Home Sweet Home: Last night s victory improved the Bulls to at home this season. It s the most home wins in the IL.

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1 DURHAM BULLS GAME NOTES Media Relations: (919) Pawtucket Red Sox (30-26) vs. Durham Bulls (31-25) June 5, 2011, 7:05 p.m. (airtime 6:50 p.m. on ESPN 620 the Buzz) RHP Edgar Gonzalez ( ) vs. RHP Kevin Millwood ( overall SWB/PAW) Game #57 Home Game # 29 Bulls vs. Pawtucket: The Bulls continue to host the top affiliate for the Boston Red Sox tonight, concluding an eight-game home stand. Pawtucket has former Bull Darnell McDonald and Marco Scutaro with the club on MLB rehab. The Pawsox have the second best ERA in the IL and their hitters have drawn the second most walks. Yesterday: The Bulls defeated Pawtucket for the first time in three tries 5-4 yesterday to improve to 4-3 on the home stand. Ray Olmedo s bases loaded single with none out in the bottom of the ninth drove home Robinson Chirinos with the winning run. Jake McGee (3-0) worked two hitless innings of relief for the Bulls to pick up the victory. Last Dance: It was Durham s seventh win in its final at-bat, and fifth walk-off win at home this year. Close Call: A total of 26 of the team s 56 games have now been decided by one or two runs. Durham is in those games. Struggle in Scoring Position: Including Olmedo s hit, Durham still went 2-for-14 with runners in scoring position last night. Durham is 6-for-44 (.136) the past four games in those situations. Pawtucket struggled too going just 2-13 yesterday. TB & Affiliates Tampa Bay: L6-9 at SEA, at LAA Montgomery: L2-3 vs Miss, vs Miss Charlotte: W6-1 at Brad, at Bradenton Bowling Green W2-1 (10) vs Beloit, vs Beloit Walk On By: Durham walked a season-high 10 batters yesterday, yet only one of those runners scored (another walk forced home a run). Meanwhile, Pawtucket didn t walk a batter until Chirinos drew a free pass to start the ninth inning, and he scored. Setting the Table: The Bulls one and two hitters Desmond Jennings and Ray Olmedo combined to go 5-9 with 2RBI, 2R, and a BB. Jennings doubled, homered and scored twice and now leads the IL with 42 runs scored. Carter Crushing: Chris Carter added to his team lead in RBI yesterday picking up two in the game, making him the first Bull to hit the 40 RBI mark this season. He is tied for 3 rd in the IL in RBI. Home Sweet Home: Last night s victory improved the Bulls to at home this season. It s the most home wins in the IL. Going Deep: Chris Carter and Desmond Jennings both homered yesterday for the Bulls giving them 29 home runs in 28 home games. Durham did not allow a home run yesterday for the first time in their series with Pawtucket. National Exposure: Yesterday s game was carried on NESN, while today s contest will be shown across the country on MLB Network. Spectacular Swindle: RJ Swindle worked 0.2 innings yesterday without allowing a hit. He has not surrendered a hit in 4.1 innings (4APP), or a run in 8.2 innings (7APP). South Story: Gwinnett defeated Buffalo 7-5 and with Durham winning, the teams remain separated by three games. Durham s largest lead is four. The Bulls have been at least tied atop the South Division every day since May 2 nd. June 6 June 11 June 12 Upcoming promotions: MLB Network Negro League Night Pepsi Kids Run the Bases Tough Road: Durham is in a run (9-10 so far) where it plays 20 of 24 games against clubs with.500 or better records. The other four were against Toledo. The Mud Hens are five games under.500. Tentative Pitching Match-ups at Lehigh Valley: Tuesday 7:05 pm TBA vs. LHP Ryan Feierabend (4-2, 5.33) Wednesday 7:05 pm RHP Jeff Niemann (ML rehab)vs. RHP Vance Worley (3-2, 2.84) Thursday 7:05 pm TBA vs. RHP Nate Bump (2-5, 6.18)* Friday 7:05 pm TBA vs. RHP Brian Bass (3-3, 5.17)*

2 #43 RHP Edgar Gonzalez HT: 6-0 WT: 220 BORN: 2/23/83 RESIDES: Tuscon, AZ OBTAINED: Signed as a minor league FA on 3/2/11 MLB EXPERIENCE: (ARI-80G) 2009 (OAK-26G) 2011: Signed as a free-agent with the Rays on March 2 and then was sent to minor league camp. Allowed all three of his runs in his final inning against Gwinnett in a day game on Sunday in his first start. Battled through five innings in his second start, and his third. Then had the longest outing by a Durham starter this year, going 7.0 innings. In his next outing, left after warming up in the sixth with back tightness. Returned to throw his first quality start (3 ER or less, 6 IP or more), and followed it up with one more in his next outing. His next two starts were interrupted by rain (vs Louisville) and back discomfort (last GS at Columbus) before returning his last time out against Toledo DURHAM RUN SUPPORT (reg. season): 2.8 RECORD WHEN STARTS: : Began the season in Korea pitching for the LG Twins and going 0-6 with a 7.68 ERA in nine starts before being released by the team. He returned to North America for the remainder of the season and split time between Mexico and the Dodgers system, Allowed just one run in two of his three starts in Mexico pitching for Monterrey. He pitched into the sixth inning or better in all four of his starts for the Albuquerque Isotopes, with his best starting coming in his last outing. He earned the victory against Round Rock on September 5, pitching seven innings while allowing just one earned run. He struck out a season-high 10 batters at Oklahoma City on August 26. He did not allow a home run to a left-handed hitter in 41.1 innings of work in the Mexican and Pacific Coast Leagues. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Began the 2009 season with Sacramento of the PCL before being promoted to Oakland on May 23 and remaining there the rest of the season. He allowed only four home runs in 26 appearances for Oakland, six of them as a starter while holding right handed hitters to a.230 batting average. Earned his only win of the 2008 season against the Los Angeles Dodgers on April 24, while pitching for the Arizona Diamondbacks. In 2007 he set a career high for MLB wins with eight and innings pitched (102.0), and started a season in the major leagues for the first time. Won back-to-back starts in 2006 against San Diego and San Francisco. He went seven innings in each appearance on the 20 and 25. In 2005 he compiled 11 victories and collected 15 quality starts in 24 outings (six innings or more with three runs or less) while pitching for Tuscon. Made his MLB debut in 2003 on June 1 and was the youngest pitcher (20) in MLB at the time. He made two starts with the Diamondbacks before returning to Triple-A and then returned to the big leagues for seven more appearances later in the season. Pitched in the 2003 futures game on July 13 for the World Team, throwing a scoreless inning. Won a career best 14 games in 2002 pitching at the A-ball level with South Bend and Lancaster Originally signed on April 18, 2000 as a free agent by the Arizona Diamondbacks. WITH DURHAM: G/10GS Home: G, 5 GS Away: 2-1, 4.15 ERA, 5G, 5GS RISP:.259 (14-54, 2HR 21 RBI, 5BB/12K) VS. RHB:.243 (27-for-111) VS LHB:.309, (25-for-81) DATE OPP INN H R ER BB K HR DEC ERA NOTE ND 7.36 All R in 4 th 4/15 NOR W (8-3) vs w RISP 4/20 CHA L (3-8) run 4 th 4/25 at NOR L (2-5) run first 4/30 At IND W (12-3) 3.86 Best run support 5/5 SYR ND (4-3) 3.69 Most H allowed 5/10 INDY ND (2-1) 3.26 Longest outing 5/17 LOU ND (8-11) 3.61 Started impacted by rain 5/22 At COL ND (6-7) 3.53 Left back discomfort 5/29 (1) At TOL W (7-4) 3.72 Given 4-0 lead in 1 st TOTALS CAREER NUMBERS: (entering 2011) Year Club W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV IP H R ER HR BB SO 2002 South Bend Lancaster El Paso Tucson ARIZONA Tucson ARIZONA Tucson ARIZONA Tucson ARIZONA ARIZONA ARIZONA Sacramento OAKLAND Monterrey Albuquerque Minor League Totals Minor League Totals

3 Season Information BULLS OPENING DAY ROSTER: (BOLD = still on roster, Italics = in big leagues, Underline = with other TB affiliate), * rehab, bold italics=dl P: (12) Bootcheck, Cobb, Delaney, De La Rosa, De Los Santos, Ekstrom, Gomes, Gonzalez, Hayhurst, Swindle, Torres, Wade C: (2) Chirinos, Lobaton INF:(6), Anderson, Canzler, Furmaniak, Kotchman, Luna, Olmedo OF (4), Carter, Guyer, Jennings, Ruggiano DL (0) BULLS SEASON ROSTER: (34) (BOLD = active, Italics = MLB, Underline = with other TB affiliate, Bold italics = DL, * rehab P: (19) Baker, Bootcheck, Buente, Cobb, Delaney, De La Rosa, De Los Santos, Ekstrom, Gomes, Gonzalez, Hall, Hayhurst, Howell, McGee, Phillips, Reid, Swindle, Torres, Wade C: (3) Albernaz, Chirinos, Lobaton INF:(8), Anderson, Canzler, Furmaniak, Johnson, Kotchman, Lopez, Luna, Olmedo OF (4), Carter, Guyer, Jennings, Ruggiano DL (1) De Los Santos BULLS BATTING ORDER/POSITION CHART/HITTING AND PLAYING STREAKS (Bold = Active): Player PH Albernaz Anderson Canzler Carter Chirinos Furmaniak Guyer Johnson Jennings Kotchman Lobaton Lopez Luna Olmedo Ruggiano Player 1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF C DH Albernaz Anderson Canzler Carter Chirinos Furmaniak Guyer Jennings Johnson Kotchman Lobaton Lopez Luna Olmedo Ruggiano Player Season-long hit streak Current streak Consecutive Gm Played Season High Albernaz Anderson Canzler Carter Chirinos Furmaniak Guyer Jennings Johnson Kotchman Lobaton Lopez Luna Olmedo Ruggiano

4 BULLS HITTERS NOTES Yesterday: 0-3 Series vs. PAW: 3-14, 2B, 2RBI, R, K Home Stand: 8-25, 2B, 3RBI, 3R, BB/2K, SB 2010 vs. LHV: DNP How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on 3/12/10 after defecting from Cuba 2011 Transactions: Assigned to minor league camp on 3/28/10 MLB: None 2011: Picked up his first multi-hit game of the season on 4/15 vs. NOR. 2 HR, 5/13 at SYR. 2HR 5/19 vs. LOU and a team season high 6 RBI. Was a non-roster invite to MLB spring training, outrighted to Durham 2/11 after Johnny Damon and Manny Ramirez were added to 40-man. 2-9, 8G, 2B in MLB camp with Rays 2010: Assigned to Durham on August 5, and reached base first seven games with Bulls, MHG in five. ( ) Had game-winning hit in final regular-season game 9/6 vs NOR, 6-5 win in 12 innings. Had GW RBI in ninth in #24 LESLIE ANDERSON IF/OF 2011 Durham HR 32 RBI Hits: 53 2B: 11 Games: 51 Runs: 17 Triples: 0 MHG: 14 AB: 197 K s: 21 MRBI: 6 BB: 8 ERR: 4 SB: 1-3 RISP: 18-55(.327) 3-2B, 2HR, 28RBI, 4BB/2K, 2SF, GDP, HBP Durham s lone win (3-2) in the Governors Cup Finals on 9/16. Prior to joining Durham, hit in each of his first 10 games with Montgomery Went 16-for-28 during an eight-game stretch 7/5-7/15 Had 15 multi-hit games with the Biscuits, and hit in 34 of his 48 games played. Assigned to Charlotte after defecting from Cuba and signing with the Rays in March Hit.262 in 21 games with Stone Crabs, and went (.368) over final nine games before Double-A promotion 2010 Regular season (three levels):.302 ( ) 19-2B, 3B, 11 HR 49 RBI, 3-5 SB, 27 BB/54K. Career Notes: In 2009, hit.336 with 19 homers, 66 walks, 69 runs and 63 RBI in 90 games playing in the Cuban League. Ranked ninth in the league in home runs, tied for fifth in total bases and 4 th in walks. Played for Cuba in the WBC in 2006 and Had his best season in playing in Cuba, batting.363/.438/.574 with 15 homers, 67 runs, and 62 RBI in 99 games. Batting average ranked fifth in the league Played for Cuba in the 2002 World University Championship, helping them win the Gold medal. His.250 and made the All-Tournament Team as an OF Debuted in the Cuban leagues in at age 18, hitting.291 with 28 doubles, a rookie record and tied for league lead. Yesterday: 0-3, BB/2K Series vs. PAW: 2-14, 2-2B, BB/7K Home Stand: B, 2-HR, 5RBI, 2R, 3BB/11K 2010 vs. LHV: DNP in Double-A How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on 11/19/ Transactions: Assigned to minor league camp on 3/15/11 MLB: None 2011: Had a season long seven game hitting streak from 4/8-4/15, 5/6-5/13. Canzler homered in back to back games on 4/13 at Charlotte and 4/14 vs. Norfolk. He drove in four runs in those two games. Earned an invite to MLB spring training, first season outside the Cubs organization. 1-13, 2B, 2 RBI, 3K in 9G in big league camp. 4/13/11 Hit first Triple-A HR off Jake Peavy, went 2-for-3, 3 RBI. 4-4, 2 RBI, BB, 2B, R, 5/13 at SYR, 3-3, 3BB, 5/26 at TOL, Reached base nine straight times, Tied for 2 nd in the IL in OBP at.410, 2nd in 2B (19), and tied for 2nd in the IL in walks (34). #37 RUSS CANZLER INF 2011 Durham: HR, 29 RBI Hits: 54 2B: 19 Games: 53 Runs: 36 Triples: 0 MHG: 10 AB: 185 K s: 49 MRBI: 7 BB: 34 ERR: 11 SB: 3-5 RISP: (.345), HR, 22RBI, 7-2B, 9BB/16K 2010: Ranked second in the Southern League belting 21 HR for Double-A Tennessee (Cubs). He had his best month of the season in June posting a.414 batting average, hammering 5 HR, and driving in 13 runs over a 22-game stretch. Canzler recorded 31 multi-hit games en route to the second 100-hit season of his minor league career (102 hits in 2010). Finished with.287 average 21 HR and 66 RBI and 5 SB playing in 112G. Career Notes: Spent the 2009 season at Class-A Daytona and began the year with a 15-game hitting streak before being promoted to Tennessee on May 11. In 2008 Canzler posted a.342 (38-for-111) batting average against left handed pitching. He had a career game on August 2nd against Vero Beach going 4-for-5 with 2 HR and 7 RBI. Canzler is entering his eighth season as a pro and has a career batting average of.272 with 132 doubles and 66 home runs and 322 RBI. He is from Hazelton, PA, the same hometown as Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon and he played his high school baseball at Joe Maddon Field. This is his eighth season after being drafted in the 30 th round of 2004 draft by Cubs out of high school in Pennsylvania. Yesterday: 0-3, R, BB/K Series vs. PAW: 1-11, HR, 2RBI, 2R, BB/2K Home Stand: B, 2-HR, 4RBI, 4R, 2BB/3K 2010 vs. LHV: DNP How Acquired: Signed as a minor league FA on 1/4/ Transactions: 3/26/11 assigned to minor league camp MLB: 1 Year, 5 Days, (Boston 2008, 2009), (New York Mets 2010) 113 games,.263 (50-190), 9-2B, 4 HR, 28 RBI. 2011: Was signed by TB and given a non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training. Had back-to-back multi hit games 4/18 vs GWN 4/19 vs CHA. Had at least 1 RBI in four straight gm 4/ Had season long nine game hitting streak 4/18-4/26. Hit his first home run of the season at LOU 4/29, HR, 4 RBI, 4/30 at INDY. Leads DUR in RBI (T-3rd in IL in RBI with 40). 2010: Began the season at Triple-A Buffalo (Mets) where he hit.336 with 6 HR and 22 RBI in 29 games before being #7 CHRIS CARTER 1B/OF 2011 Durham: HR 40 RBI Hits: 50 2B: 11 Games: 46 Runs: 21 Triples: 0 MHG: 14 AB: 183 K s: 23 MRBI: 10 BB: 12 ERR: 0 SB: 1-1 RISP: (.302), 6-2B, 29RBI, 5BB/6K, 2SF called up to the Mets on May 11 for remainder of the season. Carter shined as a pinch-hitter for the Mets going (.328) in that role with one home run and 10 RBI. Overall played in 100G with Mets and hit.263 (44-167) with 4 HR 24 RBI. Acquired by the Mets in prior off-season as the player to be named later in the Billy Wagner trade with Boston. Career Notes: Joins Rays after time in the Mets, Red Sox, and Diamondback organizations. Carter made his major league debut as a pinch-hitter on June 5, 2008 for Boston collecting his first major league hit against Tampa Bay reliever Grant Balfour. He appeared in nine games for the Red Sox in 2008 going 6-18, with three RBI, and nine runs scored, and 4G going 0-5 with an RBI in In 2007 put together his best minor league season at Triple-A Tucson (Diamondbacks) hitting.324 with 18 HR and 84 RBI, prior to being traded to Washington and then Boston on August 21. Following the trade (PTBN in three-team deal involving Emiliano Fruto and Willy Mo Pena) he hit.234 appearing in 12 games for Triple-A Pawtucket (Red Sox). His best power season came in 2005 when he hit a combined 31 HR and drove in 115 runs while splitting time between Class-A Lancaster (103 games) and Double-A Tennessee (36 games). He was originally selected in the 17th round of the June 2004 draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks. Originally selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 17th round of the 2004 draft out of Stanford. He enters his eighth year as a pro with a.307 minor league batting average to go along with 132 home runs and 534 RBI in 755G. Yesterday: DNP Series vs. PAW: 2-9, 3B, 3R, 2BB/4K Home Stand: 4-20, 2B, 3B, 3R, 2BB/8K 2010 vs. LHV: DNP in Double-A and PCL How Acquired: From Chicago Cubs along with Brandon Guyer, Chris Archer, Hak-Ju Lee, and Sam Fuld in exchange for Matt Garza, Fernando Perez, and Zach Rosscup Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/15. MLB: None 2011: Invited to MLB spring training where hit posted a very impressive.429 batting average (9-21) with 2 HR and 8 RBI while appearing in 12 games. 2011: Scored only R, threw out two trying to steal 4/16 in 1-0 win vs GWN. Had his first MHG 4/21 vs. CHA. GW RBI in 14 th, 4/23 at NOR (6-4). Had seven gm hit streak 4/16-4/26. Collected first XBH 4/28 at LOU, 1 st HR 5/23 at COL. Had a Bulls season long 14-game hitting streak 5/10-5/31). Is hitting.294 (35-119) after a 1-for-28 start. 2010: Hit a career high 18 HR while splitting time between Double-A Tennessee (Cubs) and Triple-A Iowa (Cubs), #28 ROBINSON CHIRINOS C 2011 Durham HR 6 RBI Hits: 36 2B: 4 Games: 38 Runs: 11 Triples: 1 MHG: 9 AB: 147 K s: 39 MRBI: 0 BB: 13 ERR: 3 SB: 1-1 RISP: 6-41 (.146), 5RBI, BB/9K besting his previous career high of 11 HR in 2009 (Class-A Daytona). In addition to his career high in HR, Chirinos also set career highs in batting average (.318), RBI (74), doubles (28), OBP (.416), SLG (.583) and OPS (.999). He was also the starting catcher for the North Division in the Southern League s All-Star game. With Tennessee, 77G, HR 64 RBI, with Iowa 15G, HR 10 RBI. Career Notes: He has been named the Best Defensive Catcher in the Cubs minor-league system by Baseball America in both 2009 and Chirinos hit just.244 in his first seven seasons in the minors before making the move to be a full-time catcher in Since the move to catcher, he has posted a.301 batting average over the past three seasons. He was originally signed by the Chicago Cubs as a free agent in Enters his 11th season as a pro in 2011 with a career batting average of.260, 182 doubles, 79 HR, and 396 RBI, in 874 games in the minor leagues.

5 BULLS HITTERS NOTES (2) Yesterday: 0-1, (Defensive replacement in 9 th ) Series vs. PAW: 2-7, 2B, RBI, 3K, SAC Home Stand: 3-21,2B, RBI, R, BB/7K, SAC 2010 vs. LHV: 8-31,.258, 2-2B, 4RBI, BB/2K, 2SB, 7G How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on 2/4/ Transactions: MLB: 88 Days with PIT (2005) and OAK (2007) 29G.186 (8-43) 0 HR 2 RBI. 2011: Was a non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training, assigned to minor league camp 3/15/ , 2K, in spring training for Rays. 4/22 vs CHA GW HR in 6 th, in 6-5 W. 2010: Excelled in post-season, going 7-for-17 in the opening round, driving in the deciding run in game five against Louisville with his only post-season homer. Hit his first and only regular-season homer 8/16 at CHA. GW double in 8th in 4-0 win. 7-for-14 stretch 6/7-6/9. Had four 3-hit games in June Walk-off double on MLB Network 6/28 vs LV in ninth inning. (3-2 W) GW RBI, 7/29 at LV, 2-1, 11 inning... 3H, 3 RBI, 8/7 vs IND. Batted.264 with 1 HR 22 RBI and 9 SB over 77G. Missed start of season due to foot injury, then joined Montgomery where he batted.310 with 5 RBI over 11G. #3 J.J. FURMANIAK INF 2011 Durham:.176, 1 HR, 14 RBI Hits: 30 2B: 8 Games: 48 Runs: 14 Triples: 0 MHG: 5 AB: 169 K s: 34 MRBI: 2 BB: 7 ERR: 5 SB: 2-3 RISP: (.261), 2B, 13RBI, 4BB/8K, 6 GDP, 2 SF, 2 SAC Career Notes: Spent the 2009 season at Lehigh Valley, starting 30 games or more at 2B, 3B and SS Hit.230 in 118 games, hitting five HR and driving in 48 while stealing four bases. Played with the Yokohama BayStars of the Japanese Central League in 2008, the same team for which Bulls teammate Dan Johnson played in 2009 Had four separate tours with Oakland in 2007, appearing in 16 games Played in four games at 2B, three at SS, two at 3B, two in CF and one in LF. Stole a professional best 21 bases with Triple-A Sacramento that season Made his major league debut with the Pirates in 2005, doubling off St. Louis RHP Chris Carpenter for his first big league hit Selected to the Pacific Coast League mid-season All-Star team as a member of the Padres organization that season, and hit.272 with 16 HR and 68 RBI between Portland and Indianapolis on the season Originally drafted in the 22 nd round in 2000 out of Lewis University, located just outside of Chicago. Furmaniak is entering his 12th season hitting.265 in 1120 G with 92 HR 488 RBI and 115 SB. Yesterday: 1-4, 2B, K Series vs. PAW: 5-16, 2-2B, 2RBI, 4K, SB Home Stand: 10-29, 3-2B, HR, 4RBI, 2R, 4SB, 5K, GDP 2010 vs. LHV: DNP in Double-A How Acquired: From the Chicago Cubs along with Chris Archer, Robinson Chirinos, Hak-Ju Lee, and Sam Fuld in exchange for Matt Garza, Fernando Perez, and Zach Rosscup Transactions: Assigned to Durham on 3/15, Recalled by Tampa Bay on 5/6, Optioned to DUR 5/9 MLB: 1 game, 2 days, 1-3 HR 2 RBI, 2K 2011: 2-3, 2B, SAC in Triple-A debut, R, 2B, BB, 2K, 7G in MLB camp with Rays. 4/8/11 OF assist sent game to extras in 5-3 (12) win at GWN. 4/13 at CHA, 3-for-4, 2-2B, 2R (3-for-3 off Jake Peavy), 4H, HR, 4/23 at NOR in 6-4 (14) win. 5/3 gm 2 at INDY, 5 RBI, HR in 8-5 win. Made his major league debut on 5/6 vs. BAL and homered in his first at bat vs Zach Britton, becoming the first TB player to homer in his first AB in his first game in franchise history. (Esteban Yan also homered in his first AB, but had appeared in several games prior as a pitcher). 3-3, 4R, HR, 3 BB 5/26 at TOL. Tied for DUR lead with 9 HR, Has team lead in MHG with 16. #9 BRANDON GUYER OF 2011 Durham HR 31 RBI Hits: 59 2B: 14 Games: 51 Runs: 38 Triples: 0 MHG: 16 AB: 184 K s: 38 MRBI: 8 BB: 14 ERR: 1 SB: 9-12 RISP: 14-51(.275), 6-2B, HR, 20RBI, 5BB/16K, SAC, 2HBP 2010: Had his best season and was named the Cubs Minor League Player of the Year after spending the season with Double-A Tennessee where he hit.344 with 13 HR 58 RBI and 102G and had 30 SB, while playing all three outfield positions for the Smokies. He was among the Southern League leaders in several categories including first in slugging percentage (.588), second in batting average (.344), second in doubles (39), fourth in extra base hits (58), and fifth in on-base percentage (.588). Guyer was also one of the best base stealers in 2010, stealing 30 bases in just 33 attempts (91 percent) and for his career has been successful 83 percent of the time (93 of 112). He also had a career-best 18-game hitting streak from July 26-August 18, batting.471 with 5 HR, 24 RBI, and 21 runs scored during that stretch. Career Notes: In 2009 he was promoted to Double-A Tennessee for the first time in his career after beginning the season in Class-A Daytona and posting a.347 batting average with 92 hits in just 73 games. He was drafted out of Virginia in 2007 in the 5 th round after playing three seasons with the Cavaliers, including his freshman season with Washington Nationals third baseman Ryan Zimmerman. His senior year at Virginia he had his best season at the plate hitting a career best.370. Enters 2011, his fifth pro season, with a career batting average of.292 over 356G to go along with 99 2B, 31 HR, 161 RBI and 93 SB in 112 attempts. Yesterday: 2-4, 2B, R, Series vs. PAW: 6-17, 2-2B, HR, RBI, 3R, BB/4K Home Stand: 10-29, 2-2B, 3B,HR, 3RBI, 7R, 3BB/5K, 1-2 SB 2010 vs. LHV: 10-32, 4-2B, 2RBI, 8R, 2BB/5K, 2SB, 8G How Acquired: Selected in the 10th rd of 2006 June Draft 2011 Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/15. MLB: 30 Days (2010) Tampa Bay, hit.190 (4-21) while appearing in 17 games after being recalled on September : Optioned to Durham on 3/ in spring training with 2 RBI in 15G, 6BB, 7K. GWN, GW RBI in 12 th (5-3 win). HR on game s first pitch. 4/15/11 3-R HR vs NOR in 8-3 win. Hit a walk off single in the ninth inning vs. SYR 5/5. Hit a leadoff HR 5/6 to tie his HR total (3) from HR 5/12 vs INDY, 5/13 at SYR, then again Leads the IL with 43 R, tied for DUR team lead with 9 HR. 2010: Made his major league debut on September 1 against Toronto starting in right field. He went 0-for-3 in that contest and picked up his first major league hit September 11 vs. Toronto. He led the IL in stolen bases with 37 at the time of his call up and also ranked third in the league with 82 runs scored at that time. Jennings also hit his first grand #15 DESMOND JENNINGS OF 2011 Durham: HR 25 RBI Hits: 60 2B: 11 Games: 56 Runs: 43 Triples: 2 MHG: 15 AB: 215 K s: 45 MRBI: 3 BB: 30 ERR: 0 SB: RISP: (.263), 2HR, 15RBI, 12BB/8K, 2 HBP, SF slam as a professional on August 1 at Pawtucket. The homer helped the Bulls to win their 11th straight game. Slowed at start of season by wrist and shoulder injuries suffered in spring training, finished at.278 with 3 HR 36 RBI and 37 SB in 109G. With Rays, 17G,.190, 2B, 3B, 2 RBI and 2 SB. Career Highlights: Named the 2009 Rays Minor League Player of the Year and Most Valuable Player of Both Double-A Montgomery and the Southern League despite a promotion to Triple-A Durham in late July. He finished the season second in the Southern League in batting (.316) and third in the league in stolen bases (37), which set a new Biscuits record for steals in a season. While with Durham on September 3, 2009 at Charlotte he had a career night going 7-for-7 becoming the first International League player to record seven hits in a game since Michael Coleman of Pawtucket accomplished the feat on June 4, He enters the 2011 season with a.305 batting average in 311 games in the minor leagues. Jennings also has scored 282 runs, stole 134 bases, hit 67 2B, and 26 HR in his career. He was a junior College All-American football player at Itawamba (MS) Community College, and chose the Rays over playing football at Alabama. Jennings led the nation with 54 receptions in eight games while tallying 848 yards receiving and six touchdowns. Yesterday: 1-3, CS Series vs. PAW: 3-13, 2B, R, 4K, CS, ERR Home Stand: 6-27, 2B, HR, 3RBI, 3R, 4BB/4K, GDP, ERR, CS 2010 vs. LHV: 8-26, HR, 5RBI, R, 7BB/9K, 8G How Acquired: Signed as a free agent on 1/11/ Transactions: Designated for assignment on 5/20, Outrighted to DUR on 5/26 MLB: 2 Years, 158 Days with Oakland ( ) and Tampa Bay (2008). Is a career.235 hitter with 52 HR and 187 RBI, 2011: 4/8 vs. CWS went 2-5, HR, 3RBI, hit HR off Matt Thornton in GW rally. Hit the go-ahead 3-run HR in the 5/ win vs. COL 2010: Homered in back-to-back games on 4/15 and 4/16, the first two home games of the season, and in three straight games 4/19-4/21, 7/23-7/24 vs SYR. Seven of his first 16 hits on the season were home runs. Went 4-for-4, 5/16 #23 DAN JOHNSON 1B/3B/OF 2011 Tampa Bay:.115 (9-for-78), 1 HR, 3RBI, 0-0 SB 2011 Durham: HR 3 RBI 0-0 SB Hits: 8 2B: 1 Games: 11 Runs: 6 Triples: 0 MHG: 1 AB: 41 K s: 7 MRBI: 1 BB: 8 ERR: 2 SB: 0-1 RISP: 2-12, (.167), HR, 3RBI, 3-for-4 with 2 HR and 8 RBI in an 18-1 win over PAW on 5/23 (G1), first 2 HR game by a Bull on the season and most RBI since May 15, 2009 (Chris Richard). Had three 2 HR games. ILAll-Star (0-2, BB, K). Won Triple-A HR derby. Named the IL s most valuable player despite being recalled to TB on 8/3. Had another 7 HR 23 RBI with TB in 40G (.198) for Rays after bating.303 with 30 HR 95 RBI in 98 G. Career Notes: Played 2009 season in Japan after he pent the 2008 season with Durham, playing 1B, 3B, LF and DH while hitting primarily cleanup. Batted.307 with 25 HR and 87 RBI in 113 games with Durham, walking 84 times while only striking out 75. Hit.346 after the All-Star break. Named Durham s Player of the Year and earned a September call up to Tampa Bay, where he made five starts and appeared in 10 games. Hit a game tying pinch-hit home run off Jonathan Papelbon at Fenway Park in his first at-bat after being promoted. It was the first successful pinch-hit of his career and he was the first player in 50 years to hit a home run in his first at-bat with a firstplace team. Homered Sept. 15 against Boston s Chris Smith, the ninth home run of the game between the two clubs, matching the record for most HR by both clubs in any Rays game. Recorded his first big league hit on May 29, 2005 against Cleveland RHP Jake Westbrook and his first big league home run off RHP Joel Pinero on June 21. Was named MVP of the Pacific Coast League in 2004, after hitting.299 with 29 homers and 111 RBIs for Triple-A Sacramento (Oakland). Originally drafted by Oakland in the eighth round of the 2001 Draft out of the University of Nebraska. In his ten year career in the minors he is hitting.291 with 172 2B, 183 HR, and 674 RBI.

6 BULLS HITTERS NOTES (3) Yesterday: 2-4, HR, RBI, R, ERR Series vs. PAW: 2-8, HR, RBI, R, 2K, ERR Home Stand: 2-14, HR, RBI, 2R, 2BB/5K, ERR 2010 vs. LHV: 4-18, HR, RBI, 2R, 5K How Acquired: Claimed off waivers from San Diego on 7/30/ Transactions: 3/26/11 optioned to DUR MLB: 26 Days with San Diego on 7/30/09, 2 days for TB in 2010 (plus time on MLB DL). 2011: Lobaton had a 7-8 stretch at the plate spanning two games and 4/14 vs. NOR (11-28) in spring training with HR 6 RBI. HR, 3R on 4/17 vs GWN. Hit only DUR HR at DAP vs INDY 5/9. Hit a grand slam and drove in a season high five runs 5/18 vs. LOU 2010: Had 3 hits 4/19 at CHA. Hit in seven of first eight games played with DUR and 13-of-15. Briefly joined Rays near All-Star break, but did not play in trip to Tampa Bay Hit first two home runs of the year in back-to-back # 5 JOSE LOBATON C 2011 Durham: HR 21 RBI Hits: 35 2B: 7 Games: 33 Runs: 15 Triples: 1 MHG: 10 AB: 115 K s: 30 MRBI: 4 BB: 18 ERR: 3 SB: 0-0 RISP: (.353), 3-2B, 2-HR, 16RBI, SF, 5BB/8K games, 5/6-5/7 vs. SWB. Walk-off BB in 5-4 (10) win 6/30 vs LOU. Was with DUR for playoffs as a rehab assignment after being recalled on September first by Rays and placed on MLB DL. Began year with Montgomery, and went 6-for-24 (.250), 2 RBI, 4 BB and a.357 OBP in 7G with Double-A Montgomery. Threw out 7-of-12 attempted base stealers at Montgomery. In 72G with DUR HR 33 RBI and 1 SB Career Notes: : Appeared in seven games (5 starts) with the Padres in 2009, called up when Henry Blanco was put on the DL. He made his big league debut on July 5, 2009 at 2B after David Eckstein left the game with an injury. It was the first position he has played professionally other than catcher. First ML hit July 19 vs. Colorado off Jason Marquis. Designated for assignment on July 28, claimed by Tampa Bay and assigned to Double-A Montgomery, where he his.262 in 26 games. Entering his tenth season since signing as a free agent out of Venezuela in 2002, Lobaton is a career.253 hitter with 45 HR, 233 RBI in 513 minor league games. He was originally signed by San Diego as a free agent in Older brother played in NYY, MIL and FL organizations. Yesterday: 1-3, GDP Series vs. PAW: 1-7, R, 2K, GDP Home Stand: 5-22, 3K, GDP 2010 vs. LHV: 3-16, R, 3K How Acquired: Signed as a free agent on 5/3/ Transactions: MLB: None 2011: Had consecutive multi-hit games 4/9, 4/10. Pinch ran for Chirinos in ninth 5/5 vs. SYR and scored GW run. 3-4, 2R, 5/13 vs SYR Also 3H 5/22 at COL. Made his only pitching APP of the season 6/6 vs. PAW (1.0IP, 2H 3R, 2ER, BB) 2010: Was a valuable utility player for DUR after limited time in Charlotte (FSL) and Montgomery (SL). Had two hits in 24 ABs with Port Charlotte, saw time at SS, LF and 2B 2-for-8 with Montgomery, seeing time at SS and 2B. Then joined Durham and had hits in first five Triple-A games, went 4-for-4 at LOU 6/20, going 9-for-17 overall. 4-for-5, 3R, 2-2B, 2 RBI, 7/26 vs SYR Spent most of remainder of season with the Bulls. Hit his first home run of the season on the #12 OMAR LUNA INF 2011 Durham:.215, 0 HR, 6 RBI Hits: 31 2B: 4 Games: 44 Runs: 14 Triples: 0 MHG: 6 AB: 144 K s: 17 MRBI: 1 BB: 3 ERR: 3 SB: 1-2 RISP: 4-32(.125), 2B, 6RBI, 3K, SF last day of the regular season on 9/6 vs NOR, his first home run since 6/3/2008 with Class-A Columbus. Batted.291 with 1 HR 9 RBI and 3 SB in 40G. Enters 5 th season with 312G,.246 ( ) 46-2B, 7-3B, 4 HR, 91 RBI, 39 SB. Career Notes: Hit.185 in 259 ABs with Port Charlotte in 2009, driving in 19 and stealing five bases. Played mainly SS and 2B, but also saw time in LF and 3B. Player of the Year for Rookie League Princeton in 2007, hitting.289 with 67 hits, also stole 10 bases. Resides in Montecristi, DR. Enters 2011 as a career.246 hitter with 46 2B, 4 HR, 91 RBI. Yesterday: 1-4, K, GDP, 2ERR Series vs. PAW: 5-17, RBI, 4K, GDP, 2ERR Home Stand: 10-28, 2-2B, 2RBI, R, BB/8K, 2SAC, GDP, 3ERR vs. PAW: 4-13, RBI, 3K How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on 1/19/ Transactions: 3/26/11 assigned to minor league camp MLB: 5 seasons, (CIN , 171 games) (TOR 2007, 27 games) Olmedo is entering 2011 with a career MLB average of.228 with 2 HR and 26 RBI in 198 major league games. 2011: Was a non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training. 3H gm for DUR on opening night at GWN. Scored the GW run in the bottom of the 11th 5/7 vs. SYR. Hit leadoff for the first time of the year on 5/9 and went 2-4 with a BB. Had a season long eight-game hitting streak from 5/7-5/17. First four-hit game of the season three hits including a walk-off single on 6/5 vs. PAW in 5-4 win. #13 RAY OLMEDO INF 2011 Durham: HR 15 RBI Hits: 54 2B: 9 Games: 51 Runs: 25 Triples: 0 MHG: 14 AB: 181 K s: 30 MRBI: 2 BB: 16 ERR: 6 SB: 4-6 RISP: (.304), 14RBI, 5BB/6K, SF, SAC 2010: He was assigned to Triple-A Nashville after being acquired by Milwaukee from Texas and appeared in 114 games at 2B, SS, 3B, LF, and RF, batting.284 with 4 HR 55 RBI and 10 SB. Career Notes: Spent the entire 2009 season with the Bulls hitting.250 while appearing in 115 games with 6 HR, 47 RBI. He hit.318 with runners in scoring position and made his first career pitching appearance on August 29 against Gwinnett, earning the victory in a 13-inning 10-9 win. He had three hits in the National Championship game against Memphis. He enters the 2011 season, his 13 th overall with a career minor league average of.263 to go along with 32 HR and 257 RBI and 142 SB in 1114 games. Transaction History: Signed with Texas in December 17, 2009 and then was traded to Milwaukee for Matt Treanor on March 22, Signed as a free-agent with Tampa Bay in November Signed as a free-agent with the Washington Nationals in March Claimed off waivers in January 2007 by the Toronto Blue Jays. Originally signed by Cincinnati as a free agent on January 21, 1999.

7 MULTI-HIT GAMES: Player 2H 3H 4H 5H TOT Albernaz Anderson Canzler Carter Chirinos Furmaniak Guyer Jennings Johnson Kotchman Lobaton Lopez Luna Olmedo Ruggiano TOTAL HITTERS MISCELLANEOUS/DEFENSIVE STATS: MULTI-RBI GAMES: Player 2 RBI 3 RBI 4 RBI 5PLUS TOT Albernaz Anderson (6) 6 Canzler Carter Chirinos Furmaniak Guyer (5) 8 Jennings Johnson Kotchman Lobaton Lopez Luna Olmedo Ruggiano TOTAL HR: Players Solo HR 2-run HR 3-run HR GS TOTAL LAST HR ON BASE OFF WHOM HOME ROAD Albernaz Anderson /19 vs LOU 2 Gil 2 2 Canzler /31 vs COL 0 McAllister 4 2 Carter /5 vs. PAW 0 Fox 3 5 Chirinos /23 at COL 0 Gomez 0 1 Furmaniak /22 vs CHA 0 Heath 1 0 Guyer /30 vs COL 0 Germano 3 6 Jennings /4 vs. PAW 0 Rice 5 4 Johnson /31 vs COL 2 McAllister 1 0 Kotchman Lobaton /6 vs. PAW 1 Santeliz 4 2 Lopez /20 vs LOU 1 Carroll 1 0 Luna Olmedo Ruggiano /11 vs INDY 0 Burres 6 0 TOTAL SCORING SUMMARY EXTRA TOTAL OPPONENTS BULLS Multi-Run Innings DUR: 65 OPP: 60 BULLS MISC OFFENSE: TWO HR GAMES: GRAND SLAMS: BACK-TO-BACK HR: Ruggiano, 4/18 vs GWN, 4/19 vs CHA Lobaton, 5/18 vs Louisville Ruggiano, Guyer, 4/19 vs CHA Anderson, 5/13 at SYR, 5/19 vs Louisville LEADOFF HR: IL POTW: Jennings, 4/9 at GWN and 5/6 vs SYR Torres, 4/11-4/17 Ruggiano 5/2-5/8 Lopez 5/16-5/23 CATCHER S BOX Player W/L* SB CS % PB ERA (ER/INN) Chirinos (116/296.1) Lobaton (82/188.2) Albernaz (24/16.0) Other (0/0.0) TOTAL (223/509.0) *When starting DEFENSE: DP TURNED: 47 DP HIT INTO: 54 ERRORS: 48 OPPONENT: 52 UNEARNED RUNS SCORED BY OPP: 38 UNEARNED RUNS SCORED BY DUR: 21

8 BULLPEN NOTES Last APP: SAT, 1.2IP, 2H, ER, 2BB/2K, HR Series: 1.2IP, 2H, ER, 2BB/2K, HR, 1APP Home Stand: 3.2IP, 5H, 2BB/6K, HR, 2APP 2010 vs. LHV: DNP How Acquired: Signed as a free agent on 11/11/09 MLB: None 2011 Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/15, suspended 5/5 by International League (4 gms). 2011: Made Triple-A debut 4/7/11 at GWN, perfect 8 tth with 1K in 2-1 loss to Braves In MLB spring training ERA in 5G for Rays (5 IP, 11H, 7 ER, 5K). Suspended for four games by IL for actions in the 5/3 game at IND. 2010: Spent the majority of the season in pen for Double-A Montgomery, where he went 9-3 while collecting four saves in 47G and a 1.97 ERA. He began year at Class-A Charlotte where he made two appearances ( ERA) before being promoted to Biscuits April 24. He had a stretch of 21 appearances from July 1-August 29 where #44 DANE DE LA ROSA RHP 2011 Durham: ERA, 19G 0-2 SV INN: 28.0 BB: 13 H: 32 K: 30 R: 16 SC/IR: 2/3 ER: 16 GF: 5 RET/1 st FC: 10/19 HLD: 3 he allowed only one run (29.1 innings) and posted a 0.99 ERA after the All-Star Break. His first appearance with Charlotte was first outing with an affiliated team since 2007 when he appeared in one game for the Rookie-level Helena Brewers. He was added to the Rays 40-man roster on November 19. Career Notes: In 2009 he pitched with three different independent league teams finishing the season with the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, appearing in 18 games compiling a 1.11 ERA with 32 SO in 24.1 innings of work. He was released by the Brewers in 2008 and signed with the independent Orange County Flyers and served as the team s closer converting 14 saves under Hall of Fame manager Gary Carter. Began the 2007 season with independent Long Beach, and led the team with 16 saves. He was then signed by the Brewers and sent to Rookie-level Helena where he appeared in one game. Began the 2004 season with the GCL Yankees going 2-0 with a 2.88 ERA in 14 appearances (1 start) before being promoted to Staten Island and then released following the season. He was originally selected by the Yankees in the 24 th round of the 2002 draft out of Riverside (CA) Community College. Enters eighth season with mark of ERA, 203G, 18 GS, 40 SV, IP, 326H, 185R, 151 ER, 143BB, 347K. Last APP: SAT, 1.0IP, 3H, 2ER, Series: 1.0IP, 3H, 2ER, 1APP Home Stand: 3.2IP, 4H, 3ER, 4BB/2K, L, HLD, 2APP vs. LHV: DNP How Acquired: Claimed off of waivers from the Minnesota Twins 1/28/ Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/25, 5/8 recalled to TB, Optioned to DUR 5/20, 5/25 designated for assignment, 5/27 outrighted to DUR MLB: 4 APP, 1 APP last Sept, 1 ER in 1 IP, 3 APP with TB, 2 IP, 3ER. 2011: Has allowed R in only 6 of 18 APP (including last 2). Had five straight scoreless APP before call-up (7 IP). 2010: Made his major league debut for Minnesota on September 4 vs. Texas, allowing one run (solo home run to Ian Kinsler) on two hits in one inning of work. Spent majority of the season at Triple-A Rochester where he pitched in team-high 61 games, all in relief. He became Rochester s closer in late July and converted each of his first four save opportunities. Delaney won five consecutive decisions at Rochester April 17-May 11. In 80 innings pitched was 7-9 with a 4.72 ERA over 61 G, with four saves, 92 strikeouts (10.35 SO/9), and allowed 82H and 23 BB. #36 ROB DELANEY RHP 2011 Tamp Bay: 0-0, ERA, 0-0 SV, 3G 2011 Durham: 1-1, 3.16 ERA, 0-1 SV, 18G INN: 25.2 BB: 11 H: 25 K: 24 R: 9 SC/IR: 2/7 ER: 9 GF: 5 RET/1 st FC: 14/18 HLD: 2 Career Notes: Began 2009 with Double-A New Britain (Twins) and was promoted to Rochester(for the first time) on June 2 after posting a 2.00 ERA (36-IP, 8-ER) in 26 games for the Rock Cats. Combined he went 8-4 with a 3.44 ERA. He tied with Anthony Slama for most appearances (62) among Twins minor leaguers. Delaney ranked second in the Eastern League, holding opponents to a.171 batting average. He began the 2008 season with Class-A Fort Myers and was promoted to Double-A New Britain on June 16. Split the 2007 season between Class-A Beloit and Fort Myers and posted a career high 35 saves. Originally signed with the Twins as an undrafted free-agent in 2006 out of St. John s University. Enters sixth season with record, 2.96 ERA and 66 saves over 242 games. Has allowed 289 hits and 72 BB in IP while striking out 355. Last APP: YEST, 1.0IP, H Series: 3.0IP, 2H, 5K, 2APP Home Stand: 4.0IP, 2H, 2BB/5K, SV, 3APP 2010 vs. LHV: 3.2IP, H, BB/3K, 2G How Acquired: Claimed off waivers from San Diego on 2/3/ Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/22, outrighted to Durham 4/6/11. MLB: 66 Days in with SD, 45 Days with Tampa Bay in 2010 Has a career record of 0-3 with a 5.48 ERA in 35 major league appearances (44.1 innings, 47H, 24BB, 35K). 2011: Has allowed earned runs in just five of 20 appearances. Has been successful in last 4 save opportunities. Struck out 5 in 2 IP 6/4 vs PAW, tying most by Bulls reliever this year. 2010: Beat out Joaquin Benoit for final spot in Rays bullpen to start season. Pitched in six games, ERA with 6.1 IP, 7H, 6ER, 6BB, 4K. Four of six BB came in one appearance, 4/10 vs NYY. Last two MLB outings, #12 MIKE EKSTROM RHP 2011 Durham: 3-2, 2.59 ERA, 20G/1GS, 5-7 SV INN: 31.1 BB: 11 H: 25 K: 30 R: 10 SC/IR: 0/1 ER: 9 GF: 10 RET/1 st FC: 14/19 HLD: 1 covering three innings, were scoreless.four straight scoreless appearances after being optioned to Durham and 14 of first 15 didn t allow an earned run. Allowed five of 11 ER in one APP at INDY 6/24 Recalled to Tampa Bay on 8/9, making three appearances (3.2 IP) and allowing no earned runs on one hit Returned when regular season ended, and had two more scoreless innings. For season with TB 11 APP, 4.38 ERA, 0-1, 12.1 IP, 10H, 7BB, 10K. Scoreless last 7 APP with Tampa Bay, striking out EIGHT in 9.0 IP. In game two of Governors Cup Finals threw 3.0 shutout innings, 3K, 1H. Career Notes: Selected from Triple-A Portland on June 16, Had two stints with San Diego, posting a 6.38 ERA in 12 appearances Went 4-2 with a 1.73 ERA in 42 appearances with Portland, holding opponents to a.202 average and.191 with runners on base. Made his big league debut with the Padres in 2008, making the jump from Double-A San Antonio where he went 11-8 with a 4.58 ERA in 41 appearances (15 starts).named Padres Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2006, posting a record with four complete games, two shutouts and a 3.08 ERA between Class-A Lake Elsinore and Double-A Mobile Graduated from Sam Barlow (OR) High School Played at Oregon State University and Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego after transferring his junior year Named Conference POY at PLNU in 2004, leading his team to the NAIA World Series and was a 12 th round pick by San Diego in the 2004 draft. Enters 2011 (eighth season) in minors with 3.74 ERA, 220G/110 GS, 2 SV, IP, 808H, 373R, 316 ER, 205BB, 571K. Last APP: 5/31 MON vs TEX, 2.1 IP, 4H, ER, K Series: Home Stand: 2010vs. LHV: DNP (was with Double-A SA) How Acquired: From the San Diego Padres along with Adam Russell, Cesar Ramos, and Cole Figueroa in exchange for Jason Bartlett. 2011: Earned 1 st Triple-A save, 4/9 at GWN in 2-1 win. Retired first seven batters faced. Left DUR leading IL in APP with 11 and GF (10) and second in saves (6) Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 3/15, recalled to TB 5/3, optioned 5/31. MLB: Made 10 APP with TB, ERA, 11.2 IP, 12H, 5R, 4ER, 5 BB, 9K. Unscored upon in 7/10 APP, 2/8 IR scored. 2010: Spent the season at Double-A San Antonio (Padres) for the second year going 7-2 with a 1.87 ERA in 51G with one save. He has lowered his ERA in every season 4.23 in 2007, 3.30 in 2008, 2.62 in 2009, and 1.87 in Recorded 93 strikeouts, while allowing only 25 BB, 52 hits, and two home runs. He led all Texas League #30 BRANDON GOMES RHP 2011 Tampa Bay : 0-0, 3.09 ERA, 10G, 0-0SV 2011 Durham: 0-1, 1.35 ERA, 11G, 6-6 SV INN: 13.1 BB: 5 H: 10 K: 22 R: 2 SC/IR: 0/3 ER: 2 GF: 10 RET/1 st FC: 6/11 HLD: 0 relievers in strikeouts per nine innings at Held opposing hitters to a.197 batting average and right handed hitters hit only.161 (23-for-143) against him. Career Notes: Enters his fifth season as a professional with a career record of with a 2.99 ERA and four saves, including a career 3.6 strikeout to walk ratio (90 BB, 324K, 295 IP) in 185 APP (13 GS). Spent the entire 2009 season with San Antonio and led all of minor league baseball with 65 appearances. He was also the only minor league reliever to record 100 strikeouts for the season. Recorded a 4.34 ERA before the All-Star Break, and after the break had an ERA of 0.78 allowing only three earned runs in 34.2 innings of work. Began the transition to the bullpen in 2008 with Class-A Fort Wayne and earned a July 11 promotion to Lake Elsinore. He combined to go 6-3 with a 3.30 ERA in 51 appearances in a career high 84.2 innings of work. Made his professional debut in 2007 with Rookie-Level Eugene and made four scoreless appearances for the Emeralds before being promoted on June 30 to Fort Wayne. Gomes was originally drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 17 th round of the 2007 draft out of Tulane University. He underwent Tommy John surgery while at Tulane in 2004 and sat out the season as a medical redshirt. While at Durfee (MA) High School as a senior Gomes was named the Gatorade player of the Year after posting a 0.97 ERA with 112 strikeouts and hitting.506 with 5 HR and 33 RBI.

9 BULLPEN NOTES (2) Last APP: SUN, 2.0IP, 0H, BB, 2K, W Series: 2.0IP, 0H, BB, 2K, W, 1APP Home Stand: 2-SV, W, 5.0IP, BB/7K, 3APP 2010 vs. LHV: DNP How Acquired: Selected in the fifth round of the 2004 June Draft 2011 Transactions: Optioned to Durham on 5/2. MLB: 52 Days (2010 and 2011) total of 19 APP, ERA, 12 IP, 13H, 5 ER, 6 BB, 8K 2011: Made his first major league Opening Day Roster. Seven of his 11 appearances for the Rays were scoreless ones, and he worked more than one inning just once 4/28 vs. MIN (1.2 innings). 7 IP, 11H, 4 ER, 3BB, 2K. 4 of 6 runs allowed have come in 2 nd inning of work. 5/19 worked out of a bases loaded jam in the seventh to earn his first win of the season. Has given up ER in 4 of 11 APP, and in 3 has allowed a HR. 2010: Spent the season in Durham transitioning from a starting pitcher into the bullpen, going 1-1 with a 0.52 ERA in 11 games while recorded one save and working 17.1 innings and surrendering only one run. He was recalled to #41 JAKE MCGEE LHP 2011 Tampa Bay: 0-0, 5.14 ERA, 11G, 0-0 SV 2011 Durham: 3-0, 3.06 ERA, 11G, 3-4 SV INN: 17.2 BB: 4 H: 15 K: 19 R: 6 SC/IR: 1/8 ER: 6 GF: 4 RET/1 st FC: 8/11 HLD: 2 Tampa Bay on September 14 and made eight appearances for the Rays including seven scoreless outings, working five innings and allowing just two hits and one run. Career Notes: Enters his seventh year as a pro with a career minor league record and an ERA of 3.45 over 140 games and 129 starts. He has struck out a career 720 in innings of work. Spent the first three months of the 2009 season recovering from Tommy John surgery (July 8, 2008) and returned in late June making 16 starts for the GCL Rays and Class-A Charlotte. He was selected to the Southern League s All-Star Team in 2008, but was unable to pitch due to injury. It was his sixth career All-Star selection. In 2007 had his best season as a starter going 5-4 with a 2.93 ERA for Class-A Vero Beach and going 3-2 with a 4.24 ERA in five starts for Double-A Montgomery. His 175 combined strikeouts were the fourth most in all of minor league baseball. Made a career high 26 starts in 2006 for the Southwest Michigan Devil Rays and also set a then career high for innings (134.0). Made his pro debut in 2004 and won the pitcher of the year award in Princeton going 4-1 with a 3.97 ERA in 12 starts. Originally selected by the Rays in the fifth round of the 2004 draft out of Edward C. Reed High School in Nevada. Last APP: SUN, 1.2 IP, 0H, 3BB, 2K Series: 1.2 IP, 0H, 3BB, 2K, 1APP Home Stand: 6.2IP, 4H, ER, 3BB/5K, GS, 2APP 2010 vs. LHV: DNP in Double-A How Acquired: Selected in the seventh round of the 2006 draft Transactions: Assigned to Durham on 4/29. MLB: None 2011: Began season in Double-A Montgomery. Joined Durham after Jeremy Hall went on the TI list. In Montgomery he posted a 1-0 record with an 8.18 ERA in six games. He has worked 11.0 innings and surrendered 22 hits and ten runs while striking out eight. Struck out a season high four in 3.2 innings of work on 4/19 against Jacksonville. Made his Triple-A debut on 5/1 at IND working 1.0 inning and not allowing a base runner. 5/20 threw a season high 3.1 innings (tied - longest by DUR reliever this yr) allowing only two hits and no runs. Got his first start since 2006 on 6/2 vs. COL and went 5.0 innings allowing four hits and one run in a no decision. 6/4 worked out of a bases loaded jam without allowing a run vs. PAW #10 RYAN REID RHP 2011 Montgomery ERA, 11-IP, 0-0 SV, 6G 2011 Durham: 0-0, 3.68 ERA, 0-0 SV, 12G/1GS INN: 22.0 BB: 6 H: 18 K: 20 R: 9 SC/IR: 2/8 ER: 9 GF: 1 RET/1 st FC: 9/12 HLD: : Spent the 2010 season at Double-A Montgomery and went 3-3 with a 3.98 ERA in 72.1 innings of work over 43 games. Threw seven consecutive scoreless innings from 8/16-8/23. Worked more than one inning in 27 of his 43 appearances including a season high three innings twice. Once on July 21 against Carolina going three innings and allowing two hits and no runs and on April 21 allowing five hits and three runs. Career Notes: Spent all of the 2009 season with Montgomery going 0-1 with a 4.17 ERA in 42 games, working 58.1 innings. He was moved to the bullpen in 2007 and had a career year setting marks for wins (6), ERA (2.97), innings pitched (72.2), and strikeouts with (93). Made his professional debut in 2006 and appeared in 15 games including 12 starts. He did not allow a run in the month of April after missing the first few weeks with elbow pain. He was drafted by the Rays in 2006 out of James Madison University, where he was a starting pitcher. Reid has a career record of with a 3.91 ERA in 191 games and innings of work. He has struck out 345 for just over one per inning of work. Last APP: SUN, 0.2IP, 0H Series: 2.2IP, 0H, BB, 2K, 2APP Home Stand: 4.1IP, 0H, 2BB/4K, 4APP 2010 vs. LHV: 7.0IP, 8H, 5R, 4ER, 6K, 4 APP How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on 11/16/ Transactions: Assigned to minor league camp on 3/26/11 MLB: 34 Days with Milwaukee (2009) and Philadelphia (2008) Career 0-0, ERA in 9 APP (11.1 IP). 2011: Leads Durham with 23 APP, unscored upon in last seven outings. (8.2 IP), Last allowed a hit on 5/24 vs. COL (4APP, and 4.1 IP) 2010: Missed early part of season with oblique strain then made up for lost time by not allowing an earned run in 11 of first 12 APP. First two ER on solo HR to Gustavo Molina (PAW) 5/23 and Luis Bolivar (GWN) 6/13.Earned his first save of the year 6/21 at IND, tossing 2.0 perfect innings ERA, 2 SV 40G, 55 IP, 45H, 10BB, 55K. 2009: Posted a 1.03 ERA with Triple-A Nashville of the PCL, striking out 41 in 43.2 innings of work Made six appearances for Milwaukee, allowing 12 earned runs in 6.2 innings of work in six appearances. Designated for assignment and was claimed by Tampa Bay on Aug. 8, but was designated him for assignment again the next day and claimed by Cleveland. Made six appearances with Triple-A Columbus, allowing three earned runs in 6.2 innings of work. Career Notes: Enters the 2011 season with a career record of with a 2.24 ERA while striking out 460 in 213 games (22 starts, innings). Made his major league debut with the Phillies in 2008 and made three appearances over two stints with the big league club. Made his debut on July 7 vs. NYM and allowed a home run to the first batter he faced (David Wright). Designated for assignment by the Phillies on August 7 Pitched for Team Canada in the 2008 Summer Olympics, going 4.1 innings not allowing an earned run while striking out six Played Independent ball with the Newark Bears after being released by the Yankees in Also had two stints with Shaumburg Flyers of the Indy North League in 2006 and 2005 Originally a 14 th round pick by Boston in the 2004 draft out of Charleston Southern University, where he was named Conference Pitcher of the Year in with 2.24 ERA in 213 APP (22 GS), 21 SV, 459 IP, 391H, 135R, 114ER, 89 BB, 460 K. Last APP: YEST, 2.0IP, H, ER, K Series: 4.0IP, 2H, ER, 6K, 2APP Home Stand: 5.2 IP, 5H, 2-ER, 2BB/6K, BS, W, 4APP 2010 vs. LHV: DNP in PCL How Acquired: Signed as a free agent on 11/10/ Transactions: Assigned to minor league camp on 3/26 MLB: 1 Year, 96 Days (LAD games) He has a career record of 4-4 with a 3.18 ERA. Wade has allowed just 25BB and 79H in 99.1 innings of work while striking out : Spring training 5.56 ERA in 7G, 11.1 IP, 12K. Each appearance has lasted more than one inning except for two. Longest APP, 4/21 vs CHA and 5/17 vs LOU, 2.1 IP. Grew up in Indianapolis, 5K, 4/30 at INDY 2 IP, H, 5K (season high). Earned his first win of the season 5/5 vs. SYR. Leads DUR with 35.0 innings pitched out of the bullpen. Allowed ER 5/23 at COL, first run since 4/23 (15.0 IP), and only loss. 2010: Sidelined until late June with a shoulder injury and returned to make 21 relief appearances for Triple-A Albuquerque. He posted a 7.90 ERA in his first 10 appearances compared to a 2.30 ERA in his final 11 games. Made rehab starts for both the AZL Dodgers and Class- A Inland Empire. 3-1 with 5.40 ERA over 25 APP with 2 SV at the three levels. Career Notes: Wade enters his eighth season as a professional in 2011 with a career minor league record of to go along with a 4.42 ERA and 402 strikeouts in 444.1innings pitched. Has made 167 appearances, 42 as a starter, while collecting 15 saves. Has walked 100 while fanning 402, giving up 464 hits. Battled shoulder injuries for much of the 2009 season limiting him to 27 appearances with the Dodgers and 18 at Albuquerque. He made the Dodgers Opening Day roster and went 2-3 with a 5.52 ERA in 27 games over two stints with the team. In 2008 he went 2-1 with a 2.27 ERA in 55 games as a rookie for the Dodgers. Wade served as the 8 th inning set-up man for Jonathan Broxton after Takashi Saito went on the DL. He ranked sixth among major league rookie relievers in ERA, second in the National League and third among rookie relievers with 71.1 innings pitched. He led the Dodgers in relief innings pitched and held opposing hitters to a.202 batting average, while working more than one inning in 25 of 55 appearances. Wade made his major league debut on April 24 vs. ARI, tossing a scoreless 9 th inning in a 6-4 loss. He made a combined seven appearances in the NLDS against the Cubs and the NLCS against the Phillies, going 0-1 with a 3.68 ERA. In 2006 he played 23 games for Class-A Columbus prior to being promoted to Class-A Vero Beach on July 23 and was nearly perfect on June 7 vs. Savannah, retiring 26 batters consecutively after giving up a one-out double in the first inning. He was originally selected by the Dodgers in the 10th round of the 2004 Draft out of Broad Ripple (IN) High School, where he set the career strikeout record BULLS PITCHING BREAKDOWN: W-L-S-CH ERA IP H R ER HR BB K STARTERS #33 RJ SWINDLE LHP 2011 Durham 2-0, 4.81 ERA, 1-2SV, 23G INN: 24.1 BB: 10 H: 21 K: 20 R: 13 SC/IR: 8/19 ER: 13 GF: 9 RET/1 st FC: 16/23 HLD: 1 #22 CORY WADE RHP 2011 Durham: ERA, 0-1 SV, 20G INN: 35.0 BB: 6 H: 31 K: 34 R: 5 SC/IR: 2/4 ER: 5 GF: 4 RET/1 st FC: 13/20 HLD: 3