2015 RAINIERS AT A GLANCE

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1 Wednesday, April 15 at 5:35 P.M. Tacoma Rainiers (2-4) at Albuquerque Isotopes (4-2) Game 7 (2-4) Isotopes Ballpark, Albuquerque, NM LHP Roenis Elias (1-0, 7.20) vs. RHP Jon Gray (0-1, 11.25) Road Game 7 (2-4) ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The Rainiers rallied for a run in the top of the ninth to tie the game 5-5 before surrendering a second consecutive walk-off home run to lose 6-5. Outfielder Jabari Blash smacked his first home run of the season and infielder Shawn O Malley drove in two runs in the loss. Infielder Jesus Montero, Blash, and O Malley all notched a double to support starting pitcher Jordan Pries, who went 5.2 innings in his second start of the season. NO MINOR FEAT: Infielder Carlos Rivero s.478 batting average is currently tied for the seventh best across all minor league batters. Rivero has a team-leading 11 hits in 23 at-bats through his first six games in the Mariners organization. His two home runs and six RBI are tied for the team lead. Rivero s 11 hits are tied for fourth most across all minor league batters. WE RE GOING STREAKING: Two of the top eight away game hitting streaks in the PCL belong to Rainiers batters James Jones (8 games) and Jesus Montero (7 games) - both streaks extend back into August of Montero leads the Rainiers in 2015 with a six-game hitting streak, going 9-for-24 with seven runs, one home run, three doubles, and two RBI. John Hicks has reached base safely in 17 consecutive road games, dating back to CLOSE CALL: The Rainiers have started the season 0-3 in one-run games after going in such contests in Tacoma lost four consecutive onerun games between May 30 and June 2 of last year, dropping one game to Salt Lake followed by three losses at El Paso. WALK IT OFF, PART II: Including the last two games, the Rainiers have suffered back-to-back walk-off losses fives times since Most recently, Tacoma lost walk-off games to Las Vegas and Sacramento on May 13 and 15 (separated by an off day). On August of 2011, the Rainiers fell to Reno in the final at-bat. Colorado Springs handed Tacoma consecutive heartbreakers on April of On July 6-7 of 2008 Portland and Salt Lake sent the Rainiers home stunned. In none of the other instances listed have the winning team won both games on home runs, as happened the last two nights in Albuquerque. Tacoma is 1-3 following these back-to-back losses. HITTERS WORST ENEMIES: Sam Gaviglio and Joe Saunders now stand as the only two Tacoma pitchers to not allow a run this season. Gaviglio tossed five scoreless innings while fanning three batters in a start at El Paso on April 11, his only appearance of 2015 thus far. Saunders has spun two scoreless innings in two appearances, striking out one. LEFTY POWER: Rainiers starting pitcher Roenis Elias is 2-0 with a 3.60 ERA (4ERx10.0IP) in his two career Pacific Coast League starts. Through those two starts he has held left-handed batters to a.071 (1x14) batting average while striking out seven. SIXTH INNING BLUES: After last night, the Rainiers have scored in every inning except the sixth inning. Through six games, Tacoma batters gave only notched three sixth-inning hits. FEELING ALRIGHT?: Infielder Chris Taylor has gone 4-for-16 (.250 AVG) with two runs, one double, and two RBI in his four rehab games with Tacoma. Taylor was placed on the diabled list on April 4 after suffering a broken bone in his right wrist during a Major League Spring Training game against Milwaukee on March 13. His rehab assignment began on April 11. FRIENDS IN UNFAMILIAR PLACES: The Pacific Coast League saw six affiliation changes during the offseason. Sporting new parent clubs in 2015 are Oklahoma City (LA Dodgers), Albuquerque (Colorado Rockies), Colorado Springs (Milwaukee Brewers), Sacramento (SF Giants), Fresno ( Houston Astros), and Nashville (Oakland A s). GOING NUCLEAR: Catcher John Hicks and infielder Chris Taylor both hit north of.310 in road action against the Isotopes in Hicks hit.385 (5x13) with two runs, two doubles, and four RBI in his four games in the desert. Taylor managed to hit.556 (10x18) with four runs, two doubles, two triples, and three RBI in his four games in Albuquerque. EXPERIENCED BATS: The seven Tacoma batters with Major League experience who have played this year are currently hitting.327 (49x150) with 19 extra base hits and account for 73 percent of the teams RBI (29-of-40). QUEST FOR 4000: The Rainiers need 15 victories to record 4,000 all-time franchise wins. Since 1960, Tacoma has put together a record of 3,985-3,963 (.502). The Rainiers record as an affiliate of the Seattle Mariners is 1,462-1,407 (.510). RAINIERS ON THE RADIO Every Rainiers game in 2015 can be heard live on KHHO 850 AM, with broadcaster Mike Curto calling the action. The Pre-Game Show begins 15 minutes prior to first pitch, and the Post-Game Show immediately follows the final out. RAINIERS VS. ALB: 2014: (9-7) 2015: (0-2) All-Time: ( ) 2015 RAINIERS AT A GLANCE Overall Record Home Road Day Night vs. LHP vs. RHP Current Streak...L3 Longest Winning Streak... W2 Longest Losing Streak...L3 Extra Innings Doubleheaders Shutouts Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Rainiers score first Rainiers score last Rainiers score 4+ runs Opponent scores 4+ runs Hit a home run No home runs Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits even First Game of Homestand Last Game of Homestand First Game of Road Trip Last Game of Road Trip vs. American North vs. American South vs. Pacific North vs. Pacific South Come from behind wins...1 Last at-bat wins...0 Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After No errors One Error Two Errors Three+ Errors UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS DATE OPP. TIME (PT) RAINIERS PITCHER OPPOSING PITCHER Thursday, April 16 at ALB 11:05 A.M. RHP Sam Gaviglio (1-0, 0.00) vs. LHP John Lannan (0-0, 0.00) Friday, April 17 vs. ELP 7:05 P.M. LHP Mike Kickham (0-0, 10.38) vs. RHP James Needy (0-0, 12.27) Saturday, April 18 vs. ELP 5:05 P.M. LHP Mike Montgomery (0-0, 1.50) vs. RHP Bryce Morrow (0-1, 1.80) Sunday, April 19 vs. ELP 1:35 P.M. RHP Jordan Pries (0-1, 9.31) vs. LHP Jason Lane (1-1, 5.25)

2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER: ROENIS ELIAS (1-0, 7.20) HEIGHT: 6-1 WEIGHT: 190 BORN: in Guantanamo, Cuba BATS: Left THROWS: Left RESIDES: Austin, TX ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on May 3, ROENIS ELIAS BY THE NUMBERS W-L ERA G GS CG ShO S IP H R ER HR BB SO 2014: Tacoma (AAA) Seattle (MLB) : Tacoma (AAA) HOME ROAD DAY NIGHT PRE-ASB POST-ASB vs. LHH vs. RHH : Pitched 5.0 innings in blowout victory over El Paso (5.0,6,5,4,3,6), earning the win. 2014: Spent 29 games (29 GS) with Seattle optioned to the Rainiers on Aug. 8 and made one start recalled by the Mariners on Aug. 18. Recorded a record and 3.85 ERA (70ERx163.2IP) in 29 starts with Seattle. Ranked tied for second on the Mariners in games started (29), third in strikeouts (143), and fourth in innings pitched (163.2). Finished on Mariners all-time rookie lists in strikeouts (fourth, 143), starts (sixth, 29), wins (seventh, 10), and innings (eighth, 163.2). Made MLB debut at Oakland on Apr. 3, earning a no-decision (5.0,2,1,1,3,3). Pitched a three-hit, complete game shutout against Detroit on June 1 recorded eight strikeouts in the win (9.0,3,0,0,1,8) first Mariners rookie to toss shutout since Aug. 24, 1999 (Freddy Garcia vs. Detriot). Tossed eight quality starts, three of which came in June 4-2 record with a 3.86 ERA (17ERx39.2IP) in six starts. Limited left-handed hitters to a.212 average (28x132) right-handed batters hit.257 (123x478). Left start on Sep. 16 at Los Angeles (AL), shut down for the season with strained flexor bundle in left elbow. 2013: Started 22 games with Double-A Jackson over a full season with the Generals. Among Mariners farmhands, ranked fourth in strikeouts (121) and 6th in ERA (3.18) ranked 7th in the Southern League in ERA and posted the fourth-best strikeouts per 9.0 innings pitched ratio (8.38, 121 K and IP) among SL starters. Limited hitters to a.232 batting average (112x482) held left-handed hitters to a.160 (17x106) average. Represented Jackson on the North Division squad in the Southern League All-Star Game posted a 2.92 ERA (24ERx74.0IP) through 10 starts prior to the break. Struck out a season-high 10 batters over 5.0 innings in a win at Charlotte on July 24 (5.0,6,3,3,0,10,1 HR). Ended the season on the disabled list after undergoing an appendectomy on Aug : Made 26 starts for Class-A Advanced High Desert over a full season with the Mavericks. Became the fourth pitcher in franchise history to start at least 25 games and post an ERA under 4.00 in a single season list includes John Patterson (2.83 in 1998), Brad Penny (2.96 in 1998) and Luis Galindez (3.87 in 1992). Collected 11 wins, tied for the eighth-most recorded by a Mavericks starter during a single season in franchise history. Topped the team with 12 quality starts, including six over his final eight outings of the season, July 16-Aug. 31 posted a 5-1 mark and 2.34 ERA (13ERx50.0IP) over that eight-game stretch. Notched his first career double-digit strikeout game after fanning a career-best 11 batters through 7.2 innings on July 21 at Stockton (7.2,6,3,3,1,11,1 HR). 2011: Divided the season between rookie-level Peoria, short-season Pulaski and Single-A High Desert combined to go 5-2 with a 4.30 ERA (23ERx48.1IP) through 11 games (8 GS). Appeared in just one game with Peoria before transferring to Pulaski on July 18. Recorded first career victory in a relief appearance at Danville on July 24 (4.0,3,0,0,0,1,0). Promoted to Clinton on Aug. 1 and made seven starts with the LumberKings. Fanned a season-high eight batters but despite suffering first career loss in a start at Kane County on Aug. 20 (5.0,7,5,5,4,8,2 HR). Personal: Roenis Leliebre Elias. Defected from Cuba to Mexico in 2010 after playing for Guantanamo in Serie Nacional. RAINIERS TEAM PITCHING W-L-S ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Starters Relievers April May June July August September RAINIERS CATCHER STATISTICS CATCHER GS SB CS CS% PB E ERA Baker % (11ERx17.0IP) Hicks % (21ERx34.0IP) TOTAL % (32ERx51.0IP) ROENIS ELIAS vs. ALBUQUERQUE G GS W-L IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2015: CAREER: SEASON HIGHS: IP: 5.0, 4/10 at El Paso H: 6, 4/10 at El Paso R: 5, 4/10 at El Paso ER: 4, 4/10 at El Paso HR: 1, 4/10 at El Paso BB: 3, 4/10 at El Paso SO: 6, 4/10 at El Paso LAST CG: June 1, 2014 vs. Detroit (9.0,3,0,0,1,8) LAST ShO: June 1, 2014 vs. Detroit (9.0,3,0,0,1,8) ROENIS ELIAS 2015 APPEARANCES w/ TACOMA DATE OPP RESULT W-L G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA PC-K 4/10 at ELP W, 17-5 W APRIL TOTALS HOME TOTALS (0G): ROAD TOTALS (1G): RAINIERS STARTING PITCHERS TEAM RUN PITCHER GS RECORD LAST START RESULT SUPPORT QS Elias /10 at ELP W, Gaviglio /11 at ELP W, Kickham /12 at ELP L, Pries /9 at ELP L, Montgomery /13 at ALB L,

3 BULLPEN NOTES 2015 RAINIERS RELIEF RUNDOWN Last Win Last Save Last Loss SV/OPP 1st BF/RET RI/Scored 11 - Bawcom NONE NONE NONE 0/0 2/2 (1.000) 2/1 (.000) 19 - Germano NONE NONE 4/12 at ELP 0/0 2/2 (1.000) 0/0 (.000) 50 - Guaipe NONE NONE 4/13 at ALB 0/1 2/1 (.500) 0/0 (.000) 10 - Leone NONE NONE NONE 0/0 1/1 (1.000) 0/0 (.000) 14 - Lowe NONE NONE 4/14 at ALB 0/0 2/2 (1.000) 0/0 (.000) 8 - Luetge NONE NONE NONE 0/0 3/1 (.333) 2/2 (1.000) 35 - Saunders NONE NONE NONE 0/0 2/2 (1.000) 0/0 (.000) 39 - Snow NONE NONE NONE 0/0 2/1 (.500) 0/0 (.000) SEASON TOTALS 0/1 (.000) 16/12 (.750) 4/3 (.750) BASE STEALING (PITCHERS) PITCHER SB CS ATT CS% Bawcom Elias Gaviglio % Germano Guaipe % Kickham % Leone Lowe Luetge Montgomery Pries % Saunders Snow SEASON TOTALS % 11 - LOGAN BAWCOM, RHP SV 7.36 LAST WIN: 8/29/14 at FRE LAST LOSS: 6/11/14 at MEM LAST SAVE: 5/17/14 at SAC LAST BLOWN SAVE: 8/14/14 at NO 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 2.0 IP, 4/9 at ELP Struck out four batters on April 9 against El Paso, tied for the third most single-game strikeouts in his career. Spent majority of the 2014 season with Tacoma, his second with the Rainiers, posting a 4-4 record with a 4.93 ERA (25ERx45.2IP) across 40 relief appearances. Converted six of nine save opportunities 3.00 ERA (2ERx6IP) with five strikeouts in six saves moved into a tie for fourth on Tacoma all-time saves list with 27. Placed on 7-Day DL (oblique) on June 14 sent on rehab assignment to short-season Everett AquaSox on July 22 activated by Tacoma on July JUSTIN GERMANO, RHP SV 2.25 LAST WIN: 8/28/14 vs. LV LAST LOSS: 4/12/15 at ELP LAST SAVE: 7/3/11 vs. LOU LAST BLOWN SAVE: 9/1/10 vs. CWS 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 2.0 IP, twice, last 4/12 at ELP Pitched 2.0 innings in season debut without allowing a hit. Spent majority of 2014 season with Triple-A Round Rock (21 GS), but also spent brief stints with Texas (2 G) and Triple-A Albuquerque (3 G, 2 GS). Tossed a PCL-leading three complete games in 2014: Apr. 29 at Oklahoma City (8.0,3,2,2,1,6,1 HR), July 12 at Nashville (8.0,7,5,5,0,6,2 HR), and July 24 at Oklahoma City (9.0,3,1,1,2,2). Contract selected by Rangers on May 8, 2014 made two relief appearances on May 10, 13...designated for assignment and outrighted to Round Rock on May 16...traded to Los Angeles (NL) on Aug. 14 for future considerations...tranferred to Albuquerque on Aug. 31, making two starts and one relief appearance with the Isotopes MAYCKOL GUAIPE, RHP SV 9.00 LAST WIN: 4/18/14 at TNS LAST LOSS: 8/17/14 at HVL LAST SAVE: 8/25/14 vs. CHA LAST BLOWN SAVE: 8/17/14 at HVL 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 1.0 IP, 4/9 at ELP Made Triple-A debut on April 9 against El Paso (1.0,2,1,1,1,0). Notched 40 relief appearances with Double-A Jackson in 2014, earning a record of 1-3 with 12 saves and an ERA of 2.89 (18ERx56.0IP). Ranked first on Generals in saves (12) and second in appearances (40) WHIP of was lowest among Mariners full-season minor leaguers. Ranked near the top of Southern League relievers in lowest BB/9 (2nd, 1.45) and lowest opponent average (5th,.215) MARK LOWE, RHP SV 4.50 LAST WIN: 8/21/14 at LOU LAST LOSS: 4/14/15 at ALB LAST SAVE: 8/14/14 vs. LHV LAST BLOWN SAVE: 8/29/14 at IND 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 1.0 IP, 4/11 at ELP Made 2015 season debut on Apr. 11 at El Paso (1.0,0,0,0,0,1). Began Spring Training with Tampa Bay in released on Mar. 26 and signed with Cleveland on Mar. 31 spent majority of season with Triple-A Columbus (41 G), but also had two stints with Cleveland (7 G). While with Columbus went 4-3 with 17 saves, a 5.62 ERA (26ERx41.2IP) and 47 strikeouts...ranked first on Clippers in saves, second in games. 8 - LUCAS LUETGE, LHP SV 5.40 LAST WIN: 6/22/14 vs. OKC LAST LOSS: 8/11/14 vs. FRE LAST SAVE: 8/10/14 vs. FRE LAST BLOWN SAVE: 6/29/14 at ELP 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 1.0 IP, twice, last, 4/11 at ELP First reliever used by Tacoma in relieved starting pitcher Jordan Pries in the fifth inning (1.0,3,2,2,0,0, 1 HR). Split time between Seattle and Tacoma in 2014 spent five stints with the Mariners totaling 12 appearances (9.0 IP) 42 appearances with the Rainiers (62.1 IP). Ranked second among Tacoma relievers in innings pitched (62.1) and strikeouts (70). Recalled to Seattle on Sep. 1 to close out season made eight appearances with a 4.77 ERA (3ERx5.2IP) JOE SAUNDERS, LHP SV 0.00 LAST WIN: 7/28/14 at NEW LAST LOSS: 8/20/14 at DUR LAST SAVE: NONE LAST BLOWN SAVE: NONE 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 1.0 IP, 4/10 at ELP Bounced around between three organizations and six teams spent time in the Texas organization with Double-A Frisco (2 GS), Triple-A Round Rock (2 GS), and Texas (8 GS) Triple-A Omaha (4 GS) in the Kansas City system finished the year in the Baltimore organization with Triple-A Norfolk (10 G) and Baltimore (6 G). Combined to go 1-10 with a 5.40 ERA (57x95.0IP). Made his first career ML relief appearance on Sep. 5 at Tampa Bay (0.2,0,0,0,0,0,HBP) FORREST SNOW, RHP SV 9.00 LAST WIN: 8/8/14 vs. FRE LAST LOSS: 4/13/15 at ALB LAST SAVE: 9/2/10 vs. BEL LAST BLOWN SAVE: 8/21/10 vs. PEO 15 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 2.0 IP, 4/11 at ELP Surrendered walk-off home run to Dustin Garneau on April 13 at Albuquerque. Made season debut with Double-A Jackson following reinstatement from suspension on June 6...recorded two starts with Generals (10.1 IP, 6.10 ERA) before being promoted to Tacoma for his first stint of the season on June 13. Made two appearances in first go-around with Tacoma (one start, one relief) 6.0 IP surrendering one earned run on 10 hits with six strikeouts...moved to Generals on July 20 two relief appearances including a win 6.0 IP surrendering no earned R on 3 hits with 8 strikeouts...returned to Tacoma on July 29 where he would stay for the remainder of the season.

4 2015 BATTING NOTES 24 - JOHN BAKER, C.200 AVG 0 HR 1 RBI.200 OBP.200 SLG vs. RHP:.222, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 0-0 ROAD TRIP: 2-10 CURRENT STREAK: NONE vs. LHP:.000, 0 HR vs. ALB: 0-0 SERIES: 0-0 LONGEST STREAK: 1 G (2x6, 2 R, RBI) Went 2-for-6 with two runs and one RBI in Tacoma debut on 4/10 at El Paso. Recorded 14 at-bats in 13 games during ML Spring Training, hitting.214 (3x14) with one double, one RBI. Made 51 appearances behind the plate in his first year with Chicago (NL)...posted a.192 (35x182) batting average with seven doubles and 15 RBI. Saw first career appearance as a pitcher on July 19 against Colorado...tossed a scoreless 16th inning, earning the win...became first true position player to win a game for the Cubs since Fred Pfeffer in JABARI BLASH, OF.333 AVG 1 HR 2 RBI.429 OBP.667 SLG vs. RHP:.400, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 2-3 ROAD TRIP: 4-12 CURRENT STREAK: 1 G (2x3, R, HR, 2 RBI, BB) vs. LHP:.286, 1 HR vs. ALB: 2-3 SERIES: 2-3 LONGEST STREAK: 1 G (twice) Opened fifth season with Double-A Jackson played in 25 games during first stint hit.262/.418/.512 (22x84) with 19 R, 6 2B, 5 HR, 20 RBI, 22 BB, 4 SB. Promoted to Tacoma on Apr. 30 made Triple-A debut Apr. 30 against Sacramento (0x5). Suspended 50 games on June 27 by the Office of the Commissioner of Baseball for a second positive test for a drug of abuse in violation of the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Finished the season with a combined batting average of.221 (64x289) with 50 R, 15 2B, 3B, 18 HR, 59 RBI, 45 BB, 6 SB. 3 - LUERY BONILLA, INF.143 AVG 0 HR 0 RBI.250 OBP.143 SLG vs. RHP:.143, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 0-0 ROAD TRIP: 1-7 CURRENT STREAK: NONE vs. LHP:.000, 0 HR vs. ALB: 0-1 SERIES: 0-1 LONGEST STREAK: 1 G (1x3, R) Hit.333 (3x9) with one solo home run in 10 ML Spring Training appearances. Spent 13th professional season with Tacoma (90 G) hit.234/.291/.320 (65x278) with 29 R, 16 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 27 RBI, 22 BB, and 5 SB. Played on defense at seven different positions, including every infield spot (1B 15G/12GS, 2B 1G, 3B 50G/47GS, SS 10G/10GS, RF 9G/9GS, LF 9G/9GS, P 1G). Made one appearance as a pitcher (ninth career pitching appearance) on July 10 against Salt Lake allowed two earned runs on four walks...did not retire a batter...pitched in the ninth inning FRANKLIN GUTIERREZ, OF.368 AVG 1 HR 4 RBI.409 OBP.684 SLG vs. RHP:.500, 1 HR YESTERDAY: 0-4 ROAD TRIP: 7-19 CURRENT STREAK: NONE vs. LHP:.222, 0 HR vs. ALB: 1-7 SERIES: 1-7 LONGEST STREAK: 4 G (7x15, 3 R, 3 2B, HR, 4 RBI, 2 BB) Notched first hit since Sep. 27, 2013 when he singled in the third inning against El Paso on April 10. Spent entirety of the 2014 season on the Restricted List. Played in a total of 41 games with Seattle in 2013, while also spending significant amount of time on the 15- and 60-Day Disabled Lists (strained right hamstring) played 47 games on rehab assignments with Tacoma. 6 - JOHN HICKS, C.267 AVG 0 HR 4 RBI.353 OBP.400 SLG vs. RHP:.250, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 1-4 ROAD TRIP: 4-15 CURRENT STREAK: 3 G (4x12, 3 R, 3 RBI, BB) vs. LHP:.286, 0 HR vs. ALB: 2-8 SERIES: 2-8 LONGEST STREAK: 3 G (4x12, 3 R, 3 RBI, BB) Notched nine ML Spring Training at-bats, hitting.333 (3x9) with one double. Began 2014 season with Double-A Jackson (39 G) hit.296/.362/.418 (56x189) with 29 R, 10 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 27 RBI, 20 BB, and 6 SB...ranked third on Generals in average (.296). Promoted to Tacoma on July 8 saw action in 28 games hit.277/.330/.376 (28x101) with 13 R, 2 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 20 RBI, and 7 BB. Went 2-for-5 with 3 R, HR, BB, and RBI in first career Triple-A appearance on July 10 against Salt Lake. Combined to throw out 38% of base stealers (26 CS, 42 SB). 9 - JAMES JONES, OF.214 AVG 0 HR 3 RBI.200 OBP.357 SLG vs. RHP:.200, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 0-0 ROAD TRIP: 3-14 CURRENT STREAK: 3 G (3x14, 2 R, 3B, 3 RBI, SB) vs. LHP:.250, 0 HR vs. ALB: 0-0 SERIES: 0-0 LONGEST STREAK: 3 G (3x14, 2 R, 3B, 3 RBI, SB) Logged a.267 (8x30) batting average with 10 runs, one double, one triple, and six RBI in 12 ML Spring Training games. Made multiple trips up and down I-5, spending 37 games in Tacoma (across four stints) and 108 games in Seattle (across four stints). Made MLB debut on Apr. 18 against Miami recorded first MLB hit in same game (1x1, single). Led Mariners in SB with 27 only caught stealing once in 28 attempts...most stolen bases recorded by a rookie since Ichiro (56 in 2001) PATRICK KIVLEHAN, OF.286 AVG 2 HR 4 RBI.348 OBP.619 SLG vs. RHP:.200, 2 HR YESTERDAY: 1-4 ROAD TRIP: 6-21 CURRENT STREAK: 1 G (1x4) vs. LHP:.500, 0 HR vs. ALB: 1-8 SERIES: 1-8 LONGEST STREAK: 3 G (5x13, 5 R, 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 2 BB) Went 2-for-5 with three runs, one home run, and three RBI in his Triple-A debut on Apr. 10 at El Paso. Opened Triple-A career with three-game hitting streak, going 5-for-13 with two home runs and four RBI. Appeared in 18 games during ML Spring Training, hitting.259 (7x27) with three runs, one double, one home run, and seven RBI. Began 2014 season with Advanced-A High Desert (34 G) and spent time with Double-A Jackson...combined to hit.295/.363/.507 (153x519) with 32 2B, 9 3B, 20 HR, 103 RBI. Promoted to Double-A Jackson on May 10 and finished the season with the Generals. Ranked first on Generals in RBI (68), second in AVG (.300), OPS (.860) and 3B (7), third in hits (113), fourth in 2B (23)...finished season fourth in Southern League in SLG (.485), seventh in AVG (.300). His 103 total RBI between Mavericks and Generals ranked seventh in MiLB in 2014.

5 2015 BATTING NOTES (CONTINUED) 7 - KETEL MARTE, INF.296 AVG 0 HR 1 RBI.321 OBP.296 SLG vs. RHP:.222, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 0-5 ROAD TRIP: 8-27 CURRENT STREAK: NONE vs. LHP:.444, 0 HR vs. ALB: 2-10 SERIES: 2-10 LONGEST STREAK: 5 G (8x22, 3 R, RBI, BB) Has opened second season in Tacoma with a five-game hitting streak, notching eight hits and three runs. Smacked seven hits in 14 games for a.304 (7x23) ML Spring Training batting average...recorded four runs, one double, one triple, and three RBI. Spent majority of fourth season in Seattle organization with Double-A Jackson hit.302/.329/.404 in 443 AB with 63 R, 27 2B, 6 3B, 2 HR, career-high 46 RBI, 19 BB, career-high 23 SB. Led Generals in AVG (.302), and hits (134); second in 2B (27); fourth in RBI (46) fifth in Southern League in AVG (.302). Named to Southern League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star teams. Played eight games for Gigantes del Cibao in Dominican Winter League hit.208/.240/.250 in 24 AB with 1 2B, 2 RBI, BB. Ranked No. 20 prospect in Seattle organization by Baseball America prior to 2014 season...named Milb.com Organization All-Star (Seattle) in JESUS MONTERO, INF.375 AVG 1 HR 2 RBI.444 OBP.625 SLG vs. RHP:.357, 1 HR YESTERDAY: 1-4 ROAD TRIP: 9-24 CURRENT STREAK: 6 G (9x24, 7 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 BB) vs. LHP:.400, 0 HR vs. ALB: 2-7 SERIES: 2-7 LONGEST STREAK: 6 G (9x24, 7 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, 2 BB) Began 2015 as one of two Rainiers players with a five-game hitting streak...smacked eight hits, including one home run, while scoring seven runs. Spent majority of the season with Tacoma (97 G) with two brief stints in Seattle (6 G) (June and July 24-25). Moved to 7-day Disabled List on Aug. 15 while with Tacoma...placed on suspended list on Aug. 29 after an on-field incident while on rehab with rookie-level Everett. Led Rainiers in HR (16), first on team in 2B (24), second on team in RBI (74), third on team in hits (104). Swiped a stolen base on Aug. 10 against Fresno first SB since Aug. 30, 2008 (with Charleston) SHAWN O MALLEY, INF.263 AVG 0 HR 5 RBI.333 OBP.368 SLG vs. RHP:.357, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 1-3 ROAD TRIP: 5-19 CURRENT STREAK: 4 G (5x19, 4 R, 5 RBI, 2B) vs. LHP:.000, 0 HR vs. ALB: 3-6 SERIES: 3-6 LONGEST STREAK: 4 G (5x19, 4 R, 5 RBI, 2B) Spent majority of season with Triple-A Salt Lake (89 G) also spent time with Double-A Arkansas (11 G), rookie-level AZL Angels (3 G, rehab assignment), and Los Angeles (AL) (11 G). Placed on 7-day DL on Apr. 22, returned on May 3. Named to PCL All-Star team for performance with Salt Lake...logged one AB as a pinch hitter, went 0-for-1. Made MLB debut on Sep. 7 against Minnesota pinch hitting for Albert Pujols, recorded first career MLB hit off of Ryan Pressly, a single. Played mostly LF with the Angels despite playing majority of MiLB career at shortstop and second base CARLOS RIVERO, INF.478 AVG 2 HR 6 RBI.519 OBP.783 SLG vs. RHP:.357, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 2-4 ROAD TRIP: CURRENT STREAK: 1 G (2x4, R) vs. LHP:.667, 2 HR vs. ALB: 2-8 SERIES: 2-8 LONGEST STREAK: 4 G (9x15, 7 R, 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 2 BB) Became first Rainiers player to hit a home run in his first at-bat with Tacoma since Dustin Ackley on July 15, 2010 at Reno. Began only season in Boston organization with Double-A Portland (31 G) hit.214/.285/.316 (25x117) with 14 R, 6 2B, 2 HR, 17 RBI, 8 BB. Briefly called up to Triple-A Pawtucket from Apr sent back to Portland went 1-for-4 in two games with Pawtucket during that span. Recorded 19 multi-hit games, including one four-hit game and one career-high five-hit game (July 13 against Toledo, 5x6, 2 R, 2 2B, 2 RBI) eight multi-rbi games, including one four-rbi game and one five-rbi game (June 7 against Louisville, went 3x4 with 1 3B, 5 RBI). Contract selected by Boston on Aug. 25 in four games hit.571/.625/1.286 (4x7) with 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI, BB...made MLB debut on Aug. 29 against Tampa Bay pinch hit for Will Middlebrooks and drew a BB in only PA. Notched first MLB hit on Sep. 9 against Baltimore (2x2, 2B)...belted first MLB HR on Sep. 10 against Baltimore (9th inning, Joe Saunders) STEFEN ROMERO, OF.320 AVG 0 HR 6 RBI.320 OBP.520 SLG vs. RHP:.222, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 0-0 ROAD TRIP: 8-25 CURRENT STREAK: NONE vs. LHP:.571, 0 HR vs. ALB: 0-4 SERIES: 0-4 LONGEST STREAK: 4 G (8x21, 3 R, 3 2B, 3B, 6 RBI) Notched first four-hit game since June 12, 2013 at Las Vegas when he went 4-for-6 with two doubles and four RBI against El Paso on Apr. 10. Led all Rainiers in ML Spring Training with a.364 (8x22) batting average with two runs, one double, one triple, and two RBI. Began the season with Seattle, in first career Major League stint made ML debut on Apr. 1 against Los (AL)...recorded first career MLB hit during in second game on Apr. 2 against the Angels (2x3, R, 2B, RBI). Played in 51 games in Seattle to open the season, hitting.196/.236/.324 (29x148) with 18 R, 6 2B, 2 3B, 3 HR, 11 RBI, 4 BB. Optioned to Tacoma on June 30, played in 11 games and hit.283/.286/.522 before being recalled by Seattle on July 17...played in nine games with Seattle before being optioned back to Tacoma on Aug. 1...played 25 games in final go-around with Tacoma, bringing season total to 36 games and pushing line to.358/.387/.669 with 12 HR. In limited time with Tacoma managed to place third on the team in HR (12)...four behind team-leader Jesus Montero...batting average (.358) was first on Rainiers among players with at least 100 AB CHRIS TAYLOR, INF.250 AVG 0 HR 2 RBI.294 OBP.313 SLG vs. RHP:.200, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 1-5 ROAD TRIP: 4-16 CURRENT STREAK: 2 G (3x8, R, 2 RBI, BB) vs. LHP:.333, 0 HR vs. ALB: 3-8 SERIES: 3-8 LONGEST STREAK: 2 G (3x8, R, 2 RBI, BB) Went 2-for-3 against Albuquerque on April 13, driving in a pair of runs. On Major League rehab assignment from Seattle...placed on Disabled List on April 4 after suffering a broken bone in right wrist during Major League Spring Training... began rehab assignment on April 11.

6 RAINIERS HITTER NOTES RAINIERS SCORE BY INNING X Total Rainiers Opponents RAINIERS MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Total Baker Blash Gutierrez Kivlehan Marte Montero O Malley Rivero Romero Taylor RAINIERS MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Total Blash Gutierrez Kivlehan O Malley Rivero Romero Taylor RAINIERS MULTI-RUN GAMES Player Total Baker Gutierrez Kivlehan Montero O Malley Rivero RAINIERS MULTI-STRIKEOUT GAMES Player Total Blash Gutierrez Hicks Jones Kivlehan Marte Montero Rivero Romero Taylor RAINIERS HOME RUNS Rainiers record by home run: Rainiers home runs by position: C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH CURRENT RAINIERS 2015 HITTING STATISTICS WITH OTHER TEAMS HITTER TEAM AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS

7 RAINIERS MISCELLANEOUS 2015 RAINIERS HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM BATTING Most Runs, Game... 17, 4/10 at ELP Fewest Runs, Game... 3, 4/13 at ALB Most Runs, Inning... 7, 4/10 at ELP (2nd inning) Most Hits, Game... 20, 4/10 at ELP Fewest Hits, Game... 9, twice, last, 4/14 at ALB Most Hits, Inning... 7, 4/10 at ELP (2nd inning) Most Doubles, Game... 4, 4/10 at ELP Most Triples, Game...1, twice, last, 4/11 at ELP Most Home Runs, Game...2, twice, last, 4/12 at ELP Most Consecutive Games, Homer... 4 G, 4/9-4/12 Most Consecutive Games, No Homer... 1 G 4/13 at ALB Most Extra Base Hits, Game... 7, 4/10 at ELP Total Bases, Game... 26, 4/19 at ELP Most Walks, Game... 6, 4/11 at ELP Fewest Walks, Game... 0, 4/12 at ELP Most Strikeouts, Game... 12, 4/14 at ALB Fewest Strikeouts, Game... 5, 4/9 at ELP Most Stolen Bases, Game...1, three times, last, 4/13 at ALB Most Left On Base, Game... 10, 4/11 at ELP INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most At-Bats, Game...6, four times, last, Marte/Romero/Montero/Baker, 4/10 at ELP Most Runs, Game... 3, three times, last, Montero, 4/11 at ELP Most Hits, Game...4, twice, last, Romero/Rivero, 4/10 at ELP Most Doubles, Game... 2, twice, last, Gutierrez/Romero, 4/10 at ELP Most Triples, Game...1, twice, last, Romero, 4/11 at ELP Most Home Runs, Game... 1, seven times, last, Blash, 4/14 at ALB Most RBI, Game... 4, Romero, 4/10 at ELP Most Walks, Game... 1, seventeen times, last, Blash/O Malley, 4/13 at ALB Most Strikeouts, Game...3, three times, last, Marte/Montero, 4/14 at ALB Most Stolen Bases, Game... 1, three times, last, Hicks, 4/13 at ALB Longest Hitting Streak... 6 G, Montero, 4/9-4/14 TEAM PITCHING Fewest Runs, Game... 2, 4/11 at ELP Most Runs, Game... 11, 4/9 at ELP Most Runs, Inning... 5, 4/9 at ELP (5th inning) Fewest Hits, Game... 6, 4/10 at ELP Most Hits, Game... 18, 4/9 at ELP Fewest Walks, Game... 1, 4/13 at ALB Most Walks, Game... 8, 4/12 at ELP Most Strikeouts, Game... 9, twice, last, 4/14 at ALB Most Doubles, Game...2, four times, last, 4/14 at ALB Most Triples, Game... NONE Most Home Runs, Game... 3, 4/14 at ALB BIG INNINGS (5 runs or more) DATE OPP RUNS INNING RESULT April 10 El Paso 7 2nd W, 17-5 RAINIERS HOME RUNS BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS PLAYERS DATE OPPONENT TWO-HOME RUN GAMES PLAYERS DATE OPPONENT THREE-HOME RUN GAMES PLAYERS DATE OPPONENT GRAND SLAMS BY RAINIERS PLAYERS DATE OPPONENT FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS PLAYERS DATE OPPONENT R YARD HOME RUNS BY RAINIERS PLAYERS DATE INNING OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Longest Winning Streak...1 G, twice, last, Sam Gaviglio 4/11- Longest Losing Streak...1 G, four times, last, Lowe, 4/14- Most Innings Pitched, Starter , Montgomery, 4/13 at ALB Most Innings Pitched, Reliever , five times, last, Guaipe, 4/13 at ALB Most Walks, Game... 5, Kickham, 4/12 at ELP Most Strikeouts, Game...6, Elias, 4/10 at ELP Most Hit By Pitch, Game... 1, twice, last, Kickham, 4/12 at ELP Most Runs Allowed, Game... 6, Pries, 4/9 at ELP Most Hits Allowed, Game... 9, Pries, 4/9 at ELP TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak... 2 G, 4/10-4/11 Longest Winning Streak, Home... NONE Longest Winning Streak, Road... 2 G, 4/10-4/11 Most Consecutive Losses... 3 G, 4/12-4/14 Most Consecutive Losses, Home... NONE Most Consecutive Losses, Road... 3 G, 4/12-4/14 Longest Game, Time... 3:04 (9 inn.), 4/11 at ELP Shortest Game, Time... 2:42 (9 inn.), 4/14 at ALB Longest Game, Innings , 4/13 at ALB Highest Attendance, Home... NONE Highest Attendance, Road...10,047 Lowest Attendance, Home... NONE Lowest Attendance, Road...5,994 Most Double Plays Turned...2, three times, last, 4/14 at ALB Most Opponent Double Plays Turned...1, four times, last 4/14 at ALB Most Errors... 1, five times, last, 4/14 at ALB Largest Margin of Victory...12 Runs, 4/10 at ELP Largest Margin of Defeat...7 Runs, 4/9 at ELP Biggest Comeback To Win...3 Runs, 4/10 at ELP RAINIERS EJECTIONS PLAYER UMPIRE DATE OPP. INN. REASON

8 INSIDE THE NUMBERS RAINIERS VS. THE PCL AMERICAN NORTH AMERICAN SOUTH PACIFIC NORTH PACIFIC SOUTH Home Road Total vs. Col. Springs vs. Iowa vs. Okla. City vs. Omaha TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Memphis vs. Nashville vs. New Orleans vs. Round Rock TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Fresno vs. Reno vs. Sacramento TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Albuquerque vs. El Paso vs. Las Vegas vs. Salt Lake TOTAL RAINIERS SITUATIONAL AFTER FIVE INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER SIX INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER SEVEN INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER EIGHT INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing BY MONTH Home Road Total April May June July August September BY DAY Home Road Total Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday BY SERIES Home Road Total Series (WIN-LOSS-SPLIT) First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series Fourth Game of Series Fifth Game of Series Sixth Game of Series MISCELLANEOUS Home Road Total vs. Left-Handed Starters vs. Right-Handed Starters Rainiers Score First Opponents Score First Inning Games or Shorter Inning Games Extra-Inning Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Shutouts First Half Record Second Half Record ERRORS Home Road Total Rainiers Opponent HOME RUNS Home Road Total Home Runs Solo Two-Run Home Runs Three-Run Home Runs Grand Slams LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... 5-Hit Game Jesus Montero, July 10, 2014 at Salt Lake 6-Hit Game Carlos Peguero, July 26, 2013 at Reno 4 Doubles in a Game Mike Wilson, July 8, 2012 at Salt Lake 9-RBI Game A.J. Zapp, August 20, 2004 vs. Fresno 3-Home Run Game Jabari Blash, June 3, 2014 at El Paso 4-Home Run Game (Ties PCL Record) Randy Bass, June 9, 1977 at Phoenix Walk-Off Home Run Stefen Romero, August 9, 2014 vs. Fresno (9th Inning) Pinch-Hit Home Run Luis Rodriguez, July 15, 2012 vs. Colorado Springs Home Run In First Tacoma At-Bat Carlos Rivero, April 9, 2015 at El Paso Inside-The-Park Home Run Wladimir Balentien, April 28, 2008 vs. New Orleans Hit For The Cycle Carlos Triunfel, April 17, 2013 vs. Fresno Straight Steal of Home Charles Gipson, June 4, 2000 at Edmonton 4-Stolen Base Game Jermaine Clark, June 21, 2002 at Colorado Springs Complete Game Shutout Taijuan Walker, June 24, 2014 vs. Oklahoma City No-Hitter (And Perfect Game) John Halama, July 7, 2001 vs. Calgary One-Hitter Cesar Jimenez, June 28, 2006 at Las Vegas 14 Strikeouts in a Game Rich Dorman, August 29, 2006 vs. Salt Lake 25 Runs in a Game May 29, 2013 at Col. Springs 30 Hits in a Game May 29, 2013 at Col. Springs 10 Runs in an Inning June 28, 2006 at Las Vegas (3rd Inning) 3 Consecutive Home Runs June 13, 2013 (Peguero/Poythress/Tenbrink) at Las Vegas Triple Play 1995 (Pozo to Litton)

9 2015 TACOMA RAINIERS TRANSACTIONS NO. DATE ADD/DELETE POS PLAYER TRANSACTION 1 4/9 ADD RHP LOGAN BAWCOM Assigned to initial roster. 2 4/9 ADD LHP ROENIS ELIAS Assigned to initial roster. 3 4/9 ADD RHP SAM GAVIGLIO Assigned to initial roster. 4 4/9 ADD RHP JUSTIN GERMANO Assigned to initial roster. 5 4/9 ADD RHP MAYCKOL GUAIPE Assigned to initial roster. 6 4/9 ADD LHP MICHAEL KICKHAM Assigned to initial roster. 7 4/9 ADD RHP DOMINIC LEONE Assigned to initial roster. 8 4/9 ADD RHP MARK LOWE Assigned to initial roster. 9 4/9 ADD LHP LUCAS LUETGE Assigned to initial roster. 10 4/9 ADD LHP MIKE MONTGOMERY Assigned to initial roster. 11 4/9 ADD RHP JORDAN PRIES Assigned to initial roster. 12 4/9 ADD LHP JOE SAUNDERS Assigned to initial roster. 13 4/9 ADD RHP FORREST SNOW Assigned to initial roster. 14 4/9 ADD C JOHN BAKER Assigned to initial roster. 15 4/9 ADD C JOHN HICKS Assigned to initial roster. 16 4/9 ADD INF LEURY BONILLA Assigned to initial roster. 17 4/9 ADD INF KETEL MARTE Assigned to initial roster. 18 4/9 ADD INF JESUS MONTERO Assigned to initial roster. 19 4/9 ADD INF SHAWN O MALLEY Assigned to initial roster. 20 4/9 ADD INF CARLOS RIVERO Assigned to initial roster. 21 4/9 ADD OF JABARI BLASH Assigned to initial roster. 22 4/9 ADD OF FRANKLIN GUTIERREZ Assigned to initial roster. 23 4/9 ADD OF JAMES JONES Assigned to initial roster. 24 4/9 ADD OF PATRICK KIVLEHAN Assigned to initial roster. 25 4/9 ADD OF STEFEN ROMERO Assigned to initial roster.

10 2015 RAINIERS GAME-BY-GAME DATE G OPP W/L SCORE REC POS GB/A WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 4/9 1 at ELP L th -1.0 Lane (1-0) Pries (0-1) 2:55 10,047 4/10 2 at ELP W th -1.0 Elias (1-0) Northcraft (0-1) 2:57 8,337 4/11 3 at ELP W T-1st - Gaviglio (1-0) Erlin (0-1) 3:04 9,002 4/12 4 at ELP L T-2nd -1.0 Mateo (1-0) Germano (0-1) Quackenbush (1) 2:59 8,129 4/13 5 at ALB L th -1.0 Diaz (1-0) Snow (0-1) 2:48 5,994 4/14 6 at ALB L th -2.0 Castro (3-0) Lowe (0-1) 2:42 6,259 4/15 7 at ALB 5:35 PM PT 4/16 8 at ALB 11:05 AM PT 4/17 9 vs. ELP 7:05 PM PT 4/18 10 vs. ELP 5:05 PM PT 4/19 11 vs. ELP 1:35 PM PT 4/20 12 vs. ELP 6:05 PM PT 4/21 13 vs. ALB 6:05 PM PT 4/22 14 vs. ALB 7:05 PM PT 4/23 15 vs. ALB 7:05 PM PT 4/24 16 vs. ALB 7:05 PM PT 4/25 17 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 4/26 18 at SAC 1:05 PM PT 4/27 19 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 4/28 20 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 4/29 OFF DAY 4/30 21 vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT APRIL (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP) 5/1 22 vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT 5/2 23 vs. FRN 5:05 PM PT 5/3 24 vs. FRN 1:35 PM PT 5/4 25 at SLK 5:35 PM PT 5/5 26 at SLK 5:35 PM PT 5/6 27 at SLK 5:35 PM PT 5/7 28 at SLK 5:35 PM PT 5/8 29 at FRN 7:05 PM PT 5/9 30 at FRN 7:05 PM PT 5/10 31 at FRN 2:05 PM PT 5/11 32 at FRN 12:05 PM PT 5/12 33 vs. SLK 6:05 PM PT 5/13 34 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 5/14 35 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 5/15 36 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 5/16 37 vs. LVG 5:05 PM PT 5/17 38 vs. LVG 1:35 PM PT 5/18 39 vs. LVG 6:05 PM PT 5/19 40 vs. LVG 11:35 AM PT 5/20 OFF DAY 5/21 41 at IWA 4:35 PM PT 5/22 42 at IWA 5:05 PM PT 5/23 43 at IWA 5:05 PM PT 5/24 44 at IWA 11:05 AM PT 5/25 45 at OMA 10:05 AM PT 5/26 46 at OMA 4:35 PM PT 5/27 47 at OMA 4:35 PM PT 5/28 48 at OMA 4:35 PM PT 5/29 49 vs. RR 7:05 PM PT 5/30 50 vs. RR 7:05 PM PT 5/31 51 vs. RR 7:05 PM PT MAY (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP) 6/1 52 vs. RR 11:35 AM PT 6/2 53 vs. NO 6:05 PM PT 6/3 54 vs. NO 7:05 PM PT 6/4 55 vs. NO 7:05 PM PT 6/5 56 vs. NO 7:05 PM PT 6/6 57 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 6/7 58 at SAC 1:05 PM PT 6/8 59 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 6/9 60 at SAC 7:05 PM PT 6/10 OFF DAY 6/11 61 vs. ABQ 7:05 PM PT 6/12 62 vs. ABQ 7:05 PM PT 6/13 63 vs. ABQ 5:05 PM PT 6/14 64 vs. ABQ 1:35 PM PT 6/15 65 at REN 7:05 PM PT 6/16 66 at REN 7:05 PM PT 6/17 67 at REN 7:05 PM PT 6/18 68 at ABQ 6:05 PM PT 6/19 69 at ABQ 6:05 PM PT 6/20 70 at ABQ 6:05 PM PT 6/21 71 at ABQ 5:05 PM PT 6/22 OFF DAY 6/23 72 vs. REN 6:05 PM PT 6/24 73 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 6/25 74 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 6/26 75 vs. ELP 7:05 PM PT 6/27 76 vs. ELP 5:05 PM PT 6/28 77 vs. ELP 1:35 PM PT

11 2015 RAINIERS GAME-BY-GAME DATE G OPP W/L SCORE REC POS GB/A WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 6/29 78 vs. ELP 6:05 PM PT 6/30 79 vs. LVG 6:05 PM PT JUNE (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP) 7/1 80 vs. LVG 7:05 PM PT 7/2 81 vs. LVG 7:05 PM PT 7/3 82 vs. LVG 7:05 PM PT 7/4 83 at FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/5 84 at FRN 6:05 PM PT 7/6 85 at FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/7 86 at FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/8 87 at REN 7:05 PM PT 7/9 88 at REN 7:05 PM PT 7/10 89 at REN 7:05 PM PT 7/11 90 at REN 7:05 PM PT 7/12 91 at REN 1:05 PM PT 7/13 OFF DAY 7/14 OFF DAY 7/15 ***TRIPLE- A ALL-STAR GAME - WERNER PARK, OMAMA, NE**** 7/16 92 vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 7/17 93 vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 7/18 94 vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 7/19 95 vs. SAC 1:35 PM PT 7/20 96 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 7/21 97 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 7/22 98 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 7/23 99 vs. SLK 7:05 PM PT 7/ vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/ vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/ vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/ vs. FRN 7:05 PM PT 7/ at ELP 6:05 PM PT 7/ at ELP 6:05 PM PT 7/ at ELP 6:05 PM PT 7/ at ELP 6:05 PM PT JULY (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP) 8/1 108 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 8/2 109 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 8/3 110 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 8/4 111 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 8/5 112 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 8/6 113 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 8/7 114 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 8/8 115 vs. REN 7:05 PM PT 8/9 116 vs. REN 1:35 PM PT 8/10 OFF DAY 8/ vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. SAC 11:35 AM PT 8/ vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. SAC 7:05 PM PT 8/ at OKC 5:05 PM PT 8/ at OKC 4:05 PM PT 8/ at OKC 5:05 PM PT 8/ at OKC 5:05 PM PT 8/ at CSP 5:35 PM PT 8/ at CSP 5:35 PM PT 8/ at CSP 6:05 PM PT 8/ at CSP 5:05 PM PT 8/ vs. MEM 5:05 PM PT 8/ vs. MEM 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. MEM 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. MEM 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. NVL 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. NVL 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. NVL 7:05 PM PT 8/ vs. NVL 7:05 PM PT 8/ at SLK 6:05 PM PT AUGUST (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP) 9/1 138 at SLK 6:05 PM PT 9/2 139 at SLK 6:05 PM PT 9/3 140 at SLK 6:05 PM PT 9/4 141 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 9/5 142 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 9/6 143 at LVG 7:05 PM PT 9/7 144 at LVG 12:05 PM PT SEPTEMBER (0-0) BATTING:.000 (0x0), 0 HR PITCHING: 0-0, 0 SV, -.-- ERA (0ERx0.0IP)