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1 Playoff Game #5, Governors Cup Finals Game #1 Tuesday, September 12th Durham Bulls Athletic Park 6:35 PM Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders (86-55 / 3-1) vs. Durham Bulls (86-56 / 3-1) - Series Tied 0-0 RHP Ronald Herrera (0-0, 4.35) vs. LHP Ryan Yarbrough (13-6, 3.43 / 1-0, 3.00) Tonight s Game The Bulls play Game One of the Governors Cup Finals tonight against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders, Triple-A affiliate of the New York Yankees. The Bulls are back in the Finals for the first time since 2014, when they fell to Pawtucket in five games. The RailRiders, meanwhile, are looking to repeat as league champions after deafeating Gwinnett last year 3-1. The two teams tied each other for the most regular season wins in the I.L. this year at 86, and both clubs advanced to the Championship Round after winning their first series 3-1. The Bulls won the regular season series against the RailRiders 4-3. Last Game The Durham Bulls erased an early three-run deficit to come from behind for a 4-3 win over the Indianapolis Indians Saturday Night at Victory Field. The victory gave the Bulls a 3-1 series win and propelled the team to its 11th Governors Cup Finals in franchise history. Trailing 3-2 in the top of the eighth inning, the Bulls loaded the bases on two walks and a hit-by-pitch. With two outs, Indianapolis native Justin O Conner lined a single to center field scoring Patrick Leonard and Shane Peterson for a 4-3 lead. Over the final two innings a combination of Hunter Wood, Adam Kolarek and Diego Castillo combined to allow just one baserunner, as the Bulls punched their ticket to the Governors Cup Finals. Round One Recap: Bulls The Bulls defeated the Indianapolis Indians in the First Round of the playoffs three games to one. The Bulls took care of business at home in the first two games, winning 10-3 and 2-0 at the DBAP to take a 2-0 series lead. The Indians came back with a 5-0 win in Game Three to extend the series, but Durham finished things off with a late rally in Game Four resulting in a 4-3 victory and a 3-1 series win. Jake Bauers led the Bulls bats in the series with a.375 average (6-16), a home run, double, and two RBI. RHP Yonny Chirinos put up the most impressive outing on the mound with 7 scoreless innings in Game Two. Round One Recap: RailRiders The RailRiders advanced to the Governors Cup Finals by defeating the Lehigh Valley IronPigs three games to one. The Riders had the start of their series delayed a day due to rain before they dropped Game One 6-5. It was all Scranton/WB from that point on however, as they took the next game in Lehigh Valley 4-2 before winning 6-1 and 1-0 in Scranton to advance to the Finals. Donovan Solano was the big bat for the RailRiders in Round One, after batting.438 (7-16) with a double and four RBI. LHP Nestor Cortes led the pitching staff with eight strikeouts over seven scoreless innings while earning the win in his Game Four start. Bulls vs. RailRiders: 2017 The Bulls won their season series against the RailRiders 4-3, with the teams splitting a four-game series in Durham August before the Bulls took two of three in Scranton/WB August Despite the Bulls taking the season series, the RailRiders actually out-hit them while also posting a lower team ERA Scranton/WB also had a sizable advantage in home runs at 9-4. Bulls vs. RailRiders: Individual Performers Of the remaining players with the Bulls, Taylor Featherson led the offense against the RailRiders with a OPS consisting of a.389 average (7-18), 2 HR, and 6 RBI. Willy Adames also posted big numbers vs. the top team in the North, batting.379 (11-29) with 3 2B, and 6 RBI. On the mound, Game Three starter Brent Honeywell made two starts against the Riders this year and posted a 3.00 ERA (4 ER, 12 IP) with 12 Ks and a.195 BAA. Scranton/WB, meanwhile, saw Miguel Andujar bat.304 (7-23) with a HR, 4 RBI, and an.863 OPS vs. Durham. RHP Domingo German led the RailRiders pitching staff, as the Game Two starter tossed 13 total scoreless innings with 17 Ks and a.159 BAA in two starts against the Bulls. Bulls vs. RailRiders: Playoff History The Bulls and RailRiders have met twice in the Governors Cup Finals before, with the meetings coming in consecutive seasons from 2008 to Scranton/WB took home the title in 08 by a 3-1 margin before Durham got some revenge the next year with a 3-0 sweep. Since We Last Met The Bulls and RailRiders last faced each other in a three-game series from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre August In the little more than two weeks remaining in the regular season since that matchup, the Bulls finished 9-7 while the RailRiders went 7-9 resulting in both teams ending the year tied for the I.L. lead with 86 wins. Governors Cup Finals History Both the Bulls and the RailRiders are no strangers to playing in the Championship Round of the Governors Cup playoffs. The Bulls are in the postseason for the 14th time in their 20-year, Triple-A history and are playing in their 10th Finals, with the club going 4-5 over their previous nine series. The RailRiders are in the Finals for the seventh time in franchise history, with the team having won the cup in twice. 17 BY THE NUMBERS Place in Southern Div 1st Games Behind (Division) 0.0 Games Behind (WC) 0.0 Current Streak L1 Home Road vs. RHP (starter) vs. LHP (starter) vs. South Division vs. North Division vs. West Division Day 9-12 Night (5:05+) Extra Innings 5-8 Shutouts 18-8 One-Run Games Three or fewer Four or more Scoring First Opponent Scores First Leading after Trailing after Tied after Series Openers Series Finales Rubber Matches 7-3 Doubleheader Games 4-2 Sweep/Swept/Split 1/0/2 2-Game Series (W/L/T) 1/0/1 3-Game Series 17-6 Sweep/Swept 4/1 4-Game Series (W/L/T) 6/2/8 Sweep/Swept 2/1 5-Game Series 1-0 Sweep/Swept 0/0 Monday 7-7 Tuesday 14-7 Wednesday 13-6 Thursday 13-8 Friday 14-7 Saturday 15-9 Sunday April 16-7 May June July August September BULLS vs. RAILRIDERS Overall 4-3 DBAP 2-2 PNC Field Head-to-Head 3-4 BULLS ALL-TIME RECORD Overall 6,384-6,098 International League 1,446-1,274 Upcoming Schedule and Probable Starters Date Opponent Durham Starter Opponent Starter time Wednesday, September 13 vs. Scranton/WB RHP Yonny Chirinos (12-5, 2.74) RHP Domingo German (7-2, 2.83) 6:35 pm Thursday, September Scranton/WB RHP Brent Honeywell (12-8, 3.64) RHP Chance Adams (11-5, 2.89) 6:35 pm Friday, September Scranton/WB RHP Burch Smith (2-1, 1.65) RHP Brady Lail (6-5, 5.17) TBD Saturday, September Scranton/WB RHP Jose Mujica (13-8, 3.03 / AA) LHP Nestor Cortes (2-4, 1.49) TBD Today s game will be broadcast on Buzz Sports Radio: 96.5 FM in Durham and 99.3 FM in Raleigh

2 Repeat Champions? The defending I.L. champion RailRiders are attempting to be the first team since the Columbus Clippers to win backto-back International League titles. The Bulls accomplished the rare feat themselves back in 2002 and 2003 with the first two of their four league championships. Historic Strikeout Total The Bulls pitching staff ended the regular season with 1,421 strikeouts for the year. The impressive K total easily broke the Bulls own International League record of 1,287 from 2016, and is also a new all-time record for Minor League Baseball after surpassing the 2015 San Jose Giants 1,383 last week. If that weren t impressive enough the Durham staff also entered some truly historic territory with their strikeout total placing them eighth all-time in all of professional baseball, falling just beding the 2013 Detroit Tigers and the 2015 Chicago Cubs despite playing in 20 fewer games than the teams in front of them. Yarbrough & Honeywell Pace Strikeout Record Leading the way for the Bulls historic strikeout total were two pitchers who finished atop the individual K leaderboard in LHP Ryan Yarbrough and RHP Brent Honeywell. Yarbrough finished the regular season with 159 punchouts, the most in the I.L. and the second-highest total in Bulls history behind Jaime Schultz s 2016 total of 163. Finishing right behind Yarbrough was Honeywell, who ended his campaign with a career-high 152 strikeouts. Honeywell actually beat out his teammate for the top spot in K/9 IP ratio, where the Rays No. 1 prospect paced the league at compared to Yarbrough s That s A Lot Of Wins The 2017 Bulls came up just short in their bid to finish with the most wins in franchise history, but the club s final record still ranks 4th all-time. The Single-Season Strikeout Record SEASON TEAM Ks 2016 LA (NL) WASH CLE CHI (NL) TB CHI (NL) DET BULLS 1421 Best Records in Bulls History 1st: 1969 (89-51) 2nd: 2010 (88-55) 3rd: 2013 (87-57) 4th: 2017 (86-56) club finished just one game back of the 2013 team for third all time, which was also the last team to win the Governors Cup. The 2010 Bulls ended the year (.615) for the best Triple-A record in team history, wihle the 1962 squad went (.636) while playing in the Class B Carolina League for the best overall record in Durham history. With Room to Spare Durham ran away with the I.L. South Division in 2017, as the club finished with a league-best 15 game advantage over second place Gwinnett. The robust cushion marked the first time the Bulls finished with a double-digit lead in the division since ending the 2013 campaign with a 10 game advantage over second place Norfolk. The 15-game difference is also the largest for any divisional winner in the I.L. since Durham won the South by 16 games over Gwinnett in South Division Champs The Bulls clinched the IL South Division this season to return to the Governors Cup Playoffs after a two year absence. With 13 division titles in their 20 years as a Triple-A team, the past two marks marked just the second time that the Bulls failed to win the division in back-to-back seasons (the other was a three-year stretch from ). Since Durham joined the International League in 1998, only Norfolk (3) and Charlotte (2) have won more than one division title. One-Run Success A major reason for the Bulls success this season has been the club s ability to win tight games. Durham finished the regular season with a.583 winning percentage (21-15) in one-run games, the third-best mark in the I.L. behind only fellow playoff contenders Scranton/WB (.639) and Lehigh Valley (.622). Indianapolis was on the other end of the spectrum however, as the Indians finished 11th in the 14-team league with a losing.447 winning percentage (21-26). Bulls vs. The Best While the Bulls certainly took care of business against their weaker opponents this season with a record against sub.-500 teams, Durham also finished with a solid winning percentage against the league s best teams. Against the six teams in the I.L. that finished the year.500 or better, the Bulls went for a.576 winning percentage. The Bulls biggest success came against divisional rival and second place finisher Gwinnett, where Durham went The club also posted winning records against Indianapolis (6-4), Rochester (4-2), Lehigh Valley (4-3), and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (4-3). The only team to finish the year with a overall winning record and a winning record vs. Durham was Columbus, with the Clippers taking five of their seven matchups against the Bulls. Three-Headed Monster Durham enters the post-season with arguably the best top of the rotation in the International League, with LHP Ryan Yarbrough, RHP Yonny Chirinos, and RHP Brent Honeywell. All three pitchers finished in the Top five in the IL in Wins (Yarbrough 2nd, 13 / Chirinos & Honeywell T-3rd, 12), while the Bulls are the only team to boast two current pitchers in the Top 10 of the league in ERA with Chirinos ranking 4th (2.74) and Yarbrough 8th (3.43). Yarbrough also finished atop the league in Strikeouts (159), a category where Honeywell ranked 2nd (152). Continuing the trend both Yarbrough (3rd, IP) and Chirinos (5th, IP) ranked in the Top 5 in Innings Pitched, as well as Fewest BB/9 IP (Chirinos 2nd, 1.45 / Yarbrough 5th, 2.17). Lastly, Chirinos also pops up in the Top 5 in the IL in WHIP (2nd, 0.98). These Boots are Made for Walking (And Scoring Runs) First baseman Jake Bauers may not have been named to an All- Star team this season or finished with the gaudy home run totals some in the media may have expected after his eye-opening Spring Training performance, but the Rays No. 5 prospect did quietly put up a very good season. The 21-year-old ended his first Triple-A season as the IL leader in Runs (79) while also ranking second in Walks (78). The high walk total was enough to boost Bauers OPB to 5th in the league at.368, despite a.263 batting average that placed T-29th PLAYOFFS BY THE NUMBERS Place in Southern Div 1st Games Ahead (Division) 15.0 Current Streak W1 Home 2-0 Road 1-1 vs. RHP (starter) 3-1 vs. LHP (starter) 0-0 vs. North Division 0-0 vs. West Division 3-1 Day 0-0 Night (5:05+) 3-1 Extra Innings 0-0 Shutouts 1-1 One-Run Games 1-0 Three or fewer 1-0 Four or more 1-1 Scoring First 2-0 Opponent Scores First 1-1 Leading after Trailing after Tied after Series Openers 1-0 Series Finales 1-0 Monday 0-0 Tuesday 0-0 Wednesday 1-0 Thursday 1-0 Friday 0-1 Saturday 1-0 Sunday FIRST ROUND 9/6 vs. IND W /7 vs. IND W 2-0 IND L 0-5 IND W, 4-3 BULLS TRIPLE-A PLAYOFF RECORD 13 appearances vs. West vs. North vs. South BULLS GOVERNORS CUP FINAL RESULTS 1998 vs Buffalo L vs Charlotte L vs Buffalo W vs Pawtucket W vs Richmond L vs Scranton/WB L vs Scranton/WB W vs Columbus L vs Pawtucket W 3-1

3 BULLS STARTING PITCHER - LH RYAN YARBROUGH (13-6, 3.43 / 1-0, 3.00) HEIGHT: 6-5 WEIGHT: 210 AGE: 25 ML SERVICE TIME: BORN: 12/31/91 in Lakeland, FL RESIDES: Peoria, AZ ACQUIRED: Via trade with the Seattle Mariners, 1/11/17 YEAR CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO IP H R ER HR HB BB K AVG 2016 Jackson (AA) Durham Minors Totals (4th season) GS: 26 QS: 14 Team Record: 17-9 Longest Scoreless: 15.2 (7/26-8/11) vs. RH:.256 vs. LH:.217 Home: 8-3, 4.14 Road: 5-3, 2.77 Last Time Out: Earned his first career postseason win after allowing two runs on two hits, one walk, and five strikeouts vs. Indy in Game One of the First Round. Workhorse in the Making: Has gone at least 5 IP in each of his 25 starts this season, and ranks second on the Bulls with 13 quality starts on the year. Spring Stats: Appeared in 4 games, 1 GS, for Tampa Bay in Spring Training, where he allowed 7 ER on 12 hits, 1 BB, and 10 Ks over 6.2 IP (9. 45 ERA). Battle in the Bull City: Yarbrough was the starting pitcher for Durham in the first-ever Battle in the Bull City exhibition game between the Bulls and the Duke Blue Devils prior to the start of the 2017 regular season. The left-hander went 6 IP in the game, allowing 1 ER on 4 hits, 1 BB, and 6 Ks. Southern Dominance: Yarbrough was named the 2016 Southern League Pitcher of the Year for his standout year pitching for the Jackson Generals (SEA). All-Star x3: Was named a 2016 MiLB.com Seattle Organization All-Star, as well as a Southern League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star Season: Spent the entire season with Jackson (AA), where he tied for the Southern League lead in Wins (12) while also finishing among the league leaders in ERA (2nd, 2.95), WHIP (2nd, 1.11), and BAA (3rd,.232)...was particularly tough against left-handed batters, holding them to a.183 BAA while posting a 2.39 ERA compared to a.251 BAA and a 3.18 ERA vs. right-handers Season: Pitched for three different teams including Bakersfield (A+), the AZL Mariners, and Clinton (A)...began and ended the season with Bakersfield, going 4-7 with a 3.76 ERA (34 ER, 81.1 IP) and a.266 BAA From Fan to Prospect: Yarbrough grew up a Rays fan in Florida and kept some 2008 World Series memorabilia in his bedroom. Prospect Watch: Ranked as the No. 24 prospect in the Tampa Bay system by MLB.com. Career Highs IP: 8.0 (8/13/16 vs. Charlotte) H: 10 (4/14/17 vs. Gwinnett) K: 12 (3x, last: 4/24/16 vs. Indianapolis) BB: 7 (2x, last; 7/21/15 w/ Montg., AA) R: 8 Lehigh Valley) HR: 3 (7/10/15 w/ Montg., AA) Yarbrough s 2017 Game-By-Game GAME DEC IP H R ER BB SO P/K ERA LEFT FINAL GWN L / Down 4-1 L, 4-2 4/14 vs. GWN L / Down 6-4 L, 6-4 IND ND / Down 1-0 W, 4-1 4/26 vs. SYR W / Up 3-2 W, 5-2 GWN W / Up 5-2 W, 6-2 NOR ND / Down 2-1 L, 4-3 (12) 5/12 vs. TOL ND / Down 3-2 L, 6-3 (12) CHA W / Up 9-2 W, 9-2 ROC ND / Down 4-2 W, 6-5 5/30 vs. ROC L / Down 6-1 L, 6-1 6/4 vs. PAW W / Up 4-3 W, 5-4 6/9 vs. NOR W / Up 5-2 W, 5-2 COL L / Down 6-0 L, 8-0 6/20 vs. NOR W / Up 3-2 W, 3-2 6/25 vs. CHA W / Up 8-0 W, 10-6 NOR ND / Tie 0-0 W, 3-0 (10) 7/5 vs. CHA W / Up 4-2 W, 8-4 NOR W / Up 4-0 W, 4-0 7/21 vs. LHV W / Up 5-2 W, 5-3 BUF L / Down 4-3 L, 8-3 8/1 vs. CHA W / Up 2-0 W, 6-0 NOR W / Up 1-0 W, 1-0 8/11 vs. SWB L / Down 4-2 L, 6-2 SYR W / Up 6-0 W, 6-0 8/22 vs. GWN ND / Down 6-3 W, 9-7 CHA ND / Down 1-0 L, 2-1 9/6 vs. IND W / Up 10-2 W, Run Support Pitcher GS QS IP* IP/GS Bulls R AVG Team Rec. Hunter Adkins Jeff Ames Matt Andriese Mike Broadway Diego Castillo Yonny Chirinos Jose De Leon Yoel Espinal Jake Faria Mike Franco Ryan Garton Taylor Guerrieri Brent Honeywell Chih-Wei Hu Andrew Kittredge Justin Marks Austin Pruitt Michael Roth Burch Smith Blake Snell Neil Wagner Chase Whitley Hunter Wood Kyle Winkler Ryan Yarbrough Totals *Reflects IP in starts only Tomorrow s Starter - RHP Yonny Chirinos (12-5, 2.74 / 1-0, 0.00) Earned W in Game Two of the First Round: 7 IP, 7 H, 0 R, 1 BB, 4 K vs. IND Threw a 9-inning, complete game shutout vs. Toledo on 5/13 Named IL Pitcher of the Week on 7/9, his second award of the year Began season 1-0 with a 2.63 ERA over four starts in Double-A Manager Jared Sandberg 39-year-old is in his third season as manager of the Bulls Is the Rays all-time Minor League leader in HR (113), RBI (473) and R (417) Led Durham to a record last year after going his first season Played for parts of 5 seasons in Durham ( 00-04), hitting over Since retiring following the 2007 season, has been a coach ( 08) or manager 326 games ( 09-present) in the Rays farm system Hit in 196 games over parts of 3 seasons ( 01-03) with the Rays Has compiled a career record of (.524) over his first 8 years as a manager Is the nephew of Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg

4 THE BULL-PEN #34 JEFF AMES Acquired: 1st round draft pick, 2011 (Lower Colombia J.C.) MLB: Age: 26 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: 0-0, 0.00 in 2 G (1.1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K) SV/OP: 2/2 Holds: 4 Spent the entire season with Montgomery (AA), making 48 relief appearances Long Scoreless: 8.1 (4/29-5/16) IR/Scored: 11/3 Ranked 3rd among Southern League relievers with a.200 BAA Long Outing: 2.1 (3x) Was 6/9 in save opportunities, setting a career high for saves and games finished (18) Allowed just 3 ER from 6/9-7/26, a span of 22.1 IP (lowered ERA from 3.38 to 2.39). MiLB Career (entering 2017): 30-18, 3.33, 10/18 SV in 48 G (6 seasons) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K CHA Converted to a reliever following the 2014 season GWN : Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star, led league in BAA (.210), 2nd in WHIP (1.09), 6th in ERA (2.98) GWN : New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star, led the Rays organization with a 1.96 ERA 9/6 vs. IND Selected by Philadelphia in the 46th round in 2009, but did not sign Selected by Colorado in the 30th round in 2010, but did not sign IND Career IP: 7.0 (8/15/13 w/ Bowling Green, A) HR: 3 (8/15/13 w/ Bowling Green, A) K: 8 (2x, last: 4/16/13 w/ Bowling Green, A) Highs H: 11 (5/27/13 w/ Bowling Green, A) R: 8 (2x, last: 5/21/14 w/ Charlotte,A+) BB: 5 (6/24/13 w/ Bowling Green, A) #36 MIKE BROADWAY Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 6/22/17 MLB: Age: 30 Began season with Triple-A Syracuse (WASH), going 0-1, (20 ER, 17.1 IP) prior to being released on 6/2 Signed by Tampa Bay on 6/22 and sent to Montgomery, where he went 0-1, 4.50 (9 ER, 18 IP) over 17 G Split the season between Sacramento (AAA) and San Francisco Long Outing: Went 0-3, 3.94 (13 ER, 29.2 IP) over 26 G with Sacramento Appeared in 4 G for San Francisco, where he allowed 7 R over 5.1 IP MiLB Career: 31-10, 4.14, 28/46 SV in 338 G (27 GS) (13 seasons) MLB Career: 0-2, 6.75 in 25 G (2 seasons) Tampa Bay represents the sixth different organization and the seventh team overall for Broadway to play for in his professional career (he had two seperate stints in the Washington organization). SV/OP: 0/0 Holds: 0 Long Scoreless: 4.0 (8/19 - present) IR/Scored: 1/0 2.1 (8/24 vs. GWN) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K SWB /24 vs. GWN /6 vs. IND Career IP: 7.0 (8/29/07 w/ Rome, A) HR: 2 (4x, last: 6/26/17 w/ Montgomery, AA) K: 6 Gwinnett) Highs H: 11 (8/24/07 w/ Rome, A) R: 7 (2x, last: 7/14/12 w/ San Antonio, AA) BB: 4 (2x, last: 6/10/14 w/ Mississippi, AA) #32 DIEGO CASTILLO Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 3/5/14 MLB: Age: 23 Began the season with Montgomery (AA), going 1-3, 1.86 with a 32/7 K/BB ratio and a.189 BAA over 29 IP Split the season between Bowling Green (A) and Charlotte (A+) Was named a Midwest League Mide-Season All-Star with Bowling Green: 1-3, 2.03, 50/11 K/BB over 40 IP Finished the season 2-3, 4.87 with a.326 BAA with Charlotte MiLB Career: 18-14, 2.90, 25/36 SV, 154/47 K/BB ratio in 96 G totaling 149 IP (4 seasons) 2015: Split time between Hudson Valley (SS-A) and Bowling Green (A)...went 1-2, 2.31 with a 24/7 K/BB ratio over 13 G and 23.1 IP with Hudson Valley...finished 0-0, 4.82 over 5 G and 9.1 IP with Bowling Green 2014: Began professional career with DSL Rays SV/OP: 7/8 Holds: 5 Long Scoreless: 6.0 (6/26-7/4) IR/Scored: 17/4 Long Outing: 2.2 NOR) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K 8/26 vs. NOR CHA GWN /7 vs. IND IND Career IP: 4.0 (6/24/15 w/ Hudson Valley, SS-A) HR: 1 (6x, last: 5/15/17 w/ Montgomery, AA) K: 6 (2x, last: 7/1/16 w/ Bowling Green, A) Highs H: 5 (8/14/16 w/ Charlotte, A+) R: 6 (7/12/14 w/ DSL Rays) BB: 3 (9/2/15 w/ Bowling Green, A) #19 CHIH-WEI HU Acquired: Via trade with Minnesota, 7/31/15 MLB: Age: 22 MEMBER OF THE 40-MAN ROSTER SV/OP: 2/2 Made his Major League debut with Tampa Bay on 4/24/17 Holds: 4 Appeared in 2 G for Tampa Bay from 4/24-5/4: 1.2 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K Long Scoreless: 4.0 (5/21-6/4) IR/Scored: 8/2 Had nine career relief appearances out of 71 G in his career prior to 2017 Long Outing: 3.0 (3x) MLB Spring Training: 0-0, 1.29 in 4 G (7.0 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K) Spent the entire season with Montgomery (AA), aside from one lone spot-start with Durham Went 7-8 with Southern League-best 2.59 ERA. Ranked 3rd in WHIP (1.15), 5th in BAA (.241), & 8th in K (108) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K 8/10 vs. SWB Made a spot start for Durham on 4/23: 4.2 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 7 Norfolk SYR /21 vs. GWN MiLB Career (entering 2017): 23-17, 2.73, 1/1 SV, 316/92 K/BB ratio (4 seasons) CHA : Combined to go 6-6, 3.22 (47 ER, 109 IP) while pitching for three different teams...spent the majority of the IND year with Fort Meyers (A+) where he was named a Florida St. League Mid-Season All-Star Career IP: 7.0 (7/18/15 w. Fort Meyers, A+) HR: 2 (Twice) K: 10 (2x, last: 6/26/15 w/ Fort Meyers, A+) Highs H: 10 (2x, last: 7/27/15 w/ Fort Meyers, A+) R: 7 (9/1/15 w/ Charlotte, A+) BB: 4 (2x, last: 7/18/17 vs. Indianapolis) BULLPEN STATS IR/Scored: 116/33 Saves/Opps: 42/55 Holds: 70 W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP Starters Bullpen Totals , , ,

5 THE BULL-PEN #23 ADAM KOLAREK (L) Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 3/30/17 MLB: Age: 28 Made his MLB debut with Tampa Bay on 6/29 Non-roster invite to Atlanta MLB Spring Training: 0-0, 0.00 in 3 G (3 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 1 K) Split season between Montgomery (AA) and Durham, going 3-4, 3.13 (21 ER, 60.1 IP) with 63 Ks and a.194 BAA Played two stints with Montgomery, finishing 3-2, 3.32 (7 ER, 19 IP) with a.194 BAAover 13 G Played two stints with Durham, going 0-2, 3.05 (14 ER, 41.1 IP) with 46 Ks and a.194 BAA over 34 G MiLB Career (entering 2017): 21-18, 3.50, 412/174 K/BB ratio in 290 G, 2 GS (411.1 IP) (7 seasons) 2012: named a MiLB.com New York (NL) Organization All-Star, a Florida State League Post-Season All-Star, and a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star His father, Frank, played for the Oakland Athletics from SV/OP: 2/5 Holds: 11 Long Scoreless: 15.1 (4/22-5/26) IR/Scored: 20/7 Long Outing: 2.1 (5/9 vs. COL) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K 8/23 vs. GWN /25 vs. NOR CHA /7 vs. IND IND Career IP: 5.0 (2x, last: 8/12/11 w/ Binghamton, AA) HR: 2 (7/7/13 w/ Binghamton, AA) K: 8 (7/4/10 w/ Kingsport, Rk.) Highs H: 6 (8/5/11 w/ Binghamton, AA) R: 5 (4x, last: 9/1/14 w/ Binghamton, AA) BB: 5 (7/31/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) #9 BRANDON LAWSON Acquired: 12th Round draft pick, 2016 (S. Florida) MLB: Age: 22 Went 5-5, 4.31 (42 ER, 85.2 IP) with 4/6 SV over 35 G (8GS) with Charlotte (A+) to start the year Spent his first professional season with Hudson Valley (SS) Went 6-1, 2.03 (7 ER, 31 IP) over 16 G MiLB Career: 11-6, 3.72, 6/9 SV in 52 G, 8 GS (118.2 IP) (2 seasons) SV/OP: 2/5 Holds: 11 Long Scoreless: 15.1 (4/22-5/26) IR/Scored: 20/7 Long Outing: 2.1 (5/9 vs. COL) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K GWN IND Career IP: 6.0 (3x, last: 8/29/17 w/ Charlotte, A+) HR: 2 (2x, last: 8/29/17 w/ Charlotte, A+) K: 6 (7/4/16 w/ Hudson Valley, SS) Highs H: 8 (8/14/17 w/ Charlotte, A+) R: 5 (3x, last: 8/14/17 w/ Charlotte, A+) BB: 3 (2x, last: 7/28/17 w/ Charlotte, A+) #12 JAIME SCHULTZ Acquired: 14th Round draft pick, 2013 (High Point U) MLB: Age: 25 RANKED THE NO. 15 PROSPECT IN THE TB SYSTEM BY MLB.COM SV/OP: 0/1 MEMBER OF THE 40-MAN ROSTER Holds: 4 Missed nearly three months of the seaon due to a groin strain Long Scoreless: 3.0 (4/7-8/1) IR/Scored: 3/0 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: 0-1, 1.84 in 9 G (14.2 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 3 ER, 10 BB, 22 K) Long Outing: 1.1 NOR) 4/8-6/29 Spent the entire season with Durham, where he led the International League with 163 Ks over IP Finished the season 5-7, 3.58 (52 ER, IP) in 27 GS Became the first Rays farmhand to lead the system in Ks in consecutive seasons since Matt Moore ( ). Date OPP IP H R ER BB K 8/24 vs. GWN /27 vs. NOR MiLB Career (entering 2017): 19-15, 3.36, 465/216 K/BB ratio in 85 G, 78 GS (370 IP) (4 seasons) CHA : Spent the entire season in Montgomery (AA), where he went 9-5 with a 3.67 ERA (55 ER, 135 IP)...named a GWN Southern League Mid-Season All-Star...his 168 Ks ranked 2nd in all of MiLB...also led the league with a.218 BAA 2011: Missed the entire collegiate seasons recovering from Tommy John surgery IND Career IP: 8.0 (8/13/16 vs. Charlotte) HR: 3 (7/10/15 w/ Montgomery, AA) K: 12 (3x, last: 4/24/16 vs. Indianapolis) Highs H: 9 Gwinnett) R: 8 Lehigh Valley) BB: 7 (2x, last: 7/21/15 w/ Montgomery, AA) #24 JONNY VENTERS (L) Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 3/30/17 MLB: Age: 32 Appeared in only 5 G, 1 GS, for Charlotte (A+) due to two seperate DL stints Totaled 4 IP, 7 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 2 BB, 3 K MiLB Career (entering 2017): 23-29, 4.15, 315/196 K/BB ratio in 100 G, 73 GS (427.2 IP) (8 seasons) MLB Career (entering 2017): 15-10, 2.23, 258/110 K/BB ratio in 230 G (229.2 IP) (3 seasons) Named a 2011 National League All Star (6-2, 1.84, 96 Ks, 88 IP) Named to the 2010 Baseball America All-Rookie Team, and finished T-8th in the NL Rookie of the Year voting Has undergone three Tommy John surgeries SV/OP: 0/0 Holds: 0 Long Scoreless: 0.0 IR/Scored: 0/0 Long Outing: 0.0 Date OPP IP H R ER BB K GWN /7 vs. IND Career IP: 8 (6/27/07 w/ Myrtle Beach, A+) HR: 2 (4x, last: 9/7/09 w/ Gwinnett, AAA) K: 9 (6/9/07 w/ Myrtle Beach, A+) Highs H: 10 (5/29/09 w/ Mississippi, AA) R: 9 (6/24/05 w/ Rome, A) BB: 6 (6/16/07 w/myrtle Beach, A+) BULLPEN STATS IR/Scored: 116/33 Saves/Opps: 42/55 Holds: 70 W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP Starters Bullpen Totals , , ,

6 THE BULL-PEN #4 HUNTER WOOD Acquired: 29th Round draft pick, 2013 (Howard College) MLB: Age: 23 RANKED THE NO. 26 PROSPECT IN THE TB SYSTEM BY MLB.COM MEMBER OF THE 40-MAN ROSTER Non-roster invate to MLB Spring Training: 1-0, 1.42 in 5 G (6.1 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 7 K) Split the season between Charlotte (A+) and Montgomery (AA), combining to go 9-5, 2.39 (30 ER, 113 IP) Went 3-3, 1.70 (12 ER, 63.2 IP) with a.155 BAA in 11 G, 9 GS with Charlotte Promoted to Montgomery on 5/29, and finished 6-2, 3.28 (18 ER, 49.1 IP) with a.206 BAA over 10 G, 9 GS MiLB Career (entering 2017): 18-19, 2.75, 355/108 K/BB ratio in 85 G, 53 GS (353 IP) (4 seasons) 2015: Named a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star...split the season between Bowling Green (A) and Charlotte (A+), combining to go 2-7, 2.20 (26 ER, IP) with a 113/25 K/BB ratio 2014: Named a New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star SV/OP: 0/0 Holds: 5 Long Scoreless: 5 (8/7-8/10) IR/Scored: 2/0 Long Outing: 3.0 (8/10 vs. SWB) Date OPP IP H R ER BB K 8/24 vs. GWN /27 vs. NOR GWN /7 vs. IND IND Career IP: 7 (5x, last: 9/2/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) HR: 3 (9/2/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) K: 12 (8/23/13 w/ Princeton, RK) Highs H: 8 (2x, last: 7/10/15 w/ Bowling Green, A) R: 8 (6/17/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) BB: 6 (twice, last: 6/17/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) BULLPEN STATS IR/Scored: 116/33 Saves/Opps: 42/55 Holds: 70 W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP Starters Bullpen Totals , , , PLAYOFF BREAKDOWN BULLPEN STATS IR/Scored: 3/0 Saves/Opps: 2/2 Holds: 4 W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP Starters Bullpen Totals

7 BATTERS NOTES #27 WILLY ADAMES Acquired: Via 3-team trade from Detroit, 7/31/14 MLB: Age: 21 RANKED THE NO. 2 PROSPECT IN THE TB SYSTEM BY MLB.COM MEMBER OF THE 40-MAN ROSTER International League Mid-Season All-Star Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 11 G Spent the entire season with Montgomery (AA), appearing in 132 games, 131 starts (112 SS, 19 DH) Led the Southern League in Runs (89) and Walks (74), while also ranking among the leaders in Doubles (3rd, 31), Extra-Base Hits (3rd, 48), Total Bases (3rd, 209), OBP (4th,.372), and SLG (5th,.430). Was a selected to the Futures Game, named a Southern League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star, an MiLB. com Tampa Bay Organization All-Star, and a Baseball America Double-A All-Star MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 86 2B in 132 G (4 seasons) First Round: 3-14, RBI, 2 R, 3 BB 2017 Playoffs: 3-14, RBI, 2 R, 3 BB Current Streak: -1 (0-4, BB) Long Streak: 8 (Twice) Last HR: Charlotte : Spent the entire season wit Charlotte (A+), batting over 106 G Career H: 4 (4x, last: 6/8/17 vs. Norfolk) HR: 2 (5/18/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) Hit Stk: 12 (8/21-9/1/16 w/ Montgomery, AAA) Highs RBI: 5 Scranton/WB) R: 4 (7/9/13 w/ DSL Tigers) #11 JAKE BAUERS (L) Acquired: Trade w/ San Diego, 12/19/14 MLB: Age: 21 RANKED THE NO. 5 PROSPECT IN THE TB SYSTEM BY MLB.COM Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: Led all Rays players in HR (4), RBI (13,) and SLG (.857) Spent the entire season with Montgomery (AA), leading the Southern League with 135 games played Ranked 3rd in the league in Runs (79), 4th in Doubles (28) and Extra-Base Hits (207), and 5th in OBP (.370). Named a Southern League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 86 2B in 422 G (4 seasons) 2015: Split the season between Charlotte (A+) and Montgomery (AA), combining to hit : Midwest League Postseason All-Star: in 112 regular season G AVG was 5th in MWL Originally drafted by San Diego in the 7th round, traded to Tampa Bay in the 7-player deal featuring Wil Myers First Round: 6-16, HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 4 R, 2 BB 2017 Playoffs: 6-16, HR, 2B, 3 RBI, 4 R, 2 BB Current Streak: +8 (10-27, HR, 2 2B, 6 BB, 6 R, 3 RBI) Long Streak: 6 (5/17-5/24) Last HR: 8/23/17 vs. Gwinnett Career H: 4 (3x, last: 7/13/15 w/ Montgomery, AA) HR: 1 (34x, last: 9/2/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) Hit Stk: 18 (5/24-6/12/14 w/ Fort Wayne, A) Highs RBI: 5 (7/19/15 w/ Montgomery, AA) R: 4 (8/11/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) #5 TAYLOR FEATHERSTON Acquired: Via trade with Philadelphia, 6/9/17 MLB: Age: 27 Traded from Philadelphia to Tampa Bay on 6/9/17 Hit in 46 games with Lehigh Valley this year Split the season between Lehigh Valley (AAA) and Philadelphia Hit in 99 G with Lehigh Valley Hit in 19 games with Philadelphia MiLB Career: , 135 2B in 550 G (7 seasons) 2014: Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star for Tulsa (AA) First Round: 2-11, 2 RBI, 4 BB 2017 Playoffs: 2-11, 2 RBI, 4 BB Current Streak: -1 (0-3, BB) Long Streak: 5 (8/9-8/15) Last HR: 8/26/17 vs. Norfolk : Career H: 4 (5x, last: 4/20/16 w/ Lehigh Valley, AAA) HR: 2 (3x, last: 6/21/14 w/ Tulsa, AA) Hit Stk: 13 (4/12-4/23/16 w/ Lehigh Valley, AAA) Highs RBI: 5 (2x, last: 5/17/13 w/ Modesto, A+) R: 4 (8/4/12 w/ Asheville, A) #13 JOHNNY FIELD Acquired: 5th round pick, 2013 (U. of Arizona) MLB: Age: 25 Twice has led off a game with a solo home run in 2017 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 15 G Split the season between Montgomery (AA) and Durham, combining to hit with 33 2B in 114 G Opened the season with Montgomery, where he hit.375 (18-48) vs. LHP, but just.238 (35-147) vs. RHP Named a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star Hit.239 over his first 31 G (28-117) with Durham, but hit.304 over his final 38 contests (42-138) to finish at.275 MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 122 2B in 412 G (4 seasons) 2015: Named a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star...led the league in HBP (15), ranking 3rd in 2B (33) and 4th in XBH (51) 2014: MiLB.com Organization All-Star: Split season between Bowling Green and Charlotte: combined in 122 G First Round: 3-17, RBI, 3 R, BB 2017 Playoffs: 3-17, RBI, 3 R, BB Current Streak: -1 (0-5, 2 K) Long Streak: 7 (Twice) Last HR: Gwinnett : 4/11-5/ : Spent all season w/ Hudson Valley: led Midwest League with 20 2B in 60 G At University of Arizona (2012), won PAC-12 batting title with a.385 average and helped UA to College World Series Title Career H: 3 (22x, last: 9/2/16 at Gwinnett) HR: 2 (3x, last: 6/14/15 w/ Montgomery, AA) Hit Stk: 15 (8/11-8/27/14 w/ Charlotte, A+) Highs RBI: 4 (7x, last: 9/2/16 at Gwinnett) R: 3 (8x, last: 6/18/15 w/ Montgomery, AA)

8 BATTERS NOTES #2 JAKE HAGER Acquired: 1st round pick (32nd overall), 2011 (Sierra Vista HS) MLB: Age: 24 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 18 G Split the season between Montgomery (AA) and Durham, combining to hit with 28 2B in 114 G Opened with Montgomery, where he hit.339 (19-56) over his first 14 G, but just.195 (24-123) over his final 29 G Promoted to Durham on 6/6, where he hit.311 (23-74) over his first 20 G, but just.197 (39-198) in his final 51 G Overall, played 49 games at 2B, 34 at SS, 20 at 3B, and 11 at DH. Had only played SS prior to 2016 MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 104 2B in 503 G (6 seasons) 2015: Missed the entire season due to injuries to both knees 2014: Spent all season w/ Montgomery, batting with a career-high 27 doubles in 114 G 2013: Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star...spent all season with Charlotte, batting in 113 G Was named the 2011 Gatorade Nevada Player of the Year after batting at Sierra Nevada HS #30 PATRICK LEONARD Acquired: Via trade with Kansas City, 12/9/12 MLB: Age: 24 International League Mid-Season All-Star Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: , 5 2B in 18 G Split the season between Durham and Montomgery (AA), combining to hit in 116 total G Opened the season with Durham, where he hit over 42 games Transferred to Montgomery on 5/30 and hit.309 over 41 G before going on the DL. Finished batting Between the two levels, combined to hit.410 (34-83) vs. LHP, but just.219 ( vs. RHP MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 122 2B in 543 G (5 seasons) 2015: Spent the season with Montgomery (AA), batting in 120 G...ranked T-4th in the Southern League with a career-high 32 2B...T3rd with 129 Ks 2014: Named an Arizona Fall League Rising Star, an MiLB.com Tampa Bay Organization All-Star...spent all season with First Round: 6-16, 2 2B, RBI, 3 R, BB 2017 Playoffs: 6-16, 2 2B, RBI, 3 R, BB Current Streak: +4 (6-16, 2 2B, RBI, 3 R, BB) Long Streak: 17 (4/21-5/11) Last HR: Charlotte Charlotte, batting led the team with 79 R, 129 H, 13 HR, 204 TB,.808 OPS, 455 AB, and 122 G Career H: 5 (4/27/17 vs. Syracuse) HR: 2 (5/12/14 w/ Charlotte, A+) Hit Stk: 12 (2x, last: 6/17-7/5/15 w/ Montgomery) Highs RBI: 6 (7/4/12 w/ Burlington, Rk) R: 4 (4/27/17 vs. Syracuse) #7 MIKE McKENRY Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 1/20/17 MLB: Age: 32 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 18 G Split the season between five teams and four organizations (in order): Round Rock (AAA, TX), Memphis (AAA, STL), St. Louis, Gwinnett (AAA, ATL), and Colorado Springs (AAA, MIL). Longest stop of the season was a 24-game stint with Memphis, where he hit safely in 19 of 23 GS: Overall in the minors batted Played in three major league games with St. Louis, going 0-1 at the plate MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 152 2B in 608 G (8 seasons) MLB Career (entering 2017): , 48 2B in 311 G (7 seasons) 2007: South Atlantic League Mid-Season All-Star: , 35 2B in 113 G with Asheville (A, COL) Nicknamed The Fort for his defensive skills and the similarity of his name to Fort McKenry in Baltimore First Round: 0-3, BB 2017 Playoffs: 0-3, BB Current Streak: -2 (0-7, BB) Long Streak: 4 (3x) Last HR: 6/24/17 vs. Charlotte Career H: 4 (6x, last: 4/26/16 w/ Col Spr., AAA) HR: 2 (4x, last: 5/1/11 w/ Pawtucket, AAA) Hit Stk: 14 (6/23-7/29/16 w/ Memphis/Gwinnett, AAA) Highs RBI: 6 (2x, last: 6/24/17 vs. Charlotte) R: 3 (6x, last: 6/28/16 w/ Memphis, AAA) #6 JUSTIN O CONNER Acquired: 1st round pick (31st overall), 2010 MLB: Age: 25 Hit in 65 games with Double-A Montgomery Mid-Season Southern League All-Star Limited to 20 games between the GCL Rays and Montgomery MiLB Career: in 553 G 2015: Set career highs in G (107), R (50), 3B (3) and SB (10) while leading Southern League in CS% (48%) 2014: MiLB.com Organization All-Star, Futures Game Selection and Florida State League Midseason and Postseason All-Star Was the first catcher ever taken by the Rays in the first round of the draft First Round: Playoffs: 0-3 Current Streak: -4 (0-13) Long Streak: 5 (7/24-7/28) Last HR: Lehigh 5/30-7/ Career H: 5 (2x, last: 4/26/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) HR: 1 (24x, last: 5/17/17 at Charlotte) Hit Stk: 11 (8/9-8/21/11 w/ Princeton, Rk) Highs RBI: 6 (5/17/17 at Charlotte) R: 4 (7/1/12 w/ Bowling Green, A) First Round: 1-10, 3 RBI, R, BB 2017 Playoffs: 1-10, 3 RBI, R, BB Current Streak: +1 (1-3, 2 RBI, BB) Long Streak: 3 (8/26-8/29) Last HR: Gwinnett Career H: 4 (2x, last: 7/25/14 w/ Charlotte, A+) HR: 1 (18x, last: 7/13/14 w/ Montgomery, AA) Hit Stk: 14 (7/3-7/26/14 w/ Charlotte, A+) Highs RBI: 5 (3x, last: 7/3/13 w/ Charlotte, A+) R: 3 (6x, last: 5/26/15 w/ Montgomery, AA)

9 BATTERS NOTES #33 SHANE PETERSON (L) Acquired: Minor League Free Agent, 12/15/16 MLB: Age: 29 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 18 G Limited to 15 games with Colorado Springs (AAA, MIL) due to injury. Hit MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 191 2B in 842 G (9 seasons) MLB Career (entering 2017): in 95 G (2 seasons) 2015: Split the season between Colorado Springs (AAA) and Milwaukee...hit in 47 G in Triple-A...hit over 93 G with Milwaukee 2014: Named an MiLB.com Milwaukee Organization All-Star, a Pacific Coast League Mid-Season/Post-Season All- Star...hit and led the PCL in Hits (167) and 2B (40) 2012: Texas League Mid-Season All-Star. Hit in Midland (AA). Hit in Sacramento (AAA) First Round: 2-11, 3B, RBI, 3 BB, 2 R 2017 Playoffs: 2-11, 3B, RBI, 3 BB, 2 R Current Streak: +1 (1-1, 3B, BB, R) Long Streak: 8 (5/16-5/26) Last HR: 8/9/17 vs. Louisville Career H: 5 (2x, last: 5/27/16 w/ Col Spr., AAA) HR: 3 (7/17/14 w/ Sacramento, AAA) Hit Stk: 16 (7/12-7/29/10 w/ Midland, AA) Highs RBI: 5 (8/10/13 w/ Sacramento, AAA) R: 4 (4x, last: 5/24/16 w/ Col. Spr., AAA) #3 DANIEL ROBERTSON Acquired: From Oakland, 1/10/15 MLB: Age: 23 MEMBER OF THE 40-MAN ROSTER First Round: 2-16, 2 BB, R Hit.211 with 5 HR and 18 RBI over 66 games with Tampa Bay 2017 Playoffs: 2-16, 2 BB, R Current Streak: +2 (2-9) MiLB Career: with 113 2B in 494 G (6 seasons) Long Streak: 7 (8/27-9/3) MLB Career: in 66 G (1 season) Last HR: Gwinnett 2016: Hit with 21 2B in 118 G with Durham 2017 DL Sints 6/30-8/4 2015: AFL Rising Star... hit in 299 AB w/ Montgomery... broke wrist in June, was out until 7/ : AFL Rising Star, AFL All-Prospect Team, MiLB.com Organization All-Star (Oakland): Hit in 132 G w/ Stockton (A+) : MiLB.com Organization All-Star (Oakland): in 101 G Career H: 5 (2x, last: 8/9/15 w/ Stockton, A+) HR: 2 (3x, last: 8/25/13 w/ Beloit, A) Hit Stk: 18 (7/26-8/13/14 w/ Stockton, A) Highs RBI: 6 (7/4/14 w/ Stockton, A+) R: 4 (3x, last: 8/20/15 w/ Mongomery, AA) #26 KEAN WONG (L) Acquired: 4th round pick, 2013 (Waiakea HS) MLB: Age: 22 Non-roster invite to MLB Spring Training: in 8 G Named an MiLB.com Tampa Bay Organization All-Star, Southern League Mid-Season All-Star, and was named to the Airzona Fall League All-Prospect Team Played the entire season with Montgomery (AA), finishing 3rd on the team in Hits (123), RBI (56), and TB (164) Finished the season with his best month in August, betting.313/.339/.426 with 1 HR, 6 2B, and 17 RBI Hit.303/.352/.416 on the road, but only.247/.293/.316 at home Went 3-11 for Montgomery in the post-season MiLB Career (entering 2017): , 58 2B in 372 G (4 seasons) 2015: Spent the entire season with Charlotte (A+), batting with 14 2B and 15 SB over 103 G. Led the team with a.344 average with RISP. 2014: Midwest League Mid-Season/Post-Season All-Star: hit with 15 2B and 13 SB over 106 G First Round: 1-9, RBI, 2 BB 2017 Playoffs: 1-9, RBI, 2 BB Current Streak: +1 (1-3, RBI, BB) Long Streak: 11 (6/23-7/3) Last HR: SWB Career H: 4 (6/10/15 w/ Charlotte, A+) HR: 1 (10x, last: 6/25/17 vs. Charlotte) Hit Stk: 12 (6/5-6/18/15 w/ Charlotte, A+) Highs RBI: 4 (6/25/17 vs. Charlotte) R: 3 (5x, last: 8/29/16 w/ Montgomery, AA) #1 JUSTIN WILLIAMS (L) Acquired: From Arizona, 11/14/14 MLB: Age: 22 RANKED THE NO. 5 PROSPECT IN THE TB SYSTEM BY MLB.COM Spent the entire regular season with Montgomery (AA) Led Montgomery & finished 3rd in the Southern League in OPS (.853) & SLG (.489), as well as 4th in AVG (.301) Went 2-15 with 4 BB in 5 playoff games with Montgomery Split the season between Charlotte (A+) and Montgomery (AA), combining to hit in 90 games Led Charlotte with a.330 AVG at the time of his promotion Named Rays Minor League Player of the Month for July MiLB Career: with 91 2B in 433 G (5 seasons) 2015: Split season between Bowling Green (A) and Charlotte (A+), batting : Arizona Organization All-Star after batting be3tween Missoula (SS) and South Bend (A) First Round: 1-9, RBI, 2 BB 2017 Playoffs: 1-9, RBI, 2 BB Current Streak: +1 (1-3, RBI, BB) Long Streak: 11 (6/23-7/3) Last HR: SWB Career H: 5 (6/30/15 w/ Bowling Green, A) HR: 3 (8/30/17 w/ Montgomery, AA) Hit Stk: 30 (7/4-8/5/14 w/ Missoula, SS & South Bend, A) Highs RBI: 6 (2x, last: 8/30/17 w/ Montgomery, AA) R: 4 (8/18/14 w/ South Bend, A)

10 Longest Winning Streak... 5 (3x) Longest Losing Streak... 5 (5/26-5/30) Most Games Over (9/3) Most Games Under N/A Shortest Game (Time)... 1:39 (7 Inn, GWN) Shortest Game (Time - 9 Innings)... 2:08 (7/7 vs. TOL) Longest Game (Innings) (Twice) Longest 9-Inning Game (Time)... 3:28 GWN) Longest Game (Time)... 4:14 (13 Inn. GWN) Consecutive Scoreless IP, Starter (Faria, 4/22-5/10) BULLS OPPONENTS COMBINED Most Hits 20 (4/27 vs. SYR) 16 (6/19 vs. NOR) 29 (5/10 vs. COL) Fewest Hits 1 (8/24 vs. GWN) 1 (8/1 vs. CHA) 7 (Twice) Most Runs 17 (6/24 vs. CHA) 13 (5/10 vs. COL) 22 (5/10 vs. COL) Most Runs (Inning) 11 (3rd, 6/24 vs. CHA) 10 (11th, 5/10 vs. COL 16 (11th, 5/10 vs. COL) Most Doubles 6 (5x) 6 (5/10 vs. COL) 11 (7/6 vs. CHA) Most Triples 3 GWN) 2 (3x) 3 GWN) Most Home Runs 4 GWN) 4 IND) 6 IND) Most Home Runs (Inning) 2 (5x) 2 (5x) 2 (Multiple) Most Stolen Bases 5 (4/29 vs. BUF) 5 IND) 7 GWN) Most Strikeouts (Batters) 19 (11 Inn., 8/9 vs. LOU) 18 (3x) 32 (13 Inn. GWN) Fewest Strikeouts (Batters) 1 (8/7 vs. LOU) 4 (3x) 7 COL) Most Walks (Batters) 10 (6/24 vs. CHA) 12 COL) 16 COL) Most DP Turned 4 LOU) 3 (5x) 5 (4x) Most Left on Base 14 (6/8 vs. NOR) 13 (3x) 24 (6/8 vs. NOR) Most Errors 4 (Twice) 4 (3x) 5 (Twice) Largest Margin of Victory 14 (6/24 vs. CHA) 12 (8/25 vs. NOR) INDIVIDUAL BATTING At-Bats, 9-Inning Game... 6 (Field / Bauers / Wong x2) At-Bats, Extra-Inning Game... 7 (Bauers, GWN) Hits... 5 (Leonard, 4/27 vs. SYR) Runs... 4 (Leonard, 4/27 vs. SYR) Doubles... 3 (Leonard / Field) Triples... 2 (Varona, GWN) Home Runs... 2 (Peterson / Field) Runs Batted In... 6 (Hager / McKenry / Casali) Stolen Bases... 3 (Smith 3x) Strikeouts... 4 (Adames / Hager / Leonard) Walks... 3 (McKenry / Bauers / Marjama) 2017 RECORDS SOUTH TOT H R NORTH TOT H R WEST TOT H CHA GWN NOR TOTAL BUF LHV PAW ROC SWB SYR TOTAL INNING BY INNING INNING X TOTALS OPPONENTS BULLS W-L BY POSITION (STARTS) BULLS 2017 HIGHS AND LOWS BULLS 2017 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS R COL IND LOU TOL TOTAL Biggest Comeback Win... 4 IND / 8/22 vs. GWN) Biggest Blown Lead... 4 (7/6 vs. CHA, Up 4-0, L 11-7) Largest Division Lead (9/3) Largest Division Deficit... 1 (4/9) Largest Home Crowd... 11,897 (7/4 vs. CHA) Longest Hitting Streak (Curt Casali) Longest On-Base Streak (Jake Bauers, 4/20-5/28) Consecutive Games w/hr... 3 (Marjama, 4/11-4/13) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Innings Pitched, Starter (Chirinos, 5/13 vs. TOL) Fewest Innings Pitched, Starter (Honeywell, 8/25 vs. NOR) Most Innings Pitched, Reliever (Chris Pike, GWN) Most Strikeouts, Starter...13 (Faria / Yarbrough) Most Strikeouts, Reliever...5 (Espinal / Hu / Roe / Wood) Most Hits...10 (Yarbrough, x2) Fewest Hits Starter (min. 6 IP)...1 (Faria / Yarbrough / Chirinos) Most Runs Starter...8 (Chirinos, 6/22 vs. NOR) Most ER Starter...7 (Chirinos / Wood) Most Runs any pitcher...8 (Chirinos, 6/22 vs. NOR) Earned Runs Reliever...6 (Castillo, 7/6 vs. CHA) Most Walks...7 (Espinal, COL) Home Runs Allowed...3 (Roth x2 / Adkins) 2017 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK/MONTH WEEK PLAYER STATS APRIL Patrick Leonard.412 (35-85), 2 HR, 6 2B, 17 RBI, 17 R, OPS 5/8-5/14 Yonny Chirinos 2 GS, 2 W, 15.2 IP, 9 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 5 BB, 17 K 6/19-25 Casey Gillaspie.480 (12-25), HR, 5 2B, 10 RBI, 9 R 5BB 6/29-25 Ryan Yarbrough 2 GS, 2 W, 11.1 IP, 10 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 3 BB, 16 K 7/3-7/9 Yonny Chirinos 1 GS, 1 W, 8.0, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 1 BB, 6 K 7/31-8/6 Ryan Yarbrough 2 GS, 2 W, 13.2 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 2 BB, 8 K W-L BY BATTING ORDER (STARTS) Player C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Total Adames Bauers Brett Casali Featherston Field Goetzman Gotta Gillaspie Hager Kay Leonard Marjama McKenry O Conner Peterson Plouffe Robertson Smith Sole Varona Wong