M-Braves vs Generals. M-Braves vs Generals Day-by-Day

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1 Mississippi Braves (24-26) at Jackson Generals (27-23) RHP Kris Medlen (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Brad Keller (3-2, 4.20) Overall (24-26) 1st Half (24-26) 2nd Half (0-0) Game #51 May 30, 2017 Jackson, TN The Ballpark at Jackson TODAY S GAME: Former M-Brave, Atlanta Brave and Kansas City Royal RHP Kris Medlen gets the start in game one of the five game series against the Jackson Generals against RHP Brad Keller (3-2). Medlen was part of the 2008 Championship team at Mississippi as well as the 2015 World Series Championship at the Royals. LAST GAME: After two pitcher s duels and a slugfest, it only made sense that the fifth and final game of the series between the Mississippi Braves (24-26) and Pensacola Blue Wahoos (28-22) would come down to a late comeback and a wild finish. The home team came out on top 3-2, snapping a three-game losing streak for Mississippi. MISSISSIPPI FARM BUREAU PITCHER OF THE WEEK: RHP Mike Soroka started game one of the series against Pensacola and held the Blue Wahoos to just one run on three hits over 5.2 innings of work. He walked two and struck out a season-high 10 batters. The Braves No. 4 prospect, as ranked by Baseball America, is 5-3 with a 2.96 ERA in nine starts on the season at Double-A Mississippi. Opponents are hitting just.194 against him. MISSISSIPPI FARM BUREAU PLAYER OF THE WEEK: OF Ronald Acuna, 19, posted a.417 batting average (10-for-24) in six games during the week. He had three doubles, a homer and three RBI for the M-Braves. In 19 contests since joining the Double-A Braves, Acuna is hitting.375 with nine extra-base hits and 13 RBI. Mississippi Braves Booster Club: The MBraves Booster Club named their Pitcher and Player for the Month of April...Starter pitcher, Kolby Allard had a 1-1 record with a 1.67 ERA for the month of April. In 27 innings he allowed seven runs (5 earned) on 22 hits, walking seven and striking out 17. Infielder, Carlos Franco, recently promoted to Triple-A Gwinnett, hit.272 in 23 games going 22 for 81 with seven runs scored. He had five doubles and four homeruns in those game with a.481 slugging percentage. M-Braves vs Generals at Trustmark Park at Jackson Total Alltime at Trustmark Park at Jackson Total M-Braves vs Generals Day-by-Day Date Result Record W-L-S Att 5/30 5/31 6/1 6/2 6/3 7/9 7/10 7/11 7/12 Southern League Player of the Week: His second SL weekly award at the age of 19, Mississippi outfielder Ronald Acuña was a terror at the plate last week. Over six games played, Acuña paced the league with a.417 batting average, 10 hits, and three doubles, while sharing the lead with 16 total bases. Furthermore, the La Guaira, Venezuela native finished the week with two runs, a stolen base, four extrabase hits, a homerun, three RBI, a.400 on-base percentage and slugging percentage of.667. The biggest night of the week came against South Division rival Pensacola on May 26, when he went 3-for-5 at the plate with a double, stolen base and a run. This Date in Braves History: At Shea Stadium, the Braves go deep four times off former teammate Tom Glavine to tie a National League record by hitting 55 home runs in a calendar month. The New York Giants (July, 1947) and the Cardinals (April, 2000) are the other teams to accomplish the feat. Upcoming Promotions at Trustmark Park Next Home Stand June 4 Yogi s FamilyFest Sunday, Kids Run the Bases June 5 SportClips Military Monday June 6 2 for Tuesday June 7 AMR First Responders Wednesday June 8 Thirsty Thursday, Chick-Fil-A Giveaway Night, Community College Night, NFL Night, Wounded Warriors of Mississippi Awareness Night, Families First for Mississippi Awareness Night On the Airways 2017 features the Mississippi Braves on the FM dial for the eighth season with WYAB FM. The two parties contract runs through the 2017 season. WYAB features all 70 M-Braves home games, all 70 M-Braves road games and the Southern League playoffs should the Braves make the postseason. Social Media instagram.com/mbraves youtube.com/mississippibraves Us vs Them Braves Stats Generals Record Batting Average Slugging Percentage On-Base Percentage Runs Scored Hits Runs Batted In Doubles Triples 6 43 Home Run Stolen Bases Sacrifice Bunts 6 14 Sacrifice Flies GIDP Earned Run Average Average Against Strikeouts Walks Runs Allowed Earned Runs Allowed Home Runs Allowed Fielding Percentage Double Plays Errors 42 On Deck Mississippi returns home to Trustmark Park to host in state rival, Biloxi for five games beginning Sunday and running through Thursday. This will be the second of five series between the Braves and the Shuckers. Sunday s game will begin at 5:00 PM (CT). The rest of the games of the series will start at 7:00 PM (CT). In the Hole The M-Braves will make their first trip to the Florida Panhandle in 2017 to play the Pensacola Blue Wahoos for five games Friday, June 9 - Tuesday, June 13. Game times will be 6:35 PM (CT) everyday except Sunday the 11th when first pitch is scheduled for 4:05 PM (CT). On the Web For all of your M-Braves information needs, click over to mississippibraves.com. There you ll find photos, videos, live game stats and articles detailing every M-Braves player and the organization overall. Follow the links to listen to the M-Braves live audio stream all season long. Upcoming Probable Starters & Schedule Date Opponent Probable Starters Time (CT) This Series Tuesday, May 30th at Jackson, TN RHP Kris Medlen (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Brad Keller (3-2, 4.20) 6:05 PM Wednesday, May 31st at Jackson, TN RHP Mike Soroka (5-3, 2.96) vs. LHP Alex Young (3-2, 4.08) 6:05 PM Thursday, June 1st at Jackson, TN LHP Kolby Allard (4-2, 1.83) vs. RHP Joel Payamps (0-1, 9.00) 6:05 PM Friday, June 2nd at Jackson, TN RHP Matt Withrow (1-3, 4.47) vs. RHP Taylor Clarke (4-2, 2.70) 6:05 PM Saturday, June 3rd at Jackson, TN LHP Max Fried (2-7, 5.79) vs. LHP Josh Taylor (3-3, 4.53) 6:05 PM Next Series Sunday, June 4th Biloxi Shuckers RHP Kris Medlen (0-0, 0.00) vs. TBA 5:00 PM Monday, June 5th Biloxi Shuckers RHP Mike Soroka (5-3, 2.96) vs. TBA 7:00 PM Page 1

2 Tonight s Starter #48 Kris Medlen LHP , 0.00 ERA vs. Righties:.000, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.000, 0 HR TODAY S GAME Kris Medlin, a part of the 2008 SL Championship team with the Mississippi Braves will make his first Double-A start of Medlen s 2017 Day-by-Day Florida Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR 5/20 at PMB W1, /25 CLR L1, Mississippi Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR LAST TIME OUT In two starts with the Florida Fire Frogs (High-A) this season, Medlin is 1-1 with a 3.97 ERA. He has pitched 11.1 innings allowing five runs (all earned) on 10 hits, walking 4 while striking out six. Selected by the Braves in the 10th round of the 2006 First-Year Player Draft Major League Debut - May 21, st Major League Win - May 31, pitched six innings allowing one run on four hits walking one and striking out nine Arizona hitters. 2007: Medlen was named a SAL Mid-Season All-Star - Rome Braves July, 14, 2008: Medlen selected as SL Pitcher of the Week - Mississippi Braves August, 2012: NL Pitcher of the Month - Atlanta Braves September, 2012: NL Pitcher of the Month - Atlanta Braves September, 2013: NL Pitcher of the Month - Atlanta Braves March, 2014: Tommy John surgery (2nd) December, 2014: Signed Free Agent contract with Kansas City Royals 2015: World Series Championship - Kansas City Royals January 24, 2017: RHP Kris Medlen signed free agent to minor league contract PRIOR TO : Kris returned to a big-league mound for the first time since the 2013 season, coming back from a second Tommy John operation...joined the Royals after the All-Star break, making 15 appearances and eight starts in the second half posted a 6-2 record with a 4.01 ERA and.252 opponents average...made his first appearance with the Royals on July 20, tossing 3.1 innings of relief vs. Pittsburgh it marked his first outing since September 27, 2013, a 1-0 win over the Phillies as a member of Atlanta...Posted a 1-0 record and a 2.51 ERA (4 ER in 14.1 IP) as a reliever, while he was 5-2 with a 4.50 ERA as a starting pitcher...phenomenal on the road, posting a 5-0 record and a 1.20 ERA (4 ER in 30.0 IP) away from Kauffman Stadium held the opposition to a.214 batting average on the road, which ranked eighth in the A.L. during the second half...went 3-0 with a 2.79 ERA in six appearances (two starts) during the month of August however, he was 2-2 with a 5.06 ERA in September...Recorded a 2-0 record and a 3.52 ERA (6 ER in 15.1 IP) in two starts and four appearances against A.L. East foes...earned his first victory as a Royal on August 18 at Cincinnati, tossing a scoreless 12th inning before the Royals scored the winning run in the 13th in a 3-1 win...made his first start on August 24, tossing 6.0 innings vs. the Orioles in a 6-3 win...tossed 6.1 scoreless frames in a 2-0 win at Cleveland on September 15 he allowed just five hits and one walk however, he did not record a strikeout, marking his first outing of 6.0 innings or more without recording a K...Made two appearances during the postseason, allowing two runs on three hits with a walk and eight strikeouts...tossed 5.0 innings out of the bullpen in Game #3 of the ALCS at Rogers Centre, which was the longest relief outing by a Royals pitcher in a postseason game since Charlie Leibrandt worked 5.1 innings in Game #7 of the 1985 ALCS in Toronto...Made first World Series appearance in Game #3, recording a flawless eighth inning in the Mets lone victory. 2014: Kris signed a two-year free-agent contract on December 18, with a mutual option for the 2017 campaign...missed the entire season after suffering an elbow injury during Spring Training...He had season-ending Tommy John surgery on March 19, the second of his career. 2013: Was named National League Pitcher of the Month for September. Went 4-0 with a 1.00 ERA and.197 opponents average in five September starts. Finished the season with a five game winning streak (dating to 8/29) while posting an 0.84 ERA (4 ER/43.0 IP) with a.203 opponents average. Went 9-6 with a 2.26 ERA in 17 games (16 starts) at home, compared to 6-6 with a 4.04 ERA in 15 games (all starts) on the road. Each of his last nine starts were quality starts (dating to 8/7). Finished the season with a five game winning streak (six starts, dating to 8/29) and an 0.84 ERA (4 ER/43.0 IP) in that span while striking out 39 and walking just eight. Made his second career postseason start in Game 1 of the 2013 NLDS on 10/3 and began the game with three strikeouts (four overall) but went on to allow five runs (all earned) over 4.0+ innings while giving up nine hits and walking four. The Braves fell 6-1 to the Dodgers. Medlen s Career Stats Year Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP AVG 2006 Danville Teams Mississippi Gwinnett Gwinnett Teams Teams Florida Minor League Totals Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Atlanta Kansas City Kansas Sity Major League Totals M-Braves Last Ten Quality Starts (At Least 6.0 IP & 3 ER or Less) medlen s 2016 Day-by-Day ROME Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR Medlen s Last IP... K... BB... H... R... ER... HR... Braves Record when Medlen: Win... Loss... Save... CG... HR... WP... BK... Starts: 0-0 Gets a Decision: 0-0 No Decision: 0-0 Relieves: 0-0 Medlen s Runs Allowed By Inning Total Runs Earned Runs Pitcher Date Opp. H/R Dec. IP H R ER BB SO HR BK WP GO/AO AVG Mike Soroka 4/15 (2) TNS R W2, (3-1) /5.130 Kolby Allard 4/18 MOB H ND (W, 4-2) /9.190 Max Fried 4/25 MTG R W1, (3-2) /3.045 Patrick Weigel 4/27 TNS H ND (W, 4-2, 10) / Kolby Allard 4/28 TNS H W1, /5.154 Patrick Weigel 5/3 BIR R W2, /5.200 Kolby Allard 5/4 BIR R W2, /1.143 Max Fried 5/6 BIR R W, /3.231 Kolby Allard 5/9 MOB H W, /5.130 Mike Soroka 5/12 MOB H W, /3.045 Page 2

3 Bullpen Totals W-L: 9-11 Saves/Opp: ERA: 4.17 IP: R: 96 SO: 195 H/HR: 159/12 ER: 88 BB: 102 1st Batter/Retired: 114/69 Inherited Runners/Scored: 43/16 Last Relief Outing M-Braves Bullpen Bullpen Briefs Bullpen by the Month Month W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB SO HR April May June July August September Season Spotlight Pitcher Date W/L/H/S IP H R ER BB SO HR Inherited/Scored 1st Batter/Retired Longest Outing Shortest Outing Saves/Chances Biddle 5/28 W, /0 14/ /3 Mader 5/ /0 13/ /4 Morris 4/ /0 6/ /4 Parsons 5/ /0 7/ /2 Pfeifer 5/28 H, /0 14/ /2 Phillips 5/ /4 14/ /2 Reynolds 5/ /5 13/ /1 Sobotka 5/ /3 11/ /3 Rogers 5/26 L, /0 4/ /0 Roney 5/18 S, /3 6/ /3 Hursh 5/28 S, /0 7/ /3 Brothers 5/ /0 4/ /0 Bullpen Capsules #54 Jesse Biddle LHP , 3.20 ERA vs. Righties:.187, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.429, 0 HR Missed the 2016 season recovering from Tommy John surgery. Designated for assignment by Philadelphia and then traded from the Phillies to the Pirates in February. He was claimed off waivers by the Braves on March 19. Aquired off waivers on 3/19/ : Made 15 starts at AA Reading (7-2, 4.24) And nine starts at AAA lehigh valley (2-4, 6.25). Named Int Pitcher of the Week, 7/ : Spent most of his time at AA Reading, posting a record of 3-10 with a 5.03 ERA in 16 starts. 2013: Entered the season ranked by MLB.Com as the Phillies No. 1 Prospect. He spent all of 2013 with AA Reading, going 5-14 with a 3.64 ERA in 27 starts. He recorded 154 strikeouts in innings of work. Stuck out 16 of the 24 batters he faced on 4/22 then K d 10 in his very next start. In five April starts, he was 2-1 with a 1.74 ERA. Named Eastern League Pitcher of the Week, 4/29. Selected to the Futures Game. Named as an Eastern League mid-season All-Star. 2012: Posted a record of 10-6 with a 3.22 ERA in 26 starts at High-A Clearwater. He struck out 151 in IP. During the month of May, Biddle went 2-0 with a 1.36 ERA in six starts. Named FSL Pitcher of the Week three times. Selected as a FSL Mid-Season All- Star. Named as a MiLB.Com Organizational All-Star. Led the FSL in strikeouts, tied for second in wins, ranked third in ERA and fourth in innings pitched and complete games. 2011: Spent the entire season at Low-A Lakewood, posting a record of 7-8 with a 2.98 ERA in 25 games (24 starts) for the Blueclaws. Posted his best numbers after the All-Star break, going 4-2 with a 1.91 ERA in 12 games (11 starts). Named SAL Pitcher of the Week, 7/18. Named as a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star. Also selected as a SAL Postseason All-Star. 2010: Went 3-1 with a 4.32 ERA in nine starts for the GCL Phillies, striking out 41 in 33.1 innings pitched. Also made three starts to finish the season at R-Williamsport (1-0, 2.61). Originally selected by the Phillies in the first round (27th overall) of the 2010 draft out of Germantown Friends HS # Rex brothers LHP , 0.00 ERA vs. Righties:.000, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.000, 0 HR Selected by the Colorado Rockies in the first round (34th overall) of the 2009 First-Year Player Draft out of Lipscomb University.... Was rated the eighth-best prospect in the Rockies organization by Baseball America following the 2009 season. Brothers, 29, was signed by the Braves as a minor-league free agent on January 31 and began the season on the disabled list at Triple-A Gwinnett. He was acquired by the Cubs from the Rockies in November 2015 but was released during spring training of Brothers made his Major League debut in 2011 with the Colorado Rockies. In five season with the Rockies, Brothers posted a record of with 20 saves and a 3.42 ERA in 286 relief appearances. He has 278 strikeouts in innings of work during that time. PRIOR TO : 2015: 2014: 2013: #46 Jason Hursh RHP , 1.74 ERA vs. Righties:.143, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.250, 0 HR 2-1 Record in 10 Appearances in Gwinnett IP, 26 H, 9R, 9ER, 2 HR, 3BB, 20K Selected by the Braves in the first round (31st overall) of the 2013 draft out of Oklahoma State Named 2014 Braves Minor League Pitcher of the Year after going 11-7, 3.58 ERA with MIS Father, Bruce, was a punter at SMU in the 70s Missed the 2012 college season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Entered the 2016 season ranked by Baseball America as the No. 6 prospect in the Braves system and the No. 13 prospect according to MLB.com s rankings. 2013: Drafted by the Braves in the first round (31st overall) out of Oklahoma State. Startedprofessional career with the low-a Rome Braves, going 1-1 with a 0.67 ERA. Allowed just two earned runs on 20 hits over 27.1 innings. 2014: Skipped over high-a, opening the season at double-a Mississippi. Posted an 11-7 record with a 3.58 ERA over 27 appearances, 26 starts. Allowed just 59 ER on 151 hits in IP. Named Atlanta Braves Minor League Pitcher of the Year. 2015: Spent most of the season at Double-A Mississippi before moving up to Triple-A Gwinnett (1-0, 5.40) in early August. With the M-Braves, he went 3-6 with a 5.14 ERA in 24 games (15 starts). Transitioned to the bullpen in early July. Went 1-0 with two saves and a 2.25 ERA in nine relief appearances for the M-Braves. Biddle s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/14 BLX /16 BLX /20 JAX /25 PNS H, /28 PNS Brothers s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/20 JAX /22 JAX /25 PNS /27 PNS Hursh s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/18 at JAX H, /22 at JAX /24 PNS S, /26 PNS /28 PNS S, Page 3

4 Bullpen Capsules #30 Michael Mader LHP , 2.16 ERA vs. Righties:.167, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.174, 0 HR Began the season at High-A Jupiter where he went 7-6 with a 3.50 ERA in 22 games (21 starts). Did his best work prior to the all-star break, going 3-3 with a 3.05 ERA in 14 games (13 starts). The southpaw was acquired by the Braves along with SS Anfernee Seymour from the Marlins in exchange for LHP Hunter Cervenka on August 6, In five starts for the M-Braves, Mader was 0-3 with a 2.40 ERA. Ranked eighth among all Braves farmhands with a 4.33 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Mader s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/11 MOB /13 BLX S, /15 BLX S, /19 JAX /21 JAX Aquired in Trade on 8/6/16 from Miami along with Anfernee Seymour in exchange for Hunter Cervenka 2015: Spent the entire season at Low-A Greensboro where he went 6-12 with a 4.73 ERA in 27 starts. Allowed 74 runs on 141 hits in IP. Struck out 86 and walked 57. Held lefties to a.197 average. 2014: Made professional debut with short-season Batavia in the New York-Penn League. In 12 starts, he posted a record of 1-0 with a 2.00 ERA. Allowed just 10 ER on 31 hits in 45 innings. Struck out 28 while walking 16. Selected as a NYP Mid-Season All-Star. He was originally acquired by Miami as the 105th overall pick in the 2014 draft out of Chipola College. #25 Philip Pfeifer LHP , 6.53 ERA vs. Righties:.328, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.136, 0 HR Promoted to MIS from A+ Carolina on July 29 Traded along with Caleb Dirks to Braves from Dodgers on June 30 in exchange for Bud Norris, Dian Toscano Made six relief appearances at Carolina, 0-0, 2.57 ERA Started season at low-a Great Lakes (1-0, 0.00, 3 app) before promotion to A+ Rancho Cucamonga (2-1, 3.33, 14 app), where he was pitching at time of trade Pfeifer s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/15 BLX H, /19 JAX /21 JAX /25 PNS /28 PNS H, Selected by the Dodgers, 3rd Rd, 2015, Vanderbilt U (teammates with Dansby Swanson) 2015: Drafted in 3rd round (101st overall) by the Dodgers out of Vanderbilt. Made just one start at short-season Ogden in the Pioneer League, going 1.2 shutout IP with one hit. #37 Evan Phillips RHP , 8.14 ERA vs. Righties:.294, 3 HR vs. Lefties:.250, 2 HR Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on June 28; Went 2-1, 1.27 ERA in 21 app. at high-a Enters 2016 rated Best Slider in the Braves organization according to Baseball America Drafted by Atlanta in the 17th round of the 2015 draft out of UNC-Wilmington Phillips Last Five Relief Appearances 5/9 MOB /19 JAX /21 JAX /24 PNS H, /27 PNS : After being drafted in the 17th round by the Braves out of UNC Wilmington, reported to short-season Danville for six appearances. Went 1-1 with a 0.68 ERA (1 ER on 8 H in 13.1 IP) before a promotion to low-a Rome. In the SAL, posted a 1-2 record with a 4.41 ERA in 12 appearances. Combined to strike out 37 batters in 29.2 IP for 11.2 K/9, the fifth highest mark among Braves farmhands (min. 20 IP). #39 Danny Reynolds RHP , 5.48 ERA vs. Righties:.211, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.231, 0 HR Ranked Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim #16 Prospect after the 2014 season Drafted in the 6th Round (201st Overall) by the Los Angeles Angels in 2009 Claimed on waivers by Dodgers from Angels, Dec. 7, 2015 Claimed on waivers by Astros from Dodgers, Dec. 23, 2015 Claimed on waivers by Angels from Astros, Apr. 10, 2016 Released by Angels, June 30, 2016 Signed by Independent Laredo (American Association), July 2016 Signed by Braves, Nov. 1, 2016 Reynolds Last Five Relief Appearances 5/8 MOB H, /13 BLX /16 BLX /25 PNS /26 PNS PRIOR TO : 2-6 Record, 3.89 ERA in 17 Games combined with 2 Teams in Minors 2013: Record, 5.39 ERA in 26 Games with Inland Empire ( California League, High-A) 2014: 4-2 Record, 2.90 ERA in 42 Games combined with 3 Teams in Minors 2015: 2-3 Record, 4.57 ERA in 43 Games with Arkansas Travelers (Texas League, Double A) 2016: 1-3 Record, 5.61 ERA in 22 Games with Arkansas Travelers (Texas League, Double A) #57 Joe Rogers LHP , ERA vs. Righties:.500, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.000, 0 HR The southpaw was signed by the Braves on March 20, Rogers s Last Five Relief Appearances 4/28 TNS H /1 (1) TNS /26 PNS Rogers, 26, began the season on the DL with the M-Braves. Last season, Rogers split time between Double-A Erie (1-0, 5.06) and High-A Lakeland (0-1, 5.96). He was originally selected by Detroit in the fifth round of the 2012 draft out of the University of Central Florida. 2012: 2-1 Record, 2.28 ERA in 18 Games with Conneticut Tigers of the New York-Penn League 2013: 1-1 Record, 0.75 ERA in 8 Games with 2 Teams in Minors, Lakeland Flying Tigers (Florida State League, High-A) and GCL Tigers (Gulf Coast League, Rookie) 2015: 2-1 Record, 3.00 ERA in 19 Games with 2 Teams in Minors, Erie Sea Wolves (Eastern League, Double-A) and Lakeland Flying Tigers (Florida State League, High-A) #36 Chad Sobotka RHP , 4.15 ERA vs. Righties:.309, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.115, 0 HR Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on August 29 Went 1-1 with a 2.04 ERA in 13 appearances for Carolina; Also posted a 1-2 record with a 4.26 ERA in 15 appearances at low-a Rome Drafted by Atlanta in the 4th round, 2014 draft, out of USC-Upstate (Spartanburg, SC) Sobotka s Last Five Relief Appearances 5/7 BIR /11 MOB /15 BLX /20 JAX BS, /26 PNS : Started professional career with Low-A Rome as a starter, going 1-5 with a 6.75 ERA; Placed on disabled list in June and didn t pitch again until August 15, returning as a reliever for rehab appearances at rookie GCL and Danville; Returned to Rome as reliever on 8/26, making four more appearances, one start, for an 0-2 record and a ERA. 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5 Batting Capsules #24 Ronald Acuna OF Last Game:.500 (2-4) Season:.375 (27-72) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 6 Game (10-24,.417) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/24 vs PNS vs. RHP:.410 (25-61), 3 HR 6 Game (10-24,.417) vs. LHP:.182 (2-11), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: 1 BB: 2 RBI: 3 H: 4 3B: R: 2 CS: 1 K: 2 HBP: The righty hit.287/.336/.478 over the course of 28 games for Florida, including a recent hot stretch where he s hit.333/.380/.556 over his last 19 games. While he s striking out at a high rate, and the walk rate is down, he s squaring up the ball on another level right now, indicated by his impressive linedrive rate of 22.9%. As a whole his approach is a lot more aggressive right now as he also has 14 stolen-bases already this year with 16 being the most he s ever had in a single season (55 games). Signed as a free agent by the Braves, July 2, 2014 Ranked as the Atlanta Braves #6 Prospect after the 2016 Season Ranked as the Baseball America #67 Prospect after the 2016 Season PRIOR TO :.269 avg. with 41 runs, 54 hits, 14 doubles, 4 triples, 4 home runs and 18 RBI in 55 Games with the GCL Braves and the Danville Braves. 2016:.312 avg. with 28 runs, 48 hits, 2 doubles, 2 triples, 4 home runs and 19 RBI in 42 games with GCL Braves and Rome Braves #14 Keith Curcio OF Last Game:.250 (1-4) Season:.270 (47-174) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 3 Game (6-13,.462) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/21 at JAX vs. RHP:.250 (36-144), 1 HR 4 Game (9-16,.563) vs. LHP:.367 (11-30), 1 HR AB: 6 2B: 2 HR: 1 SB: 1 BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 5 3B: 1 R: 2 CS: 1 K: 2 HBP: Promoted to MIS from A+ Carolina on September 6 for Southern League playoffs Batted.271/.352/.389 with 29 2Bs, 8 3Bs, 3 HR, 54 RBIs for Carolina over 124 games Drafted by Braves in the 6th round, 2014, out of Florida Southern College Played at Florida Southern College under Lance Niekro, son of former Atlanta Braves pitcher Joe Niekro & nephew of hall-of-famer Phil Niekro. Same college as former M-Braves hurler Gus Schlosser (2013), who made 14 appearances for Atlanta in 2014 (0-1, 7.64) 2014: Drafted 6th round by the Braves out of Florida Southern College; Began professional career with rookie-level Danville, batting.259 over 8 games with 2 2Bs, 4 RBIs. Promoted to low-a Rome, where he played in 8 more games to a.316 average, a home run and five RBIs. 2015: Split the season between low-a Rome (32 games,.342/.416/.479, 6 2Bs, 5 3Bs, 19 RBIs) and high-a Carolina (101 games,.241/.298/.335, 14 2Bs, 5 3Bs, 4 HR, 38 RBIs). Played winter ball in the Australian Baseball League for Melbourne Aces, batting.219 over 37 games with 4 doubles and 8 RBIs. #11 Travis Demeritte INF Last Game:.000 (0-4) Season:.251 (45-179) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 2 Game (0-7,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/24 vs PNS vs. RHP:.258 (39-151), 6 HR 7 Game (12-26,.462) vs. LHP:.214 (6-28), 1 HR AB: 6 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 3 3B: R: 3 CS: K: 3 HBP: Began the season at High-A High Desert where he posted a.272 batting average with 20 doubles, four triples, 25 home runs and 59 RBI in 88 games with the Mavericks. Traded by the Texas Rangers to the Atlanta Braves on 7/13/2016 in exchange for RHP Lucas Harrell and LHP Dario Alvarez. Joined High-A Carolina for the rest of the season, hitting.250 with 17 extra-base hits and 11 RBI in 35 games.received many honors during the season including CAL Player of the Week, 4/17, MiLB.com CAL Player of the Month (April), CAL Mid-Season All-Star, Futures Game Selection and AFL AllProspect Team. Aquired in trade on 7/13/2016 from Texas in exchange for Lucas Harrell and Dario Alvarez 2015: Posted a.241 average in 48 games with Low-A Hickory. Also appeared in five games at R-Spokane. 2014: Spent the entire season at Low-A Hickory, hitting.211 with 16 doubles, two triples, 25 home runs and 66 RBI in 118 games. 2013: Originally selected by Texas in first round of the 2013 draft out of Winder-Barrow High School (GA). Posted a.285 average with 12 extra-base hits and 20 RBI in 39 games with the AZL Rangers. #2 Stephen Gaylor OF Last Game:.000 (0-1) Season:.100 (3-30) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 2 Game (0-5,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.125 (3-24), 0 HR 1 Game (1-4,.250) vs. LHP:.000 (0-6), 0 HR AB: 4 2B: HR: SB: BB: 1 RBI: H: 2 3B: R: 2 CS: K: 2 HBP: Hit first professional home run on 8/26 at Biloxi, a 2-run shot in the ninth in a 10-6 loss Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on July 7; Has played at all four full-season levels this season Spent most of season at high-a Carolina (59 G,.241, 0 HR, 9 RBI); Made one appearance for low-a Rome, one appearance for AAA Gwinnett Signed by Braves as a NDFA out of Berry College (Rome, GA) in : Signed by the Braves as a NDFA out of Berry College (Rome, GA); Made pro debut for the Gulf Coast League club, batting.325 with 0 HR and 2 RBI in 9 games. 2015: Played 74 games at low-a Rome, 2 games at R-Danville; Combined to hit.286/.379/.353 with 12 RBI between the two levels. Stole 17 bases in 28 attempts. #15 Sal Giardina C Last Game:.000 (0-3) Series:.308 (8-26) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 2 Games (0-6,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.238 (5-21), 0 HR 2 Games (5-7,.714) vs. LHP:.600 (3-5), 0 HR AB: 3 2B: HR: SB: 1 BB: 1 RBI: 1 H: 3 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 2 HBP: 1 Sal Giardina, 24, was recognized as the Carolina Mudcats 2016 Ed Hales Award winner by the team front office in a post-game award ceremony following Carolina s season finale. The Ed Hales Award is awarded annually in recognition of the player(s) who best exemplifies unselfish spirit, dedication and commitment to the community. Giardina gleefully volunteered himself to appear at multiple community events on behalf of the Mudcats this past season. The events included two Miracle League of the Triangle camp days, several youth skills clinics and a visit to the Children s Unit at Wake Med Hospital Selected by the Braves in the 31st round of the 2014 June free agent draft. PRIOR TO : Hit.266 in 37 Games with 12 runs on 34 hits, 2 doubles, 2 home runs and 16 RBI with Low-A Rome in the South Atlantic League 2015: Hit.185 in 42 Games with 8 runs on 27 hits, 5 doubles and 7 RBI with High-A Carolina in the Carolina League 2016: Hit.246 in 67 Games with 20 runs on 56 hits, 9 doubles, 2 triples, 3 home runs and 19 RBI with High-A Carolina in the Carolina League #17 Reed Harper INF Last Game:.000 (0-1) Season:.132 (5-38) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 3 Game (0-5,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.121 (4-33), 0 HR 2 Game (3-8,.375) vs. LHP:.200 (1-5), 0 HR AB: 4 2B: HR: SB: BB: 2 RBI: 1 H: 1 3B: R: 1 CS: 1 K: 3 HBP: Harper hit.218 with 12 doubles, a triple, one home run and 33 RBI in 76 games at High-A Carolina before he was promoted to Double-A Mississippi on August 17. In six games with the M-Braves, he posted a.235 mark. Selected by the Braves in the 25th Round of the 2013 Draft 2015: Split the season between Low-A Rome and High-A Carolina, combing to bat.223 with 32 runs and 23 RBI in 93 games between the two stops. Ended the year with the first four-hit game of his career, going 4-for-5 with a double and two runs on 9/7 at Lynchburg. 2014: Started the season at Low-A Rome, playing in six games before being placed on the disabled list 4/15. Returned to Rome on 7/2 after a three-game rehab stint with the GCL Braves. Batted.193 over 48 games with five doubles and seven RBIs in the South Atlantic League. 2013: Taken by the Braves in the 25th round. Played in 54 games for the GCL Braves, batting.296 with 1 home run and 16 RBI. Named GCL Braves Player of the Month (August) after hitting.300 with six doubles and a triple in 25 games. Page 5

6 Batting Capsules #7 Levi Hyams INF Last Game:.000 (0-1) Season:.216 (8-37) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 2 game (0-5,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.229 (8-35), 0 HR 3 game (4-11,.364) vs. LHP:.000 (0-2), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: HR: SB: BB: RBI: 2 H: 2 3B: R: CS: K: 3 HBP: 1 Returned to MIS from AAA Gwinnett on 5/17 Originally selected by Atlanta in the 19th Round in 2012 out of U. of Georgia College teammate of Los Angeles Dodgers SP Alex Wood at Georgia Played three years of high school ball at Santa Fe Christian in Oceanside, CA, playing under former Twins hurler Rick Aguilera; Graduated from Colonial Forge HS in Stafford, VA Hit.221/.299/.337 with 2 HR, 8 RBI with Carolina over 34 G to start : Selected in the 19th Round by the Braves out of the University of Georgia; Hit.254 with 5 HR, 28 RBI in 45 games for rookie level Danville 2013: Split season between low-a Rome and high-a Lynchburg, hitting.317 at Rome with 1 HR and 26 RBI in 52 games. Hit.191 with 2 HR, 13 RBI in 53 games for Lynchburg. 2014: Spent full season with high-a Lynchburg, posting a.238 clip with two home runs and a career-high 41 RBI in 108 games for the Hillcats 2015: Split season between high-a Lynchburg (34 games) and double-a Mississippi (72 games); Posted his best numbers with the M-Braves, hitting.274 with 3 homers and 19 RBIs while playing mostly 2B and 1B; Posted an impressive.375 on-base percentage for the M-Braves; At Carolina, hit for a.221 average, 2 home runs and 8 RBIs. Finished season on an 8-game hit streak #19 Jared James OF Last Game:.500 (1-2) Season:.217 (28-129) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 3 Game (3-9,.333) Long Streak: Last HR: 4/25 at MTG vs. RHP:.236 (26-110), 2 HR 3 Game (7-12,.583) vs. LHP:.105 (2-19), 0 HR AB: 6 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 3 H: 4 3B: 1 R: 1 CS: 1 K: 3 HBP: 1 In just his second game after being promoted to the South Atlantic League, James belted a tiebreaking three-run homer and went 4-for-4 with a career-high four RBIs to help Rome defeat visiting Columbia, 9-7 on August 7, 2016 Selected by the Braves in the 34th Round of the 2016 Draft IN 2016 The Cal Poly Pomona product hit.298 in 33 games at Danville including 5 doubles and 1 HR with 17 RBI After being promoted to Low-A Rome, James hit.302 in 27 games including 4 doubles, 2 triples, 3 HR s and 16 RBI #33 Joey Meneses 1B Last Game:.250 (1-4) Season:.277 (39-141) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 1 Game (1-4,.250) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/15 at BLX vs. RHP:.265 (30-113), 3 HR 10 Game (12-39,.308) vs. LHP:.321 (9-28), 0 HR AB: 6 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 1 RBI: 5 H: 3 3B: R: 2 CS: K: 2 HBP: On 4/15/17 Meneses was a triple short of hitting for the cycle. He went 3-4 with a single, double and a home run. Promoted to MIS on 6/23 from high-a Carolina;.342 with 5 HR, 31 RBI at high-a Carolina Signed by Braves on May 9, 2011 out of Mexico as a NDFA Hit for the cycle on 5/10/14 for low-a Rome Braves vs Asheville; Nearly hit for a second cycle three games later on 5/13, just missing the double in a 3-for-4 day 2011: Made Braves organizational debut in the Dominican Summer League, batting.206 over 19 games 2012: Made state-side debut in the rookie-level GCL, batting.303 over 41 games with 14 RBIs. 2013: Played full season at low-a Rome, batting.257 with 2 HR and 40 RBIs, slugging 41 doubles. Hit.325 in May; Also batted.326 over 19 games for Los Tomateros de Culiacan in the Mexican Pacific League. 2014: Limited to just 58 games due to a left wrist injury, going on the DL 5/26 and returning 8/17. Hit.283 with a 8 HR, a career high, and 29 RBIs. Became the second Rome hitter to hit for the cycle, the first since 2009, when he did it 5/10 vs Asheville; Nearly hit for a second cycle three days later on 5/13, going 3-for-4 and only missing the double. 2015: Played a career-high 113 games at high-a Carolina for manager Luis Salazar, batting.239 with 25 extra base hits and 41 RBIs; Hit 18 doubles; Put together a 12-game hit streak from 8/5 to 8/21 #8 Dylan Moore INF Last Game:.000 (0-4) Season:.122 (17-139) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 1 Game (0-4,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/18 at JAX vs. RHP:.126 (14-111), 2 HR 3 Game (4-12,.333) vs. LHP:.107 (3-28), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 1 RBI: 3 H: 2 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 3 HBP: 1 Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on 9/8 after Ozzie Albies injured in G1 of SLDS Traded to Braves as part of three-team Jeff Francoeur deal; Miami acquired Francoeur and cash from Atlanta; Atlanta got Moore from the Rangers and minor league catcher Matt Foley from the Marlins; Texas got three international bonus slots (2 from Miami, 1 from Atlanta) Started season at low-a Hickory in Rangers system, batting.244 with 9 HR and 45 RBIs; Played 17 games at high-a High Desert (.351, 5 HR, 14 RBI) before trade to Braves. Was batting.343 over 10 games with Carolina before promotion to MIS. Drafted 7th Round, 2015 out of Central Florida by the Texas Rangers 2015: Began professional career at rookie-level Spokane, playing in 65 games with a.254 average, 7 HR, 35 RBIs. Promoted to low-a Hickory Crawdads end of season for four games, going 7-for-12 with 2 doubles. #22 Kade Scivicque C Last Game:.333 (1-3) Season:.302 (35-116) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 2 Game (2-5,.400) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/27 vs. PNS vs. RHP:.305 (29-95), 2 HR 5 Game (7-17,.412) vs. LHP:.286 (6-21), 0 HR AB: 4 2B: 2 HR: 1 SB: BB: 1 RBI: 4 H: 3 3B: R: 2 CS: K: 1 HBP: 1 Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on 8/30 Traded along with Mike Aviles to Braves by Tigers on August 17 for Erick Aybar Drafted by the Tigers, 4th round, 2015 out of LSU 2015: Started professional career with short-season Connecticut in the New York-Penn League; Played 9 games and went 13-for-32 (.406); Promoted to low-a West Michigan and played in 42 games, batting.242/.306/.358 with 5 HR and 17 RBIs. #1 Luis Valenzuela INF Last Game:.000 (0-4) Season:.273 (44-161) vs. JXN:.000 (0-0) Streak: 3 Game (0-9,.000) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.254 (33-130), 1 HR 8 Game (11-33,.333) vs. LHP:.355 (11-31), 0 HR AB: 6 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: 2 BB: 1 RBI: 2 H: 4 3B: 1 R: 2 CS: 1 K: 2 HBP: 1 Appeared in two games with the GCL Braves before joining High-A Carolina in early July. He posted a.270 average with 15 extra-base hits and 19 RBI in 44 games with the Mudcats. Hit.308 against southpaws. Aquired by trade on 8/31/2015 from Kansas City in exchange for Jonny Gomes & cash 2015: Started the season with R-Idaho Falls, hitting.486 in eight games, before joining High-A Lexington. With the Legends, he posted a.333 average with 16 extra-base hits and 15 RBI. Hit.379 in 28 games during the month of August. Valenzuela was traded to the Braves from Kansas City on August 31 in exchange for Jonny Gomes and cash. He hit.429 over the final six games of the season at Low-A Rome. 2014: Spent the season with short-season Idaho Falls, batting.259 with eight doubles, five triples, two homers and 29 RBI in 57 games. 2013: Posted a.130 batting average in five games for the AZL Royals. 2012: Hit.133 in nine games with the DSL Red Sox. Page 6

7 2017 Statistical Breakdown Starts By Position 1B: Carlos Franco (15), Meneses (29), Levi Hyams (6) 2B: Travis Demeritte (37), Reed Harper (2), Luis Valenzuela (8), Levi Hyams (3) 3B: Luis Valenzuela (24), Carlos Franco (17), Reed Harper (1), Dylan Moore (1), Travis Demeritte (7) SS: Dylan Moore (37), Reed Harper (7), Luis Valenzuela (6) LF: Jared James (30), Stephen Gaylor (4), Adam Walker (8), Keith Curcio (7), Ronald Acuna (1) CF: Connor Lien (30), Keith Curcio (6), Ronald Acuna (14) RF: Keith Curcio (33), Stephen Gaylor (2), Adam Brett Walker (4), Connor Lien (7), Ronald Acuna (4) C: Kade Scivicque (32), Armando Araiza (10), Sal Giardina (8) P: Max Fried (10), Patrick Weigel (7), Kolby Allard (10), Matt Withrow (10), Mike Soroka (9), Wes Parsons (2), Luiz Gohara (1), Michael Mader (1) DH: Joey Meneses (5), Carlos Franco (7), Travis Demeritte (3), Jared James (3), Adam Walker (2) Starts By Batting Order 1: Connor Lien (5), Stephen Gaylor (4), Jared James (13), Keith Curcio (15), Luis Valenzuela (13) 2: Luis Valenzuela (24), Keith Curcio (1), Dylan Moore (4), Jared James (3), Ronald Acuna (18) 3: Travis Demeritte (47), Keith Curcio (2), Ronald Acuna (1) 4: Carlos Franco (38), Joey Meneses (10), Levi Hyams (2) 5: Dylan Moore (6), Keith Curcio (13), Joey Meneses (23), Adam Brett Walker (3), Kade Scivicque (2), Jared James (1), Levi Hyams (1), Luis Valenzuela (1) 6: Keith Curcio (13), Connor Lien (4), Joey Meneses (2), Dylan Moore (3), Kade Scivicque (8), Adam Walker (9), Carlos Franco (1), Jared James (10) 7: Jared James (2), Kade Scivicque (6), Armando Araiza (2), Connor Lien (11), Dylan Moore (21), Keith Curcio (1), Adam Brett Walker (2), Levi Hyams (3), Sal Giardina (2) 8: Kade Scivicque (8), Stephen Gaylor (1), Jared James (3), Reed Harper (7), Armando Araiza (5), Dylan Moore (4), Connor Lien (17), Sal Giardina (3), Levi Hyams (2) 9: Max Fried (6), Patrick Weigel (3), Kolby Allard (6), Matt Withrow (6), Mike Soroka (5), Kade Scivicque (8), Reed Harper (3), Armando Araiza (3), Stephen Gaylor (1), Jared James (1), Sal Giardina (3), Levi Hyams (1), Wes Parsons (2), Luiz Gohara (1), Michael Mader (1) Hit Breakdown Multi-Hit Games Player Total Games Season High Cade Scivicque , Last: 5/15 at BLX Luis Valenzuela , 4/7 vs JAX Keith Curcio , 4/9 vs JAX Carlos Franco , Last: 5/18 at JAX Travis Demerritte , 5/8 vs MOB Stephen Gaylor 1 1 2, 4/10 vs JAX Connor Lien , 5/20 at JAX Jared James , Last: 5/5 at BIR Joey Meneses , 5/19 at JAX Armando Araiza 2 2 2, 5/1 vs TNS Dylan Moore 1 1 2, 4/21 vs MOB Sal Giardina , 5/6 at BIR Ronald Acuna , 5/14 at BLX Levi Hyams 2 2 2, 5/26 vs PNS Score First Shutouts Score in 2 innings Score in 4 innings Leading after 6 innings Tied after 6 innings Trailing after 6 innings Leading after 8 innings Tied after 8 innings Trailing after 8 innings First Game of Series First Game of Homestand First Game of Road Trip Following an Off Day Final At-Bat Decisions In Errorless Games With a Homer With No Homers Record Breakdown Opponents Score First Score in 1 inning Score in 3 innings Score in 5 > innings Leading after 7 innings Tied after 7 innings Trailing after 7 innings Score 2 or Fewer Runs Score 3 Runs Score 4 or More Runs Last Game of Series Last Game of Homestand Last Game of Road Trip Run Games Run Games Run Games Allow a Homer Allow No Homers Day Vs. Righty Starters Night Vs. Lefty Starters Following a Win Starter Goes <5 Innings Following a Loss Starter Goes 5> Innings In Decision By Starters In Decision By Bullpen Daily & Monthly Breakdown Day Home Road Month Home Road Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday June - - Thursday July - - Friday August - - Saturday September - - Sunday Postseason - - Total Total Series Breakdown Home Road Braves Opp. Type Won-Lost-Split Won-Lost-Split Sweeps Sweeps 2- or 3-Game Game Game Game Double Headers RBI Breakdown Multi-RBI Games 2-Out Player Total RBI RBI Season High Travis Demeritte , Last: 5/26 vs TNS Kade Scivicque , 5/3 at BIR Dylan Moore , 4/28 vs TNS Reed Harper 1 1, Last: 4/8 vs JAX Joey Meneses , 5/15 at BLX Keith Curcio , Last: 5/26 vs PNS Carlos Franco , 4/10 vs JAX Jared James , Last: 5/5 at BIR Connor Lien , Last: 4/14 at TNS Luis Valenzuela , 5/19 at JAX Adam Walker , Last: 5/6 at BIR Armando Araiza 2 1, Last: 4/28 vs TNS Levi Hyams , 5/14 at BLX Ronald Acuna , 5/14 at BLX Sal Giardina 1 1 1, 5/10 vs MOB Wes Parsons 1 1 1, 5/20 at JAX Braves on the Bases 2B 3B HP Total Player SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT Luis Valenzuela Keith Curcio Connor Lien Travis Demeritte Stephen Gaylor Jared James Dylan Moore Sal Giardina Reed Harper Ronald Acuna Total 35-53, , , ,.638 Home Run Breakdown Braves Solo Opponent Solo...24 Braves 2-Run Opponent 2-Run...9 Braves 3-Run... 7 Opponent 3-Run...4 Braves Grand Slams... 1 Opponent Grand Slams...1 Total Total Score MIS Inn. OPP 25 1st nd rd th th th th th th th 4-11th th th 1 Braves By Inning Home Runs MIS Inn. OPP 8 1st 4 3 2nd 5 3 3rd 6 3 4th 5 4 5th 6 5 6th - 6 7th 4 4 8th 3 5 9th th 2-11th th th - Braves Big Innings Errors MIS Inn. OPP 6 1st 6 5 2nd 1 2 3rd 6 8 4th 3 5 5th th 2 4 7th 2 1 8th 1 2 9th 2-10th th th Outfield Assists Player 1st 2nd 3rd Home Keith Curcio 2 Connor Lien Page 7

8 2017 Statistical Breakdown PH Armando Araiza...0-1,.000 Carlos Franco...2-6,.333 Reed Harper ,.000 Joey Meneses...2-9,.222 Stephen Gaylor...0-3,.000 Jared James...1-7,.143 Luis Valenzuela ,.000 Kade Scivicque ,.000 Levi Hyams , ,.000 Total ,.139 Pinch & Designated Hitters DH Joey Meneses ,.176 Carlos Franco ,.261 Travis Demeritte ,.154 Jared James ,.357 Adam Walker...0-7, ,.000 Total ,.216 Pitchers at the Plate Pitcher s Hitting R 2B 3B HR RBI Sac BB K Wes Parsons 1-3, Patrick Weigel 1-4, Jesse Biddle 0-2, Kolby Allard 1-10, Matt Withrow 0-8, Mike Soroka 1-8, Michael Mader 0-1, Max Fried 2-8, Danny Reynolds 0-2, Luiz Gohara 0-1, Chad Sobotka 0-1, Jason Hursh 0-1, Evan Phillips 0-1, Totals 6-50, Shutouts Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/7 JAX W, Weigel-Tomshaw-Morris 5/4 BIR W, Allard-Kopech-Parsons 5/11 MOB L, De Los Santos-Fried 5/25 PNS L, Ross-Allard-Herget 2005: : : : : : : : : : : : : 2-2 All-Time Record: Extra-Inning Games Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/9 vs. JAX W, 4-3 (13) 1-0 Phillips-Bremer 4/15 TNS L, 3-2 (9) 1-1 Torrez-Sobotka 4/17 vs. MOB L, 4-1 (10) 1-2 Buckel-Reynolds-Paredes MTG W, 8-4 (13) 2-2 Sobotka-Harrison MTG L, 3-2 (10) 2-3 Schreiber-Mader 4/27 vs. TNS W, 4-2 (10) 3-3 Mader-Berg 5/1 (2) vs. TNS L, 7-6 (8) 3-4 Pugliese-Phillips One-Run Games Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/9 vs JAX W, 4-3 (13) 1-0 Phillips-Bremer 4/13 at TNS L, McNeil-Reynolds 4/15 (1) at TNS L, 3-2 (9) 1-2 Torrez-Sobotka 4/23 atmtg L, Gibaut-Parsons-Castillo 4/24 at MTG L, 3-2 (10) 1-4 Schreiber-Mader 4/25 at MTG W, Fried-Mujica-Biddle 4/28 vs TNS W, Allard-Morrison-Phillips 5/1 (2) vs TNS L, 7-6 (8) 3-5 Pugliese-Phillips 5/10 vs MOB L, Long-Withrow 5/14 at BLX W, Allard-Lopez-Roney 5/19 at JAX L, De La Rosa-Mader 5/20 at JAX L, Beltre-Biddle 5/24 vs PNS W, Soroka-Mahle-Hursh 5/26 vs PNS L, Stock-Rogers-Herget 5/28 vs PNS W, Biddle-Stock-Hursh 2005: : : : : : : : : : : : : 6-9 All-Time Record: : : : : : : : : : : : : : 3-4 All-Time Record: Extra-Inning Doubleheaders Games Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/15 TNS L, Torrez-Sobotka 4/15 TNS W, Soroka-Underwood-Morris 5/1 (1) vs. TNS L, Hedges-Fried-Markey 5/1 (2) vs. TNS L, 7-6 (8) 1-3 Pugliese-Phillips 2005: : : : : : : : : : : : : 1-3 All-Time Record: Walk-Off Wins Date Opponent Result Player Type of Hit 4-9 JAX W, 4-3 (13) Keith Curcio Single to RF 4/27 TNS W, 4-2 (10) Carlos Franco Homer to LF Page 8

9 All-Time Statistical Breakdown Last Time It Happened Against the Braves Hitting Four-Hit Game... Gabriel Guerrero (5/26/17 vs PNS) Five-Hit Game... Garrett Cooper (9/1/15 vs BLX) Four-Run Game... Carlos Lopez (5/21/15 at JAX) Three-Double Game... Daniel Robertson (4/30/15 vs MTG) Two-Triple Game...Eudy Pina (7/18/15 vs JAX) Four-RBI Game... Todd Glaesmann (7/11/16 at MOB) Five-RBI Game... Andrew Daniel (4/20/17 vs MOB) Six-RBI Game... Ed Easley (7/8/11 at MOB) Eight-RBI Game...Eric Eymann (5/16/08 at CHA) Grand Slam... Andrew Daniel (4/10/17 vs. MOB) Lead-Off Home Run (Game)... KC Serna (5/22/17 at JAX) Walk-Off Home Run... John Norwood (5/20/17 at JAX) Walk-Off Grand Slam...Brad Davis (5/14/09 at JAX) Walk-Off Hit (Non-HR)... Alex Glenn (5/19/17 at JAX) Back-to-Back Home Runs...Mike Kickham/Alex Yarbrough (5/21/17 at JAX) Two-Home Run Game... Jason Vosler (5/1/17 vs TNS) Two-Home Run Inning (Ind.)... Lee Cruz (7/24/08 at BIR) Pinch-Hit Home Run... Kelly Dugan (7/22/16 at TNS) Multi-Home Run Inning... Stewart Ijames & Kevin Cron (5/23/16 at MOB) Inside-the-Park Home Run...Adam Law (7/3/16 at JXN) Hit for Cycle... Victor Mercedes (6/10/07 at BIR) Pitching One-Hitter...Fiers/Luetge/Byrd/Wooten (6/29/11 at HVL) Two-Hitter...Wilkerson/Scott/Ramsey (5/15/17 at BLX) Three-Hitter... Mujica/Brashears (4/25/17 at MTG) 9-inning Complete Game Shutout...Edgar Garcia (5/13/16 vs MOB) Combined Shutout...Morales, De Los Santos, Warmoth, Hernandez (5/11 vs MOB) Back-to-Back Shutouts... Shipley/bullpen & Garcia/bullpen (7/23-24/15 vs MOB) Three Straight Shutouts... (4/17-19/14 vs HVL-MTG) Shortened Complete Game...Evan Anundsen (6/3(1)/12 at HVL) Complete Game...Edgar Garcia (5/13/16 vs MOB) 10+Strikeouts (Ind.)...Matt Tomshaw (8/12/16 at JAX) Took No-Hitter Thru 5...Aaron Wilkerson (5/17/17 at BLX) Miscellaneous Triple Play...Mayorson/Concepcion (8/19/08) Three or More Steals, One Game...Yefri Perez - 4 (4/29/16 at JAX) Position Player Pitched... Carlton Tanabe (4/17/15 at JXN) Nine Steals (Team), One Game.Gordon/Robinson/Nivar 2/Perez 3/Herrera/Smith (6/12/10 vs CHA) Steal of Home...Avery Romero (5/27/16 vs JAX) Pitcher Homered... Mike Kickham (5/21/17 at JAX) Pitcher Clock Violation... Jose Jose (5/2/16 at JAX) Batter Clock Violation...Bryson Smith (5/14/16 at PSC) Grand Slams (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 7/17/05 Iker Franco WTN 5/26/06 Michael Rosamond BIR 7/27/06 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MOB 8/6/06 Josh Burrus MTG 5/2/07 Josh Burrus MTG 6/8/07 Mike Rozema BIR 5/17/08 Jason Perry CHA 5/14/10 Mauro Gomez CHA 9/1/10 Mycal Jones WTN 9/4/10 Michael Daniel BIR 7/21/11 Antoan Richardson JAX 6/7/12 Joe Terdoslavich TNS 5/7/13 Jaime Pedroza MTG 6/3/13 Luis Nunez CHA 6/5/14 Kyle Kubitza CHA 5/18/17 Carlos Franco JAX Back-to-Back Home Runs (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 4/20/05 Scott Thorman & Brian McCann MTG 4/10/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia & Matt Esquivel CAR 5/9/07 Brent Lillibridge & Brandon Jones WTN 6/25/07 Clint Sammons & Van Pope MTG 7/15/07 Brandon Jones & Matt Esquivel MTG 6/21/08 Greg Creek & Kala Ka aihue MTG 7/31/08 Reid Gorecki & Kala Ka aihue CHA 5/25(2)/09 Brandon Hicks & Concepcion Rodriguez MOB 8/7/09 Brandon Hicks & Jason Heyward HVL 5/14/10 Mauro Gomez & Donell Linares CHA 7/10/10 Eric Duncan & Willie Cabrera BIR 5/4/16 Carlos Franco & Willians Astudillo TNS 5/24/17 Ronald Acuna & Travis Demeritte PNS Multi-Home Run Games (all-time) Homers Date Batter Opponent 2 7/24/05 Josh Burrus MOB 2 8/11/05 Luis Hernandez CHA 2 8/20/05 Michael Rosamond JAX 2 5/29/06 Barbaro Canizares JAX 2 6/4/06 Michael Rosamond CAR 2 7/27/06 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MOB 2 4/10/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia CAR 2 4/24/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia BIR 2 4/27/07 Brandon Jones MOB 2 5/6/07 Brandon Jones MTG 2 7/15/07 Matt Esquivel MTG 2 5/23/08 Kala Ka aihue TNS 2 5/29/08 Jason Perry WTN 2 6/6/08 Jordan Schafer MOB 2 6/30/08 Kala Ka aihue MTG 2 8/18/08 Jordan Schafer CAR 2 8/25/09 Brandon Hicks CHA 2 7/2/10 Mauro Gomez BIR 2 4/24/11 Ernesto Mejia MTG 2 6/30(1)/11 Donell Linares HVL 2 9/2/11 Ed Lucas CAR 2 9/3/11 Ernesto Mejia CAR 2 8/4/12 Joe Leonard CHA 2 5/19/13 Braeden Schlehuber JAX 2 6/9/13 Christian Marrero PNS 2 7/19/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 8/5/13 Barrett Kleinknecht HVL 2 8/11/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 4/26/14 Kyle Kubitza PNS 2 5/23/14 Cedric Hunter CHA 2 7/16/14 Daniel Castro BIR 2 7/31/16 Connor Lien PSC 2 8/14/16 Dustin Peterson JAX 2 8/17/16 Jacob Schrader PSC Last Time It Happened for the Braves Hitting Two Infield Hit Game...Ozzie Albies (8/8/16 vs MOB) Three Infield Hit Game... Javier Guzman (4/11/08 vs MOB) Four-Run Game... Emerson Landoni (7/12/15 at CHA) Five-Run Game... Luis Bolivar (4/18/10 at WTN) Four-Hit Game...Keith Curcio (Last: 5/26/17 vs PNS) Five-Hit Game... Keith Curcio (4/9/17 vs JAX) Three or more hits by a pitcher...chris Ellis (5/15/16 at PSC--3-3, 2 2Bs) Back-To-Back Five-Hit Games... Emerson Landoni (7/12-13/15 at CHA) Three-Double Game... Emerson Landoni (7/12/15 at CHA) Two-Triple Game...Ozzie Albies (4/17/16 vs CHA) Four-RBI Game...Carlos Franco (5/18/17 at JAX)) Five-RBI Game...Joey Meneses (5/15/17 at BLX) Six-RBI Game...Jaime Pedroza (8/2/13 at HVL) Grand Slam... Carlos Franco (5/18/17 at JAX) Lead-Off Home Run (Game)...Mel Rojas Jr. (6/17/16 vs BIR) Lead-Off Home Run (Back-to-Back Games)... Mycal Jones (4/25-26/14 at PNS) Pinch-Hit Home Run... Levi Hyams (5/19/16 at MOB) Inside-the-Park Home Run... Travis Demeritte (5/19/17 at JAX) Two-Home Run Game... Jacob Schrader (8/17/16 vs PNS) Back-to-Back Home Runs...Ronald Acuna & Travis Demeritte (5/24/17 vs PNS) HR on Consecutive Pitches...Eric Duncan & Willie Cabrera (7/10/10 vs BIR) Multi-Home Run Inning...Ronald Acuna & Travis Demeritte (5/24/17 vs PNS) Walk-Off Home Run... Carlos Franco (4/27/17 vs TNS) Walk-Off Hit (Non-HR)... Keith Curcio - Single (4/9/17 vs JAX) Walk-Off Squeeze Bunt... Steve Rodriguez (4/20/15 vs CHA) Hit for Cycle... Tyler Pastornicky (7/5/11 vs JXN) 15+ pitch at-bat... Dustin Peterson (6/17/16 at BIR, 15-pitch single) Pitching No-Hitter (Ind.)...Tommy Hanson (6/25/08 vs BIR) No-Hitter (Combined)... Julio Teheran & Tyrelle Harris (8/2/10 vs MOB) One-Hitter... Newcomb/Sobotka/Peterson (9/2/16 vs BLX) Two-Hitter... Jenkins/Reyes/Robinson/Kelly (4/21/15 vs CHA) Three-Hitter... Mader/Biddle/Pfeifer/Hursh (5/28/17 vs PNS) Four-Strikeout Inning... Arodys Vizcaino (7/14/11 vs TNS) 10+ Strikeouts (Ind.)...Kolby Allard - 11 (5/4/17 at BIR) Combined Shutout... Allard/Parsons (5/4/17 at BIR) Individual Shutout... Jason Hursh (6/30/14 vs HVL) Back-to-Back Shutouts... Hursh & Northcraft/Cornely (5/30(1&2)/14 vs PSC) Three Consecutive Shutouts... M. Coenen/B. O Connor/M. Wright (6/26-28/05 at TNS) Shortened Complete Game...Tyrell Jenkins (6/10/15 (1) at MTG) Complete Game... Jake Brigham (6/4/15 vs JXN) Took No-Hitter Thru 5...Max Fried 4/25/17 at MTG) Took No-Hitter Thru 6... Mike Soroka (Perfect through 6.1, 5/12/17 vs MOB) Took No-Hitter Thru 7... Jake Brigham (Perfect through 8, 6/4/15 vs JXN) Took No-Hitter Thru 8... Jake Brigham (Perfect through 8, 6/4/15 vs JXN) Miscellaneous Three consecutive extra-inning games...(6/9/16-6/11/16 vs TNS, JXN) Triple Play...Boscan/Guzman (7/6/08 vs CHA) Position Player Pitching... Jordy Lara (7/3/16 at JXN) Two Position Players Pitched in a Game...Gustavo Nunez & David Rohm (4/18/14 vs HVL) Pitcher Homered...David Hale (6/11/12 at TNS) Two Pitchers Homered...Kris Medlen & Dan Smith (6/5/08 at MOB) Pitcher Batted Twice in One Inning... David Peterson (8/4/16 at PSC) All Three Outfielders Recorded an OF Assist... Harrilchak/Jones/Nelson (8/11/11 at MOB) Three or More Steals, One Game...Matt Young (6/6/09 at MOB) Nine Steals (Team), One Game...Rozema/Burrus/Esquivel/Pope/Salty (5/1/07 at MOB) Steal of Home...Matt Lipka (5/22/15 at JAX) Crowd of 7, ,051 (7/3/13 vs MOB) Pitcher Clock Violation...Lucas Sims (7/23/16 at TNS) Batter Clock Violation... Ronald Acuna (5/25/17 vs PNS) Walk-Off Home Runs (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 4/30/05 Brian McCann WTN 4/11/06 Michael Rosamond MOB 7/20/06(2) Brandon Jones TNS 8/24/06 Michael Rosamond MOB 4/11/07 Brandon Jones CAR 8/30/08 Kala Ka aihue WTN 8/22/12 Bobby Stevens HVL 4/18/13 Christian Marrero JXN 6/9/13 Christian Marrero PNS 8/23/14 Gustavo Nunez BIR 6/9/16 Levi Hyams TNS 4/27/17 Carlos Franco TNS Home Runs in Consecutive Games (all-time) Games Date Batter Opponent 3 4/29-5/1/07 Matt Esquivel MOB 3 5/13-15/10 Cody Johnson CHA 3 9/1(2)-3/12 Evan Gattis MOB 3 5/15-17/13 Jose Martinez HVL-JAX 3 5/6-8/17 Carlos Franco BIR-MOB 3 5/16-18/17 Carlos Franco BLX-JAX 2 6/5-6/05 Jonathan Schuerholz HVL 2 6/21-22/05 Scott Thorman CAR 2 7/1-2/05 Jeff Francoeur MOB 2 5/30-31/06 Michael Rosamond CHA 2 6/11-12/06 Michael Rosamond CHA 2 8/15-16/06 Josh Burrus TNS 2 8/23-24/06 Ray Serrano MOB 2 4/9-10/07 Matt Esquivel HVL-CAR 2 4/10-11/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia CAR 2 4/16-17/07 Diory Hernandez WTN 2 7/15-17/07 Brandon Jones MTG-JAX 2 4/18-19/08 Diory Hernandez BIR-HVL 2 4/20-21/08 Jason Perry HVL 2 4/25-26/08 Jason Perry MOB 2 5/8-9/08 Kala Ka aihue WTN 2 5/15-16/08 Reid Gorecki CHA 2 5/19-20/08 Quentin Davis CHA-TNS 2 6/16-17/08 Reid Gorecki CAR 2 7/31-8/1/08 Reid Gorecki CHA/HVL 2 8/3-4/08 JC Holt HVL 2 8/16-18/08 Jordan Schafer MOB-CAR 2 5/18(2)-19/09 Willie Cabrera MTG 2 4/28-29/10 Cody Johnson MTG-JAX 2 5/1-2/10 Cody Johnson JAX 2 7/2-3/10 Luis Bolivar BIR 2 7/9-10/10 Willie Cabrera BIR 2 8/13-14/10 Mauro Gomez MTG 2 9/1-2/10 Mycal Jones WTN 2 4/16-17/11 Donell Linares MOB 2 5/4(1&2)/11 Tyler Pastornicky CHA 2 6/17-18/11 Ernesto Mejia JAX 2 7/11-13/11 Ernesto Mejia MOB-TNS 2 7/23-24/11 Ernesto Mejia JAX 2 9/1-2/11 Ed Lucas CAR 2 9/2-3/11 Ernesto Mejia CAR 2 5/4-5/12 Evan Gattis MOB 2 6/3(2)-4/12 Ian Gac HVL 2 8/18-19/12 Jaime Pedroza JXN-HVL 2 4/27-29(1)/13 Christian Marrero HVL 2 5/8-9/13 Kyle Russell MTG 2 7/18-19/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 8/11-13/13 Christian Bethancourt PNS 2 8/14-15/13 Tommy La Stella PNS 2 4/25-26/14 Mycal Jones PNS 2 4/28-30/14 Seth Loman PNS-JAX 2 6/25-26/14 Seth Loman BIR 2 6/28-29/14 Cedric Hunter BIR-HVL 2 8/19-20/14 Barrett Kleinknecht MOB 2 8/22-23/14 Gustavo Nunez BIR 2 8/6-7/15 Kevin Ahrens MTG-BLX 2 5/12-13/16 Dustin Peterson MOB 2 7/6-7/16 Jacob Schrader MTG 2 4/14-15/17 Carlos Franco TNS 2 5/8-9/17 Travis Demeritte MOB 2 5/9-10/17 Ronald Acuna MOB 2 5/12-13/17 Travis Demeritte BLX Page 9