2017 BALTIMORE ORIOLES SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS

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1 2017 BALTIMORE ORIOLES SUPPLEMENTAL BIOS PLAYERS INCLUDED: NO. 24 PEDRO ÁLVAREZ NO. 1 TIM BECKHAM NO. 48 RICHARD BLEIER NO. 50 MIGUEL CASTRO NO. 58 JEREMY HELLICKSON NO. 49 GABRIEL YNOA

2 24 PEDRO ÁLVAREZ INF Full Name: Pedro Manuel Álvarez Born: February 6, Opening Day Age: 30 Height: 6 3 Weight: 235 Bats: Left Throws: Right Birthplace: Santo Domingo, DR Resides: Nashville, TN Contract Status: Signed through 2017 Major League Service (entering 2017): Acquired: Signed by the Orioles to a minor league contract on March 3, GAME HIGHS & STREAKS HITS: 4, three times, last: 8/27/13 vs. MIL RUNS: 3, four times, last: 4/4/14 vs. STL DOUBLES: 2, five times, last: 4/25/16 at TB TRIPLES: 1, six times, last: 6/11/14 vs. CHC HR: 2, 13 times, last: 8/5/16 at CWS RBI: 6, 6/17/12 at CLE WALKS: 4, 5/3/15 at STL SB: 1, 15 times, last: 4/22/16 at KC HITTING STREAK: 12 games, 6/16-29/ HIGHLIGHTS: Longest 2016 Hit Streak: 5G (5/28-6/4;.333, 7-for-21, 2-2B, 2 HR, 3 R, 5 RBI) Appeared on the Orioles 2016 AL Wild Card Game roster Per Elias, became the first Oriole to hit six home runs over a five-game span (7/30-8/5) since Chris Davis had six in a five-game span from Sept. 26-Oct. 1, 2012 According to the Elias Sports Bureau, his six home runs over five games from July 30-August 5 are the most home runs he s hit in a fivegame span in his career Batted.266 (61-for-229) with 12 doubles, 19 home runs, 36 runs scored, and 37 RBI over his last 73 games (since June 2) Posted the 13th multi-homer game of his career (third this season) on August 5 at CWS Logged the sixth 5+ RBI game of his career on June 21 vs. SD Belted his second career Eutaw Street home run on September 2 vs. NYY Hit his first career Eutaw Street home run on May 8 vs. OAK Hit a walk-off sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 10th inning on May 5 vs. NYY Was his fourth career walk-off RBI Signed a one-year contract with the Orioles on March 10, 2016 Since 2012, his 133 home runs rank tied for 19th among all Major League hitters 2015: Leaves Pittsburgh with the 13 th -most home runs (131) in franchise history Since 2012, his 111 home runs rank 11 th among all Major League hitters Posted his third season with at least 25 home runs and 75 RBI (also, 2012 and 2013) Of his 27 home runs and 77 RBI, 24 home runs and 68 RBI came against right-handed pitchers Slugged 22 solo home runs Among National League hitters, ranked tied for 10 th in home runs and tied for 21 st in RBI Batted.375 (6-for-16) and collected 15 RBI with the bases loaded With one out in an inning, he hit.307/.376/.560 (46-for-150) Batted.291/.385/.658 (34-for-117) with four doubles, 13 home runs, 28 RBI, and 23 runs scored in 43 day games Hit.378 (17-for-45) with three doubles and eight home runs when he swung at the first pitch of an at-bat In nine games from 8/11-19, he batted.483/.500/.966 (14-for-29) with two doubles, four home runs, and nine RBI Hit safely in a season-high five consecutive games three times (5/22-27, 6/23-27, and 8/9-14) Among qualifying first basemen, he ranked first in the Major Leagues with total chances per 9.0 innings 2014: Of his 18 home runs, 16 came against right-handers Posted a single-season, career-high eight stolen bases Made his fourth straight Opening Day start at third base, the longest streak by a Pirates player since Aramis Ramirez ( )...Homered twice on 4/4 vs. St. Louis...Homered twice again on 4/9 at Chicago-NL Hit a game-tying, two-run homer off Toronto s Sergio Santos in the ninth inning on 5/2 at PNC Park...Had a seasonhigh four RBI on 5/5 vs. San Francisco... Reached base safely in 11 straight starts from 4/23-5/6 Hit.299 (26-for-87) in 26 June games...hit his 100 th career home run on 7/8 at St. Louis, becoming the 23 rd player to hit at least 100 home runs as a Pirate...Exited the game on 7/22 vs. Los Angeles-NL with left knee discomfort...placed on Bereavement List from 8/5-7...Made first professional appearance/start at first base on 8/18 vs. Atlanta...Homered twice on 8/23 at Milwaukee (10 th career multi-homer game) and tied season high with four RBI Made four straight starts at first base from 8/23-26 and went 4-for-13 (.308) with three home runs and five RBI Left the game on 8/26 vs. St. Louis with a left foot sprain and missed the next seven games Struck out in pinch-hitting appearance on 9/5 at Chicago-NL Diagnosed with a stress reaction of the 4 th metatarsal in his left foot on 9/10 and missed remainder of the season Made 99 appearances (95 starts) at third base and five starts at first base Committed all 25 errors (23 throwing) while playing third base Batted.295 (13-for-44) with two home runs and eight RBI in 12 games against AL East opponents In the fourth inning of games, he batted.350 (21-for-60) with seven home runs and 18 RBI. 2013: Collected a career-high 130 hits, 36 home runs (tied for first in the NL), 100 RBI (tied for fifth in the NL), and 70 runs scored Ranked sixth among qualifying NL hitters in RBI/per at bat ratio (5.58) Shared the league lead in home runs with Arizona s Paul Goldschmidt, becoming the first Pittsburgh player to win the NL home run crown (either tied or outright) since Willie Stargell in 1973 Named to his first National League All- Star team and participated in the Home Run Derby Hit six homers in the first round and did not advance...won the NL Silver Slugger Award as a third baseman Set club record for most home runs hit by a third baseman (previous high was 34 by Aramis Ramirez in 2001) Hit 24 home runs prior to the All-Star break, joining Hall-of-Famers Willie Stargell (30 in 1971 and 1973) and Ralph Kiner (24 in 1950) as the only Pittsburgh players to hit as many as 24 homers prior to the break Led the NL with 14 home runs during day games Averaged a home run every 15.5 at bats, the best mark among qualifying NL hitters Became the first Pittsburgh third baseman to hit 30 or more home runs in consecutive seasons and the fifth player overall (also Ralph Kiner, Willie Stargell, Brian Giles, and Jason Bay)...Homered in back-to-back games on 4/18-19 and four times in six games from 4/18-25 Homered in back-to-back games on 5/17 and 5/19 Bounced a home run into the Allegheny River (estimated 462 feet) on 5/17 vs. Houston Connected off former Vanderbilt teammate Mike Minor for a home run on 6/4 at Atlanta - his second homer of the season off a LHP Was a triple shy of hitting for the cycle and had a season-high five RBI on 6/20 at Cincinnati Homered in four straight games from 6/20-

3 23 Hit third in the lineup for the first and only time in his career on 6/23 at Los Angeles-AL and went 2-for-5 with a homer Named National League Player of the Week for the period of 6/17-23 after hitting.414 (12-for-29) with four home runs and 10 RBI in seven games Recorded a career-high 12-game hitting streak (.396, 19-for-48) with four doubles, six home runs, and 15 RBI from 6/ Hit his 20 th home run of the season on 6/29 to become the first Pirates left-handed batter to have at least 20 home runs by the end of June since Brian Giles hit 21 in His 10 home runs hit during June were tied with Cincinnati s Jay Bruce for the most in the NL and were the most in June by a Pirates player since Richie Hebner hit 10 in Hit safely in 22 of his 24 games from 6/16-7/13, batting.340 (33-for-97) with 10 homers and 24 RBI in that span...took over the NL lead in home runs when he hit his 27 th on 7/29 vs. St. Louis...His seven home runs during July, which tied for second in the league (Alfonso Soriano led with eight)...hit his 30 th home run on 8/17 vs. Arizona...Tied career high with four hits on 8/27 vs. Milwaukee...Logged his first career inside-thepark home run on 9/13 vs. Chicago (off Jake Arrieta)...Hit.344 (21-for-61) with six home runs and 13 RBI in 18 Interleague games (the six home runs tied for second among NL players)...led NL third basemen in games (150), starts (148), assists (359), and total chances (458) Tied for second in double plays (27) Established a Major League record by recording at least one RBI in each of his first six career postseason games...batted.300 (6-for-20) with three home runs and seven RBI in the six games...hit safely in all five Division Series games vs. St. Louis...Singled off left-hander Kevin Siegrist to break a 3-3 tie in the eighth inning of Game 3 on 10/6 (Pirates won, 5-3)...His eighth-inning home run in Game 4 on 10/7 was the lone Pittsburgh hit against Michael Wacha (Pirates lost, 2-1). 2012: Spent first full season in the Major Leagues...Ranked second among NL third basemen in home runs (30) and fourth in the majors behind Miguel Cabrera (42), Adrian Beltre (31), and Chase Headley (31)...His 17.5 HR/AB ratio ranked seventh among all NL batters...had seven games with at least four RBI, which tied for the most in the majors along with Texas Josh Hamilton...Hit a NL leading 18 home runs in day games, the most by a Pirate in day games since Willie Stargell hit 19 in Started at third base for Pittsburgh on Opening Day for the second straight season...batted.462 (12-for-26) with three doubles, three home runs, and nine RBI during seven-game hitting streak from 4/28-5/4...Homered twice in back-to-back games, 6/16-17 at Cleveland...Recorded a career-high six RBI on 6/17...Slugged a grand slam off Lance Lynn on 6/30 at STL, his second career grand slam...left game on 7/1 due to leg cramps and missed the game on 7/2...Hit a game tying, three-run home run in the top of the ninth inning on the first pitch following a 53-minute rain delay at Coors Field on 7/16 (off LHP Rex Brothers)...Homered off lefty Barrett Browning in 19 th inning at St. Louis on 8/19, the first time in franchise history that a player homered in the 19 th inning or later...went 4-for-5 with a double, two home runs, and four RBI on 8/28 vs. St. Louis...Hit.322 (29-for-90) in August...Named the NL Player of the Week for 8/27-9/ : Was Pittsburgh s Opening Day starter at third base - the first left-handed hitting third baseman to start at third base on Opening Day for the Pirates since Richie Hebner in Recorded his first Major League stolen base on 4/1 at Chicago-NL...Hit first home run and fell a triple shy of hitting for the cycle after going 3-for-4 on 4/21 at Florida...Missed four games (5/4-8) with tightness in right quad...placed on the 15-day disabled list, 5/21 (retroactive to 5/20) with a right quad strain...played one rehab game with GCL Pirates on 6/27...Played in six rehab games with Class A- Advanced Bradenton from 6/28-7/3 before being transferred to Triple-A Indianapolis on 7/4...Went 5-for-17 (.294) with five RBI in five rehab games with Indianapolis from 7/4-8...Reinstated from the DL and optioned to Indianapolis on 7/9...Batted.365 (23-for-63) with three homers and 13 RBI in 18 Triple-A games (including rehab) in July...Was recalled by Pittsburgh on 7/25 and hit safely in eight of his first 11 games with the Pirates...Slugged a home run off Philadelphia s Cliff Lee on 7/30 at Citizens Bank Park...Started the most games (63) at third base for Pittsburgh. 2010: Opened season with Indianapolis and made the most starts (94) at third base for the Pirates...Homered in first game of the season with Indianapolis on 4/8 at Columbus...Hit two home runs and drove in five the following day at Columbus...Homered in back-to-back games on 4/30 and 5/1 and collected 17 RBI in seven games from 4/30-5/7...Posted a nine-game hitting streak (12-for-31,.387) from 5/19-29 and hit safely in 20 of his 23 games (.337, 28-for-83) from 5/19-6/12...Had four hits on 5/27 at Charlotte and fell a single shy of hitting for the cycle on 6/9 vs. Pawtucket...Hit.323 (20-for-62) against left-handed pitchers and.261 (47-for-180) against right-handed pitchers while playing for Indianapolis...Was recalled by Pittsburgh on 6/16 and made his Major League debut that night against the White Sox at PNC Park (went 0-for-2 with a walk and a run scored)...held hitless in his first 11 Major League at-bats before collecting an RBI-double off Cleveland lefty David Huff on 6/19...Slugged his first big league home run at PNC Park off Philadelphia s Kyle Kendrick on 7/3...Hit.393 (11-for-28) from 7/ Registered a season-high five RBI on 7/20 vs. Milwaukee...Shared NL rookie lead in home runs (seven) during July...Had at least one RBI in seven straight games (11 total) from 8/4-11, the longest streak by a Pittsburgh rookie since Frank Coleman did so in eight consecutive games in 1944 (8/6-14) and the longest streak by any Pirate since Jason Bay with seven in a row in Homered three times in four games from 8/4-7 Hit a three-run, walk-off homer with two outs in the 10 th inning off Colorado s Huston Street on 8/7...Recorded at least one RBI (15 total) in seven straight games from 9/ Posted his first career four-hit game and knocked in five runs on 9/30 at Florida...Reached base safely in 19 of his last 20 games and in 29 of his last 31...Logged an 11- game hitting streak (.467, 21-for-45) from 9/21-10/1...Chosen as NL Player of the Week for the period of 9/20-26 after hitting.417 (10-for-24) with three homers and 13 RBI in six games...voted as the National League Rookie of the Month for September after hitting.311 with five home runs and 26 RBI in 29 games...led the Pirates with 13 home runs after the All-Star break and was tied for fifth among all NL players in RBI (53) during that span...slugged 12 of his 14 home runs at PNC Park...His 16 home runs set a club rookie record for a third baseman and were the most by a Pittsburgh third baseman since Aramis Ramirez hit 17 in : Hit.288/.378/.535 (134-for-465) with 32 doubles, a triple, 27 home runs, and 95 RBI in 126 combined games between Class A-Advanced Lynchburg and Double-A Altoona... Named Pittsburgh s Minor League Player of the Year Led Pittsburgh minor league hitters in home runs and RBI...Represented the United States at the MLB Futures Game in St. Louis on 7/12 and went 1-for-2 with one RBI as the starting designated hitter...played for Team USA in the World Cup tournament in Europe from 9/2-27 and batted.259 (14-for-54) with five home runs and 12 RBI in 15 games for the Gold Medal champions...tied a USA Baseball World Cup record by hitting three home runs in one game when he accomplished the feat against Chinese Taipei on 9/16...Began the regular season with Lynchburg, where he hit two game-tying homers in the ninth inning and three game-winning home runs, including two walk-offs at City Stadium (the Hillcats went 11-1 in games that he homered)...led Lynchburg in home runs (14) despite playing in just 66 games...went 3-for-4 with a double, homer, and four RBI in his first professional game on 4/9 vs. Potomac...Homered and logged six RBI on 4/16 vs. Winston-Salem...Collected 20 RBI in 21 games in April...Hit two home runs, including a grand slam, and knocked in a season-high seven on 6/13 at Kinston...Recorded six RBI after homering twice, including a grand slam, on 6/16 at Myrtle Beach...Was leading the Carolina League in RBI (55) and was second in homers (14) when he was promoted to Altoona on 6/22...Made Double-A debut on 6/23...Slugged his first home run with Altoona on 6/24 at Erie...Registered 10 multi-hit games and hit.352 (32-for-91) in 25 July games...homered in back-to-back games on 7/13 and 7/16...Reached base in 18 consecutive games from 7/30(G2)-8/20...Homered and walked four times on 8/1 vs. Trenton...Went 14- for-21 in a five-game stretch from 8/ On 8/27 vs. Trenton, went 3-for-5 with two home runs and a season-high nine total bases...selected as the Eastern League Player of the Month in August after hitting.368 (39-for-106) with seven home runs, 20 RBI, nine doubles, 21 runs scored, 24 walks

4 and a.485 on-base percentage...reached base safely in all but one game in August and produced a.651 slugging percentage...ranked second on Altoona with 13 home runs despite playing in just 60 games...named Altoona s Most Valuable Player...The Curve posted a (.567) record in games he played and a (.338) record in games he did not play...hit 24 of his 27 home runs with the two clubs against right-handed pitchers. OTHER/COLLEGIATE CAREER: Was ranked by Baseball America as the top prospect in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft and as the best power hitter among college players...was also ranked by Baseball America as Pirates top prospect prior to the 2009 and 2010 seasons...also recognized by Baseball America as Pittsburgh s best power hitter prior to the 2010 season...suffered a broken hamate bone in his right hand in 2008 season-opening game against Oregon State on 2/22 and went on to miss 23 of Vanderbilt s 63 games...returned to action on 4/1/08 and went 1-for-4 with two runs against Southeast Missouri...Tied career high with four hits on 5/11/08 vs. Georgia, going 4-for-5 and fell a homer shy of hitting for the cycle...homered in final collegiate game on 5/24/08 vs. Ole Miss (his 49 th career home run at Vanderbilt, which tied him with Scotti Madison for most in school history)...officially signed with Pittsburgh on 8/16/08 and spent three weeks at the club s Instructional League program in Bradenton, FL, from 9/28-10/18 Batted.386 with 18 home runs and 68 RBI while being named a first-team All-American by Baseball America, Rivals.com, and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association as a sophomore at Vanderbilt...Was named National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Hitter of the Week on 2/12/07 after hitting.500 (7-for-14) with two doubles, a triple, homer, and five RBI in the Houston College Classic...Named SEC Hitter of the Week for same time period...hit go-ahead, three-run inside-the-park home run (first in career) in the eighth inning of 6-3 win against Arkansas on 3/24/07...Produced a 24-game hitting streak from 4/21-6/3...Named the 2007 SEC Tournament Most Valuable Player after hitting.542 (13-for-24) with two homers and eight RBI in the tournament...led USA National Team in batting average (.315), hits (40), home runs (seven), RBI (30), total bases (70), and slugging percentage (.551), while winning the Silver Medal at the 2007 Pan Am Games and finishing third at the World Port Tournament...Hit.329 with a school record 22 home runs and 64 RBI in his first year at Vanderbilt (2006)...Named the Southeast Conference Freshman of the Year and the National Freshman of the Year by numerous industry outlets, including Baseball America and Rivals.com...Selected to SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll...Was a starter in 63 of his 64 games played (all at third base)...led team in walks and produced a.456 on-base percentage in Picked up first career hit in a 6-2 victory over then Top 25 ranked USC on 2/18/06...Went 1-for-3 and slugged his first career home run on 3/12/06 against Brown University...Was named Collegiate Baseball, Rosenblatt Report, and National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Player of the Week on 4/17/06 after going 9-for-18 (.500) with six home runs, a double, seven runs scored, and a slugging percentage in four games...chosen as the SEC Hitter of the Week in that stretch...also selected to the 2006 SEC All-Tourney team after hitting two homers and picking up six RBI and five runs scored in five games...was named the second-best prospect on the 2006 USA National Team by Baseball America after leading the team with a.379 batting average to go along with five homers, 12 doubles and 43 RBI in 31 games. PERSONAL: Wife s name is Keli...Is a 2005 graduate of Horace Mann High School in New York, where he was the Gatorade and Louisville Slugger New York High School Player of the Year during his senior season...helped lead Horace Mann to the 2004 Ivy League Championship Served as a captain on the baseball teams for three years and was a four-year starter...compiled a.349 batting average, 51 doubles, 49 home runs, and 162 RBI in 170 games during three seasons at Vanderbilt University ( )...Originally selected by the Boston Red Sox in the 14 th round of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft, but did not sign...selected by Pittsburgh in the first round (No. 2 overall) of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft Signed by Pirates scout Trevor Haley.

5 TAMPA BAY RAYS MEDIA GUIDE 40-MAN ROSTER TIM BECKHAM INFIELDER TIM BECKHAM 1 Timothy Lamar Beckham BATS RIGHT THROWS RIGHT HEIGHT 6'1" MAJOR LEAGUE SERVICE 2 years, 134 days OPENING DAY AGE 27 BORN 1/27/90 in Griffin, GA RESIDES Atlanta, GA CONTRACT STATUS Signed through 2017 ACQUIRED Selected in the first round (first overall) of the 2008 June Draft SIGNING SCOUT Milt Hill (Rays) WEIGHT 205 FOLLOW X-RAY REPORT ÊÊIn February, Tim attended the rededication ceremony of Campbell Park Field, a newly renovated youth baseball/softball field just a halfmile south of Tropicana Field he was joined by Rays President Brian Auld, St. Pete Mayor Rick Kriseman and kids from Campbell Park Elementary School the renovation was financed by the Rays Baseball Foundation grant program manual labor was provided by Rays groundskeepers and the City of St. Petersburg Parks & Recreation department. ÊÊTim flew to Houston in February to experience his first Super Bowl, but watched his hometown Atlanta Falcons suffer a crippling loss in overtime. ÊÊOne of his favorite moments from the Rays trip to Cuba in March 2015 came while exploring Old Havana with a group of teammates they visited La Floridita, the famous former haunt of Ernest Hemingway and Fidel Castro he was invited behind the crowded bar and got to make daquiris for patrons. ÊÊTim s older brother, Jeremy, was an infielder drafted by the Rays the same year, in the 17th round, and played parts of two seasons in the system Jeremy is the founder of Baseball Genius Academy, and in November, he opened a new facility near their hometown in addition to baseball instruction and training, they focus on helping their athletes in the classroom with SAT and ACT prep. ÊÊTim is actively involved in the community of his hometown of Griffin, Ga., during the offseason he has hosted youth baseball clinics at his alma mater, Griffin High School, and treated Salvation Army kids to holiday shopping sprees. ÊÊTim has a 3-year-old pit bull named Sergio SEASON ÊÊOver two stints with the Rays, appeared in 64 games and made 51 starts (23-SS, 16-2B, 5-1B, 4-3B, 3-DH) was one of four AL players to start multiple games at all four infield positions, along with HOU Marwin González, TEX Jurickson Profar and DET Andrew Romine. ÊÊMade his second consecutive Opening Day roster optioned to Triple-A Durham on May 25 and recalled on June 1 optioned to Durham again on Sep 1. ÊÊFinished his season riding a career-high 10- game hitting streak, batting.429 (15-for-35) during that span, before he was optioned. ÊÊFrom the All-Star break through the end of August, hit.327/.365/.520 (32-for-98) with 7 2B, 3 3B, 2 HR, 9 RBI and 15 runs in 29 games. ÊÊTwenty-two of his 49 hits (44.9 pct.) went for extra bases (12-2B, 5-3B, 5-HR) over the past two seasons, 42 of his 94 hits (44.7 pct.) have been extra-base hits. ÊÊEleven of his 16 RBI, and 4 of his 5 HR, came on the road in his career has hit.285 (55-for-193) with 10 HR on the road, compared to.195 (42-for-215) with 4 HR at home. Ê Ê Went 5-for-5 on July 18 at COL, tying the club record for hits in a game became the ninth Ray to do it, and first since Mikie Mahtook on Sep 18, 2015 vs. BAL was the first Ray to do it in a

6 road game since Matt Joyce, June 29, 2014 at BAL was the sixth of these 9 instances to do it in 5 AB. ÊÊFrom July at COL/OAK, tied club records with hits in 8 straight at-bats and reaching base in 9 straight plate appearances his 8 consecutive hits tied Ty Wigginton (2007) and Aubrey Huff (2004) and his reaching base in 9 PA tied Logan Forsythe (2015) and Melvin Upton Jr. (2011). ÊÊBelted 2 3B on Aug 20 vs. TEX, tying the club record (14th time) joined Carl Crawford (4xlast April 25, 2008 vs. BOS) as the only players (Rays or visitors) to do it at Tropicana Field. ÊÊWent 1-for-16 (.063) when coming off the bench, compared to.264 (48-for-182) as a starter. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS ÊÊIn 2015, was one of five AL rookies to start games at shortstop (22), second base (21), and third base (1) also started 7 games at DH hit 9 HR, a Rays record for a rookie middle infielder. ÊÊMade his first Opening Day roster, but spent time in Durham when he was optioned in May and again in June also spent time (June 1-26) on the DL due to a right hamstring strain returned to the Rays for good on July 12 when SS Asdrubal Cabrera went on the DL. ÊÊAveraged 5.49 AB per RBI, 3rd-best rate among major league rookies (min. 200 PA) trailed MIN Miguel Sanó (5.37) and CHC Kyle Schwarber (5.40). ÊÊBatted a team-high.308 with 2 out and RISP, 4th among AL rookies TAMPA BAY RAYS MEDIA GUIDE 40-MAN ROSTER TIM BECKHAM 059 SKIP MILOS / TAMPA BAY RAYS ÊÊHis.429 SLG was 6th among AL rookies who played in at least half of their team s games batted.276 on the road and only.181 at home, the largest disparity on the team. ÊÊHit 3 HR off the bench, including 2 pinch-hit home runs (the first 2 HR of his career) on the team s first road trip: April 11 at MIA (Mike Dunn) and April 16 at TOR (Aaron Loup) became the first Ray to make his first career HR a pinch-hit blast Taylor Motter joined him on May 17, 2016 at TOR was the first Rays rookie ever with 2 pinch-hit HR also became the first rookie with 2 pinch-hit HR in his team s first 10 games since NYM Ron Swoboda in ÊÊIn a pair of wins April at MIA, he became the first player to get a pinch-hit triple and pinch-hit HR in consecutive team games since CHC Leon Bull Durham did it on Sep 18-19, 1982 at MTL became the first AL player to do it since St. Louis Browns OF Chet Laabs did it June 14-15, 1940 vs. NYG in those 2 games, went a combined 4-for-5 with 2 runs and 3 RBI the last player to come off the bench and have multi-hit games in 2 consecutive team games was FLA Jeff Conine, who did it Sep 22-23, ÊÊOn Oct 3 vs. TOR, the Rays won, 4-3, on his 2-out, walk-off, bases-loaded, 2-run single off Blue Jays closer Roberto Osuna it was his first career walk-off hit. ÊÊIn 2014, returned from a torn right anterior cruciate ligament to play 15 games for Triple-A Durham down the stretch began a rehab assignment with Class-A Charlotte on July 21. ÊÊRejoined Durham on Aug 12 hit safely in his first 9 games back. ORGANIZATION COACHES & STAFF 40-MAN ROSTER NON-ROSTER INVITES RECORDS & HISTORY OPPONENTS MINOR LEAGUE OPERATIONS BROADCAST INFORMATION TROPICANA FIELD & MISC. Tim Beckham

7 TAMPA BAY RAYS MEDIA GUIDE 40-MAN ROSTER TIM BECKHAM Ê Saw his first major league stint in 2013 after a Sep 18 call up from Durham in his major league debut he singled off Tanner Scheppers as a pinch-hitter on Sep 19 vs. TEX. Ê At Durham, made 106 starts at SS, tops in the International League, and 15 starts at 2B. Ê Hit.291 (44-for-151) with a.371 OBP after the All-Star break for the Bulls hit a team-high.290 in the postseason for Durham, helping them capture the IL title. Ê Singled with two outs in the 7th inning of the Triple-A Championship game to break up a nohitter by Omaha s Chris Dwyer, who went on to beat the Bulls, 2-1. Ê Ranked by Baseball America as the No. 9 prospect in the Rays system following the season also tabbed by the publication as the organization s Best Infield Arm. Ê Two weeks before Christmas, tore the ACL in his right knee while working out underwent surgery to repair the ACL on Dec 17 by Dr. James Andrews in Pensacola, Fla. Ê Played the first two weeks of the 2012 season with Durham but missed the next 50 games while serving a suspension for a second violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program for a drug of abuse returned on June 23. Ê Made 47 starts at SS, and 24 starts at 2B his first experience at a position other than SS. Ê Split the 2011 season between Double-A Montgomery and Durham with an Aug 10 promotion combined to hit.271 (142-for-524) with 28 2B, 12 HR, 70 RBI and 17 SB his 12 HR remain a career high. Ê Played for the U.S. team in the Futures Game in July at Chase Field went 1-for-2 with an RBI double. Ê Ranked by Baseball America as the No. 7 prospect and Best Infield Arm in the Rays organization following the season. Ê Spent the 2010 season with Class-A Charlotte led the team with 68 runs, 57 RBI and 62 BB hit all 5 of his HR before the All-Star break but batted 73 points higher after. Ê Played for Class-A Bowling Green in 2009, his first full minor league season in 117 games at SS committed 43 errors, most among South Atlantic League shortstops ranked by Baseball America as the No. 6 prospect in the Rays organization and No. 5 prospect in the SAL following the season. Ê Made his pro debut in 2008 at Rookie-level Princeton after being selected No. 1 overall in the June Draft was called up to Short-A Hudson Valley on Aug 27 for 2 games. Ê On June 19 signed for $6.15 million, the largest bonus ever awarded to a player drafted by the Rays. Ê After the season, Baseball America ranked him the No. 1 prospect in the Appalachian League, as well as the organization s No. 2 prospect (behind David Price) and Best Hitter for Average. AMATEUR CAREER Ê Became the first No. 1 overall selection to be drafted out of Georgia since Mike Ivie (Padres) in 1970 was rated the No. 1 high school prospect entering the draft by Baseball America and No. 1 overall prospect by ESPN.com and Baseball Prospectus. Ê Hit.482 his senior year as he led Griffin (Ga.) High School to the Region 4A Championship as a junior was named Baseball America Youth Player of the Year, MVP of the Aflac All- American High School Baseball Classic (San Diego) and Best Batting Prospect at the 2007 Area Code Games (Long Beach, Calif.) also played football and basketball at Griffin. Ê During the summer of his junior year in high school, Tim played a summer showcase tournament in Port Charlotte he went 18-for-21 with 4 HR and helped his team win the tournament he remembers hitting a go-ahead home run on what is now known as Field 5 of the Rays spring complex. Ê Was a high school basketball and baseball teammate of NFL RB Bobby Rainey the town of Griffin has produced dozens of pro athletes, including former NL infielder Jeff Treadway, NFL Hall of Famer Rayfield Wright and the NFL s Willie Gault, Jessie Tuggle, Sherrod Martin and Chris Clemons. CAREER HIGHS HITS 5, 7/20/16 at COL HITTING STREAK 10G, 8/17/16 Current HOME RUNS 1, 14x-last 7/30/16 vs. NYY RBI 4, 7/28/15 vs. DET HOME RUN HIGHLIGHTS RUNS 2, 6x-last 8/28/16 at HOU WALKS 1, 27x-last 8/31/16 at BOS STRIKEOUTS 3, 10x-last 8/10/16 at TOR STOLEN BASES 1, 5x-last 8/17/16 vs. SD PINCH-HIT (2) 4/16/15 at TOR (Aaron Loup); 4/11/15 at MIA (Mike Dunn)

8 2017 TAMPA BAY RAYS MEDIA GUIDE 40-MAN ROSTER TIM BECKHAM CAREER BATTING YEAR CLUB AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB-I SO SB CS GDP SLG OBP E 2008 Princeton Hudson Valley Bowling Green Charlotte Montgomery Durham Durham Durham Tampa Bay GCL Rays Charlotte Durham Tampa Bay Charlotte Durham Tampa Bay Durham Minor League Totals Major League Totals : Selected by the Tampa Bay Rays in the first round (first overall) of the 2008 June Draft signed by Milt Hill. CAREER FIELDING YEAR POSITION PCT G PO A E TC DP 2013 Second Base Shortstop Second Base Shortstop Third Base Shortstop Second Base Third Base First Base Totals Second Base Shortstop Third Base First Base LEFT-RIGHT BREAKDOWN 2016 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI vs. Left vs. Right ORGANIZATION COACHES & STAFF 40-MAN ROSTER NON-ROSTER INVITES RECORDS & HISTORY OPPONENTS MINOR LEAGUE OPERATIONS BROADCAST INFORMATION TROPICANA FIELD & MISC. Tim Beckham

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11 MIGUEL CASTRO Right-Handed Pitcher Ht: 6-7 Wt: 203 B/T: R/R Opening Day Age: 22 Born: Dec. 24, 1994 in La Romana, D.R. Major League Service: Contract: Through 2017 Obtained: Acquired from Toronto in a six-player trade, July 28, 2015 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS Pitched a career-high two innings and with a career-high four strikeouts, April 9, 2016 vs. San Diego Made his Major League debut April 6, 2015 vs. New York-AL, pitching 1.1 hitless innings At 20 years, 103 days, was the third-youngest player to make his Major League debut in 2015 Recorded his first Major League save April 9, 2015 vs. New York-AL Acquired on July 28, 2015 from Toronto along with right-handed pitcher Jeff Hoffman, infielder Jose Reyes and right-handed pitcher Jesus Tinoco for right-handed pitcher LaTroy Hawkins and infielder Troy Tulowitzki CASTRO, M. 2016: Made his second Opening Day roster, first with the Rockies, and recorded a 6.14 ERA (14.2 IP, 10 ER) over three stints on the Major League roster. Made 19 appearances over three stints on the active roster went scoreless in 13 of 19 appearances with no hits allowed in nine games. Pitched a career-high two innings and struck out a career-high four batters April 9 vs. San Diego. Made six appearances in the month of April, allowing one run over six innings pitched before being placed on the 15-day disabled list on April 22 (retroactive to April 18) with right shoulder inflammation was on a rehab assignment from May 13 until being reinstated May 18 and subsequently optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque. Recalled again May 20 and optioned June 6 was recalled June 14 and optioned for the final time on June 25 placed on 7-day disabled Aug. 15, missing remainder of Triple-A season, again, due to shoulder inflammation. Was 2-3 with a ERA (15.2 IP, 18 ER) in 16 appearances with Albuquerque. 2015: Began the season on the Toronto Blue Jays Opening Day roster before being acquired by the Rockies via trade July 28. Made his Major League debut April 6 vs. New York-AL pitched 1.1 innings without allowing a base runner. At 20 years, 103 days, was the third-youngest player to debut in MLB in Recorded four saves in six opportunities for the Blue Jays, including his first Major League save April 9 vs. the Yankees overall, went 0-2 with a 4.38 ERA (12.1 IP, 6 ER) in 13 relief appearances for Toronto. Was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque Sept. 1 and made his Rockies debut that afternoon vs. Arizona... lost in the first game of the doubleheader after allowing a career-high four earned runs on a career-high-tying three hits over 1.1 innings pitched. In five relief appearances for the Rockies, went 0-1 with a ERA (5.1 IP, 6 ER) surrendered two home runs, walked four and struck out six. 2014: Pitched for three clubs in the Blue Jays organization, going a combined 8-3 with a 2.68 ERA (80.2 IP, 24 ER) in 16 appearances, 15 starts. Across all three levels, allowed just 50 hits in 80.1 innings pitched with 78 strikeouts and 30 walks. Was named a Northwest League Midseason All-Star for Short-Season Vancouver after going 6-2 with a 2.15 ERA (50.1 IP, 12 ER) in the first half. Named the Northwest League Pitcher of the Week (June 30-July 6) after going 2-0 with a 0.90 ERA and 13 strikeouts in 10.1 IP. 2013: Began the season with the Dominican Summer League Blue Jays before finishing the season in the Gulf Coast League. Was the R. Howard Webster Award winner (Team MVP) for the DSL Blue Jays after going 5-2 with a 1.36 ERA (53.0 IP, 8 ER) in 11 appearances, 10 starts. Was promoted to the Gulf Coast League Blue Jays Aug. 12, where he went 1-0 with a 2.40 ERA (15.0 IP, 4 ER) in three appearances, two starts. ROCKIES.com Twitter.com/Rockies Twitter.com/RockiesPR 73

12 (CASTRO, M., continued) 2012: Was signed by the Blue Jays Jan. 5 and went on to make eight appearances, three starts, with the Dominican Summer League club. Went 3-2 with a 4.87 ERA (20.1 IP, 11 ER) in eight appearances, three starts, in his first professional season. PERSONAL: Miguel Angel Castro resides in La Romana, D.R., with his father, Miguel Sr., a former heavyweight boxer and butcher, his mother, Yesnia Baez, a former lender, and one half-sister, Miguelina, who has three children Castro began playing baseball with a local little league at the age of four, playing center field at the age of 14, he began to play baseball full-time at a private training academy in the Dominican Republic later signed by Toronto in 2012 at the age of 17. CASTRO, M HIGHS AND LOWS CAREER 2.0, April 9 vs. SD... Most IP , April 9, 2016 vs. SD None...Low-hit CG...None 3, May 30 vs. CIN... Runs... 4, Sept. 1, 2015 vs. ARI 3, May 30 vs. CIN... ER... 4, Sept. 1, 2015 vs. ARI 4, May 30 vs. CIN...Hits...4, May 30, 2016 vs. CIN 1, 3x, last: June 19 at MIA...HRs... 1, 7x, last: June 19, 2016 at MIA 1, 5x, last: June 24 vs. ARI...Walks... 2, 2x, last: Sept. 8, 2015 at SD 4, April 9 vs. SD...Strikeouts... 4, April 9, 2016 vs. SD None Strikeout Games...None No consecutive wins...win Streak...No consecutive wins 3, April 14-Sept. 1...Losing Streak... 3, April 14-Sept. 1, 2015 CASTRO S CAREER RECORD Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO GF SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK 2012 DSL DSL Blue Jays Bluefield Vancouver Lansing Dunedin TORONTO Dunedin Buffalo Albuquerque COLORADO Albuquerque COLORADO Minor League Totals Major League Totals CASTRO S CAREER FIELDING Pos. G GS INN TC PO A E DP PCT P CASTRO S CAREER TRANSACTIONS 2012: Signed by Toronto as a non-drafted international free agent, Jan : Acquired by Colorado from Toronto, along with RHP Jeff Hoffman, RHP Jesus Tinoco and SS Jose Reyes, in exchange for RHP LaTroy Hawkins and INF Troy Tulowitzki, July : Placed on the 15-day disabled list (right shoulder inflammation), April 22 (retroactive to April 18); sent to Minors for rehabilitation (Albuquerque), May 13; reinstated from 15-day disabled list and optioned to Minors (Albuquerque), May ROCKIES.com Twitter.com/Rockies Twitter.com/RockiesPR

13 JEREMY HELLICKSON RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 58 B-T: R-R HT: 6-1; WT: 203 OPENING DAY AGE: 29 BORN: April 8, 1987, Des Moines, IA RESIDES: Des Moines, IA ML SERVICE: 6 years, 45 days HOW OBTAINED: Acquired from Arizona Diamondbacks for Sam McWilliams, 11/14/ PHILLIES 2016 Made his Phillies debut, 4/4 at CIN (ND, 6.0 IP, 3 H, R, 0 ER, 6 SO) Was the first starting pitcher to make his Phillies debut on Opening Day since Roy Halladay in 2010 T-3rd in the NL in SHO (1), T-5th in GIDP (21), T-8th in starts (32) and ranked 9th in BB/9.0 IP (2.14) Posted a career-best 3.2 fwar, the highest by a Phillies right-hander since Halladay (8.3) in 2011 Set career highs in SO (154) and starts and tied his career high in innings (189.0) Walked only 13 of the 406 RHH he faced (3.2% BB rate) and held RHH to a.261 OBP Pitched at least 6.0 innings in 21 of his 32 starts (65%), including in a career-best 9 straight starts, 6/10-7/25, which was tied for longest streak by a Phillies starter (Aaron Nola) Tossed his 2nd career SHO, 9/17 vs MIA In his final 14 home starts, went 7-3, 2.53 ERA (26 ER, 92.1 IP) after going 0-1, ERA (9 ER, 7.1 IP) in his first 2 home starts of the season The Phillies went (.531) in his 32 starts 2015 Spent the entire season with ARI In 6 starts vs the NL East, posted a 3.38 ERA (14 ER, 37.1 IP) Had a 5.04 ERA (53 ER, 94.2 IP) in 17 starts before the All-Star break and a 3.86 ERA (22 ER, 51.1 IP) in 10 starts after Among NL pitchers, T-3rd in RBI (7) and finished 5th in AVG (.220) Posted a 1.88 ERA (5 ER, 24.0 IP) over 4 July starts Was on the DL with a strained left hamstring, 8/19-9/10; made 1 rehab start with Reno (AAA) on 9/6 Lost each of his last 4 starts of the season, 9/14-10/3 (4.76 ERA, 9 ER, 17.0 IP) 2014 Began the season on the 15-day DL following a minor arthroscopic procedure to remove loose bodies from his right elbow (Dr. Koco Eaton) Was activated on 7/7 Went 1-1, 2.03 ERA (6 ER, 26.2 IP) in his first 5 starts before going 0-4, 6.32 ERA (26 ER, 37.0 IP) in his final 8 starts Optioned to Montgomery (AA) on 7/12 before being transferred to Charlotte (AAA) on 7/16 Recalled on 7/26 Made his 100th career ML start, 8/12 at TEX 2013 Received 5.74 runs of support per 9.0 IP, 5th-highest in the AL Posted a 5-1 record in June, tying TB s franchise record for wins in a calendar month Went 8-1, 3.17 ERA (21 ER, 59.2 IP) over a 10-start span, 6/2-7/26 Went 0-4, 9.15 ERA (21 ER, 20.2 IP) in 5 August starts before being optioned to Charlotte on 8/27; was transferred to Montgomery on 9/1, but did not pitch in any minor league games Recalled on 9/3 Started Game 4 of the ALDS vs BOS and threw just 1.0 inning, the shortest postseason start in Rays history; TB lost 3-1 and set a ML postseason record for most pitchers used (9) in a 9.0-inning game 2012 Was named co-winner of the AL Gold Glove Award (with Jake Peavy, CWS) one year after winning the 2011 AL Rookie of the Year, becoming just the 2nd pitcher in ML history to win both awards (other: LAD s Fernando Valenzuela; 1982 NL Rookie of the Year & 1986 NL Gold Glove) At 25 years old, became the youngest AL pitcher to win a Gold Glove since 1989 (KC s Bret Saberhagen 25); also marked the first time two pitchers had ever tied for a Gold Glove Award Ranked 6th among all AL pitchers with a 3.10 ERA Stranded 82.7% of his base runners, best in the majors Received the 3rd-lowest run support in the AL at 3.86 runs per 9.0 IP (76 R, IP) Was on the DL, 6/15-29 (right shoulder inflammation) Was on the losing end of Felix Hernandez s perfect game (23rd in ML history), 8/15 at SEA 2011 Won the AL Rookie of the Year Award (17 of 28 1st-place votes); became just the 2nd starting pitcher to win the award over the previous 32 seasons (other: DET s Justin Verlander in 2006) Led all ML rookies in ERA (2.95), innings (189.0), CG (2), opponents AVG (.210), starts (29) and quality starts (20) and finished 2nd in wins (13) His 2.95 ERA ranked 8th among all AL pitchers and was the lowest by an AL rookie since 1990 (KC s Kevin Appier 2.76) Held opponents to a.210 AVG, 3rd-best in MLB behind 2011 Cy Young winners Justin Verlander (.192) and Clayton Kershaw (.207); it was the lowest mark by a rookie since 1998 (CHI s Kerry Wood.196) and the lowest by an AL rookie since 1989 (KC s Tom Gordon.210) 2017 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES MEDIA GUIDE 105

14 Stranded 82.0% of his base runners, 2nd-best among all ML pitchers Allowed 3 ER or less in 26 of his 29 starts (90%) Threw his first career CG and SHO, 5/13 vs BAL Was named AL Pitcher of the Month and AL Rookie of the Month for May (5 GS, 4-1, 1.36 ERA, 5 ER, 33.0 IP) Started Game 4 of the ALDS vs TEX (L, 4-3) 2010 Shuttled between Durham (AAA) and TB all season Selected as the Minor League Player of the Year by Baseball America and USA Today, Minor League Pitcher of the Year by The Sporting News and was named the International League s Most Valuable Pitcher Named TB s Minor League Pitcher of the Year for a second straight year, the first to win the honor twice Selected as an IL postseason All-Star, Baseball America Minor League All-Star and Topps Triple-A All-Star Made his ML debut, 8/2 vs MIN (W, 7.0 IP, 3 H, 2 ER, 2 BB, 6 SO); tied the club record for fewest hits allowed and most innings by a starter in his ML debut Became the first ML pitcher since 1920 to pitch 6.0 or more innings while allowing 3 hits or fewer in each of his first 3 ML appearances, 8/2-15 (3-0, 1.35 ERA, 3 ER, 20.0 IP,.136 opponents AVG) Led the IL in ERA (2.45) Started for the U.S. Team in the Futures Game on 7/11 at Angel Stadium (W, 2.0 IP, 1 ER) 2009 Named TB s Minor League Pitcher of the Year Went 9-2, 2.45 ERA (31 ER, IP) in 20 starts combined between Montgomery and Durham Started Game 1 in both rounds of the IL playoffs, with Durham winning both games (1-0, 2.92 ERA, 4 ER, 12.1 IP, 18 SO) Struck out 12 batters in Game 1 of the first round, 9/9 vs Louisville Was also the starting pitcher for the Triple-A national championship on 9/22 vs Memphis in Oklahoma City; allowed just 2 hits over 5.0 scoreless innings to earn MVP honors 2008 Named Vero Beach (A) Pitcher of the Year despite a late-june promotion to Montgomery Overall, went 11-5, 2.96 ERA (50 ER, IP) in 27 starts between both levels Compiled a SO/BB ratio (83 SO, 5 BB) for Vero Beach Led all TB minor leaguers in SO (162), while his 2.96 ERA led all full-season TB minor leaguers Named a Florida State League midseason All-Star 2007 Spent the entire season with Columbus (A) Ranked 5th in ERA (2.67) and 7th in wins (13) Held opponents to a.214 AVG Went 9-1 over 12 starts after the All-Star break 2006 Was named Hudson Valley s (A) Pitcher of the Year after leading all TB minor leaguers with a 2.43 ERA Was selected to the New York-Penn League All-Star team Led the NYPL in SO (96) and ranked 9th in ERA (2.43) Held opponents to a.193 AVG 2005 Began pro career with Princeton (R) PERSONAL Jeremy Robert Hellickson 2005 graduate of Hoover High School (IA) Was named a 2005 preseason First-Team All-American by Baseball America prior to his senior season Was a four-year letterman and three-year starter in basketball as a shooting guard, earning all-conference honors as a sophomore, junior and senior Was recruited by the University of Iowa to play basketball and baseball, but committed to pitch at Louisiana State University before being drafted Won a gold medal with USA Baseball s 16U National Team at the World Youth Championships in Taiwan in 2004 (2-0, 0.00 ERA, 1 BB, 17 SO) Supports the childhood cancer charity Kids Living Brave with an annual offseason pitching clinic in Iowa Signed by: Tom Couston PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES MEDIA GUIDE

15 JEREMY HELLICKSON S CAREER STATISTICS YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK 2005 Princeton Hudson Valley * Columbus Vero Beach Montgomery Montgomery Durham Durham 12-3 * TAMPA BAY Charlotte TAMPA BAY TAMPA BAY TAMPA BAY Charlotte Durham - a Montgomery TAMPA BAY ARIZONA Reno - a PHILLIES Minors Totals AL Totals NL Totals ML Totals * League leader a - Rehab assignment 2017 PHILLIES HELLICKSON S DIVISION SERIES STATISTICS YEAR CLUB, OPP W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP BK 2011 TB, TEX TB, BOS DS Totals HELLICKSON S MAJOR LEAGUE HITTING TOTALS AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB CS E Career HELLICKSON S CAREER TRANSACTIONS Selected by Tampa Bay Rays in 4th round of June 2005 draft On disabled list with right shoulder inflammation, June 15-29, 2012 On disabled list following right elbow surgery, March 30-July 6, 2014; included rehab assignments to Charlotte, June 7-11, and Durham, June 12-July 6 Traded to Arizona Diamondbacks for Andrew Velazquez (inf) and Justin Williams (of), November 14, 2014 On disabled list with strained left hamstring, August 19-September 10, 2015; included rehab assignment to Reno, September 6-10 Traded to Philadelphia for Sam McWilliams (rhp), November 14, 2015 HELLICKSON S CAREER FIELDING POSITION PCT G PO A E TC DP Pitcher HELLICKSON S GAME HIGHS LOW-HIT CG: 3 9/17/16 vs MIA SHUTOUTS: 2 last: 9/17/16 vs MIA STRIKEOUTS: 10 4/6/11 vs LAA WALKS: 7 6/8/12 at MIA LONGEST OUTING: 9.0 inn. 3 times, last: 9/17/16 vs MIA WINNING STREAK: 6 games 2 times, last: 6/19-7/26/13 LOSING STREAK: 6 games 5/21-7/13/12 SCORELESS STREAK: 17.0 inn. 5/7-18/ PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES MEDIA GUIDE 107

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