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1 NOTES Great American Ball Park Joe Nuxhall Way Cincinnati, ramsey.mlblogs.com reds.com GAME 133, HOME 68 (32-35) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2017 Great American Ball Park CINCINNATI REDS (56-76) vs NEW YORK METS (57-74) START ME UP Below are the Reds last 5 starts...have started a rookie pitcher in each of the last 6 games overall, their longest streak of the season to be snapped tonight by Homer Bailey s start... rookie pitchers started 60 of Cin s 132 games. Date/Opp IP H R/ER BB K Result Romano Thu vs Chi / W, 4-2 Stphnsn Fri vs Pit / W, 9-5 Castillo Sat vs Pit / L, 0-1 Mahle * Sun vs Pit / L, 2-5 Romano Tue vs NYM / W, 14-4 Totals: 2-2, / All are rookies, * RHP Tyler Mahle s Major League debut ALL-TIME GAMES, REDS CAREER 1. Pete Rose...2, Dan Driessen...1, Joey Votto...1,400 ALL-TIME DOUBLES, REDS CAREER 1. Pete Rose Tony Perez Joey Votto TOKKI 2 Below is a comparison of Joey Votto s statistics from his 2010 MVP season and so far this year...in the BBWAA s MVP voting, the 5-time All-Star has finished first (2010), sixth (2011), 14th (2012), sixth (2013), third (2015) and seventh (2016). BA HR RBI OBP SLG * ^ * Leading National League, ^ Led National League HOME COOKIN Eugenio Suarez is only the fourth batter to hit at least 20 home runs in a single season at Great American Ball Park (since 2003)...the list is below...he is hitting.293 (63-215) with 20 HR and 45 RBI at home this season. Adam Dunn, Jay Bruce, Adam Dunn, Suarez, Adam Dunn, Todd Frazier, , 20, 20, 20, 20 The Reds have 5 players with at least 20 HR, tying the single-season club record for number of batters in a season with at least 20 home runs each (2008, 1956)...the Reds and Cubs are the only teams in the National League with 5 players with at least 20 HR (Orioles, 6) Votto, 33 Dunn, 32 Robinson, 38 Duvall, 31 Encarnacion, 26 Post, 36 Schebler, 26 Votto, 24 Kluszewski, 35 Suarez, 24 Bruce, 21 Bell, 29 Gennett, 22 Phillips, 21 Bailey, 28 FIRST-YEAR REDS Listed below are the highest home run totals by players in their first seasons with the Reds. Greg Vaughn, Ron Gant, Ken Griffey Jr., Ryan Ludwick, Frank Robinson, Gene Freese, Gus Bell, S. Gennett, REDS STOLEN BASES, SINGLE SEASON SINCE Arlie Latham Joe Morgan Arlie Latham Billy Hamilton... * Joe Morgan Joe Morgan * 54 stolen bases in 2017, Courtesy Elias Sports Bureau PLAYERS WITH 4 HOME RUNS IN A GAME (17) Bobby Lowe... Joe Adcock... Mike Cameron Ed Delehanty... Rocky Colavito... Sean Green Lou Gehrig... Willie Mays... Carlos Delgado Chuck Klein... Mike Schmidt... Josh Hamilton Pat Seerey... Bob Horner...* Scooter Gennett Gil Hodges... Mark Whiten * 6/6/17 vs StL PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Wed vs NYM: RHP Homer Bailey (4-6, 7.99) vs RHP Rafael Montero (2-9, 5.44) 700 wlw, fsoh, 7:10 Thu vs NYM: RHP Robert Stephenson (2-4, 5.81) vs RHP Jacob degrom (14-7, 3.39) 700 wlw, MLBN, 12:35 Fri at Pit: RHP Luis Castillo (2-7, 3.26) vs RHP Gerrit Cole (11-8, 3.99) 700 wlw, fsoh, 7:05 Sat at Pit: RHP Tyler Mahle (0-1, 5.40) vs RHP Jameson Taillon (7-5, 4.75) 700 wlw, fsoh, 7:05 Sun at Pit: RHP Sal Romano (4-5, 4.91) vs RHP Trevor Williams (5-7, 4.37) 700 wlw, fsoh, 1:35 Mon vs Mil: RHP Homer Bailey vs TBA 700 wlw, fsoh, 1:10 Tue vs Mil: RHP Robert Stephenson vs TBA 700 wlw, fsoh, 7:10 Wed vs Mil: RHP Luis Castillo vs TBA 700 wlw, 12:35 TONIGHT S GAME: Is Game 2 (1-0) of a 3-game series vs Melissa Rodriguez Mets and Game 8 (3-4) of a 9-game homestand that included 2-1 series losses to the Cubs and Pirates...following this series, the Redlegs will take a brief 3-game road trip to Pit s PNC Park before returning to Great American Ball Park for 3 games vs the Brewers. REDS WAY: Prior to tonight s game, SBM Site Services employee Benedetta Warren (Ba-net-ta) will be recognized as August s Reds Way All-Star of the Month...Benedetta has worked for SBM since 2011 to help ensure a pleasant guest experience at Great American Ball Park. SERIES NOTES: The Redlegs and Mets are meeting for the first time this season...last night s 14-4 win snapped the Reds 14-game losing streak to the Mets dating back to a 2-1 win on 9/6/14, also at Great American Ball Park...was Cin s longest losing streak ever vs the Mets and its longest vs any team since a 16-game skid vs Ari from 5/8/01-8/13/03...including last night s win, beginning 9/24/13 the Reds have lost 19 of the last 22 games vs NYM (0-2 in 2013, 2-4 in 2014, 0-7 in 2015, 0-6 in 2016, 1-0 in 2017)... at (.652) the Mets have the highest winning percentage at Great American Ball Park of any team in the National League, including the Reds ( ,.516)...dating back to 1962, the 7-0 series win by the Mets in 2015 was the first season series sweep by either team, followed by NYM s 6-0 series win in Reds vs Mets info is on media guide Page 325. PIRATES UP NEXT: The Redlegs are 9-4 vs Pit this season, including 5-1 vs Pit at PNC Park...the 6-0 loss on 8/3 snapped the Reds 8-game winning streak at PNC Park, their longest winning streak at that ballpark and 1 shy of their longest winning streak ever in Pittsburgh (9g, 6/17/80-5/13/82 & 5/23/86-5/31/87)...Cin s 3-game sweep in April, in which Reds pitchers held Pirates hitters hitless in 24 at bats with runners in scoring position, was its first series sweep in Pittsburgh since 5/10-5/12, Reds vs Pirates information is on media guide Page 327. BATTERY MATES: Twice this season and twice in franchise history, since 1869, the Reds starting battery mates made Major League debuts in the same game...on 4/6 vs Phi, starting RHP Rookie Davis and starting C Stuart Turner made their Major League debuts...on 8/27 vs Pit, RHP Tyler Mahle and C Chad Wallach started in their Major League debuts... it has occurred many times in the majors and, prior to this season, most recently in 2008 by the Nationals, who started P Shairon Martis and C Luke Montz on 9/4 at Atl...also on 4/6 vs Phi, Phillies starting C Andrew Knapp made his big league debut...opposing starting catchers (Turner, Knapp) made Major League debuts in the same game for only the second time since 1900 (9/4/2010, Det s Max St. Pierre & KC s Lucas May)...courtesy Elias Sports Bureau. ASSISTS: Reds outfielders lead the Major Leagues with 35 assists (Adam Duvall 13, Billy Hamilton 11, Scott Schebler 6, Patrick Kivlehan 2, Jesse Winker 2, Arismendy Alcantara 1)...Duvall leads Major League outfielders in assists. 6 x 2.0: RHP Raisel Iglesias six 2.0-inning saves are the most by any pitcher in the Major Leagues since 2000, when Tor s Billy Koch and Bos Derek Lowe each had 7 saves of at least 2.0 innings...are the most in a season by a Reds pitcher since 1999, when Danny Graves (10) and National League Rookie of the Year Scott Williamson (7) combined for 17 saves of at least 2.0 innings...club record for saves in a season of at least 2.0 innings belongs to Rawly Eastwick (14sv, 1976). YOUNG GUNS: The Reds current starting rotation includes rookies RHP Luis Castillo, RHP Sal Romano, RHP Robert Stephenson and RHP Tyler Mahle...the Reds have used 9 rookie starting pitchers, including 6 who started in their Major League debuts, and 16 rookie pitchers overall...over the last 3 seasons, rookie pitchers started 226 of the Reds 456 games (49%), including a club record 110 games in 2015, and 60 games so far this season...the Reds finished the 2015 season with 64 consecutive starts by rookie pitchers, a modern Major League record for consecutive starts by rookie pitchers... during Bryan Price s 4-year tenure as manager, rookie pitchers have started 234 of the Reds 618 games (38%)...in RHP Rookie Davis on 4/6 vs Phi and LHP Amir Garrett on 4/7 at StL, the Reds had starting pitchers make Major League debuts in consecutive games for the first time since Eddie Erautt and Buddy Lively debuted in consecutive starts on 4/16-4/17, ARMS RACE: The Reds have used 29 pitchers so far this season, including 2B Scooter Gennett (8/14 at Cubs)...last year the Reds used a club record 32 pitchers, including OF Tyler Holt...the Reds have used 15 starting pitchers, tying last year s total and 2 shy of the single-season club record (17 starting pitchers, 2003)...the Mariners and Twins eached have used 16 starters this season, the most in the Major Leagues. MAJOR LEAGUE DEBUTS (14): Over the last 2 years, the Reds 26 Major League debuts are the most of any team in either league...the 14 Reds players who made Major League debuts so far this year include RHP Barrett Astin, RHP Rookie Davis, C Stuart Turner, LHP Amir Garrett, OF Jesse Winker, RHP Sal Romano, OF Phillip Ervin, RHP Ariel Hernandez, RHP Luis Castillo, RHP Kevin Shackelford, RHP Jackson Stephens, RHP Alejandro Chacin, RHP Tyler Mahle and C Chad Wallach. DOT, DOT, DOT...: The Reds and Cardinals each have scored at least 10 runs 6 times in August, the most in the Major Leagues this month...are 4-41 when allowing at least 7 runs, (.598) when allowing 6 runs or fewer and 21-6 when not allowing a home run. M*A*S*H: In the last 5 seasons, 49 different Reds players made 81 apps on the disabled list, including the recent disabling of OF Jesse Winker...only 34 times in his 4 seasons as manager has Bryan Price been able to start his projected lineup (12 times in 2014, 5 times in 2015, 4 times in 2016, 13 times in 2017)...the 2017 projected lineup of C Devin Mesoraco, 1B Joey Votto, 2B José Peraza, 3B Eugenio Suárez, SS Zack Cozart, LF Adam Duvall, CF Billy Hamilton and RF Scott Schebler has produced a 6-7 record. REGULAR SEASON RECORD VS METS* All-Time: At Crosley Field: At Riverfront/Cinergy Field: At Great American Ball Park: At Polo Grounds: At Shea Stadium: At Citi Field: In 2017: At Great American Ball Park: At Citi Field in 2016: * Regular season since SCHEDULE & RESULTS 8/29 at Cin... W, Romano / Flexen Wed, 8/30 at Cin... 7:10 Thu, 8/31 at Cin... 12:35 Thu, 9/7 at NY... 7:10 Fri, 9/8 at NY... 7:10 Sat, 9/9 at NY... 7:10 Sun, 9/10, at NY... 1:10 All times eastern DISABLED LIST (18 PLAYERS, 24 APPEARANCES) Player (Injury) On Eligible Off Homer Bailey (R elbow) 2/14 6/1 6/24 1-Austin Brice (R ulnar nerve) 4/2 4/9 4/11 *Anthony DeSclafani (R elbow) 4/2 6/1-1-Devin Mesoraco (R hip) 4/2 4/9 4/27 Nefi Ogando (R thumb) 4/2 4/9 8/26 *Nick Travieso (R shoulder) 4/2 6/1 - Rookie Davis (R forearm) 4/12 4/22 4/26 1-Brandon Finnegan (L shoulder) 4/16 4/26 6/26 Tony Cingrani (R oblique) 4/21 4/29 6/6 Stuart Turner (R hamstring) 5/20 5/30 6/18 Amir Garrett (R hip) 5/25 6/3 6/4 *Bronson Arroyo (R shoulder) 6/19 6/29-1-Zack Cozart (R quad) 6/19 6/28 6/30 *2-Brandon Finnegan (L shoulder) 6/28 8/26-2-Devin Mesoraco (L shoulder) 7/3 7/13 7/19 1-Scott Feldman (R knee) 7/18 7/28 8/12 2-Zack Cozart (R quad) 7/29 8/5 8/6 Scott Schebler (L shoulder) 8/1 8/10 8/18 Robert Stephenson (R shoulder) 8/6 8/13 8/13 Lisalverto Bonilla (R elbow) 8/10 8/17-2-Austin Brice (R lat) 8/13 8/23-3-Devin Mesoraco (L foot) 8/15 8/25 - *2-Scott Feldman (R knee) 8/18 10/7 - Jesse Winker (L hip flexor) 8/25 9/4 - * DeSclafani, Travieso, Arroyo, Finnegan, Feldman on 60-day DL 24 DL appearances are the most since 2003 (19 players, 25 apps) WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS: 1919, 1940, 1975, 1976, 1990 NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1919, 1939, 1940, 1961, 1970, 1972, 1975, 1976, 1990

2 Tonight's Pitcher - #34 Homer Bailey, RHP RED HOTS Homer Bailey tonight is making his 13th start of the season, his first since 8/22 vs Cubs...as a precaution, left that start after 3.0 scoreless innings with irritation in the back of his right shoulder...his scheduled slot on Sunday was filled by RHP Tyler Mahle, who made his Major League debut...will be his fourth career start vs the Mets, his first since on 7/26 at NYY (6+ip, 0k), for only the second time in his career threw at least 6.0 innings without recording a strikeout (9/23/09 at Pit, 6ip)...on 6/24 at Wsh came off the 60-day disabled list to make his first start for the Reds since 8/28 of last season, when at Ari he threw just 1.0 inning in the second-shortest of his career...skipped a scheduled start on 9/3/16 vs StL with right biceps tendinitis and didn t pitch again the rest of the 2016 season...on 2/18/17 had arthroscopic surgery to remove small bone spurs from his right elbow (Dr. David Altchek)...went on the 60-day disabled list the first day of 2017 spring training...on 6/9 began a stretch of 3 rehab starts for Class AA Pensacola, Class A Dayton and Class AAA Louisville (3-0, 1.08, 16.2ip, 11h, 2er, 3bb, 17k, 1hr)...over the last 3 seasons has made just 20 starts for the Reds while recovering from 3 surgeries, on 9/5/14 to repair the torn flexor tendon in his right forearm, on 5/8/15 to repair the torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow ( Tommy John ) and the 2/18/17 surgery to remove the bone spurs in his right elbow. BAILEY S 2017 STARTS DATE TEAM OPP RESULT DEC ERA BAA GS CG BFP IP H R ER BB SO HR PT 6/24/2017 L, 3-18 L, /29/2017 CIN MIL L, 3-11 L, /4/2017 W, 8-1 W, /9/2017 W, 2-1 W, st-Half Totals, 4 starts /16/2017 CIN WSH L, 4-14 L, /21/2017 CIN MIA L, 1-3 L, /26/2017 L, 5-9 L, July Totals, 5 starts /1/2017 W, 9-1 W, /6/2017 CIN STL L, 4-13 L, *10 * /11/2017 W, W, /16/2017 L, /22/2017 CIN CHC L, Season Totals, 12 starts Single-Game Career Highs Rehabilitation Totals, 3gs * Career high BAILEY CAREER VS METS DATE TEAM OPP RESULT DEC ERA BAA GS CG BFP IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP PT 8/16/2012 CIN NYM L, 4-8 L, /16/2012 W, 4-1 W, /26/2011 W, /28/2011 CIN NYM L, 9-10 L, Career vs Mets, 4 starts BAILEY VS METS BATTERS BATTER PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO BA OBP SLG Cabrera, Asdrubal NYM Cespedes, Yoenis NYM Reyes, Jose NYM Wright, David NYM Team Totals Tomorrow's Pitcher- #55 Robert Stephenson, RHP RED HOTS Robert Stephenson doesn t turn 25 years old until February...tomorrow will make his 20th appearance and sixth start of the season...will be his second career appearance and start vs the Mets...Fri vs Pit struck out his first 6 batters, a modern club record to begin a game...will be his fourth appearance and third start since a stint on the disabled list with a right shoulder contusion (8/6-8/12)...suffered that injury in a start on 8/2 at Pit, when in the sixth inning he dove for a Starling Marte popped up bunt single...retired his final 2 batters before leaving the game...was disabled on 8/6, the day before his next scheduled start...came off the DL on 8/13 and in that afternoon s 7-4 loss at Mil threw 2.0 hitless innings in relief...is 1 of 4 rookies currently in the Reds starting rotation (RHP Luis Castillo, RHP Tyler Mahle, RHP Sal Romano)...on 7/22 was promoted for his second stint with the Reds this year...made the Opening Day roster and posted an 8.03 ERA in 13 relief apps before he was optioned to Louisville on 5/30, the day after the Reds 17-2 loss at Tor...in his first 3 apps for Louisville, all starts, allowed just 2 hits total (13ip)...became the first Bats pitcher to allow 1 hit or fewer in 3 consecutive starts since their affiliation with the Reds began in in the 14-2 win on 5/6 vs SF threw only 32 pitches in 3.0 hitless innings to earn his only professional save...was the first 3-inning save by a Reds pitcher since Alfredo Simon pitched the final 3 innings of the 5-1 win vs Mil on 6/16/13...recorded his only career hit on 5/12 at SF, singled off Cory Gearrin in the 17th inning. STEPHENSON S 2017 STARTS DATE TEAM OPP RESULT DEC ERA BAA GS CG BFP IP H R ER BB SO HR PT 7/22/2017 CIN MIA L, 4-5 L, * /27/2017 L, 1-4 L, /2/2017 W, 5-2 (bs, 1) /19/2017 W, 11-8 W, Friday CIN PIT W, 9-5 W, * *#11 0 * Starts, 5 starts Totals, 19 games Louisville Totals, 8g * Career high, (bs) Victim of blown save, # Struck out his first 6 batters, a modern club record to begin a game STEPHENSON CAREER VS METS DATE TEAM OPP RESULT DEC ERA BAA GS CG BFP IP H R ER BB SO HR HBP PT 9/5/2016 CIN NYM L, 0-5 L, Career vs Mets, 1 start STEPHENSON VS METS BATTERS BATTER PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB HBP SO BA OBP SLG Conforto, Michael NYM d Arnaud, Travis NYM Flores, Wilmer NYM Reynolds, Matt NYM Team Totals

3 Quality Starts (31-12) Pitcher, Record in Quality Starts Adleman Arroyo Bailey Bonilla Castillo Feldman Finnegan Garrett Romano Wojo Team Batting Most Hits... 18, 5/6 vs SF Fewest Hits... 2 (2x), 4/19 vs Bal & 4/20 vs Bal Most Runs... 14, 5/6 vs SF (14-2 win) Most Hits & Runs, Inning... 8 hits & 9 runs, 8/17 at Cubs (2nd) Most Home Runs... 5, 5/28 at Phi Most LOB... 15, 5/5 vs SF (9) & 16, 5/12 at SF (17) Most Strikeouts... 15, 5/31 at Tor Team Pitching Fewest Hits Allowed... 2, 4/7 at StL Most Hits Allowed... 23, 5/29 at Tor Most Runs Allowed... 18, 6/24 at Wsh (18-3 loss) Most Home Runs Allowed... 6 (2x), 6/29 vs Mil & 8/17 at Cubs Most Hits & Runs, Inning... 9 (5/19 vs Col, 6th) & 9 (8/6 vs StL, 4th) Most Walks Issued... 12, 4/8 at StL Most Strikeouts... 16, 4/19 vs Bal REDS PITCHERS Homestand: 3-4, 5.43 (63.0 IP, 38 ER), 5 HR Lead the Major Leagues in HR allowed, lead the National League in walks allowed and rank last in the majors in overall team ERA (5.36)...the franchise record for highest team ERA in a season is 5.19 in 2004 (ERA became an official statistic in 1912). With 215 HR allowed in 132 games are on pace to allow 263, which would surpass the Major League single-season record Reds pitchers established last season (258). Have allowed 9 grand slams, a single-season club record (8, 2004, 07, 15, 16). From 6/6-6/29 allowed at least 1 HR in 22 straight games (48hr), a franchise record for consecutive games in which a home run was allowed and 4 games shy of the Major League record (26g, 2001 Astros, 2004 Mariners, 2017 Orioles). REDS STARTERS Homestand: 2-3, 4.34 (37.1 IP, 18 ER), 3 HR Rank last in the Major Leagues in starting rotation ERA (5.92) and innings pitched (664.1) and first in HR allowed (141)...the franchise record for highest ERA in a season by a starting rotation is 5.77 in 2003 (ERA became an official statistic in 1912). The Reds have used 15 starting pitchers, 1 behind the Mariners and Twins for the most in the Major Leagues and 2 shy of the single-season club record (17, 2003). REDS RELIEVERS Homestand: 1-1, 1bs, 7.01 (25.2 IP, 20 ER), 2 HR Rank 14th in the National League in bullpen ERA (4.63) while leading the Major Leagues in innings (505.2) and ranking second in HR allowed (74, SD 79). The bullpen s 10 blown saves are the fewest in the National League...the Indians lead the Major Leagues in fewest blown saves with 8. Have produced 10 saves of more than 1.0 inning (Raisel Iglesias 9, Robert Stephenson 1), second-most in the Major Leagues behind the Dodgers (15). 46 TIM ADLEMAN, rhp Homestand: 1g, 1ip, 2h, 3er, 1bb, 2k, 1hr Last name rhymes with Saddleman. Has followed 20 consecutive starts by making 5 straight relief apps, beginning 8/12 (6.43era, 7ip, 6h, 5er, 4bb, 6k, 1hr). On 8/12 at Mil pitched the 10th inning and suffered the walkoff loss on a bases-loaded, 2-out wild pitch...is the only wild pitch of his career (186ip). On 4/16 vs Mil made his season debut with his first Major League relief appearance, then made 20 consecutive starts until the relief appearance on 8/12 at Mil. His 7 quality starts tie Luis Castillo for second on the staff to Scott Feldman s 9 QS. Fri, 8/25 vs Pit 129 W, Sun, 8/20 at Atl 125 L, Thu, 8/17 at Chi 122 W, ALEJANDRO CHACIN, rhp Homestand: 2g, 2.1ip, 3h, 2er, 2bb, 3k, 1hr Last name is pronounced CHAH-seen...bio is on media guide Page 83. Was promoted on 8/23 and in the fourth inning of that night s game vs the Cubs made his Major League debut in relief of starter Asher Wojciechowski. In that Major League debut Wed vs Cubs allowed a 2-run HR to his first batter (Tommy La Stella) and struck out his second batter (Jason Heyward). Spent this season at Louisville (44g, 0-3-1, 2.60, 69.1ip, 63h, 27bb, 63k, 4hr). Didn t allow a run in his last 8 apps for the Bats (11.1ip, 5h). In 2017 attended his first Major League spring training camp as a non-roster invitee. Tue, 8/29 vs NYM 132 W, Wed, 8/23 vs Chi 127 L, RAISEL IGLESIAS, rhp Homestand: 4g, 1sv, 4ip, 5h, 2er, 1bb, 2k His 2.07 ERA is a season high. Allowed 2 runs in the ninth inning of Sun s 5-2 loss vs the Pirates. Allowed 7 of his 15 earned runs on 2 pitches, on Corey Seager s first career grand slam (6/11 at LAD, 0.2ip, 4er) and on Marcell Ozuna s 3-run HR (7/30 at Mia, 1ip, 3er)...his season ERA in his other 53 apps is 1.13 (63.2ip, 8er). From 4/28-6/8 threw scoreless streaks of 19 apps, the longest of his career by game, and 20.0 innings...those streaks were snapped on 6/11 at LA by Seager s slam. Converted his first 12 save opps of the season before Seager s grand slam erased a 7-5 Reds lead and led to a 9-7 Dodgers win...remains his only blown save of the year...since then converted each of his last 12 save chances. This season has 9 saves of more than 1.0 inning and 6 saves of 2.0 innings...leads the Major Leagues with 8 saves of at least 1.2 innings and with 9 saves of more than 1.0 inning is tied with LAD s Kenley Janson for the Major League lead. In his career has eight 2.0-inning saves, two 1.2-inning saves and a 1.1-inning save. Over the last 2 seasons, his 11 saves of more than 1.0 inning rank third in the Major Leagues (Kenley Jansen 14, Alex Colome 12). From 8/11-8/18, for the first time in his career recorded saves in 4 consecutive apps. Sun, 8/27 vs Pit 131 L, Fri, 8/25 vs Pit 129 W, Thu, 8/24 vs Chi 128 W, 4-2 SV Reds Reds Miscellaneous Pitchers Reds Starters & Relievers w-l era ip er hr Starters Relievers Catchers' ERA Catcher GS IP ER ERA Barnhart Mesoraco Turner Wallach Catchers' Caught Stealing % Catcher SB CS % Barnhart % Mesoraco % Turner 8 0 0% Wallach % Catchers % (Double Steals 2 -) (Pickoffs/CS - 6) (PO attempt 1 -) Reds Pitchers Save Opportunities (27-37) Pitcher, Saves-Save Opportunities Cingrani Iglesias Lorenzen Peralta Stephenson Storen Wood Team Miscellaneous Longest Winning Streak... 5, 5/3-5/7 Longest Losing Streak... 9, 6/9-6/18 Longest Game By Innings... 17, 5/12 at SF (3-2 loss) Longest Game By Time... 4:04, 8/22 vs Chi (9) & 5:28, 5/12 at SF (17) Most Games Over , 7-2 on 4/12 Most Games Under , on 7/29 Biggest Lead in NL Central (3x), 4/12 (7-2), 4/15 (8-4), 4/18 (9-5) Biggest Deficit in NL Central , on 8/23 (53-74) Biggest Comeback Win... 5, 5/20 vs Col, trailed 8-3, won 12-8 Biggest Blown Lead In Loss... 4 (2x), last on 6/23 at Wsh, lost 6-5 (10) Reds When They Score First / Out-Hit Opponent / Reds When Leading after 7th inning & 52-1 after 8th inning Walkoff Wins & Losses Come-From-Behind Wins / Losses After Leading MICHAEL LORENZEN, rhp Homestand: 4g, 1-0, 4.2ip, 3h, 2er, 4bb, 4k Did not allow a run in any of his last 3 apps (3ip, 1h, 3bb, 3k). Posted a 2.93 ERA prior to the All-Star break (37g, 46ip, 15er) and a 6.94 ERA during the second half (20g, 23.1ip, 18er). Twice threw a season-high 3.0 innings (4/10 at Pit, 5/30 at Tor) and 9 more times threw at least 2.0 innings (last, 7/28 at Mia, 2.1ip). In the 7-5 win on 4/15 vs Mil earned his only Major League save. 3 times has been used as a pinch hitter, on 4/6 vs Phi (HR off Adam Morgan), 4/16 vs Mil (6-3 off Wily Peralta) and 6/6 vs StL (1-3 off John Gant). Sun, 8/27 vs Pit 131 L, Sat, 8/26 vs Pit 130 L, Thu, 8/24 vs Chi 128 W, WANDY PERALTA, lhp Homestand: 4g, 0-1, 1bs, 2.1ip, 6h, 3er, 0bb, 4k Leads the pitching staff in apps (61) and ranks among the National League leaders. In his last 28 apps beginning 6/26 has posted a 2.73 ERA (26.1ip, 8er). A staff-high 13 times pitched on consecutive days (last, 8/25-8/26)...twice in a 9-day span pitched a career-high 3 days in a row (8/9-8/11, 8/15-8/17)...Blake Wood (6/2-6/4) and Raisel Iglesias (8/23-8/25) are the only other Reds to pitch 3 straight days. In the ninth inning of the 2-0 loss on 4/19 vs Bal recorded 3 strikeouts on 10 pitches, 1 day after Drew Storen recorded an immaculate inning of 3 strikeouts on 9 pitches. Tue, 8/29 vs Pit 132 W, Sat, 8/26 vs Pit 130 L, Fri, 8/25 vs Pit 129 W, KEVIN SHACKELFORD, rhp Homestand: 3g, 3.1ip, 4h, 3er, 4bb, 2k Has made 12 apps since he was recalled on 7/29 (6.14era, 14.2ip, 18h, 10er, 8bb, 17k, 2hr)...recorded at least 1 strikeout in 10 of those 12 apps. Is his second stint with the Reds this season...from 6/27-6/29 was on the roster for 3 days and made 1 appearance, his Major League debut. In his Major League debut on 6/29 vs Mil, started the fourth inning in relief of starter Homer Bailey and allowed a home run to his first batter, Jonathan Villar. In 35 apps for Louisville went 3-1, 1.53 and converted 12 of his 14 save opps (47ip, 33h, 18bb, 61k, 2hr,.195oba). Was a non-roster invitee to 2017 Major League spring training camp. Tue, 8/29 vs NYM 132 W, Sun, 8/27 vs Pit 131 L, Tue, 8/22 vs Chi 126 L, DREW STOREN, rhp Homestand: 4g, 4ip, 1h, 0r, 1bb, 4k Twice in a span of 3 apps from 8/14-8/20 allowed a career-high 6 runs, raising his ERA from 3.23 to since then didn t allow a run in any of his 4 apps (4ip, 1h). 8 times this season pitched on consecutive days (last, 7/27-7/28)...7 times in his career pitched on 3 consecutive days, most recently from 5/28-5/30, 2016 for Tor vs Bos, Bos and NYY. In the 7-4 win on 4/6 vs Phi earned his 99th career save, his only save of the season. In the ninth inning on 4/18 vs Bal became the fourth Reds pitcher to throw an immaculate inning, recording all 3 outs by strikeout on 9 pitches (Hod Eller 1917, Rob Dibble 1989, Carlos Contreras 2014)...used the same baseball for all 9 pitches. Tue, 8/29 vs NYM 132 W, Sun, 8/27 vs Pit 131 L, Fri, 8/25 vs Pit 129 W, ASHER WOJCIECHOWSKI, rhp Homestand: Started 9-3 loss Wed vs Chi Last name is pronounced WOE-joe-howski. His bio is available under the 2017 Media Guide Bios heading at redspressbox.com. Made 4 of his last 5 apps as a starter. Is 2-3, 8.41 in his 8 starts (35.1ip, 33er) and 1-0, 1.93 in 9 relief apps (18.2ip, 4er). Is 2-2, 5.79 (32.2ip, 21er) in 4 starts and 7 relief apps since he was promoted on 7/2. Is in his second stint with the Reds this season...from 5/20-6/17 went 1-1, 6.75 in 4 starts and 2 relief apps (21.1ip, 26h, 4bb, 18k, 6hr), then on 6/18 was designated for assignment...2 days later cleared waivers and accepted an outright to Louisville. In 5 starts and 3 relief apps for Louisville went 2-0, 2.05 (30.2ip, 24h, 8bb, 35k, 2hr). On 7/17 vs Wsh entered the game in the second inning in relief of starter Scott Feldman and threw 5.0 innings...was the longest relief appearance of his career. Went to spring training camp with the Diamondbacks...was released on 3/28...on 4/21 was signed by the Reds to a minor league contract and assigned to Louisville. Wed, 8/23 vs Chi 127 L, 3-9 GS, L Sat, 8/19 at Atl 124 W, Mon, 8/14 at Chi 119 L, 5-15 GS, L

4 Reds Batters REDS BATTERS Homestand: 3-4,.262 (62-237), 41 runs, 11 HR With 188 HR in 132 games are on pace to hit 230 and establish a new single-season club record...the 2005 club holds the mark with 222 HR in 163 games. 16 TUCKER BARNHART, c Homestand: 4-15, 1 2b, 4rbi, 4bb, 1hbp, 2sb Hit safely in 6 of his last 7 apps (8-22,.364, 2 2b, 4rbi, 2sb), including an active 3-game hitting streak (3-7,.429, 3rbi, 1sb). Has made 84 starts and will lead Reds catchers for the second consecutive year... in 2016 led Reds catchers with 106 starts. Leads all National League catchers in fielding percentage...committed his only error in his 53rd appearance behind the plate (7/7 at Ari, SB/E2)...since then has made 36 consecutive scoreless apps. 2 ZACK COZART, ss Homestand: 7-26, 4bb, 6r With 17 HR has established a new single-season career high (last, 8/16 at Chi). In 19 apps since he came off the disabled on 8/6 list is hitting.279 (19-68, 5hr, 9rbi,.500slg,.395obp)...in his last 2 apps is 4-for-10 (4r). Was disabled twice this season with a strained right quad (6/18-6/29, 7/29-8/5). Leads all National League shortstops in hitting, on-base percentage, slugging percentage and OPS (.956)...because of his 2 stints on the disabled list doesn t have enough plate apps to qualify among the overall NL leaders in those categories or in hitting with RISP (.348)...with 404 plate apps is 6 shy of qualifying. Is 6 plate apps shy of qualifying for the leaders, but when he was disabled on 7/29 his 3.5 WAR as calculated by FanGraphs ranked fourth among Major League shortstops (Carlos Correa 4.0, Corey Seager 3.8, Andrelton Simmons 3.6) and 15th among all position players. The first-time All-Star became the third Reds shortstop to start for the National League (Barry Larkin, Dave Concepcion), the first since Larkin made his fifth and final All-Star Game start in led off the bottom of the third inning with a single off NYY s Dellin Betances to snap an 0-for-25 skid by Reds batters in the ASG dating back to His 75 career home runs rank third in Reds history for players whose primary position was shortstop (Barry Larkin 198, Dave Concepcion 101). 23 ADAM DUVALL, lf Homestand: 4-31 (.129), 2hr, 4rbi So far in August has produced 8 HR and 17 RBI. Ranks among the National League leaders with 31 HR and 89 RBI, the secondhighest totals of his career (2016, 33hr, 103rbi). Ranks among National League leaders in doubles (T5th), HR (T5th), RBI (8th), total bases (7th) and extra-base hits (4th). Among outfielders over the last 2 seasons leads the National League and ranks third in the Major Leagues with 192 RBI (Nelson Cruz 206, Khris Davis 193). Leads all Major League outfielders with 13 assists, the most by a Reds outfielder since Jay Bruce had 13 assists in no Reds outfielder has recorded more than 13 assists in a season since Paul Householder had 14 in PHILLIP ERVIN, of Homestand: 1g as PR, 1g as PH, GIDP Pinch ran Sun vs Pit and pinch hit Tue vs Mets in his only apps since he was recalled Friday, when OF Jesse Winker was disabled. In 99 apps for the Bats hit.256 (20 2b, 2 3b, 7hr, 40rbi, 23sb). Is his fourth stint with the Reds this season...from 4/21-4/25 made 2 pinch-hit apps and an appearance in RF as a defensive replacement...from 8/1-8/5 was on the roster for 5 days but did not make an appearance...from 8/15-8/22 went 5-for-8 with a double, 2 HR and 6 RBI in 4 apps, including his only career start (RF, 8/17 at Chi). On 8/16 at Cubs entered the game in RF as part of a double switch and homered off Hector Rondon for his first Major League hit... became the first Reds batter to homer for his first career hit since Juan Encarnacion did it on 9/18/09 vs Fla off Leo Nunez. In the win on 8/17 at Cubs made his first career start (RF) and hit a 2-run HR in the top of the seventh inning that snapped the 9-9 tie (3-4, 1 2b, 1hr, 4rbi, 1bb, 3r). 4 SCOOTER GENNETT, inf Homestand: 6-22, 3 2b, 1hr, 3rbi, 4bb, 9r His media guide bio is available at By 7/23 already had established new career highs in HR and RBI (2016, 14hr, 56rbi). Since 7/19 has been the Reds primary starting second baseman (37g, ,.261, 6 2b, 6hr, 24rbi)...has a 3-game hitting streak (4-11,.364, 2 2b, 2rbi, 4r). Among all National League second basemen ranks second in HR and third in RBI. His 78 RBI rank 17th in the National League and are the most by any player in the Major Leagues with as few as 361 at bats...his AB-per-RBI ratio is 4.6, the best on the team, but is 16 plate apps shy of qualifying for the leaders. In his 83 starts is hitting.293 (94-321, 18 2b, 1 3b, 20hr, 71rbi, 2sb). Has played 2B (74g, 62gs), 3B (10g, 8gs), LF (9g, 6gs), RF (6g, 4gs), DH (3gs) and P (8/14 at Cubs)...entered this season with 1 career appearance in the outfield (RF). His 3 grand slams tie the single-season club record (6/6 off StL s Adam Wainwright, 8/10 off SD s Brad Hand, 8/19 off Atl s Jim Johnson)...has been accomplished for the seventh time, most recently by Devin Mesoraco in media guide page 404. Following his 4-homer game on 6/6 vs StL was named National League Player of the Week for the first time in his career...in that 13-1 win became the first player in Major League history to produce in a game 5 hits, 4 HR and 10 RBI and only the 17th player to hit 4 HR in a game. Was claimed off waivers from the Brewers on 3/28, the day before the Reds left their spring training complex in Goodyear. Was born in Cincinnati and lived in nearby Lebanon until he was 9 years old, when his family moved to Sarasota. 6 BILLY HAMILTON, cf Homestand: 8-31, 2 2b, 1rbi, 2bb, 3sb, 2r In the first inning, with 30 runs scored ranks second in the Major League to Mia s Dee Gordon (31) and leads the majors with 23 stolen bases while hitting.310 (35-113) with a.355 on-base percentage. With 11 outfield assists is 2 behind teammate and Major League leader Adam Duvall. With 54 stolen bases leads the Major Leagues. Is only the third player in club history with at least 50 stolen bases in 4 straight seasons (Bob Bescher, & Joe Morgan, ). Since his debut on 9/3/13 leads all Major League players in stolen bases with 238, sixth on the Reds all-time list since Reds Hall of Famer Eric Davis is fifth at 270. In each of the 2015 and 2016 seasons was leading the Major Leagues in stolen bases when he suffered season-ending injuries in September, finishing second in the majors each year (to Mia s Dee Gordon in 2015, to Mil s Jonathan Villar in 2016). 3 PATRICK KIVLEHAN, inf/of Homestand: 5g, 4g as PH, 2-5, 2-run double Last started on 8/14 at Cubs (RF, 1-4). In his 22 starts is hitting.227 (17-75, 2 2b, 5hr, 10rbi). Has played 1B (11g), 3B (3g, 1gs), CF (4g, 2gs), LF (7g, 5gs) and RF (26g, 14gs). Produced pinch hits in 2 of his last 3 apps...in the seventh inning Fri vs Pit produced a 2-run double that extended the Reds lead to Sun vs Pit singled in the ninth. Leads the team with 8 pinch hits and 48 pinch-hit apps...among the Major League leaders ranks T13th in pinch hits and fourth in pinch-hit apps. Entered the 11-3 win on 8/7 vs SD as part of a seventh-inning double switch...in the bottom of the eighth produced his first career grand slam (off Phil Maton). In the seventh inning of the 6-4 win on 6/7 vs StL produced his first career pinch-hit HR, a 3-run shot off Brett Cecil that tied the game at JOSÉ PERAZA, inf/of Homestand: 2gs at 2B, 1gs at SS, 2-12, 1 2b, 2rbi, 1sb In his last 25 apps is hitting.324 (24-74, 3 2b, 9rbi, 11bb,.419obp)...in his last 14 apps is hitting.308 (12-39, 2 2b, 8rbi, 8bb,.438obp). Has made 64 starts at 2B and 43 starts at SS. With Zack Cozart disabled the first time (6/18-6/29), started at SS in 10 of the Reds 11 games (8-40,.200, 2rbi, 1sb)...with Cozart disabled the second time (7/25-8/5), started at SS in all 11 Reds games (12-39,.308). Between walks on 5/21 vs Col off Kyle Freeland and 7/25 at NYY off Dellin Betances, did not draw an unintentional walk in 197 plate apps...is the longest such streak in the Major Leagues this season...between Freeland s walk on 5/21 and an intentional walk on 7/18 vs Ari, went 183 plate apps between walks of any kind. Between 4/5-4/20 did not strike out over 53 consecutive plate apps, the third-longest such streak in the Major Leagues this year behind Buster Posey (55pa, 5/12-5/28) and Brian McCann (55pa, 7/26-8/27). Produced career-high hitting streaks of 9 games (4/24-5/5) and 13 games (5/13-5/28). 43 SCOTT SCHEBLER, of Homestand: 8-23, 1 3b, 3hr, 10rbi Produced at least 2 hits in 3 of his last 4 apps (7-12,.583, 1 3b, 2hr, 9rbi), including a 3-hit game Fri vs Pit and last night s 5-RBI game that tied his career high. Since he came off the 10-day disabled list on 8/18 is hitting.387 with a OPS in 10 apps and 8 starts (12-31, 3 2b, 1 3b, 3hr, 11rbi,.839slg,.459obp). From 8/1-8/17 was disabled with a left shoulder strain. Leads the team in starts in RF (96)...made 6 starts in CF (last, 7/17 vs Wsh). 7 EUGENIO SUÁREZ, inf Homestand: 10-23, 2 2b, 3hr, 7rbi, 10r First name is pronounced Ay-you-hay-nee-oh. In 27 apps in August is hitting.349 (29-83) with a OPS, 8 HR and 20 RBI (.491obp,.723slg). Hit safely in 16 of his last 19 apps, raising his season BA from.255 (24-60,.400, 6 2b, 6hr, 17rbi,.800slg,.543obp). Hasn t committed an error since 7/2 vs Chi, at 48 consecutive games the longest errorless streak of his career. From 8/9-8/25 produced a career-high 16-game on-base streak (21-52,.404, 5 2b, 6hr, 16rbi,.846slg,.556obp) that included a career-high 10-game hitting streak (8/15-8/25, 14-35,.400, 3 2b, 4hr, 11rbi,.829slg,.511obp). His 10-game hitting streak was the longest active streak on the team and when snapped tied Atl s Brandon Phillips for the third-longest active streak in the Major Leagues behind Phi s Odubel Herrera (17) and LAD s Corey Seager (13). 32 STUART TURNER, c Homestand: 1gs at C, 0-3 Was a December 2016 Rule 5 Draft selection from the Twins. Missed the weekend series vs the Pirates for Sat s birth of son Easton Michael. Last played last Wed vs Cubs, started the 9-3 loss (0-3). Since he came off the 10-day disabled list on 6/18 has made 15 apps and 5 starts (5-28,.179, 1hr, 2rbi). Made 5 of his 10 starts in the Reds first 20 games of the season, while Devin Mesoraco was disabled the first time. From 5/20-6/17 was on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right hamstring. From 5/28-6/16 made 15 rehab apps for Louisville (14-59,.237, 3rbi). On 8/9 vs SD produced his first career home run (2-run off Travis Wood). Was on the Opening Day roster...became the first Reds catcher to skip Class AAA since Tucker Barnhart made the 2014 Opening Day roster. On 4/6 vs Phi started in his Major League debut...rhp Rookie Davis on 4/6 also started in his debut...for the first time in franchise history, since 1869, the Reds starting battery mates made big league debuts in the same game. Entered the season rated the best defensive catcher in the organization. 19 JOEY VOTTO, 1b Homestand:.485obp, 5-22, 1 2b, 1hr, 3rbi, 11bb, 1sb Was a National League All-Star for the fifth time. Over 2 apps Sun vs Pit and Tue vs NYM recorded 8 walks total and a walk in 6 consecutive plate apps, the longest streak in the Major Leagues since Col s Brad Hawpe walked 6 straight times from 6/22-6/23, Sun vs Pit, with 5 walks tied the club record for the second time (Hughie Critz on 5/28/1926 at StL, Johnny Bench on 7/22/1979 at Chi, Votto on 9/23/2013 vs NYM). Leads the Major Leagues in walks and on-base percentage and ranks among the National League leaders in hitting (9th), HR (3rd), RBI (7th), runs (6th), total bases (6th), slugging percentage (7th) and extra-base hits (T7th). Is on pace to lead the NL in walks for the fifth time, in on-base percentage for the sixth time and in both categories in the same season for the fourth time. From 7/26-8/26 reached base safely in a season-high 29 games, a streak snapped by an 0-for-4 on Sat vs Pit (37-97,.381, 6 2b, 7hr, 20rbi,.660slg,.545obp). His 29-game on-base streak included a stretch from 7/26-8/15 during which he reached base safely at least twice in 20 straight games, a franchise record and 1 shy of Ted Williams 1948 Major League record, and a 17-game hitting streak from 7/26-8/12 that tied his career high. His season batting average peaked at.318 through his third plate appearance on 7/3 (93-292,.31849)...entered tonight s game hitting ( ). Has at least 30 HR for the second time in his career...his career high is 37 HR during his 2010 MVP season (.324, 36 2B, 2 3B, 37 HR, 113 RBI,.424obp,.600slg). With 254 career HR ranks fifth on the club s all-time list (Johnny Bench 389, Frank Robinson 324, Tony Perez 287, Adam Dunn 270)...is the all-time leader in home runs at Great American Ball Park (138; Jay Bruce 2nd, 135). His 820 RBI ranks 10th on the club s all-time list...brandon Phillips ranks ninth in franchise history with 851 RBI. His 974 career walks are the most in Major League history by a player born in Canada (Larry Walker 2nd, 913)...his 254 HR are third-most by a Canadian (Larry Walker 383, Matt Stairs 265). Holds the franchise record for games played at first base (1,372). Leads National League first basemen in fielding percentage...on 7/26 at NYY committed only his second error of the season (5/26 at Phi), snapping his errorless streak at 53 games...was his longest single-season errorless streak since he began 2011 with 65 consecutive errorless games. Was National League Player of the Week for 6/26-7/2 (11-21,.524, 3hr, 6rbi, 1.095slg,.630obp)...was his fourth career award and first since May Is the 2010 National League Most Valuable Player and Hank Aaron Award winner, a 4-time NL All-Star, a Sporting News NL All-Star and the only Reds first baseman ever to win a Rawlings Gold Glove Award.

5 2017 Day-By-Day Results H-R Winning Losing GA Anncd. G Date Opp. D-N W-L Score Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. Pos. GB Att. 4/2 off day Cardinals 4, Cubs T /3 vs Phi H-D L 3-4 Hellickson, 1-0 Feldman, 0-1 Gomez, T ,804 4/4 off day 0-1 T /5 vs Phi H-N W 2-0 Finnegan, 1-0 Eickhoff, 0-1 Iglesias, T1-19, /6 vs Phi H-D W 7-4 Reed, 1-0 Morgan, 0-1 Storen, T1-10, /7 at StL R-N W 2-0 Garrett, 1-0 Leake, 0-1 Iglesias, , /8 at StL R-D L 4-10 Wacha, 1-0 Arroyo, T1-46, /9 at StL R-D W 8-0 Feldman, 1-1 Martinez, T1-45, /10 at Pit R-N W 7-1 Lorenzen, 1-0 Glasnow, T1-28, /11 at Pit R-N W 6-2 Storen, 1-0 Nicasio, 0-1 Iglesias, , /12 at Pit R-N W 9-2 Garrett, 2-0 Nova, 1-1 # , /13 vs Mil H-N L 1-5 Nelson, 1-0 Arroyo, , /14 vs Mil H-N L 4-10 Milone, 1-0 Wood, , /15 vs Mil H-D W 7-5 Iglesias, 1-0 Torres, 0-1 Lorenzen, , /16 vs Mil H-D L 2-4 Peralta, 3-0 Romano, 0-1 Feliz, ,625 4/17 off day /18 vs Bal H-N W 9-3 Arroyo, 1-2 Gausman, , /19 vs Bal H-N L 0-2 Jiménez, 1-0 Garrett, 2-1 Brach, , /20 vs Bal H-N L 1-2 (10) O Day, 1-1 Wood, 0-2 Brach, , /21 vs Chi H-N L 5-6 (11) Edwards Jr., 1-0 Stephenson, 0-1 Davis, , /22 vs Chi H-D L 8-12 Arrieta, 3-0 Reed, , /23 vs Chi H-D W 7-5 Arroyo, 2-2 Lackey, , /24 at Mill R-N L 7-11 Torres, 1-2 Garrett, , /25 at Mil R-N L 1-9 Davies, 2-2 Feldman, 1-2 Milone, , /26 at Mil R-D L 4-9 Peralta, 4-1 Davis, ,062 4/27 off day /28 at StL R-N L 5-7 Lynn, 3-1 Adleman, 0-1 Oh, ,722 4/29 at StL R-D Postponed by rain, rescheduled for Mon, 6/26 (4:15et) /30 at StL R-D W 5-4 Peralta, 1-0 Rosenthal, 0-1 Iglesias, T , /1 vs Pit H-N W 4-3 (10) Lorenzen, 2-0 Hudson, T , /2 vs Pit H-N L 3-12 Glasnow, 1-1 Feldman, 1-3 LeBlanc, T , /3 vs Pit H-N W 7-2 Davis, 1-1 Taillon, , /4 vs Pit H-D W 4-2 Adleman, 1-1 Nova, 3-3 Iglesias, , /5 vs SF H-N W 13-3 Arroyo, 3-2 Cain, , /6 vs SF H-N W 14-2 Garrett, 3-2 Blach, 0-2 Stephenson, T1-20, /7 vs SF H-D W 4-0 FELDMAN, 2-3 Cueto, , /8 vs NYY H-N L 4-10 Tanaka, 5-1 Davis, , /9 vs NYY H-N W 5-3 Adleman, 2-1 Sabathia, 2-2 Iglesias, ,035 5/10 off day /11 at SF R-N W 3-2 Peralta, 2-0 Strickland, 0-1 Iglesias, , /12 at SF R-N L 2-3 (17) Gearrin, 1-1 Stephenson, , /13 at SF R-D L 1-3 Moore, 2-4 BONILLA, 0-1 Law, , /14 at SF R-D L 3-8 Samardzija, 1-5 Adleman, ,122 5/15 off day /16 at Chi R-N L 5-9 Lackey, 4-3 Arroyo, T , /17 at Chi R-N L 5-7 Hendricks, 3-2 Feldman, 2-4 Davis, , /18 at Chi R-D L 5-9 Lester, 2-2 Garrett, 3-3 Uhehara, , /19 vs Col H-N L 6-12 Anderson, 3-4 Bonillla, * , /20 vs Col H-D W 12-8 Wojciechowski, 1-0 Dunn, , /21 vs Col H-D L 4-6 Freeland, 5-2 Arroyo, 3-4 Holland, , /22 vs Cle H-N W 5-1 Feldman, 3-4 Tomlin, , /23 vs Cle H-N L 7-8 Miller, 3-0 Storen, 1-1 Allen, , /24 at Cle R-N W 4-3 Lorenzen, 3-0 Allen, 0-2 Iglesias, ,426 5/25 at Cle R-N Postponed by rain, rescheduled for Mon, 7/24 (7:10) /26 at Phi R-N W 5-2 Adleman, 3-2 Nola, 2-2 Iglesias, , /27 at Phi R-D L 3-4 Neris, 2-2 Lorenzen, , /28 at Phi R-D W 8-4 Feldman, 4-4 Eflin, , /29 at Tor R-N L 2-17 Stroman, 6-2 Bonilla, , /30 at Tor R-N L 4-6 Smith, 1-0 Wood, 0-3 Osuna, , /31 at Tor R-D L 4-5 Grilli, 2-4 Peralta, 2-1 Osuna, ,058 6/1 off day /2 vs Atl H-N W 3-2 (10) Iglesias, 2-0 Ramirez, , /3 vs Atl H-D L 5-6 (12) Johnson, 3-1 Wood, , /4 vs Atl H-D L 8-13 Teheran, 5-4 Garrett, , /5 vs StL H-N W 4-2 Bonilla, 1-3 Martinez, 4-5 Iglesias, , /6 vs StL H-N W 13-1 Adleman, 4-2 Wainwright, , /7 vs StL H-N W 6-4 Peralta, 3-1 Cecil, 0-2 Iglesias, , /8 vs StL H-D W 5-2 Feldman, 5-4 Leake, 5-5 Iglesias, , /9 at LAD R-N L 2-7 Hill, 3-2 Garrett, 3-5 Maeda, , /10 at LAD R-N L 4-5 Jansen, 4-0 Storen, , /11 at LAD R-D L 7-9 Avilan, 1-1 Iglesias, 2-1 Jansen, , /12 at SD R-N L 3-9 Perdomo, 1-3 Arroyo, , /13 at SD R-N L 2-6 Richard, 5-7 Feldman, 5-5 Maurer, , /14 at SD R-D L 2-4 Chacin, 6-5 Lorenzen, 3-2 Maurer, ,386 6/15 off day /16 vs LAD H-N L 1-3 Wood, 7-0 Adleman, 4-3 Jansen, , /17 vs LAD H-D L 2-10 Ryu, 3-6 Wojciechowski, , /18 vs LAD H-D L 7-8 Maeda, 5-3 Arroyo, 3-6 Jansen, * , /19 at TB R-N W 7-3 Lorenzen, 4-2 Alvarado, , /20 at TB R-N L 5-6 Cobb, 6-5 Garrett, 3-6 Colome, , /21 at TB R-D L 3-8 Ramirez, 4-2 Adleman, 4-4 Whitley, ,610 6/22 off day /23 at Wsh R-N L 5-6 (11) Albers, 3-1 Iglesias, , /24 at Wsh R-D L 3-18 Ross, 4-3 Bailey, , /25 at Wsh R-D W 6-2 Feldman, 6-5 Roark, , /26 at StL R-D L 2-8 Wacha, 4-3 Finnegan, , /27 vs Mil H-N W 8-6 Adleman, 5-4 Guerra, 1-2 Iglesias, , /28 vs Mil H-N W 4-3 Storen, 2-2 Knebel, 0-1 Iglesias, , /29 vs Mil H-N L 3-11 Nelson, 6-4 Bailey, , /30 vs Chi H-N W 5-0 Feldman, 7-5 Montgomery, , /1 vs Chi H-D W 5-3 Stephens, 1-0 Butler, , /2 vs Chi H-D L 2-6 Arrieta, 8-6 Adleman, ,536 H-R Winning Losing GA Anncd. G Date Opp. D-N W-L Score Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. Pos. GB Att. 82 7/3 at Col R-N L 3-5 Hoffman, 5-1 Castillo, 0-1 Holland, , /4 at Col R-N W 8-1 Bailey, 1-2 Freeland, , /5 at Col R-N L 3-5 Gray, 2-0 Feldman, 7-6 Holland, ,5 32, /6 at Col R-D W 6-3 Romano, 1-1 Chatwood, , /7 at Ari R-N L 3-6 Greinke, 11-4 Adleman, 5-6 Rodney, , /8 at Ari R-N W 7-0 Castillo, 1-1 Walker, , /9 at Ari R-D W 2-1 Bailey, 2-2 Corbin, 6-9 Iglesias, ,923 7/10 All-Star break, Home Run Derby Champion - NYY s Aaron Judge 7/11 All-Star Game, Marlins Park, Miami, American League 2, National League 1 (10), MVP - Sea s Robinson Cano 7/12 All-Star break 7/13 All-Star break 89 7/14 vs Wsh H-N L 0-5 Gonzalez, 8-4 Adleman, 5-7 Grace, , /15 vs Wsh H-N L 7-10 Scherzer, 11-5 Castillo, 1-2 Grace, , /16 vs Wsh H-D L 4-14 Roark, 7-6 Bailey, , /17 vs Wsh H-D L 1-6 Strasburg, 10-3 Feldman, , /18 vs Ari H-N L 2-11 Ray, 9-4 Romano, , /19 vs Ari H-N W 4-3 (11) Lorenzen, 5-2 McFarland, , /20 vs Ari H-D L 2-12 Corbin, 7-9 Castillo, , /21 vs Mia H-N L 1-3 Ureña, 8-4 Bailey, 2-4 Ramos, , /22 vs Mia H-N L 4-5 Wittgren, 3-1 Stephenson, 0-3 Ramos, , /23 vs Mia H-D W 6-3 Romano, 2-2 Koehler, 1-5 Iglesias, , /24 at Cle R-N L 2-6 Tomlin, 7-9 Adleman, , /25 at NYY R-N L 2-4 Montgomery, 7-5 Castillo, 1-4 Chapman, , /26 at NYY R-D L 5-9 Severino, 7-4 Bailey, , /27 at Mia R-D L 1-4 O Grady, 2-1 Stephenson, 0-4 Ramos, , /28 at Mia R-N L 4-7 McGowan, 6-1 Peralta, , /29 at Mia R-N L 3-7 Conley, 4-3 Adleman, 5-9 & , /30 at Mia R-D W 6-4 Castillo, 2-4 Straily, ,747 7/31 off day /1 at Pit R-N W 9-1 Bailey, 3-5 Taillon, , /2 at Pit R-N W 5-2 Lorenzen, 6-2 Benoit, 1-5 Iglesias, , /3 at Pit R-N L 0-6 Kuhl, 4-7 Romano, , /4 vs StL H-N W 3-2 Wojciechowski, 2-1 Leake, 7-10 Iglesias, , /5 vs StL H-N L 1-4 Lynn, 10-6 Castillo, 2-5 Rosenthal, , /6 vs StL H-D L 4-13 Cecil, 2-4 Bailey, , /7 vs SD H-N W 11-3 Wood, 1-4 Chacin, , /8 vs SD H-N L 3-7 Perdomo, 6-8 Romano, , /9 vs SD H-N W 8-3 Wojciechowski, 3-1 Wood, , /10 vs SD H-D W 10-3 Storen, 3-2 Yates, , /11 at Mil R-N W Bailey, 4-6 Nelson, 9-6 Iglesias, , /12 at Mil R-N L 5-6 (10) Knebel, 1-2 Adleman, , /13 at Mil R-D L 4-7 Garza, 6-6 Romano, 2-5 Knebel, , /14 at Chi R-N L 5-15 Quintana, 7-10 Wojciechowski, , /15 at Chi R-N W 2-1 Lorenzen, 7-2 Strop, 3-3 Iglesias, , /16 at Chi R-N L 6-7 Davis, 3-1 Peralta, , /17 at Chi R-D W Storen, 4-2 Grimm, 1-2 Iglesias, , /18 at Atl R-N W 5-4 Romano, 3-5 Dickey, 8-8 Iglesias, , /19 at Atl R-N W 11-8 Stephenson, 1-4 Teheran, , /20 at Atl R-D L 1-8 Newcomb, 2-7 Castillo, ,758 8/21 off day /22 vs Chi H-N L 9-13 Rondon, 4-1 Peralta, , /23 vs Chi H-N L 3-9 Montgomery, 4-6 Wojciechowski, * , /24 vs Chi H-N W 4-2 Lorenzen, 8-2 Strop, 3-4 Iglesias, , /25 vs Pit H-N W 9-5 Stephenson, 2-4 Nova, , /26 vs Pit H-N L 0-1 Cole, 11-8 Castillo, 2-7 Rivero, , /27 vs Pit H-D L 2-5 Schugel, 3-0 Mahle, 0-1 Rivero, ,155 8/28 off day /29 vs NYM H-N W 14-4 Romano, 4-5 Flexen, , /30 vs NYM H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 134 8/31 vs NYM H-D 12:35 MLB Network 135 9/1 at Pit R-N 7:05 FOX Sports Ohio 136 9/2 at Pit R-N 7:05 FOX Sports Ohio 137 9/3 at Pit R-D 1:35 FOX Sports Ohio 138 9/4 vs Mil H-D 1:10 FOX Sports Ohio, ESPN 139 9/5 vs Mil H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 140 9/6 vs Mil H-D 12:35 MLB Network 141 9/7 at NYM R-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 142 9/8 at NYM R-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 143 9/9 at NYM R-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 144 9/10 at NYM R-D 1:10 9/11 off day 145 9/12 at StL R-N 8:15 FOX Sports Ohio 146 9/13 at StL R-N 8:15 FOX Sports Ohio 147 9/14 at StL R-D 1:45 FOX Sports Ohio 148 9/15 vs Pit H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 149 9/16 vs Pit H-D 4:10 FOX Sports Ohio 150 9/17 vs Pit H-D 1:10 9/18 off day 151 9/19 vs StL H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 152 9/20 vs StL H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 153 9/21 vs StL H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 154 9/22 vs Bos H-N 7:10 FOX Sports Ohio 155 9/23 vs Bos H-D 4:10 FOX Sports Ohio 156 9/24 vs Bos H-D 1:10 9/25 off day 157 9/26 at Mil R-N 7:40 FOX Sports Ohio 158 9/27 at Mil R-N 8:10 FOX Sports Ohio 159 9/28 at Mil R-N 4:10 FOX Sports Ohio (original starting time was 8:10et) 160 9/29 at Chi R-D 2:20 FOX Sports Ohio 161 9/30 at Chi R-D 4:05 FOX Sports Ohio /1 at Chi R-D 3:20 FOX Sports Ohio BOLD RED CAPS are complete games, bold red attendance are sellouts # - Season-high 5 games above.500, ++ - Season-high 1.5-game leads & - Season-high 22 games below.500, * - Season-high 16.0-game deficit