in 10th PINCH HIT HOMERS COMPLETE GAMES Date Batter Opp Inn Homer Date Pitcher Opp. Inn. Result 5/24 M. Lamb POR 8 th 2R 5/ W SERIES SWEEPS SWEPT BY Date Opp. # Games Dates Opp # Games OMA 2 4/24-4/27 NVL 4 POR 4 4 PITCHERS HITTING PINCH HITTING Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Buente Cousins DeSalvo Davis Gunderson Dawkins Jones Hayes Lawrence Klosterman Leroux Lamb Mendez Lane Meyer Luna Olenberger Mense Schroder Mitchell Sosa Morrison Sinkbeil Murphy Stone Petersen Strickland Raynor Tankersley Richar Tucker Rottino VandenHurk Sosa Veras West Wood CATCHERS BOX Name REC CS/ATT PCT PB CI Hayes / Davis / Wilson 4-5 3/

9 MISCELLANEOUS STATS MULTIPLE HIT GAMES Tot MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Tot Hector Luna Hector Luna Danny Richar Donnie Murphy Donnie Murphy Danny Richar Emilio Bonafacio Brad Davis Logan Morrison Logan Morrison Brad Davis Jason Lane Jason Lane Mike Lamb Bryan Petersen Scott Cousins Scott Cousins Gookie Dawkins Lee Mitchell Emilio Bonafacio Javier Guzman Ryan Klosterman Neil Wilson Neil Wilson Mike Lamb Lorenzo Scott Ryan Klosterman Bryan Petersen John Raynor Javier Guzman Lorenzo Scott Doug Mientkiewicz TEAM Brett Hayes Gookie Dawkins Kevin Mattison Vinny Rottino Alejandro Machado Hunter Mense TEAM STARTING LINEUP BY POSITION (Team W-L record when starter) HITTING STREAKS Longest Current Emilio Bonafacio Brett Hayes Logan Morrison Danny Richar John Raynor Donnie Murphy Bryan Petersen Scott Cousins Gookie Dawkins Ryan Klosterman Lee Mitchell Brad Davis Jason Lane Hector Luna Lorenzo Scott Javier Guzman Mike Lamb Neil Wilson Kevin Mattison Doug Mientkiewicz Alejandro Machado Vinny Rottino Hunter Mense Brett Carroll STARTING LINEUP BY LINEUP SPOT (Team W-L record when starter) PITCHER: LEADOFF: Brian Lawrence (6-6) Emilio Bonafacio (18-17) Rick VandenHurk (5-6) Bryan Petersen (6-11) Hunter Jones... 7 (3-4) John Raynor... 7 (3-4) Ryan Tucker... 7 (2-5) Kevin Mattison... 5 (3-2) Jorge Sosa... 7 (5-2) 2ND SPOT: Brad Stone... 6 (3-3) Danny Richar (11-8) Sean West... 4 (2-2) Bryan Petersen (7-9) Adalaberto Mendez... 3 (2-1) Javier Guzman... 6 (3-3) Matt DeSalvo... 3 (1-2) Donnie Murphy... 5 (2-3) Tom Mastny... 2 (0-2) Emilio Bonafacio... 4 (0-4) Jose Rosario... 1 (0-1) Gookie Dawkins... 3 (1-2) Burke Badenhop... 1 (1-0) Brett Carroll... 2 (2-0) CATCHER: Hector Luna... 2 (1-1) Brad Davis (17-22) Lorenzo Scott... 2 (2-0) Brett Hayes (9-7) Ryan Klosterman... 2 (1-1) Neil Wilson... 9 (4-5) John Raynor... 1 (0-1) FIRST BASE: Alejandro Machado... 1 (0-1) Logan Morrison (18-12) Hunter Mense... 1 (0-1) Lee Mitchell (6-13) 3RD SPOT: Mike Lamb... 5 (2-3) Logan Morrison (16-13) Jason Lane... 5 (0-5) Hector Luna (1-10) Doug Mientkiewicz... 3 (2-1) Mike Lamb... 7 (2-5) Hector Luna... 2 (2-0) Bryan Petersen... 6 (4-2) SECOND BASE: Donnie Murphy... 5 (4-1) Danny Richar (17-20) Doug Mientkiewicz... 4 (2-2) Emilio Bonafacio... 9 (5-4) John Raynor... 1 (1-0) Gookie Dawkins... 7 (5-2) Brad Davis... 1 (0-1) Ryan Klosterman... 4 (1-3) CLEANUP: Javier Guzman... 3 (1-2) Hector Luna (21-22) Alejandro Machado... 3 (0-3) Jason Lane (2-11) Lee Mitchell... 1 (1-0) Mike Lamb... 4 (3-1) THIRD BASE: Logan Morrison... 4 (4-0) Hector Luna (21-30) 5TH SPOT: Danny Richar... 6 (3-3) Donnie Murphy (13-12) Mike Lamb... 3 (3-0) Scott Cousins (6-7) Lee Mitchell... 2 (1-1) Jason Lane (7-3) Alejandro Machado... 2 (2-0) Lee Mitchell... 3 (0-3) SHORTSTOP: Danny Richar... 3 (0-3) Donnie Murphy (20-18) Mike Lamb... 3 (0-3) Ryan Klosterman (3-8) Brad Davis... 2 (1-1) Emilio Bonafacio... 8 (4-4) Hector Luna... 2 (2-0) Gookie Dawkins... 4 (1-3) Bryan Petersen... 1 (1-0) Javier Guzman... 3 (2-1) Brett Hayes... 1 (0-1) LEFT FIELD: Brett Carroll... 1 (0-1) Jason Lane (16-11) 6TH SPOT: Bryan Petersen (3-7) Jason Lane (12-8) John Raynor... 8 (4-4) Scott Cousins (4-6) Lee Mitchell... 4 (2-2) Brad Davis... 6 (2-4) Danny Richar... 4 (2-2) Brett Carroll... 5 (2-3) Logan Morrison... 3 (2-1) Danny Richar... 5 (3-2) Vinny Rottino... 3 (0-3) Donnie Murphy... 5 (2-3) Hunter Mense... 3 (1-2) Gookie Dawkins... 4 (3-1) Doug Mientkiewicz... 1 (0-1) Lee Mitchell... 4 (1-3) Emilio Bonafacio... 1 (0-1) Brett Hayes... 3 (1-2) CENTER FIELD: Vinny Rottino... 2 (0-2) Scott Cousins (9-15) 7TH SPOT: Emilio Bonafacio (6-9) Lee Mitchell (8-5) Bryan Petersen (7-3) Scott Cousins (6-7) Kevin Mattison... 7 (4-3) Danny Richar (3-8) Lorenzo Scott... 6 (3-3) Brett Hayes (7-3) John Raynor... 2 (1-1) Brad Davis... 8 (3-5) RIGHT FIELD: Jason Lane... 3 (1-2) Bryan Petersen (8-12) Neil Wilson... 1 (1-0) Scott Cousins (8-7) Alejandro Machado... 1 (1-0) Jason Lane (5-7) Ryan Klosterman... 1 (0-1) Brett Carroll... 8 (4-4) Donnie Murphy... 1 (0-1) Emilio Bonafacio... 6 (3-3) Gookie Dawkins... 1 (0-1) Lorenzo Scott... 2 (1-1) Vinny Rottino... 1 (0-1) Hunter Mense... 1 (1-0) 8TH SPOT: DESIGNATED HITTER: Brad Davis (10-10) Mike Lamb... 6 (0-6) Ryan Klosterman (2-9) Hector Luna... 5 (2-3) Danny Richar... 9 (6-3) Alejandro Machado... 3 (2-1) Neil Wilson... 7 (3-4) Lee Mitchell... 3 (3-0) Lee Mitchell... 7 (4-3) Donnie Murphy... 3 (1-2) Alejandro Machado... 3 (1-2) Danny Richar... 3 (1-2) Scott Cousins... 2 (1-1) Jason Lane... 2 (1-1) John Raynor... 1 (1-0) Kevin Mattison... 1 (1-0) Lorenzo Scott... 1 (1-0) Brett Hayes... 1 (0-1) Gookie Dawkins... 1 (0-1) 9TH SPOT: Lorenzo Scott... 5 (1-4) Danny Richar... 3 (0-3) Hunter Mense... 3 (2-1) Alejandro Machado... 3 (2-1) Lee Mitchell... 2 (0-2) Brad Davis... 2 (1-1) Gookie Dawkins... 2 (2-0) Ryan Klosterman... 1 (1-0) Scott Cousins... 1 (0-1) Kevin Mattison... 1 (0-1) Neil Wilson... 1 (0-1) Brett Hayes... 1 (1-0)

10 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS DAY BY DAY Date Opp Result Inns Winner Loser Save Record Pos/GB Time Att. 4/8 RR W Strickland Corcoran st / -- 2:46 8,336 4/9 RR W VandenHurk Chacin Strickland st / -- 2:19 6,995 4/10 RR L Van Hekken Lawrence st / -- 2:40 8,852 4/11 RR W Tankersley Corcoran Olenberger st / -- 2:55 4,889 4/12 at abq L Towers DeSalvo st / - - 3:14 7,660 4/13 at abq W Strickland Link st / - - 3:18 3,571 4/14 at abq L Link Buente st / - - 2:56 5,924 4/15 at abq L Leach Tankersley rd / 1.0 3:11 5,479 4/16 at rr W Schroder Wells 5-4 T-2 nd / 1.0 3:08 9,507 4/17 at rr W Tankersley Bayliss Strickland 6-4 T-2 nd / 1.0 3:06 10,743 4/18 at rr L Banks Lawrence 6-5 T-2 nd / 2.0 2:41 7,865 4/19 at rr W Strickland Englebrook nd / 1.0 4:27 6,513 4/20 ABQ L Lindblom DeSalvo Ayala 7-6 T-2 nd / 2.0 3:01 2,118 4/21 ABQ L Ely Jones rd / 2.0 2:41 2,907 4/22 ABQ W Sosa Towers 8-7 T-2 nd / 2.0 2:24 4,884 4/23 ABQ Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for August 2. 4/24 NVL L Lofgren VandenHurk rd / 2.5 2:43 6,555 4/25 NVL L Estrada Tucker C. Smith rd / 3.5 2:42 6,524 4/26 NVL L Axford Veras C. Smith rd / 4.5 3:14 2,142 4/27 NVL L Wright Sosa rd / 4.5 2:50 6,245 4/29 at okc L Holland VandenHurk rd / 5.5 3:20 4,859 4/30 at okc L Kirkman Tucker rd / 6.5 2:46 4,634 5/1 at okc W Lawrence Moscoso rd / 5.5 2:46 5,295 5/2 at okc W Sosa W. Eyre Veras rd / 4.5 3:11 4,413 5/3 IOW L Coleman Stone Schlitter rd / 4.5 2:38 3,564 5/4 IOW W VandenHurk Parisi Olenberger rd / 4.5 2:20 9,154 5/5 IOW L Mathes Tucker rd / 5.5 2:51 2,599 5/6 IOW W Lawrence Caridad Olenberger rd / 4.5 2:18 4,898 5/7 at oma Postponed: Travel. Doubleheader scheduled for July 24. 5/8 at oma W Tankersley Holland rd / 4.0 3:07 2,986 5/9 at oma W Stone Humber Olenberger rd / 4.0 2:28 3,091 5/10 at oma Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for July 25. 5/11 FRE L Joaquin Olenberger rd / 4.0 3:10 2,087 5/12 FRE L Bumgarner Tucker rd / 5.0 3:01 2,954 5/13 FRE L Hacker Lawrence th / 5.0 2:56 8,357 5/14 FRE W Sosa Martinez Olenberger rd / 5.0 2:30 9,047 5/15 SAC L Mazzaro Jones Middleton th / 5.0 3:06 7,268 5/16 SAC W VandenHurk Godfrey Olenberger rd / 4.5 2:33 6,884 5/17 SAC L DiNardo Tucker Demel rd / 4.0 3:17 2,323 5/18 SAC W Lawrence Mortensen rd / 3.0 2:58 4,664 5/20 at tac L Olson Tankersley th / 3.0 3:07 3,267 5/21 at tac L Speigner Olenberger th / 4.0 3:06 5,483 5/22 at tac L French Jones th / 5.0 2:49 4,458 5/23 at tac L Shell Lawrence th / 6.0 2:49 4,179 5/24 at por W Stone Carrillo th / 5.0 2:40 1,464 5/25 at por W Sosa Buchmann th / 4.5 2:36 1,821 5/26 at por Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for May 27. 5/27 at por W VandenHurk Inman th / 4.0 1: DH at por W Veras Worrell Houser th / 4.5 3:19 1,950 5/28 OKC W Mendez Ramirez rd / 3.5 2:55 8,498 5/29 OKC L Peguero Sinkbeil Eyre th / 4.5 3:23 9,106 5/30 OKC L Ballard Rosario rd / 5.5 2:53 4,749 5/31 OKC W Mendez Hunter Strickland rd / 4.5 2:48 4,750 6/1 OMA L Hernandez Jones rd / 4.5 3:01 2,727 6/2 OMA L Hardy VandenHurk Hayes rd / 4.5 2:54 2,684 6/3 OMA W Lawrence Lerew Strickland rd / 4.5 2:25 4,705 6/4 OMA W Stone Humber rd / 3.5 2:46 8,395 6/5 at iow L Atkins Jones rd / 4.5 3:01 8,998 6/6 at iow W West Jackson rd / 4.5 2:40 9,298 6/7 at iow W Gunderson Mathes Strickland rd / 3.5 2:31 4,910 6/8 at iow L Diamond Lawrence Samardzija th / 4.5 2:01 7,219 6/10 RR L Banks Sinkbeil R. Corcoran th / 5.5 2:49 5,150 6/11 RR W West Trinidad T-3 rd / 4.5 2:39 8,692 6/12 RR W Meyer Perez Strickland rd / 3.5 2:50 4,926 6/13 RR W Sinkbeil Bazardo Strickland rd / 3.5 2:44 7,032 6/14 at okc Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for June 16. 6/15 at okc L Rapada Olenberger rd / 4.5 3:19 4,659 6/16 at okc L Mathis West rd / 5.5 1: DH at okc L Ballard Mendez rd / 6.5 1:47 4,714 6/17 at okc 6/18 at mem 6/19 at mem 6/20 at mem 6/21 at mem 6/22 OKC 6/23 OKC 6/24 OKC 6/25 OKC