ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS. Current Streak: W3 Road Trip: 3-1 Last Road Trip: 3-1 This Month: 14-7

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1 Sacramento River Cats (28-16) vs. New Orleans Zephyrs (25-19) Raley Field Sacramento, CA Monday, May 23, 2011 Game #45 Road Game #21 PROBABLE PITCHING MATCH-UPS (all games are Central Time): Radio/TV 9:05 Monday at Sacramento: RH Chris Sampson (0-0, 0.00) vs. RH Guillermo Moscoso (3-2, 4.02) WMTI FM 9:05 Tuesday at Sacramento: RH Elih Villanueva (4-4, 6.18) vs. RH Graham Godfrey (4-1, 2.70) WMTI FM 2:05 Wednesday at Sacramento: TBA vs. RHP Travis Banwart (1-3, 2.93) WMTI FM 9:05 Thursday at Sacramento: RH Tom Koehler (5-0, 2.92) vs. RH Yadel Martel (1-0, 5.40) WMTI FM 7:00 Friday vs. Albuquerque: LH Sean West (0-1, 8.10) vs. RH John Ely (2-1, 3.78) WMTI FM ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Current Streak: W3 Road Trip: 3-1 Last Road Trip: 3-1 This Month: 14-7 Home: Streak: L1 Road: 12-8 Streak: W3 Last 10: 6-4 Extra Innings: 3-2 vs. Division: 4-7 vs. NL Affiliates: vs. AL Affiliates: 5-7 Doubleheaders: : vs. Sacramento: 0-0 at Zephyr Field: 0-0 at Raley Field: : vs. Sacramento: 2-2 at Zephyr Field: 2-2 at Raley Field: 0-0 All-time: ZEPHYRS LEADERS AVG: Petersen,.321 HITS: Thurston, 48 RUNS: Petersen/Kroeger, 24 2B s: Aguila, 11 3B s: Mathews, 2 HR s: Aguila/Kroeger, 6 RBI: Kroeger, 28 SB s: Rottino, 7 WINS: Koehler, 5 LOSSES: Mendez, 5 SAVES: Ceda, 13 ERA: Buente, 1.94 GAMES: Ceda, 18 INNINGS: Villanueva, 51.0 K S: Buente, 44 WALKS: Koehler, 26 THE ZEPHYRS The New Orleans Zephyrs return to action tonight as they begin a four-game series against the Sacramento River Cats. The Zephyrs are all-time against the River Cats, but at Raley Field, where they dropped three of four games during their last visit in The last time the Z s won a series at Raley Field was in 2005, when they took three of four. NOLA enters the series six games above.500 for the first time since they were on April 30, 2008, and within 1½ games of first-place Round Rock for the first time since April 17. YESTERDAY With the game tied at two in the eighth inning, the Zephyrs took advantage of a passed ball and a wild pitch by Fresno s Marc Kroon during the same at-bat, and went on to win, 5-2. Fresno scored first, taking advantage of two fielding errors by the Zephyrs in the third and fourth innings to take a 2-0 lead. NOLA tied the game in the fifth on a two-out, two-run homer by Joe Thurston. After grabbing the lead in the eighth, the Z s added an insurance run in the ninth on a pinch-hit RBI by Mike Cervenak, and Frank Mata finished off the Grizzlies to earn his second save. SERIES OVERVIEW By winning three of four games from the Grizzlies, the Z s won their first series at Chukchansi Park since a four-game sweep in The Zephyrs pitching staff allowed just nine earned runs in the series (2.31 ERA), including only three over the final three games, and earned their league-leading sixth shutout of the season on Friday night. New Orleans lowered its ERA for May to 3.78, second-best in the PCL behind Sacramento s 2.99 mark. WILD WILD WEST Zephyrs starter Sean West made his first start since April 8 th when he went on the disabled list with left shoulder tendonitis. He went three innings, giving up one run on four hits while striking out two, and was lifted after throwing 60 pitches (42 strikes). THIRSTIN FOR THURSTON Joe Thurston had his 16 th multiple hit performance and his team-high fifth three-hit game yesterday as he went 3x3 with two RBI and a run scored. After a 10-game funk where he went 4x36 (.111), he has gone 10x24 (.416) with two home runs and four RBI over the last six games. HOW YOU SPELL RELIEF The Zephyrs bullpen had a strong performance over the weekend, yielding one run in 15.1 innings (0.59 ERA) while striking out 15. With 18 saves, the Z s lead the league by four, ahead of Iowa. NOLA picked up three holds, giving them 23 on the year, second-most in the PCL behind Tucson s 28. Victor Garate is tied for second in the league with five holds. The relief corps has an ERA of 2.44, more than three runs lower than the 5.45 ERA posted by the Zephyrs starting rotation. SMOOTH CRIMINALS Fresno stole four bases yesterday, giving the Grizzlies 10 in the series, the most allowed by the Z s in a series this season. Previously, Round Rock and Salt Lake had each swiped eight bags in a four-game set. The Z s are ranked fourth in the PCL by throwing out 21 of 69 base runners (.304), but Brad Davis has allowed a leaguehigh 38 stolen bases in 50 attempts (.240). IN A PINCH Mike Cervenak delivered his second pinch-hit RBI yesterday, and the Zephyrs second of the series, as Ruben Gotay also had a pinch-hit RBI on Friday. Z s pinch hitters are now batting.270 (13x48) with one home run and five RBI. ON THE BUMP Chris Sampson is making his New Orleans Zephyrs debut tonight on his 33 rd birthday. Sampson is making his first start since last year, when he started a rehab game for Double-A Corpus Christi and pitched one inning. His last start at the Triple-A level came on August 5, 2006, when he pitched for Round Rock. Sampson is taking the roster spot of catcher Gregg Glime, who was optioned to short-season Jamestown. ROSTER MOVES Infielder Ozzie Martinez was optioned to New Orleans from the Florida Marlins today. Martinez appeared in 10 games with the Marlins after joining the team on April 22, going 1x8 (.125). In 13 games with the Zephyrs, Martinez is hitting.190 (11x58) with one home run, two RBI and three runs scored. The Z s also activated Aaron Mathews from the disabled list, then released the outfielder. Mathews, who had been on the DL with a strained hamstring, was hitting.162 in 29 games, though he did lead the club with five pinch hits in 11 at-bats (.455). OHHH YEAHHHHH!!!! The Zephyrs are on a three-game winning streak since the unfortunate passing of wrestling legend Macho Man Randy Savage.

2 TODAY S NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS STARTING PITCHER #43 CHRIS SAMPSON Height Bats - R Birthdate May 23, 1978 (33) Birthplace Pasadena, TX Weight Throws - R College Texas Tech Resides Houston, TX SAMPSON BIO: 10 th season of professional baseball. Originally drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 41 st round in 1997, but did not sign. Drafted by the Houston Astros in the 8 th round of the 1999 draft. Retired from , returning to the Houston organization in Signed with the Colorado Rockies as a minor league free agent on February 9, Granted free agency on April 4 and signed a minor league deal with the Florida Marlins on April Released by the Colorado Rockies at the end of spring training and signed with the Florida Marlins on April Pitched in 35 games with the Astros, going 1-0 with a 5.93 ERA in 30.1 innings. Gave up just two runs over his first 17 outings, spanning 16.0 innings (1.13 ERA). Surrendered 12 runs over 2.0 innings in three games May 23-31, and went on the disabled list June 1 with rotator cuff tendonitis. Returned on June 24 and made 13 more appearances for Houston before being optioned to Round Rock, where he went 1-2 with a 2.35 ERA in 13 games Began the year 4-1 with a career-high three saves and a 2.83 ERA in 41 relief outings for Houston. Did not allow a run in 16 of his 18 appearances from May 20- June 26. Was placed on the disabled list on July 11 with right shoulder spasms. Allowed 16 runs in 7.2 innings upon returning from the DL and was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock, posting a 7.50 ERA in six games for the Express Was 6-4 with a 4.22 ERA in a career-high 54 appearances (11 starts). In 43 relief outings, posted a 2.92 ERA and a 2-1 record. Made 11 starts for the Astros, posting a 4-3 record with a 5.66 ERA. Was a nominee for NL Player of the Week Award for May 5-11 after posting a 1-0 record with a 0.00 ERA and three strikeouts in 7.0 innings. Background- Christopher Keith Sampson Was originally drafted as a shortstop out of Texas Tech, and after playing one year in Class-A Auburn, he decided to retire While serving as an assistant coach at Collin County Community College, he was used as a pitcher in an intrasquad game and struck out five of the six batters he faced, he then attended a tryout at Minute Maid Park in 2003 and was invited to a minor league Spring Training as a pitcher. CAREER STATS Year Team League Level ORG W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK GO AO GDP AVG AB TBF GF 2003 Salem CAR afa HOU Lexington SAL afx HOU Salem CAR afa HOU Round Rock TEX aax HOU Corpus Christi TEX aax HOU Round Rock PCL aaa HOU HOUSTON NL mlb HOU Round Rock PCL aaa HOU HOUSTON NL mlb HOU HOUSTON NL mlb HOU HOUSTON NL mlb HOU Round Rock PCL aaa HOU Corpus Christi TEX aax HOU HOUSTON NL mlb HOU Round Rock PCL aaa HOU Minor League Totals Major League Totals DAY BY DAY STARTS Date Opp Result Dec IP H R ER BB SO HR Run Supp. Notes

3 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BATTERS # 3 CHRIS AGUILA Last game: 1x4 Series: Last Series: 2x15, BB Last HR: 5/11 vs. SLC Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Has 15 multiple-hit performances, including a four-rbi game on 4/21 vs. Nashville Played in the Toronto, Philadelphia and Florida systems, all at AAA. Began the year with Las Vegas, where he hit.275 with four homers and 21 RBI in 44games. Hit safely in nine straight 4/23-5/5, batting.500 (15x30) and ending the streak with five straight multi-hit efforts. Traded by Toronto to Philadelphia on6/25 for future considerations. Reported to Lehigh Valley, and hit.199 in 48 games. Batted.286 through first 24 games with the IronPigs, but.136 (12x86) over his next 24 games and was released on 8/21. Signed with the Marlins on 8/27 and joined New Orleans, going 7x26 (.269) with two homers in 10 games. Career- 10 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the 3 rd round in 1997 out McQueen High School. Won the Southern League batting crown with a.320 average to go with 11 homers and 55 RBI in 94 games for league champion Carolina in Belted first MLB home run on 9/22 vs. Philadelphia against Geoff Geary in Established a career high with 29 home runs for New Orleans, the second-highest single-season total in club history. Background- Drafted as a third baseman by the Marlins in the third round in Upon making MLB debut, joined Tony Solaita ( ) as the only big leaguers of Somoan heritage. # 39 MIKE CERVENAK Last game: 1x1, RBI Series: Last series: 3x5,RBI, R Last HR: 4/23 at ABQ Hit Streak: +7 Long Hit Streak: Belted three-run homer at Memphis on 4/ Played in 111 games in the New York Mets system at AAA Buffalo, batting.249 with eight homers and 40 RBI. Had a season-high 11-game hitting streak from 4/15-26, highlighted by a 3x5 effort at Pawtucket on 4/25. Had at least one RBI in six straight games from 7/7-16. Enjoyed his finest month in August, batting.316 in 26 games with four home runs and 14 RBI. Career- 13 th season of professional baseball. Played a year and half with Chillicothe of the Frontier League. Had his contract purchased by the New York Yankees after batting.357 with 12 home runs and 43 RBI in 40 games. Won the Giants minor league Triple Crown, leading all San Francisco farmhands with a.328 batting average, 26 home runs and 98 RBI in Led the International League in hits (157), games (140) and at-bats (554) for AAA Norfolk in Background- Attended the University of Michigan in A three-time All-Big Ten selection, he holds the career hits record at Michigan. Originally drafted by the Oakland Athletics in the 43rd round in 1998, but elected to return to Michigan for his senior season. # 6 BRAD DAVIS Last game: 1x4, R Series: Last series: 1x12, R Last HR: 5/1 vs. OKC Hit Streak: +1 Long Hit Streak: Spring stats with the Marlins: Batted.148 (4x27) with one double and three runs scored in 17 games Saw his first extended action at Triple-A, playing in 73 games with New Orleans, and also made his Major League debut by playing in 33 games with the Florida Marlins. Earned first MLB promotion of seven-year career on 7/21, and tallied first big league hit on 7/25 vs. Atlanta, a triple off Jair Jurrjens. Became the 26th player since 2000 to record a triple with his first hit. Also delivered his first career RBI in same game, a fourth-inning single. On 9/20 at St. Louis, became the first catcher in Marlins history to hit a grand slam, against Chris Carpenter, accounting for all four Florida runs in a 4-0 victory. Career- 8 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the fifth round in 2004 out of Long Beach State. Earned Florida State League All-Star honors with Class A Jupiter. Set career highs with 46 RBI and 106 games played, leading all FSL catchers in the latter in Background- Attended Long Beach State University and majored in communications. Named a Freshman All-American by Collegiate Baseball in # 33 MATT DOMINGUEZ Last game: 0x4 Series: Last series: 4x16, 2R, 3RBI Last HR: 5/21 at FRE Hit Streak: -1 Long Hit Streak: Played in four games with Jupiter, going 3x18 with two RBI and one game with Jacksonville, going 1x4. Hit his first HR and had 2RBI game at Fresno on 5/ Earned All-Star honors for AA Jacksonville, helping the Suns repeat as Southern League champions, where he led the league in 138 games. Batted.364 (36x99) in 29 day games, and.225 under the lights. Went 3x4 with two home runs in the Southern League All-Star Game and was named Most Valuable Player. Enjoyed finest month in August, when he hit.307 (31x101) with seven doubles, one triple, four home runs and 29 RBI in 29 games. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the first round of the 2007 draft. Earned South Atlantic League Player of the Week honor twice and Marlins Player of the Month in He was named the Best Defensive Third Baseman in Florida State League by Baseball America in Background- Attended Chatsworth (CA) High School, the same school as teammate Bryan Petersen. Named California Freshman of the Year in 2004 when he set the state record for RBI by a freshman (65). Was First-Team All-American after finishing career with 188 RBI, second-most in state history. # 12 RUBEN GOTAY Last game: 1x3, BB Series: Last series: 2x4, RBI, BB Last HR: 5/14 vs. TAC Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Hit game-winning home run in 10 th inning at Memphis on 4/ For the second consecutive season, paced the PCL in walks (95) while leading AAA Memphis in hits (135), games (139) and at-bats (473). His.410 on base percentage trailed only Omaha s Kila Ka aihue (.463). Batted.351 (20x57) with runners in scoring position with two outs. Career- 11 th year of professional baseball. Originally drafted by the Kansas City Royals in the 31 st round in 2000 out of Indian Hills CC. In 2004, named the Kansas City Royals Minor League Player of the Year, batting.290 with 22 doubles, six triples, nine home runs and 68 RBI in 106 games for AA Wichita. Named a Texas League All-Star, and tabbed by Baseball America as the Best Defensive Second Baseman in the league, then made MLB debut with Royals. Background- Attended Indian Hills Community College in Centerville, Iowa, leading his team to the regional tournament. His father, Ruben, was a pitcher in the St. Louis Cardinals organization for five years, reaching Double-A. His uncle, Julio, had a 10-year big league career with the Cardinals, Pittsburgh Pirates, California Angels and Houston Astros from # 2 OZZIE MARTINEZ Last game: DNP Series: Last series: Last HR: 4/14 at MEM Hit Streak: -2 Long Hit Streak: Hit first home run of the year at Memphis on 4/14. Promoted to Florida on 4/22 and went 1x8 in 10 games. Rejoined the Z s on 5/ Named the Florida Marlins Minor League Player of the Year while earning Southern League All-Star honors with AA Jacksonville. Established career highs in hits, runs, doubles, RBI, walks and batting average. Led all Marlins farmhands in hits, runs and at-bats. Started for World Team in the Futures Game in Anaheim. Had contract selected by Florida on 9/19, making his MLB debut that night as a pinch-hitter and drawing a walk. Hit.326 in 14 games with Florida. Career- 6 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in 11 th round in the 2006 draft. Established then-career highs in nearly every offensive category with Class A Jupiter, batting.254 in 130 games. Ranked second on the Hammerheads in games, at-bats, hits, runs and RBI. Named Florida State League Player of the Week for 5/25-31, after batting.600 (15x25) with six doubles and six RBI. Background- Attended Porterville (CA) Community College, leading his club into the Northern California Playoffs. Survived three gunshot wounds suffered in September 2009 in his native Carolina, Puerto Rico, when he was mistakenly caught in the middle of drug-related gunfire while sitting at a stoplight. His ordeal was the subject of a song, Un Canto Para Ozzie Martinez, recorded by political writer Fufi Santori.

4 # 8 RYAN KLOSTERMAN Last game: 0x4 Series: Last series: 0x5 Last HR: 5/5 vs. MEM Hit Streak: -3 Long Hit Streak: First two hits of the year were three-run homers, at Nashville on 4/10 and at Memphis on 4/12. Hit a three-run homer and tripled vs. Memphis on 5/ Batted.215 in 28 games with New Orleans before suffering a thumb injury in May, cutting his season short. Career- 8 th season of professional baseball. Selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the Rule V draft in In 2005, set a career high and led all Blue Jay minor leaguers with 30 stolen bases, while hitting 13 home runs and driving in 69 run for Class A Lansing. Earned Florida State League All-Star honors for Dunedin, compiling a.287 batting average with 12 homers and 64 RBI in 85 games in Background- Began college career at Clemson, but followed then-clemson assistant Tim Corbin to Vanderbilt. Became All-Southeastern Conference shortstop his senior year and won the Jeff Peeples Award as the Commodores team MVP. Earned All-SEC Tournament honors by leading seventh-seeded Vanderbilt to the championship game. # 7 JOSH KROEGER Last game: 0x3, BB, R Series: Last series: 3x12, R, BB Last HR: 5/11 vs. SLC Hit Streak: -2 Long Hit Streak: Homered in back-to-back games vs. Round Rock, 4/ Solo homer in 8 th gave Z s lone run in 1-0 win over Oklahoma City on 4/ Returned to AAA Charlotte for a second season, hitting.204 with 22 doubles, 15 home runs and 54 RBI in 119 games. Career- 12 th season of professional baseball. Originally selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the fourth round in Named a California League All- Star after hitting.341 with 30 doubles, six triples, five home runs and 55 RBI in 78 games in his second stint with Lancaster in Combined to hit.331 with 51 doubles, 19 home runs and 87 RBI in 124 games with AA El Paso and AAA Tucson, earning a September promotion to Arizona in Background- Committed to play wide receiver for Division II Truman State (MO), but was drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the fourth round in 2000 and elected to sign. # 13 JESUS MERCHAN Last game: DNP Series: Last series: 3x12, R Last HR: 5/8 at IOW Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Began the year on the disabled list, and was activated on 4/22. Drilled grand slam at Iowa on 5/ Batted.315 with 14 doubles in 39 games for AAA Las Vegas before being sidelined by a pulled groin. Was on a 14-game hitting streak at the time of his injury, batting.364 (20x55) during the streak. Reached base safely in all 20 home games he played in, the 11 th -longest streak in the PCL. Career- 12 th season of professional baseball. Signed by the Minnesota Twins as a non-drafted free agent in Has also played in the Phillies, Mariners, Diamondbacks, Indians and Blue Jays organizations. In 2008, finished fourth in the PCL batting race with a.339 average for AAA Tucson, while ranking seventh in the league with 148 hits. Tied for the longest hitting streak in the Midwest League in 2002 while playing for Quad City. Background- Attended Bicentennia University in his native Venezuela. # 11 BRYAN PETERSEN Last game: 2x5, 2R Series: Last series: 4x16, 4R, HR, 2BB Last HR: 5/20 at FRE Hit Streak: +1 Long Hit Streak: Slugged a three-run homer in 4-0 win over Round Rock in home opener on 4/15. Had a eight-game hit streak from 4/15-5/13. Had a four-hit game on 4/26 at Albuquerque, with three doubles and a home run Spent majority of the season with New Orleans, and had three stints with the Florida Marlins. Had 20 multi-hit efforts in 91 games with the Zephyrs. Selected to the big league roster on 5/7, making his MLB debut that day with a pinch-hit single off Washington s Brian Bruney in his first as-bat. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball. Drafted by the Marlins in the fourth round of the 2007 draft. Among all Marlins farmhands, ranked second in hits (128), third in batting average and triples (seven), and fourth in runs (64). Background- Three-time All-West Valley League selection. Tabbed Co-Player of the Year of the Alaska League while playing for the Anchorage Bucs. Clinched UC-Irvine s first-ever College World Series appearance in 2007 with walk-off single at Wichita State in Super Regional. Batted.533 at the CWS. # 4 VINNY ROTTINO Last game: DNP Series: Last series: 1x10, RBI, 2BB Last HR: 4/24 at ABQ Hit Streak: -2 Long Hit Streak: Had a four-hit game on 4/24 at Albuquerque. Reached base in 26 games from April 18 th May Began the year with New Orleans appearing in five games before being optioned AA Jacksonville, where he led the team with a.307 batting average in 116 games. With the Zephyrs, collected two triples on 4/15 at Albuquerque, the first Zephyr since Tripp Cromer on 5/5/03 with two triples in a game. Career- 9 th season of professional baseball. Named a PCL All-Star three consecutive years, with Nashville. In first full professional season, set Low-A Beloit franchise records with 124 RBI and 161 hits and was named Brewers Robin Yount Minor League Player of the Year. Made ML debut with Milwaukee in Named a PCL All-Star three consecutive years with Nashville, Background- Graduated with a 4.0 GPA in chemistry from Wisconsin-La Crosse, where he finished third in 2002 voting for Division III Player of the Year. Went undrafted and played for the Racine Kiwanis of the Land O Lakes League in Was attending pharmacy school when he signed with the Brewers. # 24 OSCAR SALAZAR Last game: 0x1 Series: Last series: 0x7 Last HR: Hit Streak: -4 Long Hit Streak: Released by the San Diego Padres on 3/28 and signed by the Florida Marlins on 4/8, joining New Orleans on 4/ Played in 85 games for the Padres, making 27 starts and 52 pinch-hit appearances. Made 15 starts in left field, six in right field, three at first base, one at third base and two as designated hitter. The club went 19-8 in games he started. Career- 16 th season of professional baseball. Signed by the Oakland Athletics as an undrafted free agent in Was named a California and Texas League All-Star in 2001 as a utility player. In 2007, he was named the Eastern League All-Star, and in 2008 was named an International League All-Star. Made his MLB debut in 2002 while playing with the Detroit Tigers. Signed by the Baltimore Orioles in 2008 before being traded to the San Diego Padres in Background- Oscar Enrique Salazar. Resides in Maracay, Venezuela. # 30 JOE THURSTON Last game: 3x3, HR, 2RBI, R Series: Last series: 6x14, HR, 3RBI, R Last HR: 5/22 at FRE Hit Streak: +2 Long Hit Streak: Went 3x5 with a double, RBI, run scored and stolen base vs. Round Rock on 4/16. Reached base in each of his first 16 of starts, going 21x62 (.338) with one home run, six doubles and nine walks Played the entire year at AAA Gwinnett after signing with the Atlanta Braves. Established a career high with 13 home runs, including six in August, when he drove in 23 runs in 29 games. Career- 12 th season of professional baseball. Originally drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the fourth round in Named the Dodgers Minor League Player of the Year after helping San Bernadino win a second straight California League title in In 2002, named a PCL All-Star and PCL Baseball America Triple-A Player of the Year after hitting.334 in 136 games with Las Vegas. Also in 2002, made his MLB debut with the Dodgers. Earned International League All-Star honors with AAA Pawtucket in Played first full year in the Majors in 2009, playing in 124 games with the Cardinals. Background- Originally drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 45 th round in 1997, but elected to attend Sacramento City Community College, winning backto-back stat championships in Was named Most Valuable Player of the 1999 California Community College tournament.

5 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BULLPEN # 50 JOSE CEDA Last Win: 5/16 vs. TAC Saves/Att: 12 / 32 Last Loss: 4/17 vs. RR Inherited/Scored: Has converted all ten of his save attempts. Named the Florida Marlins Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April. Struck out the side in order to record save vs. Oklahoma City on 4/ Combined for a minor league record of 4-1 with six saves and a 2.01 ERA in 34 games, and made eight appearances with the Marlins, posting a 5.19 ERA. Surrendered five runs over final four MLB outings, but allowed no runs and no hits over final four games, with six walks and seven strikeouts in 5.0 innings. Career- 7 th year of professional baseball after being traded to the Marlins from the Cubs for RHP Kevin Gregg in Background- Was signed by the San Diego Padres on November 1, 2004 after being scouted by Felix Francisco and Randy Smith. Described by Marlins President Larry Beinfest as a big, strong kid with a real live arm. 5/14 TAC S, /16 TAC BS, 1 W SV, SV, # 41 STEVE CISHEK Last Win: Saves/Att: Last Loss: 5/5 vs. MEM Inherited/Scored: 1 / Went his first eight innings of relief without allowing a run, yielding five hits and striking out seven Split the season between Class A Jupiter and AA Jacksonville before having his contracted selected by the Florida Marlins on 9/20. Faced just one batter over the minimum in three big league appearances, spanning 4.1 innings. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball after being drafted by the Marlins in the 5 th round of the 2007 draft. In 2008, led the Greensboro staff with 50 appearances, establishing a career high in games, innings pitched (75.1) and strikeouts (75). Background- Attended Carson-Newman College, where he helped the Eagles to the South Atlantic Conference Tournament title. Became first player from Carson-Newman to reach the Majors since Clyde Wright. 5/12 SLC ND /15 TAC ND /16 TAC H, H, # 19 TODD DOOLITTLE Last Win: 5/20 at FRE Saves/Att: Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 5 / Earned win in season debut on 4/13 at Memphis, tossing 2.1 innings of relief and allowing one run on three hits Appeared in 50 games between AA Jacksonville and New Orleans, combining for a 2.82 ERA. Spent most of the year with Jacksonville, ranking second on the club with 44 appearances. Ranked second among Southern League relievers in fewest baserunners per 9.0 innings (11.26) and fourth in batting average against (.236) and strikeouts per nine innings (9.66). Made AAA debut with the Z s on 5/28 vs. Oklahoma City. Career- 7 th season of professional baseball after signing with the Marlins as a non-drafted free agent in Named a Florida State League All-Star in 2007 by setting a new Jupiter club record and leading all Marlins minor leaguers with 28 saves. Background- Played two seasons at Meridian (MS) Community College, helping his club win the JUCO World Series in 2003 before transferring to Mississippi State. Recorded 13 strikeouts in an SEC Tournament game in 2005 and was named Louisville Slugger National Player of the Week. ND /12 SLC ND /15 TAC ND W, (start) # 47 VICTOR GARATE Last Win: 4/30 vs. OKC Saves/Att: 0 / 1 Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 2 / Did not allow a run and fanned 10 in his first 9.0 innings pitched, 4/ Split the season between AA Harrisburg and AAA Syracuse. Converted all four save opportunities and struck out 21 batters while walking five. Held International League left-handed batter to a.189 average (7x37). Career- 10 th season of professional baseball after signing as a free agent with the Florida Marlins in In 2006, named a New York-Penn League All-Star by leading all NYPL relievers with a.112 (14x125) batting average against while going 4-0 with a 0.92 ERA. After being selected by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the Rule V draft, he led all Dodger farmhands with 150 strikeouts and all full-season Dodgers minor leaguers with a 2.79 ERA in innings. Background- Named to Venezuela s provisional roster for 2009 World Baseball Classic. 5/10 SLC ND /13 SLC ND /16 TAC ND H,

6 # 46 FRANK MATA Last Win: 5/1 vs. OKC Saves/Att: 2 / 3 Last Loss: 5/7 at IOW Inherited/Scored: 11 / Converted his first save of the year on 4/14 at Memphis. Struck out the side in order in only inning on 5/17 vs. Tacoma Signed as a free agent with the Baltimore Orioles, with whom he made his Major League debut on 5/26 pitching 1.1 scoreless innings. Allowed one earned run in first seven outings (7.0). Career- 10 th season of professional baseball after signing as a free agent with the Florida Marlins on November 16, In 2004, named the Appalachian League s Rolaids Relief Man Award winner by going 2-2 with 13 saves and a 3.73 ERA in 26 games for Elizabethton. In 2009, set career highs in games (53), innings (78.2) and strikeouts (60). Background- Originally signed by the Minnesota Twins as a non-drafted free agent on May 1, /15 TAC ND /17 TAC GF /19 FRE ND /22 FRE S, #26 GARRETT PARCELL Last Win: Saves/Att: Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: Joined the Z s on May 7 th from Class AA Jacksonville. Made three relief appearances for the Suns, posting a 2.25 ERA (1 ER/4.0 IP) while striking out four Led all Suns relievers with 53 appearances and was 5-7 with a 3.36 ERA with the SL Champions. Career- 5 th season of professional baseball after the Florida Marlins drafted him in the 12 th round in Background- Originally drafted in 41 st round in 04 by Seattle, but elected to attend Cypress JR College. He was second team All Conference leading the team in saves. He played two seasons at San Diego State University. 5/14 TAC H, /16 TAC ND ND H, # 23 DUSTIN RICHARDSON Last Win: 5/22 at FRE Saves/Att: 1 / 1 Last Loss: Inherited/Scored: 8 / Converted a two-inning save on 4/20 vs. Nashville Split the season between Boston and AAA Pawtucket. Posted no record and a 4.15 ERA in 26 games over three stints with the Red Sox. Held International League hitters to a.181 average (27x149). Recalled by Boston and tossed a career-high 2.0 innings on 9/10 at Oakland, fanning two batters. Career- 6 th season of professional baseball after originally being drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the fifth round in In 2007, finished fourth in the Red Sox system with a 3.23 ERA and tied for fifth with 123 strikeouts between Class A Greenville and Lancaster. Background- Attended Cowley (KS) Community College, where he went 15-3 over two years and earned First Team All-Conference honors. Drafted by the Detroit Tigers in 2003, but did not sign. Attended Texas Tech University, where he recorded 89 strikeouts in 91.2 innings over 35 appearances in two years. 5/12 SLC ND /14 TAC H, /17 TAC ND /22 FRE W, W-L ERA IP R ER BB K STARTERS Saves/Att: 18 / 23 RELIEVERS Inherited Runs/Scored: 34 / 12

7 2011 ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Opponent Total Home Away Home: Albuquerque Away: 12-8 Oklahoma City Day: 9-4 Round Rock Night: Memphis Z s score first: 18-4 Nashville Run games: 12-5 Iowa Z s score 5+: 13-7 Omaha vs. RHP: Colorado Springs n/a vs. LHP: 4-6 Reno n/a By series: Salt Lake n/a Z s commit error: Tacoma n/a Last at bat: 5-3 Fresno 3-1 n/a 3-1 Starter pitches 6+: 14-4 Las Vegas 0-0 n/a 0-0 Quality starts: 10-1 Sacramento 0-0 n/a 0-0 Shutouts: 6-1 Tucson 0-0 n/a 0-0 Outhit Opp: 16-5 Bat around for/against: 1 / 2 Total Home Away High water mark: +6 American South Low water mark: -3 American North Come from behind wins: 9 Pacific South 3-1 dnp 3-1 Trail after 6 inns: 1-18 Pacific North dnp Lead after 6 inns: 20-0 Trail after 8 inns: 0-16 White jersey: 6-5 Lead after 8 inns: 22-0 Grey jersey: 1-3 Longest Win Streak: +6 Blue jersey: Longest Lose Streak: -3 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN FOR & AGAINST Zephyrs # MOST RECENT Opponents # MOST RECENT Solo 21 M. Dominguez (5/21 at FRE) Solo 17 D. Ackley (5/17 vs. TAC) Two-run 9 J. Thurston (5/22 at FRE) Two-run 17 B. Belt (5/19 at FRE) Three-run 9 O. Salazar (5/13 vs. SLK) Three-run 4 M. Carp (5/15 vs. TAC) Grand slam 2 J. Merchan (5/8 at IOW) Grand slam RECORD BREAKDOWN BY DAY & MONTH Day REC STREAK Month REC AVG R RPG HR ERA Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday June Thursday July Friday August Saturday September Sunday RECORD BREAKDOWN BY RUNS SCORED & ALLOWED Zephyrs Score Zephyrs Allow RUNS FOR & AGAINST BREAKDOWN BY INNING EX TOTAL Zephyrs Opponents

8 ACCOMPLISHMENTS MULTI-HOMER GAMES: BACK2BACK HR: PCL HITTER OF THE WEEK AWARD: PCL PITCHER OF THE WEEK AWARD: MISCELLANEOUS STATS ZEPHYRS BIG INNINGS (5 runs or more) ZEPHYRS COME FROM BEHIND WINS (3 runs or more) Date Opp. Runs Inn Result Date Opp Deficit Inn Final 5/15 TAC 6 2 nd L /3 MEM 4 1 st 7-5 5/16 TAC 3 9 th 9-8 WALK-OFF LOSSES WALK-OFF WINS Date Opp Score Game Winning Play Date Opp Score Game Winning Play 7-6 Closser sac fly 5/5 MEM 5-4 (11) Merchan reaches on E5 1-0 Snyder pinch hit HR 5/16 TAC 9-8 Davis 3RBI double PINCH HIT HOMERS COMPLETE GAMES Date Batter Opp Inn Homer Date Pitcher Opp. Inn. Result 4/30 Mathews OKC 8 Solo 5/9 Buente IOW 9.0 W 8-1 SERIES SWEEPS SWEPT BY Date Opp. # Games Dates Opp # Games 4 PITCHERS HITTING PINCH HITTING Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Badenhop Aguila Buente Cervenak Ceda Davis Cishek Glime Doolittle Gotay Garate Klosterman Koehler Kroeger Mata Martinez McLemore Mathews Mendez Merchan Richardson Petersen Trahern Rottino Villanueva Salazar West Sammons Thurston

9 MISCELLANEOUS STATS ZEPHYRS RECORD BY POSITION C Davis (16-16), Rottino (6-1), Sammons (3-2) 1B Kroeger (8-10), Salazar (7-3), Cervenak (6-3), Gotay (4-3) 2B Thurston (22-18), Martinez (2-0), Merchan (0-1), Gotay (1-0) 3B Gotay (16-13), Cervenak (4-5), Martinez (2-0), Dominguez (3-1), Klosterman (1-0) SS Merchan (12-7), Klosterman (8-7), Martinez (5-5) LF Rottino (12-13), Petersen (4-3), Mathews (3-1), Aguila (2-1), Kroeger (2-0), Salazar (2-1) CF Petersen (10-9), Kroeger (11-5), Mathews (4-5) RF Aguila (20-14), Mathews (1-3), Petersen (2-1), Kroeger (2-1) P Villanueva (3-5), Koehler (8-1), Mendez (1-7), Trahern (5-2), Buente (4-1), McLemore (1-2), West (1-1), Doolittle (1-0) DH Cevenak (2-3), Salazar (2-1), Gotay (0-2), Aguila (0-1), Rottino (1-0) ZEPHYRS RECORD BY BATTING ORDER 1 st Petersen (11-11), Rottino (8-1), Cervenak (5-3), Martinez (0-3), Klosterman (1-0), Mathews (0-1) 2 nd Thurston (9-6), Martinez (8-2), Rottino (3-5), Gotay (3-4), Cervenak (2-1), Merchan (0-1) 3 rd Gotay (12-10), Rottino (7-6), Thurston (5-1), Kroeger (1-2) 4 th Aguila (11-7), Thurston (4-8), Salazar (5-3), Kroeger (5-1) 5 th Kroeger (10-10), Aguila (8-4), Thurston (4-3), Mathews (1-0), Cervenak (0-1), Salazar (1-1), Dominguez (1-0) 6 th Kroeger (6-3), Salazar (5-1), Aguila (2-4), Davis (4-2), Dominguez (2-1), Gotay (3-2), Cervenak (0-3), Rottino (1-2), Petersen (1-1), Mathews (1-0) 7 th Davis (8-10), Mathews (4-4), Petersen (4-1), Gotay (3-2), Cervenak (3-0), Aguila (1-1), Merchan (1-1), Kroeger (1-0) 8 th Klosterman (7-4), Merchan (8-4), Davis (4-4), Sammons (3-2), Mathews (2-4), Cervenak (1-1) 9 th Merchan (3-2), Klosterman (1-3), Cervenak (1-2) MULTIPLE HIT GAMES MULTIPLE RBI GAMES Name TOTAL Name TOTAL Aguila Aguila Thurston Kroeger Rottino Cervenak Gotay Klosterman Cervenak Rottino Kroeger Petersen Petersen Davis Davis Thurston Martinez Gotay Salazar Salazar Merchan Merchan Klosterman Mathews Mathews Sammons Dominguez Dominguez Total Total HITTING STREAK CATCHERS BOX Name LONGEST CURRENT Name REC CS/ATT PCT PB CI Petersen 11 1 Davis / Rottino 9 - Sammons / Aguila 8 2 Rottino / Kroeger 8 - Salazar 7 - Cervenak 7 7 Gotay 5 2 Thurston 5 2 Merchan 4 2 Davis 4 1 Dominguez 3 - Martinez 3 - Mathews 3 - Klosterman 2 - Sammons 2 -

10 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS DAY BY DAY Date Opp Result Inns Winner Loser Save Record Pos/GB Time Att. 4/7 at nvl L Rivas Villanueva 0-1 T3 rd / 1.0 2:09 7,144 4/8 at nvl L Dillard West 0-2 T3 rd / 2.0 2:56 3,122 4/9 at nvl L Butler McLemore th / 2.0 2:55 7,151 4/10 at nvl W Ceda Segovia 1-3 T2 nd / 1.0 4:00 3,659 4/11 at mem W Mendez Ottavino Badenhop 2-3 T2 nd / 1.0 2:46 3,576 4/12 at mem W Villanueva Walters Ceda 3-3 T2 nd / 1.0 2:56 4,375 4/13 at mem W Doolittle Dickson Ceda 4-3 T2 nd / 1.0 3:04 4,276 4/14 at mem W Richardson Reifer Mata 5-3 T1 st / --- 2:57 5,269 4/15 RR W Koehler Tomko st / --- 2:19 10,768 4/16 RR L Hankins Mendez Eppley 6-4 T1st / --- 3:03 8,987 4/17 RR L Eppley Ceda rd / 1.0 3:11 5,439 4/18 RR L Mobley McLemore Tateyama rd / 2.0 2:53 4,939 4/19 NVL W Trahern Butler Ceda rd / 2.0 2:37 2,397 4/20 NVL W Koehler De La Cruz Richardson rd / 2.0 2:30 7,754 4/21 NVL L DiFelice Mata James rd / 3.0 2:46 3,992 4/22 NVL L Rivas Villanueva rd / 4.0 2:30 6,544 4/23 at abq L Bastardo Badenhop rd / 4.0 2:45 12,171 4/24 at abq W Trahern Schlichting Ceda rd / 3.0 3:23 5, 338 4/25 at abq L Valdez Cishek rd / 4.0 3:03 6,501 4/26 at abq L Eveland Mendez rd / 4.0 3:02 3,788 4/28 OKC L Villar Villanueva Wolf rd / 4.0 2:22 3,839 4/29 OKC W Badenhop Fien Ceda rd / 4.0 2:20 10,975 4/30 OKC W Garate Rodriguez Ceda rd / 3.0 2:55 4,632 5/1 OKC W Mata Rowland-Smith Ceda rd / 2.5 3:16 4,355 5/2 MEM L Valdes Mendez Marte rd / 3.5 2:30 2,498 5/3 MEM W Villanueva Lynn Richardson rd / 3.5 2:50 1,811 5/4 MEM W Buente Ottavino Ceda rd / 2.5 2:38 8,897 5/5 MEM W Cishek Rundles rd / 2.5 3:12 3,793 5/6 at iow W Koehler Jackson rd / 2.5 3:08 7,110 5/7 at iow L Maine Mata rd / 3.5 2:14 7,069 5/8 at iow W Villanueva Mathes Ceda rd / 3.5 2:57 6,503 5/9 at iow W Buente Ortiz rd / 3.5 2:24 6,084 5/10 SLC L Lawrence Trahern Berg rd / 3.5 2:43 2,199 5/11 SLC W Koehler Bay Ceda T2 nd / 3.5 2:06 2,299 5/12 SLC L Junge Mendez T2 nd / 4.5 2:58 6,564 5/13 SLC W Villanueva Palmer T2 nd / 3.5 3:06 8,994 5/14 TAC W Buente Ring Ceda nd / 2.5 2:47 6,112 5/15 TAC L Seddon Trahern T2 nd / 3.5 3:16 4,711 5/16 TAC W Ceda Lueke nd / 2.5 3:08 3,542 5/17 TAC L Castro Mendez T2 nd / 2.5 2:41 4,884 5/19 at fre L Banks Villanueva rd / 3.5 2:30 6,862 5/20 at fre W Doolittle Loux Ceda rd / 2.5 2:19 9,383 5/21 at fre W Koehler Yourkin Ceda T2 nd / 2.5 2:56 9,991 5/22 at fre W Richardson Dowdy Mata T2 nd / 1.5 2:48 10,572 5/23 at sac 5/24 at sac 5/25 at sac 5/26 at sac 5/27 ABQ 5/28 ABQ 5/29 ABQ 5/30 ABQ

11 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS TRANSACTIONS # Date Delete/Add Player Pos To From 1. 4/13 Delete Sean West P Disabled List New Orleans (AAA) 2. 4/13 Add Todd Doolittle P New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (A) 3. 4/14 Add Dallas Trahern P New Orleans (AAA) Jacksonville (AA) 4. 4/14 Delete Mark McLemore P Jamestown (A) New Orleans (AAA) 5. 4/18 Add Mark McLemore P New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (AA) 6. 4/18 Delete Todd Doolittle P Jamestown (AA) New Orleans (AAA) 7. 4/22 Delete Ozzie Martinez IF FLORIDA New Orleans (AAA) 8. 4/22 Add Jesus Merchan IF New Orleans (AAA) Disabled List 9. 4/23 Add Todd Doolittle P New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (A) 10. 4/23 Delete Mark McLemore P Jamestown (A) New Orleans (AAA) 11. 4/28 Delete Clint Sammons C Disabled List New Orleans (AAA) 12. 4/28 Add Oscar Salazar IF New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (A) 13. 5/2 Delete Bryan Petersen OF FLORIDA New Orleans (AAA) 14. 5/3 Add Gregg Glime C New Orleans (AAA) Jupiter (A) 15. 5/7 Delete Burke Badenhop P FLORIDA New Orleans (AAA) 16. 5/7 Add Garrett Parcell P New Orleans (AAA) Jacksonville (AA) 17. 5/11 Delete Steve Cishek P FLORIDA New Orleans (AAA) 18. 5/11 Add Chris Sampson P New Orleans (AAA) Extended Spring Training 19. 5/12 Add Steve Cishek P New Orleans (AAA) FLORIDA 20. 5/12 Delete Chris Sampson P Jamestown (A) New Orleans (AAA) 21. 5/13 Delete Aaron Mathews OF Disabled List New Orleans (AAA) 22. 5/13 Add Bryan Petersen OF New Orleans (AAA) FLORIDA 23. 5/19 Add Matt Dominguez IF New Orleans (AAA) Jacksonville (AA) 24. 5/19 Delete Gregg Glime C Jamestown (A) New Orleans (AAA) 25. 5/19 Add John Baker C New Orleans (Rehab) FLORIDA 26. 5/20 Delete John Baker C Ext. Spring New Orleans (rehab) 27. 5/21 Delete Jay Buente P FLORIDA (MLB) New Orleans (AAA) 28. 5/21 Add Gregg Glime C New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (A) 29. 5/22 Delete Dallas Trahern P Jacksonville (AA) New Orleans (AAA) 30. 5/22 Add Sean West P New Orleans (AAA) Disabled List 31. 5/23 Add Chris Sampson P New Orleans (AAA) Jamestown (A) 32. 5/23 Delete Aaron Mathews OF Released New Orleans (AAA) 33. 5/23 Add Ozzie Martinez INF New Orleans (AAA) FLORIDA 34. 5/23 Delete Ryan Klosterman INF Disabled List New Orleans (AAA) 35. 5/23 Delete Gregg Glime C Jamestown (A) New Orleans (AAA)

12 NEW ORLEANS 2011 HIGHS AND LOWS LONGEST WIN STREAK: 6, April LONGEST LOSING STREAK 3, Many LONGEST HOME WINNING STREAK 3, April 29-May 1 and May 3- May 10 LONGEST HOME LOSING STREAK 3, April and April LONGEST ROAD WINNING STREAK 5, April LONGEST ROAD LOSING STREAK 3, April 7-9 CONSECUTIVE SERIES WINS 3, April 28-May 13 CONSECUTIVE SERIES LOSSES 1 LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY 7, May 9 th at Iowa LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT 12, May 15 th vs. Tacoma LONGEST GAME, INNINGS 14, April 10 th at Nashville LONGEST GAME, TIME 4:00, April 10 th at Nashville LONGEST 9-INNING GAME, TIME 3:23, April 24 th at Albuquerque SHORTEST GAME, TIME 2:06, May 11 th vs. Salt Lake SHORTEST 9-INNING GAME, TIME 2:06, May 11 th vs. Salt Lake MOST ERRORS, TEAM 4, April 23 at Albuquerque and May 1 st vs. Oklahoma City MOST ERRORS, PLAYER 2, Ryan Klosterman, May 1 st vs. Oklahoma City and Brad Davis, May 10 th vs. Salt Lake MOST ERRORS BY OPPONENT 3, April 11 th at Memphis, April 30 th vs. Oklahoma City and May 5 th vs. Memphis, LARGEST CROWD, HOME 10,975, April 29 th vs. Oklahoma City LARGEST CROWD, ROAD 12,171, April 23 at Albuquerque SMALLEST CROWD, HOME 1,811, May 3 rd vs. Memphis SMALLEST CROWD, ROAD 3,122, April 8 th at Nashville TEAM BATTING MOST RUNS SCORED, GAME MOST RUNS SCORED, INNING MOST HITS, GAME FEWEST HITS, GAME MOST DOUBLES, GAME MOST TRIPLES, GAME MOST HOME RUNS, GAME MOST RBI, GAME MOST RUNNERS LOB, GAME MOST WALKS, GAME MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME 11, May 6 th at Iowa and May 8 th at Iowa 6, 2 nd inning, May 15 th vs. Tacoma 18, April 24 th at Albuquerque 2, April 20 th vs. Nashville 6, May 6 th at Iowa Cubs 1, Many 4, April 24 th at Albuquerque 10, April 24 th at Albuquerque and May 1 st vs. Oklahoma City, May 6 at Iowa 13, April 24 th at Albuquerque 8, May 6 th at Iowa Cubs 15, April 13 th at Memphis 3, April 16 th vs. Round Rock, May 3 rd vs. Memphis and May 5 th vs. Memphis INDIVIDUAL BATTING MOST RUNS, GAME 3, Many MOST HITS, GAME 4, Vinny Rottino, April 24 th at Albuquerque and Bryan Petersen, April 26 th at Albuquerque MOST DOUBLES, GAME 3, Bryan Petersen, April 26 th at Albuquerque MOST TRIPLES, GAME 1, Many MOST HOME RUNS, GAME 1, Many MOST RBI S, GAME 4, Many MOST WALKS, GAME 3, Many MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME 4, Chris Aguila April 17 th vs. Round Rock MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME 2, Vinny Rottino, May 3 rd vs. Memphis and May 6 at Iowa LONGEST HITTING STREAK, GAMES 11, Bryan Petersen, April 23 May 17 TEAM PITCHING MOST RUNS ALLOWED, GAME MOST RUNS ALLOWED, INNING MOST HITS ALLOWED, GAME MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME MOST WALKS ALLOWED, GAME MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED, GAME MOST STOLEN BASES ALLOWED, GAME INDIVIDUAL PITCHING MOST RUNS ALLOWED, GAME MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED, GAME MOST HITS ALLOWED, GAME MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED, GAME MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME MOST WALKS ALLOWED, GAME MOST INNINGS PITCHED, STARTER FEWEST INNINGS PITCHED, STARTER MOST INNINGS PITCHED, RELIEVER 18, May 15 th vs. Tacoma 7, 2 nd inning, April 22 nd vs. Nashville 18, April 26 th at Albyquerque 14, April 10 th at Nashville and April 29 th vs. Oklahoma City 11, May 15 th vs. Tacoma 5, May 8 at Iowa 5, May 10 th vs. Salt Lake 11, Dallas Trahern, May 15 th vs. Tacoma 10, Adalberto Mendez, April 26 th at Albuquerque and Dallas Trahern, May 15 th vs. Tacoma 11, Adalberto Mendez, April 7 th at Nashville 4, Eli Villanueva, May 8 th at Iowa 10, Jay Buente, April 29 th vs. Oklahoma City 6, Many 9.0 IP, Jay Buente, May 9 th at Iowa 1.2 IP, Mark McLemore, April 9 th at Nashville 3.2 IP, Todd Doolittle, May 15 th vs. Tacoma

13 THE LAST TIME IT HAPPENED HITTING PLAYER OPP DATE Hitting Streak Brian Barden 22 Games 08/14 09/06, 2010 Consecutive On Base Streak Andy Tracy 43 Games 05/23 07/08, Hits in a Game Bryan ABQ 04/26/11 5 Hits in a Game Michael LVG 05/26/09 6 Hits in a Game Jake IOW 06/09/07 3 Doubles in a Game Bryan 04/26/11 4 Doubles in a Game Jake IOW 06/09/07 2 Triples in a Game Vinny ABQ 04/15/10 4 Runs in a Game Gaby SAC 08/11/09 5 Runs in a Game Jake IOW 06/09/07 5 RBI in a Game Brad Davis OMA 06/04/10 6 RBI in a Game Brett FRE 08/08/09 7 RBI in a Game Ricky ABQ 04/24/07 8 RBI in a Game Jake IOW 06/09/07 2 Homers in a Game Brett ABQ 08/24/10 gm2 3 Homers in a Game Valentino Pascucci TUC 08/02/08 3 Homers in a Game by opponent Mike Carp TAC 05/15/11 4 Homers in a Game J.R. OMA 05/21/97 2 Homers in an Inning Brett Carroll (5 th ABQ 08/24/10 gm2 Leadoff game with a Homer Bryan 05/20/11 Opponent Lead off game with a HR Dustin Ackley TAC 05/17/11 Pinch Hit HR-Road Mike POR 05/24/10 Pinch Hit Zephyr Field Aaron Mathews OKC 04/30/11 Pinch Hit Grand Slam Sandy Alomar, Jr. RR 04/30/07 Pinch Hit HR by opponent Brad 05/07/11 Grand Slam on road Jesus IOW 05/08/11 Grand Zephyr Field Josh Kroeger OKC 05/01/11 Grand Slam by opponent Michael CSP 08/04/10 Consecutive AB HR s Gaby SAC 08/11/09 Inside the park HR Adam Everett NVL 07/24/02 Inside the park by opponent Wladimir TAC 04/28/08 Walk Off HR Donnie Murphy OKC 05/28/10 Walk Off HR by opponent Brad 05/07/11 Back to Back HR s M. Saccomanno / B. RR 07/20/10 HR from both sides of plate Alan Zinter ABQ 06/27/03 Pitcher HR: Clay ABQ 07/18/09 Opponent Pitcher HR Mitch Atkins IOW 08/03/09 The Cycle Scott OKC 05/01/10 Stole 3 bases in a game Henry Mateo NVL 06/08/06 Stole Home John Raynor OKC 06/11/09 2 Hit By Pitches Joe Thurston SLC 05/13/11 5 Strikeouts in a game Kyle EDM 05/27/03 4 Walks in a game Chris OKC 05/01/09 PITCHING PLAYER OPP. DATE 9 inning no-hitter Brian Powell OMA 05/06/01 Opponent 1 hitter Billy Buckner OMA 06/20/07 Opponent no-hitter (9 Inn.) Bartolo BUF 06/20/97 Struck out 10+ Jay Buente (10) OKC 04/29/11 Opponent Struck out 10+ P.J.Walters (14) MEM 07/25/09 Opponent Struck out 15+ Johan Santana (16) EDM 04/29/02 4 Inning Save JD Arteaga MEM 06/01/02 Complete Game Jay Buente IOW 05/09/11 Complete Game (9 Inn.) Jay Buente IOW 05/09/11 Complete Game (7 Inn.) Rick POR 05/27/10 Complete Game Shutout Sean West MEM 07/27/10 Complete Game Shutout (9 Inn.) Sean West MEM 07/27/10 Opponent Complete Game (9 Inn.) Yorman Bazardo RR 05/31/09 Opponent Complete Game (7 Inn.) Jason RR 06/18/06 Opponent Complete Game Shutout Adam Bass TUC 08/05/06 FIELDING PLAYER OPP. DATE Triple Play Huffman to Alfaro to Huffman L3 363TP at OMA 05/12/03 Triple Play against OKL 06/19/05 Most E's in a game Keith Luuloa FRE 09/01/01 Most E s in an inning 4 (7 th inning) RR 04/24/08