PROBABLES AND BROADCAST SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING SERIES AT WASHINGTON (ALL GAME TIMES PDT):

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1 World Championships NL Pennants NL West Titles 1905, 1921, 1922, , 1905, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1917, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1971, 1987, 1989, , 2010, , 1936, 1937, 1951, 1954, 1962, 1989, 2002, 2010, , 2003, 2010, 2012 Game #117 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS MEDIA NOTES August 11, 2013 Home Game #62 (31-30) Baltimore Orioles (64-52) at San Francisco Giants (52-64) AT&T Park TODAY S GAME...The San Francisco Giants host the Baltimore Orioles today in the final game of this three game series...rhp Bud Norris (8-9, 3.78) is scheduled to face RHP Matt Cain (7-7, 4.47). THE GIANTS...Are winners of two of their last three games and six of their last 11...however, since the All-Star break they are just THIS DATE IN GIANTS HISTORY August 11, Willie Kirkland was the hero with four RBI, including a game-winning single in the 10th for a 5-4 victory at St. Louis. IN THE STANDINGS...The Giants are 12 games under.500 and are currently in fifth place in the NL West, a season-high 14.0 games behind the first place Dodgers...this marks the most games SF has been out of first place in the NL West since the end of the 2007 season when they finished 19.0 games back of Arizona. MATT ON THE MOUND...RHP Matt Cain has been one of the best pitchers in the NL since the All-Star break, going 2-1 with a 2.00 ERA (6er, 27.0ip) in four starts...he s allowed two runs-or-fewer in each of his last four starts. STARTING STRONG...Giants starting pitchers have tossed quality starts in 12 of their last 15 games, fashioning a 2.01 ERA (22er, 98.1ip) in that span. FROM ELIAS...OF Hunter Pence s two-run 6th inning double was the game-winner in the Giants 3-2 win yesterday...entering Saturday, none of Pence s 52 RBI had given SF a lead in the 6th inning or later...the only other player with that many RBI this year who hadn t done that is David Wright (54)...last season, Pence drove in a go-ahead run after the 5th inning nine times, tied for the third-most in the Majors behind Aramis Ramirez (13) and Hanley Ramirez (10). RUBBER GAME...A Giants win today and they would earn just their second home series victory since the All-Star break and first since they took two of three from Arizona right after the break (July 19-21)...SF also needs a win today to secure their first winning homestand since they went 4-2 against Washington and Colorado from May THE LAST ONE...SF is (.457) in the final game of a series...they ve dropped eight of their last 10 such games and are 3-10 in their past 13 contests. ON DECK...Following this series with the Orioles, the Giants will embark on a six-game, seven-day road trip to Washington (Tuesday-Thursday) and Miami (next weekend)...sf is just (.382) on the road this season, the fourth-lowest road winning pct. in the NL. HOT AUGUST NIGHTS...IF Brandon Belt went 2-for-4 yesterday and is now hitting.464 (13-for-28) so far this month with a pair of doubles, a triple, three home runs and six RBI...Belt is a career.325 hitter in the month of Aug., his highest career average in any month. JUST SCORE FOUR...The Giants have won their last nine contests in which they have scored at least four runs...they are (.784) overall in such games. HIGHEST AVG. IN MAJORS THIS MONTH (MIN. 25 PA) Player, Team AVG Jayson Werth, PHI.542 (13x24) Ike Davis, NYM.500 (9x18) Adam Jones, BAL.484 (15x31) Andrew McCutchen, PIT.480 (12x25) Joey Votto, CIN.478 (11x23) Brandon Belt, SF.464 (13x28) CLOSE CALLS...Nine of the Giants last 10 games have been decided by three runs or fewer. INTERLEAGUE PLAY...The Giants have struggled in Interleague play this season, posting the third-lowest winning pct. in the Majors by going 4-9 (.308) in 13 games...sf can earn their first series win against an American League team this season with a win today. ON THE SHORES OF McCOVEY COVE...The Giants are (.508) here at AT&T Park this season...their home win pct. ranks as the fifth-lowest in the NL...SF enters today s contest having lost seven of their last 10 home games, 10 of their last 14, and 18 of their past 26...they have just one home series win in their last seven sets. TROUBLE WITH RISP...The Giants are just 14-for-76 (.184) with runners in scoring position in their last 10 games...they ve recorded two hits or fewer with RISP in each of their last nine contests...since the All-Star break, they ve hit just.211 (36-for-171) in these situations. AT THE TURNSTILES...The Giants have sold out their last 225 regular season home games, dating back to Oct. 1, it s the longest active regular season home sellout streak in the Majors. GIANTS AT A GLANCE Biggest Lead: 2.5 (5/13) Farthest Behind: 14.0 (8/10) Most Games over.500: 8 (5/13) Most Games under.500: 13 (8/9) Longest Winning Streak: 6 (4/29-5/5) Longest Losing Streak: 6 (6/23-29) Comeback Wins: 25 Largest Comeback: 6 (5/16) Blown Leads: 30 Largest Blown Lead: 5 (2x) (5/4, 5-0) 1st Game of Series: Last Game of Series: Rubber Game: 5-5 Get-Away Day: GIANTS RECORD WHEN THEY Score 1st: Opponent Scores 1st: Score 4 or more: Score less than 4: Out-hit opponent: Out-hit by opponent: 8-44 Commit No Errors: Commit Error: One-run games: Lead after 6.0 innings: 34-4 Tied after 6.0 innings: Trail after 6.0 innings: 5-48 Lead after 7.0 innings: 38-6 Tied after 7.0 innings: Trail after 7.0 innings: 4-45 Lead after 8.0 innings: 42-2 Tied after 8.0 innings: 6-11 Trail after 8.0 innings: 4-51 Hit at least 1 home run: Hit no home runs: Lineups Used: 75 Extra Innings: 6-9 Quality Start: Non-Quality Start: Day: Night: Vs. RHS: Vs. LHS: Series Sweeps: 4-6 Series (W-L-S) game series: game series: game series: game series: GIANTS ON THIS HOMESTAND VS. MILWAUKEE AND BALTIMORE Games: 6 Record: 3-3 Avg.:.206 (39-for-189) Avg. w/risp:.163 (7-for-43) Runs Per Game: 2.5 (15 total) Home Runs: 2 Stolen Bases: 2 ERA: 2.62 (16er, 55.0ip) Starters W-L: 1-2 Starters ERA: 1.83 (8er, 39.1ip) Relievers W-L: 2-1 Relievers ERA: 4.60 (8er, 15.2ip) Saves/Opportunities: 2/2 PROBABLES AND BROADCAST SCHEDULE FOR UPCOMING SERIES AT WASHINGTON (ALL GAME TIMES PDT): Tuesday, August 13 at Washington (4:05): LHP Gio Gonzalez (7-5, 3.52) vs. LHP Madison Bumgarner (11-7, 2.75) - CSN-BA Wednesday, August 14 at Washington (4:05): RHP Jordan Zimmermann (13-6, 3.06) vs. RHP Tim Lincecum (6-11, 4.18) - CSN-BA Thursday, August 15 at Washington (1:05): RHP Dan Haren (7-11, 4.99) vs. RHP Ryan Vogelsong (2-4, 6.71) - CSN-BA note: all games broadcast on KNBR radio (English)/81 home games and two road contests broadcast on KTRB 860 ESPN Deportes (Spanish)

2 GIANTS MEDIA NOTES TODAY S STARTING PITCHER PAGE 2 #18 MATT CAIN RHP Breakdown W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 2013 San Francisco Career (9th season) Career vs. Baltimore - Has Never Faced the Orioles - Career Interleague TODAY S OUTING Three-time NL All-Star (2009, 2011 and 2012) will be making his 24th start of the season...has gone 7-7 with a 4.47 ERA (69er, 139.0ip) in 23 starts...the Giants have gone in his outings (6-7 at home and 4-6 on the road). Since the All-Star break has been one of baseball s best pitchers, fashioning a 2.00 ERA (6er, 27.0ip) in his past four starts...his 2.00 figure ranks as the 14th-lowest mark in the NL since the break. Has been the victim of very low run support as of late, receiving just 12 total runs of support in his last eight starts (2.45 average). Has already given up 69 earned runs this season after having allowed a total of 68 earned runs all of last season...his 4.47 ERA ranks as the sixthhighest among qualifying NL pitchers. Has allowed 17 home runs this season, tied for the eighth-most by any NL pitcher, however has allowed just one home run in his past eight starts...11 of his 17 home runs allowed have come on the road STARTS (LAST THREE) Suffered his seventh loss of the season in his last start on Tuesday night vs. Milwaukee in the Giants 3-1 defeat...tossed 7.0 innings, allowing two runs on four hits with six strikeouts...gave up a solo HR to Carlos Gomez in the 2nd and was charged with a run in the 4th after Buster Posey s throwing error...had just one run of support, the 12th time this season he s received one or fewer runs of support in a game. Had one of his finest starts of the season on Aug. 1 at Philadelphia...matched his season-high with 8.0 innings pitched while allowing one run on six hits...was actually in line to take the loss, but the Giants plated two runs in the 9th inning to win 2-1. Did not factor into the decision in the Giants 3-2 loss to the Cubs on July 26...tossed 7.0 innings, allowing one earned run on six hits and with seven strikeouts...threw a season-high 115 pitches. VS. BALTIMORE The Orioles are one of three teams that Cain has never faced in his nine year career (also has never faced the Rays and Twins). INTERLEAGUE Is 8-9 with a 2.65 ERA (44er, 149.1ip) along with four complete games in 21 starts against the American League. In his last 10 starts vs. the AL, is 5-2 with a 1.45 figure (12er, 74.2ip). This will be his first Interleague start in AT THE PLATE Is 3-for-38 (.079) with two RBI and nine sacrifice hits...is hitless in his last 22 at-bats. TUESDAY S STARTER: LHP Madison Bumgarner 24-year-old All-Star (2013) will be making his 24th start of the season... has been the Giants best and most consistent pitcher this season, going 11-7 with a 2.75 ERA (47er, 154.0ip) in 23 starts, 16 of which are quality outings...has really been the Giants best player overall in the Giants are in his assignments, and have won seven of his last 11 starts... his 10 consecutive starts of 7.0-or-more innings is the longest streak by a Giants pitcher since Rick Reuschel strung together 11 such outings from Aug. 17-end of the 1988 season...was charged with his seventh loss of the season in his last start last Wednesday night vs. the Brewers at AT&T Park, a 6-1 Giants loss...had tossed 7.0 shutout innings, allowing just two hits before the Brewers plated four runs off him in the 8th. vs. Washington: Is slated to face WSH for the second time this season and for the sixth time in his career...is 2-2 with a 2.65 ERA (10er, 34.0ip) in five starts...tossed 7.0 innings while allowing one run on four hits in his start against them this season back on May 22, a 2-1 Giants loss. Breakdown W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO 2013 San Francisco Career (5th season) vs. Washington Career vs. Washington CAIN S 2013 STARTS Date OPP DEC SCORE IP H R ER BB SO HR #P 4/1 at LAD -- L, /7 STL L(0-1) L, L, L(0-2) L, /23 ARI -- L, W, /5 LAD W(1-2) W, /10 ATL W(2-2) W, W(3-2) W, /21 WSH -- W, /26 COL W(4-2) W, L(4-3) L, L, W(5-3) W, /18 SD -- W, /23 MIA L(5-4) L, L, /5 LAD L(5-5) L, /10 NYM L(5-6) L, /20 ARI W(6-6) W /26 CHC -- L, W(7-6) W, /6 MIL L (7-7) L, Totals (23 starts) CAIN S 2013 STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN Category W-L ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR Home Road Day Night April May June July August Pre-ASB Post-ASB Category AVG. AB H 2B 3B HR BB SO OBP SLG LHH RHH Totals Last Win: Last Loss: Last CG: Last Shutout: CAIN S HISTORY 8/1/13 at PHI (vs. Hamels) 8/6/13 vs. MIL (vs. Peralta) 6/13/12 vs. HOU (vs. Happ) - perfect gm 6/13/12 vs. HOU (vs. Happ) - perfect gm 2013 Highs Career Highs Low-Hit CG: N/A 0, 6/13/12 vs. HOU Innings: 8.0 (3x), last: 8/1 at PHI 9.0 (14x), 6/13/12 vs. HOU Strikeouts: 10, 6/18 vs. SD 14, 6/13/12 vs. HOU Win Streak: 4, 5/5-5/26 8, 5/12/12-6/18/12 Loss Streak: 3, 6/23-7/10 6, 5/19/07-6/27/07 CAIN AT THE PLATE AVG. AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH Career Last Home Run: July 21, 2012 at PHI (off Cole Hamels) RUN SUPPORT (runs during appearance) Runs Scored Times 0 runs 5 1 run 7 2 runs 3 3 runs 1 4 runs 3 5 runs 1 6 runs -- 7 runs -- 8 runs 2 9 runs runs -- Run Support AVG RUNS BY INNING Inning Games Runs Avg. 1st nd rd th th th th th th ORIOLES CAREER BATTING VS. CAIN Player AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO Chris Davis J.J. Hardy Nate McLouth Steve Pearce

3 GIANTS MEDIA NOTES GIANTS BULLPEN PAGE 3 GIANTS BULLPEN SPLITS PLAYERS CAREER VS. ORIOLES 2013 VS. ORIOLES CAREER AT AT&T PARK W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER W-L-S ERA G IP H ER Casilla Lopez Mijares Moscoso Romo Rosario Zito #46 SANTIAGO CASILLA (5-2, 1.52, 1 SV) Last Win: 8/5/13 vs. MIL Last Loss: 4/23/13 vs. ARI Last Save: 4/13/13 at CHC 1st BF/Retired: 33/23 (69.7.8%) IR/IRsc: 28/5 (17.9%) Save Op. (1/1) Surrendered a leadoff home run to Chris Davis yesterday and had his 15.0-scoreless innings streak snapped. His 1.52 ERA still ranks as the fourth-lowest among NL relievers (min. 25.0ip). Missed 47 games after having surgery to remove a bone cyst near his rt knee (May 21-July 13). Opponents are just 3-for-37 (.081) off him with runners in scoring position. Has stranded 23/28 runners he has inherited (17.9%), which is the sixth-lowest pct. in NL. #49 JAVIER LOPEZ (1-1, 2.25, 0 SV) Last Win: 5/8/13 vs. PHI Last Loss: 8/9/13 vs. BAL Last Save: 9/11/12 at COL 1st BF/Retired: 50/37 (74.0%) IR/IRsc: 45/5 (11.1%) Save Op. (0/0) Has been unscored on in 36 of his last 38 apps and owns a 1.66 ERA (4er, 21.1ip) in that time. His 50 appearances this season are the most on the team. LH batters are 7-for-their-last-51 (.137) off him. Has inherited the second-most runners (45) in the NL and has allowed just 11.1% to score, the lowest pct. in the league. Has allowed just one home run in innings pitched in a Giants uniform, which ranks as the fewest in the NL since July 31, #50 JOSE MIJARES (0-3, 2.72, 0 SV) Last Win: 8/18/12 at SD Last Loss: 8/4/13 at TB Last Save: None 1st BF/Retired: 45/31 (68.8%) IR/IRsc: 31/9 (29.0%) Save Op. (0/0) Has held opponents scoreless in 16 of his last 19 outings. Has stranded the last 16 runners he has inherited. Is holding opponents to a.169 clip (10-for-59) with runners in scoring position. Left-handed batters are 7-for-their-last-18 (.389) against him. #34 GUILLERMO MOSCOSO (1-0, 4.82, 0 SV) Last Win: 8/10/13 vs. BAL Last Loss: 9/17/12 at SF Last Save: None 1st BF/Retired: 2/1 (50.0%) IR/IRsc: 0/0 (0.0%) Save Op. (0/0) Earned his first victory in a Giants uniform yesterday, tossing 2.0-scoreless frames. Had his contract purchased on July 28 after being acquired by SF from the Cubs on July 26. Started last Sunday at TB and threw 4.2 innings, yielding three runs. Went 7-5 with a 3.93 ERA (41er, 94.0ip) in 17 starts for triple-a Iowa earlier this season. #54 SERGIO ROMO (3-6, 2.91, 28 SV) Last Win: 5/25/13 vs. COL Last Loss: 7/27/13 vs. CHC Last Save: 8/5/13 vs. MIL 1st BF/Retired: 48/35 (72.9%) IR/IRsc: 9/1 (11.1%) Save Op. (28/32) 2013 All-Star is 28-for-32 in save chances, with his 28 rescues ranking as the fifth-most in the NL. Has sealed 12 of his last 13 save opportunities. Has struck out 9.76 batters per 9.0 innings this season (47 K s in 43.1ip). Is holding right-handed batters to a.181 clip (17-for-94). Since taking over the closer s role last season in late Aug., has been 37x41 in SV chances. #43 SANDY ROSARIO (2-0, 2.59, 0 SV) Last Win: 6/22/13 vs. MIA Last Loss: None Last Save: None 1st BF/Retired: 30/24 (80.0%) IR/IRsc: 8/1 (12.5%) Save Op. (0/0) Since being recalled on June 12, his 26 appearances out of the pen leads the club. Opponents are just 2-for-25 (.080) off him with RISP. Left-handed batters are just 5-for-38 (.132) with eight strikeouts. #75 BARRY ZITO (4-8, 5.21, 0 SV) Last Win: 5/30/13 vs. OAK Last Loss: 7/30/13 at PHI Last Save: None 1st BF/Retired: 1/1 (100.0%) IR/IRsc: 0/0 (0.0%) Save Op. (0/0) Has made one appearance out of the bullpen, surrendering two runs in 1.0 inning. Was moved out of the starting rotation on August 2. Has gone 4-8 with a 5.09 ERA in 21 starts this season. Posted a 0-7 record with a 9.97 ERA (22er, 74.1ip) on the road, which is the highest road ERA in the big leagues. Has appeared in relief just seven times in his career...is 0-1 with a 9.00 ERA (7er, 7.0ip). Opponents are batting.325 (40-for-123) off him with RISP. GIANTS BULLPEN - BY MONTH Month W-L ERA SV-OPP IP H R ER April May June July Aug Sept GIANTS BULLPEN LINES - LAST 3 SERIES DATE OPP W-L-S IP H R ER BB SO HR /5-8/8 MIL /9-8/11 BAL INDIVIDUALS - LAST 5 OUTINGS SANTIAGO CASILLA /5 MIL W /7 MIL /9 BAL /10 BAL Totals JAVIER LOPEZ /5 MIL /8 MIL /9 BAL L Totals JOSE MIJARES 7/26 CHC /28 CHC L /9 BAL Totals GUILLERMO MOSCOSO /10 BAL W Totals SERGIO ROMO SV SV /5 MIL SV /8 MIL /10 BAL SV Totals SANDY ROSARIO /6 MIL /8 MIL /9 BAL Totals BARRY ZITO 7/9 NYM L /23 CIN L /7 MIL Totals

4 GIANTS MEDIA NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 4 GIANTS BATTING SPLITS CAREER VS. ORIOLES 2013 VS. ORIOLES PLAYERS CAREER AT&T PARK VS. NORRIS AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Arias Belt Blanco Crawford Francoeur Kieschnick Pence Pill Posey Sanchez Sandoval Scutaro Torres #13 JOAQUIN ARIAS (.271, 0 HR, 13 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 5 games (0x11) Homestand (.000, 0x10, 0 HR, 1 RBI) Last HR: 10/2/12 at LAD, off Chris Capuano (L) (ABs since: 150) Is hitless in his last five games, going 0-for-11. Missed 14 games due to appendicitis (July 8-25). Has appeared in 12 games (seven starts) since being activated from the disabled list on July 26. Is hitting.162 (11-for-68) at home this season, compared to.368 (28-for-76) on the road. Has made 30 starts this season (14 at third base, 10 at shortstop and six at first base). #9 BRANDON BELT (.272, 13 HR, 45 RBI) Current streak: 6 games (10x21) Homestand (.476, 10x21, 2 HR, 4 RBI) Last HR: 8/9/13 vs. BAL off Chris Tillman (ABs since: 5) Is hitting.464 (13-for-28) with three home runs, six RBI and nine runs scored in August. His 13 home runs this season are a career-high (had nine in 2011). Is hitting.284 (21-for-74) against left-handed pitching, but is just 5-for-his-last-28 against them. Is just 3-for-his-last-20 (.150) with runners in scoring position. His six go-ahead RBI in the 7th inning or later are tied for the third-most in the NL. Has started 92 of 116 games, all at first base (has committed seven errors). #7 GREGOR BLANCO (.251, 1 HR, 29 RBI) Current streak: 2 games (2x5) Homestand (.214, 3x14, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 6/14/13 at ATL, off Kris Medlen (ABs since: 151) Is hitting.113 (6x53) since the All Star break, which is the third-lowest avg. in the Majors in that span. Is hitless in his last 13 ABs against LH pitchers and has just two hits in his last 20 ABs vs. lefties. Is just 4-for-his-last-33 (.121) with runners in scoring position. Has appeared in 101 games, making 81 starts (46 in center field and 35 in left field). #35 BRANDON CRAWFORD (.278, 7 HR, 37 RBI) Current streak: 4 games (7x15) Homestand (.368, 7x19, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 8/2/13 at TB, off Chris Archer (ABs since: 28) Is hitting.333 (18-for-54) with six extra-base hits and seven RBI in his last 17 games. Has already hit a career-high seven HRs after hitting seven total in his previous two campaigns. Is batting.200 (19-for-95) with RISP; however, is 4-for-his-last-8 in such situations. Is hitting.310 (78-for-252) vs. right-handed pitchers. Has one hit in his last 26 AB s against LH pitchers and is just 3-for-his-last-35 against them. Has started 104 of 116 games, all at SS...his 11 errors at SS are tied for the fourth-most in the NL. #23 JEFF FRANCOEUR (.209, 3 HR, 17 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 2 games (0x5) Homestand (.167, 1x6, 0 HR, 1 RBI) Last HR: 6/16/13 at TB, off Roberto Hernandez (ABs since: 63) Has appeared in 17 games (13 starts) for the Giants and is 11-for-52 (.212) with four RBI. 29-year-old had his contract purchased from triple-a Fresno on June 13...agreed to terms with the Giants on a minor league contract on July 9. Was designated by KC July 5 after hitting.208 (38x183) with three HRs and 13 RBI in 59 games. Ranks third among active players with 121 outfield assists (Beltran, 131; Kotsay, 123)...has five assists this season, two while playing for San Francisco. #22 ROGER KIESCHNICK (.281, 0 HR, 3 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 2 games (0x5) Homestand (.278, 5x18, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: None (ABs since: 32) Has appeared in 10 games (eight starts) for SF, going 9-for-32 (.281) with three RBI. Is 4-for-11 (.364) with three RBI with runners in scoring position. 26-year-old outfielder was recalled from triple-a on July 29. Drafted by the Giants in the third round of the 2008 draft (82nd pick overall) out of Texas Tech. Was hitting.273 (102-for-374) with 27 doubles, nine triples, 13 homers and 56 RBI in 101 games for the Fresno Grizzlies this season...hit.289 against left-handers and.268 vs. righties. #8 HUNTER PENCE (.279, 14 HR, 54 RBI) Current streak: 3 games (5x11) Homestand (.250, 5x20, 0 HR, 3 RBI) Last HR: 7/13/13 at SD, off Joe Thatcher (L) (ABs since: 85) Hit a bases-loaded double in the 6th inning yesterday to give the Giants a 3-1 lead. Is batting.358 (29-for-81) since the All-Star break, which ranks as the seventh highest avg. in the NL. Leads the club with 17 stolen bases and is 17-for-18 in attempts (career-high in stolen bases is 18 in 2010). Leads the club with 59 runs scored. His 39 multi-hit games are tied for the fourth-most in the NL. Has started 125-consecutive games, which is the longest streak in the NL and the sixth longest in the Majors. GIANTS VS. ORIOLES SINCE 2002: MEETINGS (season series, 1-1) AT&T PARK (1-1 in 2013, 4-4 all-time) D W/L SC WINNER/LOSER 8/9 L 5-2 Johnson/Lopez 8/10 W 3-2 Moscoso/Chen 8/11 GIANTS SCORING BY INNINGS Giants Opponents 1st nd rd th th th th th th Extra Totals RECENT TRANSACTIONS Date Player Transactions 7/5 Perez Optioned to triple-a Gillespie Contract purchased Pagan Transferred to 60-day DL 7/7 Gaudin Activated from 15-day DL Kickham Optioned to triple-a 7/8 Arias Placed on 15-day DL Noonan Recalled from triple-a 7/9 Sanchez Placed on 15-day DL Kickham Recalled from triple-a Tanaka Contract purchased Gillespie Designated for Assignment 7/10 Kickham Optioned to triple-a 7/11 Machi Recalled from triple-a 7/13 Noonan Optioned to triple-a Machi Optioned to triple-a Casilla Activated from 15-day DL Francoeur Contract purchased 7/21 Affeldt Placed on 15-day DL Machi Recalled from triple-a 7/23 Surkamp Recalled from triple-a Petit Contract purchased Kontos Optioned to triple-a 7/24 Surkamp Optioned to triple-a Sanchez Activated from 15-day DL Sanchez Optioned to triple-a 7/26 Arias Activated from 15-day DL Dunning Optioned to triple-a 7/28 Petit Designated for assignment Moscoso Contract purchased 7/30 Abreu Placed on 15-day DL Tanaka Optioned to triple-a Kieschnick Recalled from triple-a Pill Recalled from triple-a 8/8 Quiroz Designated for assignment Sanchez Recalled from triple-a 8/9 Machi Optioned to triple-a Vogelsong Activated from 60-day DL CATCHERS CORNER Catchers ERA Catcher G/GS IP ER ERA Posey 91/ Sanchez 13/ Catchers Caught Stealing Pct. Catcher SB CS % Posey Sanchez Passed Balls: Posey (3), Sanchez (2)

5 GIANTS MEDIA NOTES GIANTS BATTERS PAGE 5 #6 BRETT PILL (.244, 2 HR, 7 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 3 games (0x8) Homestand (.000, 0x2, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 7/31/13 at PHI, off J.C. Ramirez (ABs since: 10) 28-year-old was recalled from Fresno for the third time this season on July 29. Has started four of 12 games since his recent recall, going 7-for-18 (.389) w/hr and four RBI. Was having the best season of his professional career down in the minors, hitting.344 (95-for- 276) with 21 doubles, 18 home runs and 79 RBI in 68 games for the Grizzlies. Among Pacific Coast League leaders, ranked second in slugging pct. (.630), third in RBI (79), and fourth in batting average (.344) and home runs (18). #28 BUSTER POSEY (.303, 14 HR, 61 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 3 games (0x8) Homestand (.133, 2x15, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 7/20/13 vs. ARI, off Josh Collmenter (ABs since: 59) Is just 2-for-15 in his last five games and 10-for-58 (.172) in his past 18 contests. Is just 1-for-his-last-11 with RISP and is just 5-for-his-last-23 (.217). Among NL leaders, the 2013 All-Star is tied for sixth in doubles (30), 10th in OBP (.376), 12th in batting avg. (.303), tied for 11th in extra base hits (45) and 12th in slugging (.494). His.313 batting average vs. left-handed pitchers is the 15th-best mark in the NL. Has started 104 of 116 games (89 at catcher, 12 at 1st base and three as DH). His 51 stolen bases against are the fourth-most by any National League catcher. #29 HECTOR SANCHEZ (.205, 0 HR, 3 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 3 games (0x6) Homestand (.000, 0x5, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 9/27/12 vs. ARI, off Brad Ziegler (ABs since: 53) Was recalled from triple-a Fresno prior to Thursday s game. Is batting.205 (9-for-44) with three RBI in 28 games (eight starts) for the Giants. This is Sanchez s third appearance with SF this season. Has started seven games at catcher (five w/lincecum starting, one Cain start and one Zito start). Opponents are a perfect 12-for-12 off him in stolen base attempts this season and in fact, dating back to last season, are 23-for-their-last-23 off him. Was hitting.271 (23-for-85) with three HRs and 11 RBI in 32 games for Fresno this season. #48 PABLO SANDOVAL (.255, 9 HR, 52 RBI) Current streak: Hitless last 5 games (0x17) Homestand (.050, 1x20, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 7/12/13 at SD, off Jason Marquis (ABs since: 93) Is hitless in his last 19 at-bats and is just 3-for-37 (.081) in his last 10 contests. Is hitting.350 (35-for-100) with runners in scoring position, the ninth-highest clip in the NL. Is just 7-for-his-last-45 (.156) against left-handed pitching. His 10 game-winning RBI are tied for the sixth-most in the NL. Has started 97 of 116 contests (his 14 errors are the third most of among NL third basemen). #19 MARCO SCUTARO (.302, 2 HR, 23 RBI) Current streak: 1 game (1x4) Homestand (.174, 4x23, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 6/9/13 at ARI, off Tyler Skaggs (L) (ABs since: 164) Is hitting.179 (7-for-39) in the month of August with only one extra-base hit All-Star is tied for 13th in the NL with a.302 batting average. His.325 avg. (38-for-117) vs. left-handed pitching ranks as the 10th-highest in the NL. His 39 multi-hit games are tied for the fourth-most in the NL. His.258 avg. with two-strikes is the sixth-highest in the NL. Has been the second hardest batter to strikeout in the Majors, averaging PA/K. His 11 errors this season are tied for third-most among all second basemen in the Majors. Has started 99 of 116 games (96 at second base and three as the DH). #56 ANDRES TORRES (.245, 2 HR, 20 RBI) Current streak: 1 game (1x3) Homestand (.200, 1x5, 0 HR, 0 RBI) Last HR: 6/4/13 vs. TOR, off Josh Johnson (ABs since: 140) Is 2-for-25 (.080) in his last 11 games and just 12-for-67 (.179) since July 1 (28 games). Has just one hit in his last 13 at-bats with RISP and is just 3-for-his-last-24 (.125). Has started 61 contests (49 in LF and 12 in CF). HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Biggest Winning Margin:...10 (10-0), 6/13 at PIT Biggest Losing Margin:. 11(2x), last: 7/22 vs. CIN Walk-off Wins:...8, 4/19 vs. SD (Pagan, 2B)...4/22 vs. ARI (Belt, 1B)...5/3 vs. LAD (Posey, HR)...5/4 vs. LAD (Quiroz, HR)...5/8 vs. PHI (Torres, 1B)... 5/21 vs. WSH (Sandoval, HR)...5/25 vs. COL (Pagan, Inside Park HR)...6/22 vs. MIA (H. Sanchez, 1B) Walk-off Losses:...7, 4/12 at CHC(Castro, 2B)...4/17 at MIL(Lali, 1B)...4/27 at SD(Gyorko, E4)...6/15 at ATL(Freeman, 1B)...6/29 at COL (Arenado, 1B)...7/3 at CIN (Choo, 1B)...8/3 at TB (Myers, 1B) Longest Gm, Extra Inn: , 7/8 vs. NYM Longest Gm, Time:...5:26, 7/8 vs. NYM Longest Gm, Time - 9 Inn:...3:50, 4/11 at CHC Quickest Gm:...2:16, 6/4 vs. TOR Largest Crowd, Home:...42,747, 4/21 vs. SD Smallest Crowd, Home :...41,048, 5/9 vs. PHI Sellouts, Home:...61 Largest Crowd, Road:... 53,138, 4/1 at LAD TEAM BATTING R, Gm, SF:...10(7x), last: 7/12 at SD R, Gm, Opp:...14, 4/7 vs. STL R, Inn, SF:...6(2x), last: 6/8 at ARI (4th) R, Inn, Opp:...9, 4/7 vs. STL (4th) Most H, Gm, SF:...17(3x), 7/12 at SD Fewest H, Gm, SF:...0, 7/2 at CIN Most H, Gm, Opp:...18(3x), 6/17 vs. SD Fewest H, Gm, Opp:...0, 7/13 at SD H, Inn, SF:...7, 5/10 vs. ATL(4th) H, Inn, Opp:...9, 6/1 at STL (3rd) (Gm 1) HR, Gm, SF:...3(2x), last: 5/12 vs. ATL HR, Gm, Opp:...4, 7/14 at SD SO, Gm:...16, 7/3 at CIN INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most ABs, Gm:...8, several players R, Gm:...4(2x), Blanco, 7/12 at SD R, Inn:...1, several players H, Gm:...5 (2x), last: Pence, 7/24 vs. CIN H, Inn:...2, Marco Scutaro, 5/10 vs. ATL 2B, Gm:... 3, Posey, 6/14 at ATL 3B, Gm:...1 (21x), last: Crawford, 8/4 at TB HR, Gm:...1, several players GS...N/A PH HR:...2, Belt, 4/23 vs. ARI...Quiroz, 5/4 vs. LAD Back-to-Back HR:...N/A Game Ending HR:...4, Posey, 5/3 vs. LAD...Quiroz, 5/4 vs. LAD...Sandoval, 5/21 vs. WSH...Pagan, 5/25 vs. COL Leadoff HR:...2, Pagan, 5/1 at ARI...Blanco, 6/14 at ATL Inside Park HR:...1, Pagan, 5/25 vs. COL XBH:...3 (2x), last: Posey, 7/8 vs. NYM RBI, Gm:...5 (2x), last: Pence, 7/13 at SD TB, Gm:...10, Posey, 7/8 vs. NYM BB, Gm:...3 (3x), last: Pence, 8/5 vs. MIL SO, Gm:...5, Belt, 7/8 vs. NYM SB, Gm:...2, Pence, 6/8 at ARI TEAM PITCHING R, Gm:...14, 4/7 vs. STL R, Inn:...9, 4/7 vs. STL (4th) H, Gm:...18 (3x), 6/17 vs. SD H, Inn:...9, 6/1 at STL (3rd) (Gm 1) SO, Gm, SF:...19, 7/8 vs. NYM BB, Gm, SF:...7 (5x), 5/30 vs. OAK Scoreless Inn Streak, SF: /19-4/22 THE DISABLED AND BEREAVEMENT LIST PLAYER INJURY DL TYPE PLACED REINSTATED/ GAMES SF S W-L (RETRO) ELIGIBLE MISSED Abreu left knee bursitis 15-day July 30 (July 29) August Affeldt left groin strain 15-day July 21 August Pagan strained left hamstring 60-day May 28 June Abreu left knee sprain 60-day March 22 June Affeldt right oblique strain 15-day April 17 (April 15) May Arias appendicitis 15-day July 8 July Casilla recovering from surgery 15-day May 21 July (bone cyst - right knee) Gaudin right elbow contusion 15-day June 24 (June 21) July H. Sanchez right shoulder strain 15-day July 9 July Mijares Bereavement --- April 29 May Pill right knee surgery 15-day March 22 April Sandoval left foot strain 15-day June 9 June Surkamp left elbow surgery 60-day March 22 June Vogelsong fractured right hand 60-day May 21 August Italics = currently on disabled list INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Inn, Starter:...9.0, Lincecum, 7/13 at SD Fewest Inn, Starter:...0.2, Cain, 7/10 vs. NYM Inn, Relief:...5.1(2x), last: Petit, 7/23 vs. CIN SO, Starter:...13, Lincecum, 7/13 at SD SO, Relief:...6, Kickham, 7/10 vs. NYM Winning Streak:...4, Cain, Gaudin Losing Streak:...4, Lincecum, Romo, Zito Cons scoreless inn, starter: , Zito, 4/5-4/16 Cons scoreless inn, relief: , Casilla, 5/1-8/10 R allowed, starter:...9, Cain, 4/7 vs. STL...9, Bumgarner, 5/17 at COL R allowed relief:..4 (2x), last: Kickham, 7/10 vs. NYM BB Allowed:...7, Lincecum, 4/3 at LAD HR Allowed:...3, Lincecum(5x), last: 7/23 vs. CIN TEAM FIELDING Errors, Gm...4,

6 GIANTS MEDIA NOTES DAY-BY-DAY PAGE 6 # Date D/N Opp Winner/Loser W/L Score Rec Pos. GB ATT 1 4/1 D at LAD KERSHAW/Kontos L T3rd ,138* 2 4/2 N at LAD Bumgarner/Ryu W T1st , /3 N at LAD Lincecum/Beckett W T1st ,906* 4/4 OFF DAY T1st /5 D STL Zito/Westbrook W T1st ,581* 5 4/6 D STL Miller/Vogelsong L T3rd ,402* 6 4/7 D STL Wainwright/Cain L th ,201* 7 4/8 N COL Bumgarner/De La Rosa W th ,133* 8 4/9 N COL Casilla/Belisle W T1st ,910* 9 4/10 D COL Zito/Francis W T1st ,606* 10 4/11 D at CHC Vogelsong/Feldman W st , /12 D at CHC Fujikawa/Romo L nd , /13 D at CHC Bumgarner/Samardzija W st , /14 D at CHC Kontos/Camp W 10-7(10) 9-4 1st ,326 4/15 OFF DAY 1st /16 N at MIL Kintzler/Zito L nd , /17 N at MIL Henderson/Casilla L nd , /18 D at MIL Gallardo/Cain L rd , /19 N SD Casilla/Gregerson W nd ,559* 18 4/20 N SD Lincecum/Cashner W nd ,995* 19 4/21 D SD Zito/Stults W nd ,747* 20 4/22 N AZ Romo/Sipp W nd ,294* 21 4/23 N AZ Ziegler/Casilla L 4-6(11) nd ,955* 22 4/24 D AZ Hernandez/Gaudin L 2-3(10) nd ,756* 4/25 OFF DAY T2nd /26 N at SD Cashner/Lincecum L T2nd , /27 N at SD Thatcher/Romo L 7-8(12) rd , /28 D at SD Marquis/Vogelsong L rd , /29 N at AZ Machi/Ziegler W rd , /30 N at AZ Rosario/Putz W T2nd , /1 N at AZ Kontos/Hernandez W nd ,177 5/2 OFF DAY 2nd /3 N LAD Romo/Belisario W T1st -- 42,113* 30 5/4 N LAD Casilla/League W 10-9(10) T1st -- 41,171* 31 5/5 N LAD Cain/Ryu W st ,140* 32 5/6 N PHI Lee/Bumgarner L st ,171* 33 5/7 N PHI Kendrick/Lincecum L nd ,226* 34 5/8 D PHI Lopez/Bastardo W 4-3(10) st ,048* 35 5/9 N ATL Teheran/Vogelsong L T1st -- 41,365* 36 5/10 N ATL Cain/Hudson W T1st -- 41,387* 37 5/11 D ATL Bumgarner/Maholm W st ,530* 38 5/12 D ATL Lincecum/Medlen W st ,231* 5/13 OFF DAY 1st /14 N at TOR Dickey/Zito L st , /15 N at TOR Ortiz/Vogelsong L st , /16 N at COL Cain/Chacin W st , /17 N at COL De La Rosa/Bumgarner L T1st -- 43, /18 N at COL Chatwood/Lincecum L nd , /19 D at COL Nicasio/Zito L T2nd , /20 N WSH Vogelsong/Duke W nd ,963* 46 5/21 N WSH Affeldt/Maya W 4-2(10) T1st -- 41,642* 47 5/22 D WSH Clippard/Affeldt L 1-2(10) T1st -- 41,175* 5/23 OFF DAY T1st /24 N COL Chatwood/Lincecum L nd ,881* 49 5/25 D COL Romo/Betancout W 6-5(10) T1st -- 41,784* 50 5/26 D COL Cain/Garland W T1st -- 42,597* 51 5/27 D at OAK Straily/Bumgarner L nd ,067* 52 5/28 N at OAK Parker/Kickham L T2nd ,067* 53 5/29 N OAK Milone/Lincecum L T2nd ,512* 54 5/30 D OAK Zito/Griffin W nd ,250* 55 5/31 N at STL POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER 2nd /1 D at STL Miller/Cain L nd , /1 N at STL WAINWRIGHT/Bumgarner L T2nd , /2 D at STL Gaudin/Lyons W nd ,817* 6/3 OFF DAY 2nd /4 N TOR Lincecum/Johnson W nd ,981* 59 6/5 D TOR Dickey/Zito L rd ,559* 6/6 OFF DAY T2nd /7 N at AZ Ziegler/Affeldt L rd , /8 N at AZ Bumgarner/Cahill W T2nd , /9 D at AZ Gaudin/Skaggs W T2nd ,222 6/10 OFF DAY T2nd /11 N at PIT Cole/Lincecum L rd , /12 N at PIT Liriano/Zito L rd , /13 N at PIT Cain/Morton W T2nd , /14 N at ATL Bumgarner/Medlen W nd , /15 D at ATL Kimbrel/Romo L T2nd , /16 D at ATL Teheran/Lincecum L rd , /17 N SD Vincent/Mijares L 3-5(13) th ,981* 70 6/18 N SD Machi/Thayer W T2nd ,884* 71 6/19 D SD Bumgarner/Gregerson W nd ,866* 72 6/20 N MIA Koehler/Affeldt L nd ,290* 73 6/21 D MIA Ramos/Dunning L rd ,490* 74 6/22 D MIA Rosario/Dunn W 2-1(11) nd ,683* 75 6/23 N MIA Eovaldi/Cain L T2nd ,697* 76 6/24 N at LAD Rodriguez/Bumgarner L th , /25 N at LAD Fife/Kickham L th , /26 N at LAD Kershaw/Lincecum L th ,721 6/27 OFF DAY T3rd /28 N at COL Chacin/Zito L th , /29 D at COL Betancourt/Affeldt L th , /30 D at COL Bumgarner/Pomeranz W th , /1 N at CIN ARROYO/Kickham L 1-8(6) th , /2 N at CIN BAILEY/Lincecum L th , /3 N at CIN Hoover/Lopez L 2-3(11) th ,757* 7/4 D at CIN POSTPONED DUE TO WEATHER 5th /5 N LAD Ryu/Cain L th ,911* 86 7/6 N LAD Bumgarner/Fife W th ,638* 87 7/7 D LAD Kershaw/Romo L th ,094* 88 7/8 N NYM Edgin/Kontos L 3-4(16) th ,497* 89 7/9 N NYM Rice/Mijares L T4th ,534* 90 7/10 D NYM Wheeler/Cain L T4th ,679* 91 7/11 N at SD Bumgarner/Gregerson W th , /12 N at SD Gaudin/O Sullivan W th ,361* 93 7/13 N at SD LINCECUM/Volquez W th , /14 D at SD Stultz/Zito L th ,243 7/15 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/16 ALL-STAR GAME at Citi Field 7/17 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/18 ALL-STAR BREAK # Date D/N Opp Winner/Loser W/L Score Rec Pos. GB ATT 95 7/19 N AZ Gaudin/Kennedy W th ,924* 96 7/20 N AZ Cain/Miley W th ,742* 97 7/21 D AZ Delgado/Bumgarner L th ,949* 98 7/22 N CIN ARROYO/Lincecum L th ,797* 99 7/23 N CIN Cingrani/Surkamp L th /23 N CIN Casilla/Reynolds W th ,310* 101 7/24 N CIN Leake/Gaudin L th ,512* 7/25 OFF DAY 4th /26 N CHC Guerrier/Romo L th ,797* 103 7/27 N CHC Strop/Romo L th ,953* 104 7/28 D CHC Wood/Lincecum L th ,608* 7/29 OFF DAY 5th /30 N at PHI Lannan/Zito L th , /31 N at PHI Gaudin/Kendrick W th , /1 N at PHI Cain/Papelbon W th , /2 N at TB Bumgarner/Archer W th , /3 N at TB Rodney/Machi L 1-2(10) th , /4 D at TB Torres/Mijares L th ,078* 111 8/5 N MIL Casilla/Axford W th ,217* 112 8/6 N MIL Peralta/Cain L th ,426* 113 8/7 N MIL Figaro/Bumgarner L th ,416* 114 8/8 D MIL Lincecum/Hand W th ,219* 115 8/9 N BAL Johnson/Lopez L 2-5(10) th ,434* 116 8/10 D BAL Moscoso/Chen W th ,315* 117 8/11 D BAL 8/12 OFF DAY 118 8/13 N at WSH 119 8/14 N at WSH 120 8/15 D at WSH 121 8/16 N at MIA 122 8/17 D at MIA 123 8/18 D at MIA 124 8/19 N BOS 125 8/20 N BOS 126 8/21 D BOS 127 8/22 N PIT 128 8/23 N PIT 129 8/24 N PIT 130 8/25 D PIT 131 8/26 N at COL 132 8/27 N at COL 133 8/28 N at COL 8/29 OFF DAY 134 8/30 N at AZ 135 8/31 N at AZ 136 9/1 D at AZ 137 9/2 D at SD 138 9/3 N at SD 139 9/4 N at SD 140 9/5 N AZ 141 9/6 N AZ 142 9/7 N AZ 143 9/8 D AZ 144 9/9 N COL 145 9/10 N COL 146 9/11 D COL 147 9/12 N at LAD 148 9/13 N at LAD 149 9/14 N at LAD 150 9/15 D at LAD 9/16 OFF DAY 151 9/17 N at NYM 152 9/18 N at NYM 153 9/19 D at NYM 154 9/20 N at NYY 155 9/21 N at NYY 156 9/22 D at NYY 9/23 OFF DAY 157 9/24 N LAD 158 9/25 N LAD 159 9/26 N LAD 160 9/27 N SD 161 9/28 D SD 162 9/29 D SD FINAL 2013 RECORD: Pitcher s name in bold indicates complete game performance. Pitcher s name in bold italics indicates no-hitter ( ) - Indicates extra inning game. * - denotes a sellout 2013 DAY-BY-DAY STANDINGS INFO Days in 1st Place:...29 Last Day in 1st Place:...5/26/2013 Last Day out of 1st Place:...8/10/2013 Most Consecutive Days in 1st:...10 Most Games Ahead/Team/Date:...2.5/ARI/5/13/13 Most Games Behind/Team/Date: , LAD/8/10/13 Days in 2nd Place...41 Days in 3rd Place:...13 Days in 4th Place:...28 Days in 5th Place:...18 ALL-STAR BREAK 2013 RECORD: 43-51