MIAMI MARLINS (49-59) RHP Ricky Nolasco (8-10, 4.90) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (64-43) RHP Stephen Strasburg (11-5, 3.12)

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1 MIAMI MARLINS (49-59) RHP Ricky Nolasco (8-10, 4.90) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (64-43) RHP Stephen Strasburg (11-5, 3.12) NATIONALS PARK, WASHINGTON, DC Sunday, August 5, :35 P.M. GAME # 109 ROAD GAME # 55 TODAY S BROADCASTS FS Florida WAXY * WAQI^ TUESDAY S GAME INFO START TIME (ET) - 1:35 P.M. MIAMI STARTER NEW YORK STARTER LHP Wade LeBlanc LHP Jonathon Niese (1-1, 1.35) (8-5, 3.72) TUESDAY S BROADCAST INFO FS Florida WAXY * WAQI^ * - English Flagship ^ - Spanish Flagship FISH BITES The Marlins and Nationals close out a four-game series in DC; Washington took last night s game and the teams split a single-admission doubleheader Friday. This is the second stop on a three-city, 11-game road trip; the Marlins were 1-3 in a four-game series in Atlanta, and will head to New York following this series, for a three-game set after an offday tomorrow. Today marks the 19 th game of a stretch that sees Miami play 28-of-40 on the road, and the seventh game of a stretch of 22-of-28 on the road due to a pair of 11-game road trips. After this trip, the team returns home for a six-game homestand against the Dodgers (August 10-12) and Phillies (Aug ), before heading back on the road for an 11-game trip to Colorado (Aug ), Arizona (Aug ) and Los Angeles (Aug ). LAST NIGHT The Marlins fell to the Nationals, 10-7, in DC. Miami lost leads of 2-0, 3-1, and 6-4, before the Nationals scored six unearned runs in the bottom of the eighth off Mike Dunn. Mark Buehrle allowed four runs in six innings, leaving with a 6-4 lead. Bryan Petersen was 3x5 in the leadoff spot, Jose Reyes was 3x4, with three runs, extending his hit streak to 23 games, and Carlos Lee was 2x4 with two RBI. The Marlins were 5x16 with runners in scoring position, however, leaving nine on base. The Marlins pitching staff allowed four home runs and the six runs in the eighth inning matched the most runs allowed in an inning by the Marlins this season. AGAINST THE NATIONALS The Marlins and Nats are playing a four-game series in three days, which included a doubleheader Friday. The Marlins are 1-2 in the series, 6-6 vs. the Nationals this year. They are 1-4 in DC, dropping two on April 20-21, before a rainout on April 22. The Marlins are all-time vs. the Nationals/Expos, and vs. the Nationals. In DC, the Marlins have gone 39-28, including a mark at Nationals Park Their win in game two Friday night snapped a four-game losing streak to the Nationals, as the Fish have dropped five of the last six to the Nationals. SERIES INFO UP NEXT The Marlins travel to New York tonight, and are off tomorrow, before opening up a three-game series vs. the Mets in New York on Tuesday. The Marlins are 2-4 vs. the Mets this season, 0-3 in New York. They lost all three game in the Big Apple from April 24-26, and have dropped five straight in New York, including their last two games of Miami is all-time vs. the Mets, in New York and at Citi Field. The Marlins have dropped seven of their last eight at Citi Field. JOSE S STREAKS Jose Reyes currently owns a career-best 23-game hitting streak, the longest active streak in the Majors, and tied for the longest in the Majors this season; Robinson Cano had a 23-game streak June 24-July 20. In this current streak, which started on July 13 in the first game after the All-Star break, Reyes is batting 35x93 (.376) with eight doubles, two triples, four home runs, eight RBI and 16 runs scored. The last Marlin with a hit streak of 20+ games was Emilio Bonifacio (26 games; June 28-July 28, 2011). Reyes hit streak is now the fourth-longest streak in Marlins history. See chart at right for a look at the longest hit streaks in Marlins history. See chart at right for a look at the longest hit streaks in Marlins history. REIGNING CHAMP According to Elias, Jose Reyes is the first reigning league batting champion with a hit in 20 consecutive games since Nomar Garciaparra in Reyes 23-game hit streak is the longest by a reigning batting champion since Wade MARLINS PARK Boggs hit in 25 straight in Reyes is the first reigning NL batting champion to have a hit streak of 22+ games since Stan Musial had a 24-game hit streak, June 6-28, BALLPARK INFO EL CABALLO Carlos Lee has hit safely in his past 10 games, going 17x34 (.500) with 10 RBI, to raise his average from.270 to.292 since the streak started on July 27. The 10-game streak is a season-high, and his longest since a 14-game streak from Aug. 20-Sept. 3, Lee now has 19 career streaks of 10-or-more games. DYNAMIC DUO Emilio Bonifacio (30 SB) and Jose Reyes (27 SB) are the first Marlins teammates with 25+ stolen bases since In 2002, three Marlins had 25+ stolen bases: Luis Castillo (48), Andy Fox (31) & Eric Owens (26). The only other seasons the Marlins had two or more players with 25+ stolen bases were 2000 (L. Castillo, 62 & Preston Wilson, 36), 1998 (Edgar Renteria, 41 & Cliff Floyd, 27) and 1995 (Quilvio Veras, 56 & Chuck Carr, 25). SOME RELIEF LONGEST HIT STREAKS IN MARLINS HISTORY PLAYER GAMES DATES Luis Castillo 35 5/8-6/21/02 Emilio Bonifacio 26 6/28-7/28/11 Kevin Millar 25 8/24-9/19/02 Jose Reyes 23 7/13/12- The Marlins bullpen has combined for a 1.85 ERA since the All-Star break, allowing 15 earned runs in 73 innings. The 1.85 ERA is fourth-lowest among ML bullpens since the break, behind Tampa (1.30), Cincinnati (1.74) and San Diego (1.83). The Marlins bullpen had a 4.58 ERA at the break, and the pen s ERA now stands at UPCOMING SCHEDULE MARLINS VS. NATIONALS DATE SITE RESULT ATTND 4/20 WSH L,0-2 24,640 4/21 WSH L,2-3 (10) 26,745 4/22 WSH PPD 5/28 MIA W,5-3 31,528 5/29 MIA W,3-1 25,969 5/30 MIA W,5-3 24,224 7/13 MIA L ,911 7/14 MIA W,2-1 28,707 7/15 MIA L,0-4 29,889 7/16 MIA W,5-3 29,248 8/3 WSH (1) L,4-7 WSH (2) W,5-2 32,334 8/4 WSH L, ,449 8/5 WSH 1:35 8/28 MIA 7:10 8/29 MIA 7:10 9/7 WSH 7:05 9/8 WSH 1:05 9/9 WSH 1:35 DATE OPENED:...April 4, 2012 OPENING OPP:...St. Louis Cardinals CAPACITY:... 37,442 Seats... 36,742 Standing Room HOME DUGOUT:...3 rd base VISITING DUGOUT:...1 st base PLAYING SURFACE:... Celebration Bermuda FIELD DIMENSIONS: Left field Left field power alley Center field Right field power alley Right field OUTFIELD WALL HEIGHTS: Left field Center field Right field DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Wednesday, August 8 7:10 York Mets RHP Nathan Eovaldi (2-7, 4.66) RHP Chris Young (3-5, 4.22) FS Florida/WAXY/WAQI Thursday, August 9 12:10 York Mets RHP Josh Johnson (7-7, 3.85) RHP R.A. Dickey (14-3, 2.82) FS Florida/WAXY/WAQI All Times Eastern 2012 at Home on Road Series 11 7 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at US Cellular Field 2 0 at Marlins Park 5 2 All-Time on Road at Olympic Stadium at Hiram Bithorn Stadium 5 1 at RFK Stadium at Nationals Park All-Time Totals TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2012 MARLINS VS. NATIONALS Average Runs ERA NATIONALS VS. MARLINS Average Runs ERA

2 MARLINS STARTING PITCHER RICKY NOLASCO 2012: 8-10, 4.90 CAREER: 72-61, 4.55 Height: 6-0 Bats: Right Weight: 224 Throws: Right Acquired: From Cubs along with RHP Sergio Mitre and LHP Renyel Pinto in exchange for OF Juan Pierre on December 7, Nolasco will take the mound for the Marlins this afternoon in the finale of this four-game set against Washington at Nationals Park. He is coming off back-toback losses to the Braves, on July 25 at Marlins Park and July 31 at Turner Field. He is 3-0 with a 2.08 ERA (21.2 IP/5 ER) in four career starts at Nationals Park. Nolasco s.692 career winning percentage (9-4) against Washington is his best mark against an NL East opponent, just ahead of a.667 (8-4) against Philadelphia. He has averaged 10.5 strikeouts per 9.0 innings over his last seven starts against the Nationals, with a high of 11 on May 6, 2011 at Sun Life Stadium, and eight strikeouts on three other occasions. He has allowed at least four runs in each of his last four starts. He has taken the loss in all of those outings, tying a career-long losing streak (third time). His ERA over that span is 7.48 (21.2/18). The seven strikeouts in his start on July 20 at Pittsburgh were a season high. It was the deepest into the season that Nolasco, who averaged 7.7 strikeouts per 9.0 innings for his career entering 2012, had ever gone before recording a seven-strikeout game. He is averaging 5.9 strikeouts per 9.0 innings in Nolasco walked four batters in his last outing. It was the only one of his six starts in July in which he issued more than two walks (nine total for the month). His 36 walks this season are tied for tied for 15 th in the NL among pitchers with at least 21 starts (Bronson Arroyo leads with 23), and his walks-per-9.0 innings rate of 2.59 is 22 nd (Kyle Lohse, 1.52). He opened the season 4-0 with a 2.72 ERA (39.2/12) over his first six starts. Since then, he has gone 4-10 with a 5.91 ERA (85.1/56) in 15 starts, and has won consecutive outings just once (July 1 vs. Philadelphia and July 6 at St. Louis). With the victory on July 6 at St. Louis, he broke a tie with Dontrelle Willis for the most quality starts in team history, recording his 96 th. He also surpassed Willis for the most innings pitched in Club history, finishing the outing with Willis had SEASON STATS 2012 CAREER vs. Left.285/78x274, 11 HR.279/589x2110, 75 HR vs. Right.288/62x215, 4 HR.265/527x1987, 58 HR Home 3-6, 5.04 (64.1/36) 26-30, 4.70 (482.2/252) Road 5-4, 4.75 (60.2/32) 46-31, 4.41 (564.2/277) Day 4-4, 5.01 (55.2/31) 16-13, 4.64 (219.0/113) Night 4-6, 4.80 (69.1/37) 56-48, 4.52 (828.1/416) GAME HIGHS 2012 CAREER CG: last, 7/9/11 vs. HOU LOW-HIT CG: /18/09 at BOS (5 IP) SHO: last, 6/29/11 at OAK MOST IP: 8.0 4/7 at CIN 9.0 5x; last, 7/9/11 at HOU MOST K: 7 7/20 at PIT 16 9/30/09 at ATL MOST BB: 4 2x; last, 7/31 at ATL 5 7/28/06 at PHI WIN STREAK: 4 4/7 to 5/6 5 6/10/08 to 7/12/08 LOSS STREAK: 4 7/15 to present 4 3x; last, 7/15/12 to present RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG TUESDAY S STARTER WADE LEBLANC RHP LHP 2012: 1-1, 1.35 CAREER: 18-23, 4.34 LeBlanc will make his second start of the season on Tuesday at Citi Field against the Mets. LeBlanc pitched in relief for his first 11 appearances after his call-up on July 1. In the start, on August 1 at Atlanta, he went 4.1 innings and allowed one run on five hits and a walk, with three strikeouts. He did not factor in the decision, a 4-2 victory for the Fish. He has gone 1-1 with a 1.15 ERA (15.2 IP/2 ER) as a reliever for Miami. He went 5-5 with a 3.74 ERA (98.2/41) in 16 starts for triple-a New Orleans prior to his callup, with 91 strikeouts to 20 walks. LeBlanc is with a 4.44 ERA (292.0/144) in 53 career starts, and 1-2 with a 2.95 ERA (21.1/7) in 13 appearances out of the bullpen. He is 0-1 with a 3.18 ERA (11.1/4) in two career starts against the Mets. He took the loss in a 4-2 defeat at PETCO Park on June 1, 2010 in his first start against New York. He allowed two runs on seven hits and four walks (one intentional) over 5.1 innings in that game, with four strikeouts. In the second outing, on August 9, 2011 at Citi Field, he went 6.0 innings and allowed two runs on six hits and one walk, with five strikeouts. He did not factor in that decision. He has never faced the Mets out of the bullpen. DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO 2012 GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE W(1-0) /69 W,8-3 4/13 HOU /52 W,5-4(11) 4/19 CHC W(2-0) /64 W, /71 L,2-3 APRIL ERA W(3-0) /60 W,2-1 W(4-0) /59 W,6-3 5/12 NYM L(4-1) /58 L,3-9 L(4-2) /53 L,0-7 5/22 COL W(5-2) /67 W,7-6 5/27 SF L(5-3) /60 L,2-3 MAY ERA W(6-3) /63 W,5-4 6/8 TB L(6-4) /59 L,1-5 6/13 BOS L(6-5) /51 L,2-10 L(6-6) /38 L,5-15 6/25 STL /69 L,7-8(10) JUNE ERA 7/1 PHI W(7-6) /63 W,5-2 W(8-6) /58 W,3-2 7/15 WSH L(8-7) /57 L,0-4 L(8-8) /62 L,3-4 7/25 ATL L(8-9) /55 L,1-7 L(8-10) /67 L,1-7 JULY ERA CAREER STATS YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Career CAREER HITTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Career VS. WASHINGTON 2012 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER VS. WASHINGTON YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Career CAREER GAME LOG AGAINST WASHINGTON DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE 4/16/06 WSH Relief L,5-7 W(1-0) Relief W,6-5 L(1-1) /39 L,1-9 7/17/06 WSH W(2-1) /52 W,4-2 W(3-1) /59 W, /32 L,3-7 W(4-1) /59 W,7-3 7/2/08 WSH W(5-1) /69 W,4-2 4/6/09 WSH W(6-1) /66 W, /60 W,3-2 6/29/09 WSH W(7-1) /74 W,4-2 4/30/10 WSH L(7-2) /59 L,1-7 7/16/10 WSH L(7-3) /61 L,0-4 W(8-3) /74 W,5-0 5/6/11 WSH /68 L,2-3(10) W(9-3) /67 W,11-2 7/15/12 WSH L(9-4) /57 L,0-4 BATTER/PITCHER (2012) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Roger Bernadina Danny Espinosa Bryce Harper Adam LaRoche Steve Lombardozzi Michael Morse Jhonatan Solano Stephen Strasburg Ryan Zimmerman BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Roger Bernadina Mark DeRosa Ian Desmond Danny Espinosa Jesus Flores Bryce Harper Koyie Hill Adam LaRoche John Lannan Steve Lombardozzi Michael Morse Wilson Ramos Jhonatan Solano Stephen Strasburg Chad Tracy Jayson Werth Ryan Zimmerman Jordan Zimmermann

3 #21 HEATH BELL - RHP MARLINS BULLPEN Leads all Marlins relievers in appearances with 49. In first 10 games this season, was 0-3 with three saves in six chances and a season-high ERA (7.2 IP/10 ER). Over his last 39 games, has gone 2-2 with 16 saves in 19 chances and a 4.08 ERA (35.1/16). Over his last nine games, has allowed just three hits in 8.1 scoreless frames. Earned first win of the season on May 11 against the Mets, tossing a scoreless ninth inning. Earned second win two days later, again against the Mets, despite allowing two runs on two hits in his 1.0 inning of work. Over the last three-plus seasons, leads the Majors with 151 saves. #31 STEVE CISHEK - RHP Surrendered a career-high tying four runs, one of which was earned, on June 23 vs. Toronto. Also gave up four runs (all earned) on July 27, 2011 at Washington. Tied a career high with 3.0 innings pitched on May 4 (third time), and won his fourth game of the season. Earned second save on July 14 vs. Washington. His first came on May 25 against San Francisco. Is now 6x9 in save opportunities this season. Is 4-1 with six saves on the season and has allowed 35 hits and nine earned runs over 44.2 innings, with a 1.81 ERA. Allowed just one run over his first 13 appearances with an ERA of 0.63 (14.1 IP/1 ER). Has surrendered eight earned runs in his last 34 games with an ERA of 2.37 (30.1/8). #40 MIKE DUNN - LHP Earned first career save on July 16 vs. Washington. Had five previous save opportunities over his career. Recalled from triple-a New Orleans on June 21, marking his third stint with Miami this season. Has 21 appearances since his recall, tossing 19.2 innings and has allowed just three earned runs while striking out 14 (1.37 ERA). In 33 games with the Fish this season, is 0-1 with a 4.20 ERA (30.0 IP/14 ER). Surrendered a career-hgh six runs on August 4 at Washington, though none were earned. His previous high was four, done two times; May 24, 2012 vs. San Francisco and May 30, 2011 at Arizona. Tied a season-high with 2.0 innings on July 4 at Milwaukee. Also tossed 2.0 innings on May 17 at Atlanta. #57 CHAD GAUDIN - RHP Tied a career high with five strikeouts as a reliever on July 21 at Pittsburgh. Also struck out five on July 17, 2010 vs. Tampa Bay (4.0 IP). Tossed a season-high 4.2 innings on June 9 vs. Tampa Bay, allowing two runs on three hits (one home run) with two strikeouts. Tied his second-longest career relief outing, behind a 5.0-inning appearance against Boston on September 18, Equaled the 4.2 inning mark on June 15 at Tropicana Field, also against the Rays. Pitched 3.0 innings against the Astros on April 15, earning his only win of the season; allowed two hits, two walks (one intentional) and struck out one. Also had a 3.0 inning stint against the Rockies on May 23 at Marlins Park. Of his 27 appearances, 13 have gone 2.0 or more innings, and six at 3.0+ innings. Leads Marlins relievers in innings pitched with #39 CHRIS HATCHER - RHP Recalled from triple-a New Orleans on August 3, marking his third stint with Miami this season. Has three appearances this season, allowing four runs in 4.2 innings. On the season, has made 37 appearances for the Zephyrs, posting a 1-0 record with 11 saves in 12 opportunities and a 0.77 ERA (47.0 IP/4 ER). Has not allowed a run with the Zephyrs since June 27 at Omaha (12 appearances, 15.2 IP) and has not allowed an earned run since May 13 vs. Las Vegas (24 appearances, 31.1 IP). In 2011, went 0-0 with a 6.97 ERA (10.1/8) in 11 appearances for the Marlins. #58 RYAN WEBB - RHP Optioned to triple-a New Orleans on July 17 and recalled on July 29. Made three appearances with the Zephyrs, going 2-0 with a 1.59 ERA (5.2 IP/1 ER). Surrendered a career-high six runs on June 22 vs. Toronto (2.0 IP). Had previously allowed five runs on May 30, 2011 at Arizona (1.0 IP). Earned third win of the season on June 16 at Tampa Bay, tossing a career-high 3.0 innings. His previous high was 2.0 innings, done 22 times. Earned first win of the season in just third appearance (April 13 vs. Houston). Didn t register first win in 2011 until his 23 rd appearance, May 25 at San Francisco. #38 CARLOS ZAMBRANO - RHP On July 30 at Atlanta, made first relief appearance since August 4, 2010 vs. Milwaukee. In his career, has gone 2-2 with a 4.81 ERA (39.1 IP/21 ER) in 40 relief appearances. Has three relief appearances this season, going 1-0 with a 2.45 ERA (3.2/1). Earned first relief win on August 1 at Atlanta. Was his second career win in relief, with the first on September 21, 2001 at Houston. Began the season in Marlins rotation, posting a 5-9 record and 4.54 ERA (115.0/58) in 20 starts. In his first 11 starts, went 4-3 with a 2.81 ERA (73.2/23), with all four wins in the last six starts. Since his start on June 9, has gone 2-6 with a 7.20 ERA (45.0/36). vs. Left: (18x81), 1 HR vs. Right: (28x85), 2 HR Home:...27g; 2-1, 4.74 (24.2/13) Road:...22g; 0-4, 6.38 (18.1/13) SV/OPP...19/25 IR/Scored...6/2 1 st Batter Retired...31/49 Innings PItched (36x; last, 8/4 at WSH) Strikeouts...3 (2x; last, 6/16 at TB) vs. Left: (20x68), 1 HR vs. Right: (15x92), 2 HR Home:...24g; 2-1, 1.96 (23.0/5) Road:...23g; 2-0, 1.66 (21.2/4) SV/OPP...6/9 IR/Scored...20/6 1 st Batter Retired...35/47 Innings PItched (5/4 at SD) Strikeouts... 3 (3x; last, 7/14 vs. WSH) vs. Left: (13x52), 1 HR vs. Right: (16x63), 1 HR Home:...20g; 0-0, 5.00 (18.0/10) Road:...13g; 0-1, 3.00 (12.0/4) SV/OPP...1/3 IR/Scored...16/4 1 st Batter Retired...25/33 Innings PItched (2x; last, 7/4 at MIL) Strikeouts...3 (2x; last, 5/25 vs. SF) vs. Left: (27x94), 2 HR vs. Right: (25x100), 2 HR Home:...14g; 1-1, 3.70 (24.1/10) Road:...13g; 0-0, 4.94 (27.1/15) SV/OPP IR/Scored...21/9 1 st Batter Retired...16/27 Innings PItched (2x; last, 6/15 at TB) Strikeouts...5 (7/21 at PIT) vs. Left: (4x11), 2 HR vs. Right: (1x7), 0 HR Home: Road:...3g; 0-0, 7.71 (4.2/4) SV/OPP IR/Scored...2/2 1 st Batter Retired...2/3 Innings PItched (8/3 at WSH-1) Strikeouts...2 (6/20 at BOS) vs. Left: (26x74), 0 HR vs. Right: (21x91), 2 HR Home:...23g; 2-0, 7.06 (21.2/17) Road:...18g; 2-2, 2.29 (19.2/5) SV/OPP IR/Scored...29/11 1 st Batter Retired...24/41 Innings PItched (6/16 at TB) Strikeouts...3 (4/30 vs. ARI) vs. Left: (56x232), 3 HR vs. Right: (49x203), 6 HR Home:...9g; 2-5, 5.94 (50.0/33) Road:...14g; 4-4, 3.41 (68.2/26) SV/OPP IR/Scored...3/2 1 st Batter Retired...2/3 (as reliever) Innings PItched (2x; last, 8/1 at ATL) Strikeouts... 3 (7/30 at ATL) vs. WSH (2012)...6g; 0-0, 0.00 (6.0/0) vs. WSH (Career)...28g; 3-1, 2.78 (32.1/10) /29 v.sd /27 v.sd /24 v.atl vs. WSH (2012)...4g; 0-0, 2.45 (3.2/1) vs. WSH (Career)...8g; 0-0, 5.40 (8.1/5) /29 v.sd /28 v.sd /23 v.atl vs. WSH (2012)...3g; 0-1, 0.00 (2.2/0) vs. WSH (Career)...13g; 0-2, 1.74 (10.1/2) /29 v.sd /28 v.sd /23 v.atl vs. WSH (2012) vs. WSH (Career)...2g; 0-0, 7.00 (9.0/7) /27 v.sd /24 v.atl vs. WSH (2012)...1g: 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) vs. WSH (Career)...1g: 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) vs. WSH (2012)...4g; 0-0, 0.00 (4.1/0) vs. WSH (Career)...14g; 0-0, 1.04 (17.1/2) /29 v.sd /16 v.wsh /13 v.wsh vs. WSH (2012)...4g; 2-1, 3.26 (19.1/7) vs. WSH (Career)... 19g; 10-4, 3.33 (97.1/36) /27 v.sd STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM JOHNSON BUEHRLE NOLASCO LeBLANC EOVALDI INNINGS # (Team Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (2-11) 2 (0-1) 1 (0-1) 3 (0-3) 1 (0-0) 1 (0-1) (6-16) 5 (0-2) 5 (0-4) 5 (1-3) 1 (1-0) (12-20) 7 (3-3) 6 (1-3) 6 (2-3) (24-11) 7 (3-1) 8 (6-2) 6 (4-1) (5-0) 1 (1-0) 2 (2-0) 1 (1-0) Total Starts 108 (49-59) 22 (7-7) 22 (9-10) 21 (8-10) 1 (0-0) 2 (1-1) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA Starter Reliever April May June July August

4 MARLINS BATTERS #14 JOHN BUCK Road trip: 4x17, 4 2b, rbi He has a hit in eight of his 10 career games at Nationals Park, batting.256 (10x39) with two doubles, two home runs and six RBI. Had the 18 th three-rbi game of his career on June 24 vs. Toronto, the first such game since August 9, 2011 vs. Atlanta, and his first with three-or-more since he had four RBI on August 26, 2011 at Philadelphia. His 41 walks are third among catchers in the NL, behind A.J. Ellis (49) and Miguel Montero (48). He set a career high with 54 walks last season, after having just 29 total between 2009 & #6 SCOTT COUSINS Road trip: 1x14, r Hit his first career pinch-hit home run on July 3 at Milwaukee. Recorded his third career game-winning RBI and first of the season on June 16 at Tampa Bay. Also set a career high with three hits. It was also the second game of his career with multiple extra-base hits (also, double and home run on April 21, 2011 vs. Pittsburgh). He was recalled from triple-a New Orleans on June 15. At the time of his recall, he was batting.292 (57x195) in 50 games for the Zephyrs, with 30 runs scored, 10 doubles, two triples, seven home runs, 32 RBI, 12 stolen bases in 13 attempts and a.355 on-base percentage. #29 GREG DOBBS Road trip: 7x22, 2 rbi He has an 18-game hitting streak on the road dating back to June 21, during which he is batting.386 (22x57) with a double, home run and eight RBI. He is hitting.367 (22x60) over his last 21 games against Washington, with four doubles, a home run and 11 RBI. Over his last 13 games at Nationals Park, he is batting.364 (16x44) with three doubles, a home run and eight RBI. He had a career-long hitting streak of 11-games snapped on July 14 vs. Washington. He batted.371 (13x35) during the streak, with two home runs and seven RBI. Hit his 10 th career pinch-hit home run on July 5 at Milwaukee. For his career, he has a.260 average (82x315) as a pinch-hitter. He is the active Major League leader in hits (82), doubles (18), home runs (10) and RBI (66), and is tied for fifth in triples (2) in the role. #3 NICK GREEN Road trip: --- Had his contract selected yesterday from triple-a New Orleans. He was batting.344 (73x212) in 63 games for the Zephyrs at the time of his selection. He had 44 runs scored, 16 doubles, a triple, 12 home runs, 47 RBI and a.397 on-base percentage. He was also 2x4 in stolen base attempts, and had 36 strikeouts to 15 walks. He had a hit in nine of his last 10 games for the Zephyrs, batting.342 (13x38) with a double, three homers and nine RBI. Has not appeared in the Majors since July 6, 2010 for Toronto. He split the 2010 season between Los Angeles-NL (five games) and the Blue Jays (nine games). #9 BRETT HAYES Road trip: 2x7, r, 2b, rbi He is 6x15 (.400) with four runs scored, two doubles, a home run and four RBI in his last six games against the Nationals. On May 27 against San Francisco, he recorded his first pinch hit of the season in his first pinch at-bat (.182, 4x22 career). He set a career high with three hits on May 3 against the Giants, going 3x4 with a double in a 3-2 victory at AT&T Park. Also set a career high with two runs scored. He has scored 10 runs in 20 career appearances as a pinch-runner. Stole the first base of his career April 26 at Citi Field against the Mets, in his 109 th career game. #2 GORKYS HERNANDEZ Road trip: 0x13, 2 r, sb Made his Marlins debut on August 1 at Atlanta as a defensive replacement; went 0x1 with a strikeout. Was acquired in a minor league trade from Pittsburgh on July 31. He played in 67 games for triple-a Indianapolis (International League) this year, batting.257 (61x237) with 43 runs scored, 11 doubles, two triples, two home runs and 25 RBI. He was also 13x20 in stolen base attempts, had 64 strikeouts to 34 walks, and had a.353 on-base percentage. Also played in 25 games for Pittsburgh this season, making his Major League debut on May 21 against the Mets (0x1). He had two stints with the Pirates, from May 18-June 5 and July He was 2x24 (.083) for the Pirates, with two runs scored, two RBI, a walk, five strikeouts and two steals in two attempts. He went 1x5 with a run and two RBI as a pinch hitter for Pittsburgh. Recorded his first Major League hit and RBI on May 27 against Chicago-NL with a two-run single in the bottom of the sixth inning. It was part of a six-run rally in a 10-4 win for the Pirates. #26 AUSTIN KEARNS Road trip: 0x8, 2 r He batted.242 in 390 games for Washington from July 14, 2006 through the 2009 season, with 63 doubles, four triples, 34 home runs and 159 RBI. Hit his first pinch-hit homer of the season (third career) on July 8 at St. Louis. Reached base safely in nine consecutive plate appearances between May 16 & 22, setting a new career high. In his 24 starts this season, he is batting.215 (17x79) with 11 runs scored, four doubles, three home runs, and 10 RBI. Has a.256 career average (20x78) as a pinch-hitter, with three home runs and 16 RBI. vs. Left:...10x72 (.139); 1 HR vs. Right:...35x187 (.187); 7 HR with RISP:... 16x67 (.239); 22 RBI Bases Loaded:... 2x2 (1.000); 4 RBI Home:...24x130 (.185); 3 HR Road:...21x129 (.163); 5 HR PH: Hitting Streak:... 4 (4x15;.267) Last HR:...7/3/12 at MIL Grand Slams (Career): (4) Last:... 8/26/11 at PHI Multi-HR (Career): (8) Last:... 6/14/10 at SD vs. Left:...0x9 (.000); 0 HR vs. Right:...10x57 (.175); 1 HR with RISP:... 2x15 (.133); 2 RBI Bases Loaded: Home:...4x22 (.182); 0 HR Road:...6x44 (.136); 1 HR PH:...1x12 (.083); 1 HR Hitting Streak: Last HR:...7/3/12 at MIL Grand Slams (Career): (1) Last:...4/21/11 vs. PIT Multi-HR (Career): (None) vs. Left:...8x22 (.364); 0 HR vs. Right:...48x163 (.294); 2 HR with RISP:... 17x48 (.354); 21 RBI Bases Loaded:... 0x2 (.000); 1 RBI Home:...20x70 (.286); 1 HR Road:...36x115 (.313); 1 HR PH:...8x29 (.276); 1 HR Hitting Streak:... 6 (8x21;.381) Last HR:...7/5/12 at MIL Grand Slams (Career): (1) Last:...9/16/07 at NYM Multi-HR (Career): (None) vs. Left: vs. Right: with RISP: Bases Loaded: Home: Road: PH: Hitting Streak: Last HR:...8/10/09 vs. DET Grand Slams (Career): (None) Multi-HR (Career):...---(None) vs. Left:...5x29 (.172); 0 HR vs. Right:...18x79 (.228); 0 HR with RISP:... 3x27 (.111); 3 RBI Bases Loaded:... 0x3 (.000); 0 RBI Home:...10x48 (.208); 0 HR Road:...13x60 (.217); 0 HR PH:...1x3 (.333); 0 HR Hitting Streak:... 1 (2x3;.667) Last HR:... 9/21/11 vs. ATL Grand Slams (Career): (1) Last:... 6/5/11 vs. MIL Multi-HR (Career): (None) vs. Left:...0x15 (.000); 0 HR vs. Right:...2x22 (.091); 0 HR with RISP:... 1x5 (.200); 2 RBI Bases Loaded: Home:...1x20 (.050); 0 HR Road:...1x17 (.059); 0 HR PH:...1x5 (.200); 0 HR Hitting Streak: Last HR: Grand Slams (Career): (None) Multi-HR (Career): (None) vs. Left:...13x69 (.188); 2 HR vs. Right:...11x33 (.333); 2 HR with RISP:... 8x31 (.258); 10 RBI Bases Loaded: Home:...12x48 (.250); 2 HR Road:...12x54 (.222); 2 HR PH:...6x19 (.316); 1 HR Hitting Streak: Last HR:...7/8/12 at STL Grand Slams (Career): (2) Last:...4/18/09 vs. FLA Multi-HR (Career): (4) Last:... 6/11/10 vs. WSH ORDER 7 th :... 7x46 (.152) 8 th :... 35x195 (.179) 9 th :... 3x18 (.167) C 81 (79) /3@WSH ORDER 2 nd :... 0x4 (.000) 7 th :...4x27 (.148) 3 rd :... 0x2 (.000) 8 th :...4x13 (.308) 4 th :... 0x2 (.000) 9 th :...2x17 (.118) 6 th :... 0x1 (.000) CF 18 (8) RF 8 (3) LF 4 (0) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER 1 st :... 0x1 (.000) 5 th :... 16x44 (.364) 2 nd :... 0x4 (.000) 6 th :... 19x69 (.275) 3 rd :... 1x4 (.250) 7 th :... 2x8 (.250) 4 th :... 9x29 (.310) 9 th :... 9x26 (.346) 1B 16 (13) LF 16 (10) RF 12 (11) B 9 (6) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER Date AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB ORDER 2 nd :... 0x1 (.000) 8 th :...16x76 (.211) 7 th :... 6x21 (.286) 9 th :...1x10 (.100) C 31 (29) /3@WSH /29 SD /25 ATL /22@PIT ORDER 1 st :... 1x5 (.200) 6 th :...1x2 (.500) 2 nd :... 0x7 (.000) 7 th :...0x8 (.000) 3 rd :... 0x1 (.000) 8 th :...0x4 (.000) 5 th :... 0x1 (.000) 9 th :...0x9 (.000) LF 14 (2) CF 7 (4) RF 6 (0) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER 2 nd :... 2x3 (.667) 6 th :... 4x32 (.125) 4 th :... 12x30 (.400) 7 th :... 0x10 (.000) 5 th :... 1x9 (.111) 9 th :... 5x18 (.278) LF 18 (14) RF 8 (7) B 2 (1) /3@WSH /3@WSH /29 SD

5 MARLINS BATTERS #45 CARLOS LEE Road trip: 12x24, 2 r, 2b, 7 rbi He had a 19-game hitting streak against Washington from June 3, 2006 to July 10, 2009, during which he batted.475 (38x80). Since that streak began, he has batted.371 (69x186) in 46 games against the Nats, with seven homers and 39 RBI. He has six multi-hit games during his current 10-game hitting streak, with two doubles, 10 RBI, four walks and a.537 on-base percentage. He is 7x11 (.636) with RISP during his hitting streak, with 10 RBI. Hit his first home run with the Marlins on July 17 at Chicago-NL, a sixth-inning grand slam. He now has 17 career grand slams, tied with Jimmie Foxx and Ted Williams for seventh on the all-time list, and second among active players (Alex Rodriguez, 23). He is 28x91 (.308) with three doubles, a home run and 19 RBI in 27 games since joining the Club in a trade on July 4. In that time, he is 13x28 (.464) with RISP, with 19 RBI. #22 DONNIE MURPHY Road trip: 6x17, 2 r, 2b, hr, rbi Extended his hitting streak to five games in game one of a doubleheader at Washington on August 3, tying his career-best streak (also, August 6-11, 2007 for Oakland). He did not play in game two after departing the opener with a left hamstring strain (day-to-day). He was recalled from triple-a New Orleans on July 27. In 33 games for the Zephyrs, he batted.302 (32x106) with 21 runs scored, six doubles, 13 home runs, 25 RBI, a.400 on-base percentage and a OPS. He was also 1x1 in stolen base attempts. He was designated for assignment on June 9 and outrighted to New Orleans on June 13. He was 6x45 (.133) in 27 games for the Marlins prior to being designated for assignment, with two doubles, two homers, five RBI and one stolen base. #11 BRYAN PETERSEN Road trip: 4x17, r, 2b, rbi, sb Had three hits in a game for the third time in his career last night, the first time since August 16, 2011 at Colorado. He was recalled from triple-a New Orleans on July 24. This is his third stint with the Marlins this season. He was previously called up from April 30-May 5, and again from May 15-June 7. On May 29 against Washington, had a six-game hitting streak snapped (.240; 6x25). It was his longest since a career-long stretch of eight games from September 1-9, Has a career average of.265 (9x34) as a pinch-hitter, with four runs scored, two doubles, a home run, five RBI and five walks. He has a.321 average (78x243) in 64 games for the Zephyrs this season, with 45 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, three home runs and 28 RBI. He also has a.380 on-base percentage and is 8x15 in stolen base attempts. #7 JOSE REYES Road trip: 14x31, 7 r, 5 2b, 3b, rbi, 3 sb His current 23-game hitting streak is the longest of his career, and is tied with Robinson Cano (June 24-July 20) for the longest in the Majors this season. It is the 17 th streak of his career to surpass 10 games. He has 18 runs scored, eight doubles, two triples, four home runs and eight RBI during the streak. He set a new single-game career high last night with four runs scored. He has an 11-game hitting streak against Washington, going 18x47 (.383) with six doubles. His career average against Washington is.284, but he has hit.342 (39x114) over 28 games since the beginning of 2011, with 10 doubles and five RBI. He had a career-long streak of six straight games with an extra-base hit snapped on July 31. He hit five home runs in July, the most he had hit in a month since also hitting five in June of His personal record for a single month is seven (August, 2006). Hit his first leadoff home run for the Marlins on July 20 at Pittsburgh; it was the 17 th of his career. It was his first leadoff homer since June 19, 2010 at New York-AL. Hit his first home run of the season on June 7 against Atlanta. At 56 games, it was his longest homerless stretch to start a season, and at 225 at-bats, it was the second-longest overall drought of his career (458). Leads the team in multi-hit games (36). That is the most multi-hit games among NL shortstops, and the second-most in the Majors (Derek Jeter, 41). #20 JUSTIN RUGGIANO Road trip: 2x9, r He is batting.327 (18x55) on the road since the beginning of July, with a double, five home runs and nine RBI. Since June 20, his.360 batting average (40x111) is tied with Chipper Jones for ninth in the Majors (min. 125 PA). He has not made a start since July 31 at Atlanta due to back spasms. Set a career high on July 13 vs. Washington with three stolen bases. Was the first Marlin to accomplish the feat since Emilio Bonifacio on July 10, 2011 against Houston. Had a career-long 10-game hitting streak from June 27-July 7. He batted.486 (18x37) with three doubles, four homers and 11 RBI over that span, with a.512 on-base percentage and a OPS. He set a new career high July 2 at Milwaukee with four RBI. He homered in three straight contests for the first time in his career from July 2-4 at Milwaukee. His.400 average (20x50) in June qualified for first in the NL, as did his.740 slugging percentage. He was second in on-base percentage (.475), behind Joey Votto (.487). Hit his first career pinch-hit home run on June 1 in Philadelphia. #17 DONOVAN SOLANO Road trip: 5x17, r, 2 rbi Last night, had his third multi-rbi game of the season, the first since June 11 vs. Boston. His current four-game hitting streak is tied for his longest of the season (also, June 7-11). Had multiple walks (three) and stolen bases (two) for the first time in his career on July 25 vs. Atlanta. Stole the first base of his career on June 15 at Tampa Bay. Had his second multi-rbi game of the season on June 11 against Boston, in his fourth start. Recorded the first RBI of his career on May 24 against San Francisco with a two-run, pinch-hit single in the eighth inning. Had his first Major League hit on May 22 against Colorado, in his first career at-bat. It was a single to right field in a ninth-inning appearance as a pinch-hitter. Made his Major League debut on May 21 against Colorado, as a defensive replacement (2b) in the ninth inning. He batted.262 (37x141) in 36 games for the Zephyrs, with 14 runs scored, seven doubles, a triple, 14 RBI, four stolen bases and a.327 on-base percentage. In spring training, he led the Marlins in games (24) and batting average (.429; 18x42). He was third on the team in hits, behind Hanley Ramirez (20) and Jose Reyes (19), and also had three doubles, a triple and three steals. vs. Left:...17x84 (.202); 2 HR vs. Right:...85x265 (.321); 4 HR with RISP:... 32x96 (.333); 39 RBI Bases Loaded:... 4x13 (.308); 11 RBI Home:...49x168 (.292); 5 HR Road:...53x181 (.293); 1 HR PH: Hitting Streak: (17x34;.500) Last HR:... 7/17/12 at CHC Grand Slams (Career):...1 (17) Last:... 7/17/12 at CHC Multi-HR (Career): (20) Last:... 9/16/11 at CHC vs. Left:...4x25 (.160); 1 HR vs. Right:...9x42 (.214); 2 HR with RISP:... 4x18 (.222); 3 RBI Bases Loaded:... 0x1 (.000); 1 RBI Home:...6x35 (.171); 2 HR Road:...7x32 (.219); 1 HR PH:...2x10 (.200); 1 HR Hitting Streak:... 5 (7x21;.333) Last HR:...7/31/12 at ATL Grand Slams (Career): (None) Multi-HR (Career): (1) Last:... 4/24/08 vs. MIN vs. Left:...3x12 (.250); 0 HR vs. Right:...12x64 (.188); 0 HR with RISP:... 5x19 (.263); 2 RBI Bases Loaded:... 0x2 (.000); 0 RBI Home:...9x44 (.205); 0 HR Road:...6x32 (.188); 0 HR PH:...0x1 (.000); 0 HR Hitting Streak:... 1 (3x5;.600) Last HR:... 9/27/11 vs. WSH Grand Slams (Career): (None) Multi-HR (Career):...---(None) vs. Left:...31x128 (.242); 2 HR vs. Right:...94x306 (.307); 5 HR as LHB:...94x305 (.308); 5 HR as RHB:...31x129 (.240); 2 HR with RISP:... 19x67 (.284); 20 RBI Bases Loaded:... 2x6 (.333); 3 RBI Home:...62x203 (.305); 4 HR Road:...63x231 (.273); 3 HR PH: Hitting Streak: (35x93;.376) Last HR:...7/28/12 vs. SD Grand Slams (Career): (2) Last:...8/6/06 vs. PHI Multi-HR (Career): (7) Last:...9/27/11 vs. CIN vs. Left:...22x51 (.431); 4 HR vs. Right:...27x89 (.303); 4 HR with RISP:... 9x31 (.290); 14 RBI Bases Loaded:... 1x3 (.333); 3 RBI Home:...25x69 (.362); 2 HR Road:...24x71 (.338); 6 HR PH:...3x8 (.375); 1 HR Hitting Streak: Last HR:...7/28/12 vs. SD Grand Slams (Career):... (None) Multi-HR (Career):... (None) vs. Left:...12x43 (.279); 0 HR vs. Right:...13x45 (.289); 0 HR with RISP:... 4x20 (.200); 8 RBI Bases Loaded:... 1x3 (.333); 3 RBI Home:...12x44 (.273); 0 HR Road:...13x44 (.295); 0 HR PH:...6x14 (.429); 0 HR Hitting Streak:... 4 (5x16;.313) Last HR: Grand Slams (Career): Multi-HR (Career): ORDER 3 rd :...20x97 (.206) 4 th :...82x252 (.325) 1B 92 (92) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER 2 nd :... 5x23 (.217) 7 th :...1x13 (.077) 3 rd :... 0x2 (.000) 8 th :...4x12 (.333) 4 th :... 0x1 (.000) 9 th :...2x13 (.154) 6 th :... 1x3 (.333) 2B 10 (8) B 8 (5) SS 2 (1) /3@WSH /29 SD ORDER 1 st :... 3x5 (.600) 7 th :...1x9 (.111) 2 nd :... 2x13 (.154) 8 th :...2x10 (.200) 4 th :... 0x3 (.000) 9 th :...1x6 (.167) 6 th :... 6x30 (.200) CF 18 (14) LF 12 (3) RF 4 (3) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER 1 st : x387 (.274) 2 nd :... 1x5 (.200) 3 rd :... 18x42 (.429) SS 107 (107) /3@WSH /3@WSH ORDER 4 th :... 9x27 (.333) 7 th :...1x3 (.333) 5 th :... 30x77 (.390) 9 th :...2x6 (.333) 6 th :... 7x27 (.259) CF 27 (25) LF 17 (2) RF 12 (8) /3@WSH /29 SD ORDER 1 st :... 1x2 (.500) 7 th :...5x18 (.278) 2 nd :... 10x47 (.213) 8 th :...0x1 (.000) 3 rd :... 1x2 (.500) 9 th :...5x8 (.625) 6 th :... 3x10 (.300) LF 10 (8) B 10 (8) B 6 (4) SS 4 (0) /3@WSH /3@WSH

6 MARLINS VS. STEPHEN STRASBURG 2012 CAREER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG BUCK COUSINS DOBBS GREEN HAYES HERNANDEZ KEARNS LEE MURPHY PETERSEN REYES RUGGIANO SOLANO AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG MARLINS HITTERS VS. WASHINGTON NATIONALS 2012 CAREER G AB R H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG BUCK COUSINS DOBBS GREEN HAYES HERNANDEZ KEARNS LEE MURPHY PETERSEN REYES RUGGIANO SOLANO G AB R H HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG MARLINS PITCHERS VS. WASHINGTON NATIONALS 2012 CAREER W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA BELL BUEHRLE CISHEK DUNN EOVALDI GAUDIN HATCHER JOHNSON LeBLANC NOLASCO WEBB ZAMBRANO W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA MARLINS 1R 2R 3R GS PH ITP TOTAL Bonifacio 1 1 Buck Coghlan 1 1 Cousins Dobbs Green Hayes Hernandez Infante Kearns Lee Mattison Morrison Murphy Petersen Ramirez Reyes Ruggiano Sanchez 3 3 Solano Stanton MARLINS SOLO AND MULTI-HR GAMES 1HR 2HR 3HR 4HR LAST HR OFF Bonifacio 1 7/23 vs. ATL Mike Minor Buck 8 7/3 at MIL Kameron Loe Coghlan 1 5/25 vs. SF Tim Lincecum Cousins 1 7/3 at MIL Francisco Rodriguez Dobbs 2 7/5 at MIL Jose Veras Green Hayes Hernandez Infante 6 1 7/17 at CHC Travis Wood Kearns 4 7/8 at STL Victor Marte Lee 6 7/17 at CHC Travis Wood Mattison Morrison 11 7/6 at STL Maikel Cleto Murphy 3 7/31 at ATL Kris Medlen Petersen Ramirez /17 at CHC Jairo Asencio Reyes 7 7/28 vs. SD Ross Ohlendorf Ruggiano 8 7/28 vs. SD Alex Hinshaw Sanchez 3 7/4 at MIL John Axford Solano Stanton 19 7/1 vs. PHI Joe Blanton MARLINS MULTI-HIT GAMES TOTAL Bonifacio Buck 4 4 Coghlan 4 4 Cousins Dobbs Green Hayes Hernandez Infante Kearns Lee Mattison Morrison Murphy 3 3 Petersen Ramirez Reyes Ruggiano Sanchez Solano 5 5 Stanton MARLINS MULTI-RBI GAMES TOTAL Bonifacio 1 1 Buck Coghlan 1 1 Cousins Dobbs 4 4 Green Hayes Hernandez 1 1 Infante Kearns Lee Mattison Morrison Murphy Petersen Ramirez Reyes 7 7 Ruggiano Sanchez 2 2 Solano 3 3 Stanton

7 STARTING LINEUPS STARTS BY POSITION ORDER PLAYER (RECORD) POS. PLAYER (RECORD) l st Bonifacio (5-7), Petersen (0-1), Reyes (44-51) 1B Dobbs (7-6), Kearns (0-1), Lee (10-17), Morrison (10-6), 2 nd Bonifacio (16-18), Cousins (0-1), Dobbs (0-1), Hernandez (0-1), Infante G. Sanchez (22-29) (13-17), Murphy (2-3), Petersen (3-0), Solano (6-6), Ramirez (8-11), 2B Bonifacio (6-8), Infante (36-46), Murphy (6-2), Solano (1-3) Reyes (1-1) 3B Dobbs (1-5), Murphy (2-3), Ramirez (43-46), Solano (3-5) 3 rd Dobbs (0-1), Lee (6-11), Ramirez (33-31), Reyes (4-6), Stanton (6-10) SS Murphy (0-1), Reyes (49-58) 4 th Dobbs (4-3), Kearns (7-2), Lee (4-6), Morrison (18-28), Ruggiano (4-3), G. Sanchez (1-0), Stanton (11-17) LF Coghlan (7-5), Dobbs (6-4), Kearns (8-6), Morrison (22-37), Petersen (1-2), Ruggiano (1-1), Solano (4-4) 5 th Dobbs (5-7), Infante (12-9), Kearns (1-2), Morrison (9-12), Ramirez (3-4), Ruggiano (7-14), G. Sanchez (1-4), Stanton (11-7) CF Bonifacio (23-24), Coghlan (5-5), Cousins (3-5), Hernandez (1-3), Petersen (8-6), Ruggiano (9-16) 6 th Bonifacio (2-1), Coghlan (2-3), Dobbs (8-10), Infante (5-9), Kearns (4-5), Morrison (6-4), Murphy (0-1), Petersen (5-4), Ramirez (0-1), RF Coghlan (0-1), Cousins (1-2), Dobbs (4-7), Kearns (5-2), Petersen (0-3), Ruggiano (3-5), Stanton (36-39) Ruggiano (2-5), G. Sanchez (6-8), Solano (1-2), Stanton (8-6) C Buck (39-40), Hayes (10-19) 7 th Bonifacio (6-6), Buck (9-6), Coghlan (3-3), Cousins (2-5), Dobbs (1-1), Hayes, (2-3), Hernandez (1-2), Infante (6-11), Kearns (1-2), Morrison (1-0), SP Buehrle (10-12), Eovaldi (1-1), Hand (0-1), Johnson (13-9), LeBlanc (1-0), Nolasco (9-12), A. Sanchez (8-11), Zambrano (7-13) Murphy (2-1), Petersen (0-3), G. Sanchez (14-12), Solano (1-4) DH Dobbs (0-1), Kearns (0-2), Morrison (2-1), Ramirez (1-1), Stanton (0-1) 8 th Buck (29-30), Coghlan (7-5), Cousins (2-1), Hayes (8-14), Murphy (3-1), Petersen (0-3), G. Sanchez (0-5) 9 th Buck (1-4), Buehrle (10-11), Eovaldi (1-1), Hayes (0-2), Hand (0-1), Johnson (12-8), LeBlanc (1-0), Murphy (1-0), Nolasco (9-11), Petersen (1-0), A. Sanchez (7-10), Zambrano (6-11) INDIVIDUAL HITTING HIGHS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS CATEGORY PLAYER(S) CATEGORY PLAYER(S) Hits, Game (9 inn.) 4-4x; last, Infante (5/24 vs. SF) Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 14 - Sanchez (4/28 vs. ARI) Hits, Game (Extras) 4 - Ramirez (4/15 vs. HOU) Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 5 - Gaudin (7/21 at PIT) Consecutive Hits 4-4x; Infante (5/24) Longest Win Streak 4 - Buehrle (2x; last, 6/24 to 7/14) Runs, Game (9 inn.) 4 - Reyes (8/4 at WSH) Cishek (4/17 to 5/4) Runs, Game (Extras) 3 - Buck (6/25 vs. STL) Nolasco (4/7 to 5/6) Doubles, Game (9 inn.) 2-10x; last, Reyes (7/30 at ATL) Longest Losing Streak 4 - Buehrle (6/1 to 6/19) Doubles, Game (Extras) 2 - Reyes (4/21 at WSH) Nolasco (7/15 to present) Triples, Game (9 inn.) 2 - Bonifacio (5/13 vs. NYM) Zambrano (6/9 to 7/7) Triples, Game (Extras) 1-4x; last, Murphy (7/29 vs. SD) Fewest Hits, CG 3 - Zambrano (5/7 at HOU) HR, Game (9 inn.) 2-2x; last, Ramirez (6/2 at PHI) Walks, Game 6-4x; last, Hand (8/3 at WSH-1) HR, Game (Extras) 1-14x; last, Morrison, Sanchez,Ruggiano (7/4 at MIL) IP, Game (Starter) 9.0-2x; last, Zambrano (5/7 at HOU) Extra-Base Hits, Game (9 inn.) 3-2x; last, Morrison (6/19 at BOS) IP, Game (Reliever) Gaudin (2x; last, 6/15 at TB) Extra-Base Hits, Game (Extras) 2-6x; last, Morrison, Reyes, Ruggiano (7/3 at MIL) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Zambrano (5/2 to 5/13) RBI, Game (9 inn.) 5 - Morrison (6/19 at BOS) Consecutive Saves 14 - Bell (5/18 to 7/1) RBI, Game (Extras) 3-3x; last, Morrison (7/4 at MIL) Stolen Bases, Game (9 inn.) 3 - Ruggiano (7/13 vs. WSH) Stolen Bases, Game (Extras) 1-12x; last, Bonifacio, Petersen, Reyes, Ruggiano (7/29 vs. SD) Walks, Game (9 inn.) 3-3x; last, Solano (7/25 vs. ATL) Walks, Game (Extras) 3 - Stanton (5/4 at SD) Consecutive HR 2-2x; last, Ramirez (6/2 at PHI) Longest Hitting Streak 23 - Reyes (7/13 to present) MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS Runs, Game (9 inn.) 9-3x; last, 7/17 at CHC 15-6/20 at BOS Runs, Game (Extras) 12-7/3 at MIL 13-7/3 at MIL Runs, Inning 6-2x; last, 7/3 at MIL (8 th ) 6-6x; last, 8/4 at WSH (8 th ) Hits, Game (9 inn.) 14-4/18 vs. CHC 16-3x; last, 6/20 at BOS Hits, Game (Extras) 14-2x; last, 7/3 at MIL 17-7/3 at MIL Hits, Inning 7-7/17 at CHC (5 th ) 7-6/13 vs. BOS (8 th ) Fewest Hits, Game (9 inn.) 1-6/15 at TB 3-2x; last, 5/7 at HOU Fewest Hits, Game (Extras) 5-5/2 at SF 7-3x; last, 7/29 vs. SD Doubles, Game (9 inn.) 4-6x; last, 8/4 at WSH 6-7/6 at STL Doubles, Game (Extras) 4-2x; last, 7/3 at MIL 6-5/4 at SD Triples, Game (9 inn.) 2-2x; last, 5/13 vs. NYM 1-22x; last, 8/3 at WSH-2 Triples, Game (Extras) 2-6/16 at TB 2-6/16 at TB HR, Game (9 inn.) 3-5x; last, 7/17 at CHC 4-3x; last, 8/4 at WSH HR, Game (Extras) 5-7/3 at MIL 3-7/3 at MIL HR, Inning 2-5x; last, 7/4 at MIL (7 th ) 2-6x; last, 8/4 at WSH (8 th ) Extra-Base Hits, Game (9 inn.) 7-4/7 at CIN 8-6/19 at BOS Extra-Base Hits, Game (Extras) 9-7/3 at MIL 9-5/4 at SD Left On Base, Game (9 inn.) 15-5/3 at SF 13-2x; last, 5/12 vs. NYM Left On Base, Game (Extras) 16-6/16 at TB 16-5/4 at SD DP Turned, Game (9 inn.) 4-4x; last, 7/19 at CHC 4-7/31 at ATL DP Turned, Game (Extras) 2-4x; last, 7/4 at MIL 3-4/13 vs. HOU Consecutive Games w/ HR 9-6/30 to 7/8 9-6/13 to 6/23 Stolen Bases, Game (9 inn.) 7-7/25 vs. ATL 4-5/24 vs. SF Stolen Bases, Game (Extras) 4-7/29 vs. SD 3-4/13 vs. HOU Strikeouts, Game (Pitching, 9 inn.) 15-4/28 vs. ARI 14-2x; last, 7/25 vs. ATL Strikeouts, Game (Pitching, Extras) 12-6/16 at TB 14-5/4 at SD Walks, Game (Pitching, 9 inn.) 9-8/3 at WSH-2 8-3x; last, 7/25 vs. ATL Walks, Game (Pitching, Extras) 10-7/29 vs. SD 10-5/2 at SF Errors, Game (9 inn.) 3-3x; last, 7/2 at MIL 3-3x; last, 8/4 at WSH Errors, Game (Extras) 3-2x; last, 7/3 at MIL 3-6/16 at TB 2012 MISCELLANEOUS Home Record Road Record Day Record Night Record vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West 13-7 vs. American League 5-13 Leading after Six Innings 38-5 Trailing after Six Innings 5-48 Tied after Six Innings 6-6 Leading after Seven Innings 40-7 Trailing after Seven Innings 3-48 Tied after Seven Innings 6-4 Leading after Eight Innings 41-5 Trailing after Eight Innings 2-52 Tied after Eight Innings 6-2 Comeback Wins 28 Marlins Hit Home Run Hitting One Home Run Hitting Two Home Runs 12-5 Hitting Three or More Home Runs 5-2 Out-hit Opponent 32-7 Out-hit by Opponent Hits Equal 4-8 Marlins Score First Opponents Score First Largest Deficit Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome in Win One-Run Games Shutouts 3-10 Extra-inning Games 8-3 Delays (Games) 5 (4) Total Minutes in Delays 286 Crowd Less than 20, Crowd Greater than 20, Crowd Less than 30, Crowd Greater than 30, Roof Open* 3-4 Roof Closed* (7/3 at MIL) 4 (7/4 at MIL) (5/21 vs. COL) Fastest Home Game 2:20 (6/30 vs. PHI) Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Gray Jerseys 6-12 Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Red-Orange Jerseys 7-7 * At the start of game at Marlins Park Series Won-Lost-Tied Series Sweeps (1g) 0-1 Series Sweeps (2g) 0-1 Series Sweeps (3g) 5-5 Series Sweeps (4g) --- Series Sweeps (5g) --- Swept in Series 7 First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series Fourth Game of Series 2-3 Fifth Game of Series --- On Monday 7-5 On Tuesday 6-9 On Wednesday 8-9 On Thursday 3-9 On Friday 8-10 On Saturday 9-9 On Sunday 8-8 On Weekdays (Mon-Thu) On Weekends (Fri-Sun) In March --- In April 8-14 In May 21-8 In June 8-18 In July In August 2-3 In September --- In October ---

8 MISC. MARLINS INFO RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOTAL MARLINS CATCHERS INFO PLAYER G INN. ER ERA CCS ATT % CPKO PB Buck Hayes DISABLED LIST PLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORD Jose Ceda* Right elbow inflammation 4/4 (retro to 3/26) Emilio Bonifacio Left thumb sprain 5/20 (retro to 5/19)-7/ Austin Kearns Right hamstring strain 5/24 (retro to 5/23)-6/7 7-7 Sandy Rosario Right quad strain 6/ Edward Mujica Broken right pinky toe 6/30-7/ Giancarlo Stanton Right knee surgery (loose bodies) 7/13 (retro to 7/8) 8-16 Juan Carlos Oviedo UCL sprain in right elbow 7/ Logan Morrison Right knee inflammation 7/ Emilio Bonifacio Left thumb sprain 8/4 0-1 Bold - currently on disabled list * 60-day DL COME FROM BEHIND WINS (28) DATE OPPONENT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED 8-3 Bottom 4 th 4/13 HOU 5-4 (11) Top 1 st 4/15 HOU 5-4 (11) Top 8 th 4/17 CHC 5-2 Top 5 th 4/19 CHC 5-3 Top 2 nd 4/28 ARI 3-2 Top 8 th 9-8 (12) Bottom 6 th 6-3 Bottom 5 th 5-3 (12) Bottom 3 rd 5/11 NYM 6-5 Top 9 th 5/13 NYM 8-4 Top 9 th 5/15 PIT 6-2 Top 1 st 8-4 Bottom 3 rd 3-2 Bottom 5 th 5/21 COL 7-4 Top 3 rd 5/22 COL 7-6 Top 3 rd 5/25 SF 7-6 Top 6 th 5/28 WSH 5-3 Top 6 th 5/29 WSH 3-1 Top 6 th 5/30 WSH 5-3 Top 4 th 5-4 Bottom 5 th 6/27 STL 5-3 Top 5 th 7/1 PHI 5-2 Top 2 nd 7-6 (10) Bottom 6 th 3-2 Bottom 5 th 7/16 WSH 5-3 Top 3 rd 7/29 SD 5-4 (10) Top 6 th 5-2 Bottom 5 th MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R H HR AVG. RECORD April May June July August WALK-OFF WINS (6) DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 4/13 HOU 5-4 (11) G. Sanchez RBI double to left field 4/15 HOU 5-4 (11) Ramirez Single with the bases loaded 4/28 ARI 3-2 Ramirez Single with runners on 1 st & 2 nd 5/11 NYM 6-5 Dobbs Single with runner on 2 nd 5/13 NYM 8-4 Stanton Two-out GS on first pitch 7/29 SD 5-4 Ruggiano Single with runners on 1 st & 2 nd HR VARIATION Pinch-hit (7) Back-to-Back (3) Grand Slams (3) Multi (2) Leadoff (1) Walk-off (1) Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (1) HR VARIATIONS PLAYER(S) Murphy (4/30 vs. ARI) Ruggiano (6/1 at PHI) Morrison 2 (6/27 vs. STL and 7/4 at MIL) Cousins (7/3 at MIL) Dobbs (7/5 at MIL) Kearns (7/7 at STL) Morrison & Ruggiano (6/1 at PHI) Buck & Morrison (6/27 vs. STL) Buck & Cousins (7/3 at MIL) Stanton 2 (5/13 vs. NYM and 5/21 vs. COL) Lee (7/17 at CHC) Infante (2, 4/9 at PHI) Ramirez (2, 6/2 at PHI) Reyes (7/20 at PIT) Stanton (5/13 vs. NYM) Zambrano (6/3 at PHI) MISC. OUTFIELD ASSISTS (12) BUNT SINGLES (23) Stanton (5) Morrison (4) Petersen (2) Bonifacio (1) Bonifacio (8) Reyes (7) Infante (2) Morrison (2) Hayes (1) Ramirez (1) Ruggiano (1) Zambrano (1) COMPLETE GAMES (2) COMPLETE-GAME SHUTOUTS (1) Buehrle (1) Zambrano (1) Zambrano (1) MARLINS CAREER GAME HIGHS PLAYER HITS RUNS RBI HIT STREAK Buck 4-3x; last, 8/20/10 at BOS 4-8/20/10 at BOS 3-4/29/10 vs. OAK 5-4x; last, 4/29/10 vs. OAK 10-6/28/11 to 7/28/11 Cousins 3-6/16/12 at TB 2-4/21/11 vs. PIT 1-2x; last, 7/3/12 at MIL 4-4/21/11 vs. PIT 2-2x; last, 6/24/12 to 6/25/12 Dobbs 4-4x; last, 8/26/11 at PHI 3-5/1/11 at CIN 1-41x; last, 7/5/12 at MIL 5-7/26/11 at WSH 11-6/24/12 to 7/8/12 Green 3-9x; last, 6/14/09 at PHI 2-20x; last, 8/25/09 vs. CWS 1-16x; last, 8/10/09 vs. DET 4-7/2/04 vs. BOS 7-2x; last, 4/21/05 to 5/1/05 Hayes 3-5/3/12 at SF 2-5/3/12 at SF 1-8x; last, 9/21/11 vs. ATL 4-6/5/11 vs. MIL 5-4x; last, 5/17/12 to 5/27/12 Hernandez 1-2x; last, 6/1/12 at MIL 1-3x; last, 8/3/12 at WSH(2) - 2-5/27/12 vs. CHC - Kearns 4-4x; last, 5/21/12 vs. COL 5-7/20/08 at ATL 2-4x; last, 6/11/10 vs. WSH 6-8/19/05 vs. ARI 16-5/4/03 to 5/23/03 Lee 5-6/5/05 at LAD 4-2x; last, 5/15/07 vs. SF 3-4/13/07 at PHI 7-6/16/02 at CHC 28-5/13/04 to 6/15/04 Murphy 3-2x; last, 4/24/08 vs. MIN 3-2x, last, 9/9/11 at PIT 2-4/24/08 vs. MIN 4-4/24/08 vs. MIN 5-2x; last, 7/29 to present Petersen 3-3x; last, 8/4/12 at WSH 2-2x; last, 5/23/12 vs. COL 1-2x; last, 9/27/11 vs. WSH 2-2x; last, 8/7/11 vs. STL 8-9/1/11 to 9/9/11 Reyes 5-5/5/06 vs. ATL 4-8/4/12 at WSH 3-8/15/06 at PHI 5-6/15/03 at ANA 23-7/13/12 to present Ruggiano 3-3x; last, 6/29/12 vs. PHI 2-3x; last, 7/3/12 at MIL 1-14x; last, 7/28/12 vs. SD 4-7/2/12 at MIL 10-6/27/12 to 7/7/12 Solano 2-5x; last, 8/2/12 at ATL 1-7x; last, 8/3/12 at WSH(2) - 2-3x; last, 8/4/12 at WSH 4-2x; last, 8/2 to present MARLINS TRANSACTIONS AUGUST: 4 Placed UTL Emilio Bonifacio on 15-day Disabled List with a left thumb sprain. Selected the contract of INF Nick Green from triple-a New Orleans. 3 Prior to the doubleheader, recalled LHP Brad Hand from triple-a New Orleans and added RHP Chris Hatcher from NOLA as 26 th man. Following game one, optioned Hand to NOLA and recalled RHP Evan Reed from NOLA. Following game two, returned Reed to NOLA as 26 th man from doubleheader. 2 Optioned LHP Dan Jennings to triple-a New Orleans (postgame). JULY: 31 Acquired INF Zack Cox from St. Louis for RHP Edward Mujica. Acquired OF Gorkys Hernandez and 2013 competitive balance pick (second pick after first round) from Pittsburgh for INF Gaby Sanchez and RHP Kyle Kaminska. 29 Placed OF Logan Morrison on the 15-day Disabled List with right knee inflammation and recalled RHP Ryan Webb from triple-a New Orleans. 27 Selected the contract of INF Donnie Murphy from triple-a New Orleans. 26 Assigned RHP Scott McGough to single-a Jupiter. 25 Acquired RHP Nathan Eovaldi and RHP Scott McGough from Los Angeles-NL in exchange for LHP Randy Choate and INF Hanley Ramirez. 24 Recalled LHP Dan Jennings and OF Bryan Petersen from triple-a New Orleans. 23 Reinstated RHP Juan Carlos Oviedo from the restricted list and placed him on the 15-day Disabled List with UCL sprain in right elbow. Acquired RHP Jacob Turner, C Rob Brantly and LHP Brian Flynn from Detroit in exchange for INF Omar Infante and RHP Anibal Sanchez. Assigned Brantly and Turner to triple-a New Orleans and Flynn to double-a Jacksonville. 18 Recalled from rehab and reinstated RHP Edward Mujica from the 15-day Disabled List. 17 Optioned RHP Ryan Webb to triple-a New Orleans (postgame). 13 Placed OF Giancarlo Stanton on the 15-day Disabled List (retro to 7/8) following surgery to remove loose bodies in his right knee. Recalled from rehab and reinstated UTIL Emilio Bonifacio from the 15-day Disabled List. 4 Acquired OF Carlos Lee and cash considerations from Houston in exchange for INF Matt Dominguez and LHP Rob Rasmussen. Following game, optioned INF Gaby Sanchez to triple-a New Orleans. 1 Recalled LHP Wade LeBlanc from triple-a New Orleans. JUNE: 30 Placed RHP Edward Mujica on the 15-day Disabled List with a broken right pinky toe (postgame). 21 Recalled LHP Mike Dunn from triple-a New Orleans. 20 Optioned RHP Chris Hatcher to triple-a New Orleans (postgame). 16 Placed RHP Sandy Rosario on the 15-day Disabled List with a right quad strain; recalled RHP Chris Hatcher from triple-a New Orleans. 15 Recalled OF Scott Cousins from triple-a New Orleans. 13 Following the game, optioned OF Chris Coghlan to triple-a New Orleans. Prior to the game, outrighted INF Donnie Murphy to triple-a New Orleans. 10 Recalled INF Gaby Sanchez from triple-a New Orleans. 9 Designated INF Donnie Murphy for assignment (postgame). 8 Recalled RHP Sandy Rosario from triple-a New Orleans.

9 MARLINS 2012 DAY-BY-DAY WINNING LOSING TOTAL GM DATE OPP. W/L SCO. REC POS GB/A PITCHER PITCHER SAVE ATTEND. ATTEND. 1 4/4^ STL L Lohse Johnson (0-1) Motte 36,601 36,601 2 L Cueto Buehrle (0-1) ,956 4/ OFF DAY 3 W Nolasco (1-0) Latos L Chapman Bell (0-1) ,359 5 W Sanchez (1-0) Hamels ,574 4/ OFF DAY 6 L T4-2.0 Halladay Johnson (0-2) ,359 7 L Blanton Buehrle (0-2) Papelbon 44, /13 HOU W 5-4(11) Webb (1-0) Lyon ,169 66, /14^ HOU L Cruz Bell (0-2) Myers 31,659 98, /15 HOU W 5-4(11) Gaudin (1-0) Carpenter , ,661 4/ OFF DAY 11 4/17* CHC W T4-3.5 Cishek (1-0) Dolis Bell (1) 24, , /18* CHC W Buehrle (1-2) Garza , , /19 CHC W Nolasco (2-0) Samardzija Bell (2) 23, , L T4-3.5 Detwiler Zambrano (0-1) Rodriguez 24, L 2-3(10) 7-8 T4-4.5 Gorzelanny Mujica (0-1) ,745 POSTPONED - RESCHEDULED FOR DOUBLEHEADER ON AUGUST 3 4/ OFF DAY 16 L T4-5.5 Rauch Mujica (0-2) Francisco 20, L Dickey Buehrle (1-3) , L Ramirez Bell (0-3) , /27 ARI L SAUNDERS Zambrano (0-2) , , /28 ARI W Cishek (2-0) Ziegler , , /29 ARI L Miley Johnson (0-3) , , /30 ARI L Corbin Buehrle (1-4) 31, , W Nolasco (3-0) Cain Bell (3) 41, W 3-2(10) Cishek (3-0) Casilla , W Sanchez (2-0) Vogelsong Mujica (1) 41, W 9-8(12) Cishek (4-0) Gregerson , W BUEHRLE (2-4) Richard , W Nolasco (4-0) Cashner Mujica (2) 33, W ZAMBRANO (1-2) W. Rodriguez , L Lopez Webb (1-1) Myers 14, W 5-3(12) Webb (2-1) Carpenter ,072 5/ OFF DAY 32 5/11 NYM W Bell (1-3) Francisco , , /12 NYM L Dickey Nolasco (4-1) , , /13 NYM W Bell (2-3) Francisco , , /14 PIT L Lincoln Sanchez (2-1) Hanrahan 25, , /15 PIT W Johnson (1-3) Correia , , W T3-3.0 Buehrle (3-4) Minor , L BEACHY Nolasco (4-2) , W T3-3.5 Zambrano (2-2) Sipp Bell (4) 29, L T3-3.5 Gomez Sanchez (2-2) Perez 29, W T3-3.5 Johnson (2-3) Lowe Bell (5) 23, /21 COL W Buehrle (4-4) Moyer Bell (6) 25, , /22 COL W Nolasco (5-2) Nicasio Bell (7) 22, , /23 COL L T3-2.0 White Zambrano (2-3) , , /24 SF L T3-2.5 Vogelsong Sanchez (2-3) , , /25 SF W T3-2.5 Jennings (1-0) Lincecum Cishek (1) 27, , /26 SF W T2-2.5 Buehrle (5-4) Bumgarner Choate (1) 30, , /27 SF L Cain Nolasco (5-3) Casilla 30, , /28 WSH W T2-2.5 Zambrano (3-3) Zimmermann Bell (8) 31, , /29 WSH W T2-1.5 Sanchez (3-3) Jackson Bell (9) 25, , /30 WSH W Johnson (3-3) Wang Bell (10) 24, ,125 5/ OFF DAY 52 L T2-1.0 Kendrick Buehrle (5-5) Papelbon 44, W T2-1.0 Nolasco (6-3) Hamels Bell (11) 45, W T1 - Zambrano (4-3) Blanton Bell (12) 45,356 6/4 T1 - OFF DAY 55 6/5 ATL L T2-1.0 HUDSON Sanchez (3-4) , , /6 ATL L T2-2.0 Delgado Johnson (3-4) Kimbrel 22, , /7 ATL L T2-2.0 Minor Buehrle (5-6) , , /8 TB L Badenhop Nolasco (6-4) , , /9 TB L Moore Zambrano (4-4) , , /10 TB L Shields Sanchez (3-5) Rodney 31, , /11* BOS W T3-5.0 Johnson (4-4) Beckett Bell (13) 32, , /12^ BOS L Buchholz Buehrle (5-7) Aceves 29, , /13^ BOS L Dubront Nolasco (6-5) , ,287 6/ OFF DAY 64 L Moore Zambrano (4-5) , W 4-3 (15) Webb (3-1) Gomes Bell (14) 22, L Cobb Johnson (4-5) Rodney 33,810 6/ OFF DAY 67 L Buchholz Buehrle (5-8) Aceves 37, L Doubront Nolasco , L Atchison Mujica (0-3) Aceves 37, /22 TOR L Romero Sanchez (3-6) ,387 1,021, /23 TOR L Oliver Cishek (4-1) ,448 1,046, /24 TOR W Buehrle (6-8) Chavez ,888 1,074, /25 STL L 7-8 (10) T4-8.0 Marte Gaudin (1-1) Motte 27,369 1,101, /26 STL L Lohse Zambrano (4-6) Motte 25,444 1,126, /27 STL W T4-9.0 Sanchez (4-6) Freeman Bell (15) 28,397 1,155,220 6/ OFF DAY 76 6/29 PHI W Johnson (5-5) Lee ,246 1,183, /30 PHI W Buehrle (7-8) Hamels Bell (16) 31,311 1,214, /1 PHI W Nolasco (7-6) Blanton Bell (17) 31,727 1,246, L Rodriguez Webb (3-2) Axford 28, L (10) Hernandez Bell (2-4) , W 7-6 (10) LeBlanc (1-0) Parra Bell (18) 31, W Buehrle (8-8) Fiers ,443 WINNING LOSING TOTAL GM DATE OPP. W/L SCO. REC POS GB/A PITCHER PITCHER SAVE ATTEND. ATTEND. 83 W Nolasco (8-6) Westbrook Bell (19) 46, L Lohse Zambrano (4-7) Motte 41, L Boggs Bell (2-5) ,436 7/9 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/10 ALL-STAR KAUFFMAN STADIUM 7/11 ALL-STAR BREAK 7/12 ALL-STAR BREAK 86 7/13 WSH L Zimmermann Johnson (5-6) ,911 1,277, /14 WSH W Buehrle (9-8) Gonzalez Cishek (2) 28,707 1,306, /15 WSH L Strasburg Nolasco (8-7) ,889 1,336, /16 WSH W Zambrano (5-7) Jackson Dunn (1) 29,248 1,365, W Sanchez (5-6) Wood , L Russell Johnson (5-7) , L Maholm Buehrle (9-9) Marmol 32, L Correia Nolasco (8-8) Hanrahan 37, L Burnett Zambrano (5-8) Lincoln 39, L Karstens Sanchez (5-7) Hanrahan 34, /23 ATL W Johnson (6-7) Minor Cishek (3) 29,019 1,394, /24 ATL L Hudson LeBlanc (1-1) Kimbrel 25,616 1,419, /25 ATL L Hanson Nolasco (8-9) ,711 1,456,605 7/ OFF DAY 99 7/27 SD L Wells Zambrano (5-9) ,161 1,479, /28 SD W Eovaldi (2-6) Ohlendorf Cishek (4) 26,401 1,506, /29 SD W 5-4 (10) Webb (4-2) Brach ,730 1,533, L Hanson Buehrle (9-10) , L Medlen Nolasco (8-10) , W Zambrano (6-9) Sheets Cishek (5) 18, L Martinez Eovaldi (2-7) , L Lannan Hand (0-1) Clippard W Johnson (7-7) Gonzalez Cishek (6) 32, L Mattheus Dunn (0-1) , /6 OFF DAY /10 LAD 114 8/11 LAD 115 8/12 LAD 116 8/13 PHI 117 8/14 PHI 118 8/15 PHI /23 OFF DAY /27 OFF DAY 130 8/28 WSH 131 8/29 WSH 8/30 OFF DAY 132 8/31 NYM 133 9/1 NYM 134 9/2 NYM 135 9/3 MIL 136 9/4 MIL 137 9/5 MIL 138 9/6 MIL /13 OFF DAY 145 9/14 CIN 146 9/15 CIN 147 9/16 CIN 148 9/17 ATL 149 9/18 ATL 150 9/19 ATL 9/20 OFF DAY /24 OFF DAY /28 PHI 158 9/29 PHI 159 9/30 PHI /1 NYM /2 NYM /3 NYM * - roof open ^ - roof and windows open

10 MINOR LEAGUE REPORT New Orleans Zephyrs Pacific Coast League (AAA) American Southern Division 61-54, 3 rd Place, -5.0 GB WP: Greg Smith (7-8, 4.15) 6.0 ip, 7 h, 3 r, 3 er, 3 bb, 5 so, 3 hr, wp LP: Elih Villanueva (8-6, 3.97) 6.0 ip, 10 h, 5 r, 5 er, 6 so, 2 hr S: Ryan Brasier (11) Attendance: 9,528 Home Runs: NEW - M. Cervenak (11), L. Montz (22), J. Dominguez (1), G. Velazquez (3) SLC - C. Aldridge (14), L. Jimenez (13) Today s Game: 7:05 p.m. at Tacoma NEW SLC x Game Recap: The Zephyrs suffered a 6-4 loss to Salt Lake, with all four of their runs coming on solo homers. INF Jeff Dominguez hit his first homer of the season, while going 2x4 with a double. DH Mike Cervenak (1x3) also went deep, while INF Chase Lambin went 2x4 and hit his third triple of the season. INF Gil Velazquez (1x5) and INF Luke Montz (1x4) connected on the other solo blasts, OF Jose Duarte (1x2) had one hit, and PH Chris Coghlan (1x1) delivered with a pinch hit for the Zephyrs. Jacksonville Suns Southern League (AA) South Division 22-20, T2 nd Place, -2.0 GB WP: James Leverton (3-0, 3.32) 4.0 ip, 2 h, bb, 5 so LP: Marquis Fleming (3-3, 3.88) 2.0 ip, 2 h, r, er, 2 bb, 3 so, hr S: Arquimedes Caminero (1) Attendance: 3,647 Home Runs: MTG - None JAX - Kyle Skipworth (15) Today s Game: 6:05 p.m. vs. Montgomery MTG JAX x Game Recap: The Suns took a 1-0 win over the Biscuits in the second game of their five-game set. Jacksonville connected for three hits, with C Kyle Skipworth hitting a game-winning solo shot in the second inning. INF Chris Gutierrez (1x2) and INF Alfredo Lopez (1x3) chipped in with Jacksonville s other two hits. RHP Matthew Neil made his 22 nd start of the season, throwing just 2.0 innings and allowing two walks, while striking out two. RHP James Leverton picked up his third win in his 24 th relief appearance. Jupiter Hammerheads Florida State League (A+) South Division 21-20, 1 st Place, +0.5 G WP: Adam Conley (3-2, 3.82) 5.0 ip, 6 h, 6 so LP: Enny Romero 4-6, 3.98) 7.0 ip, 5 h, 2 r, 2 er, bb, 4 so, hr S: Michael Brady (18) Attendance: 1,426 Home Runs: CHA - Cody Rogers (4) JUP - Giancarlo Stanton (2) Today s Game: 5:05 p.m. vs. Charlotte CHA JUP x Game Recap: The Hammerheads picked up a 2-0, shutout win over the Stone Crabs in game two of their three-game set. Jupiter scored first in the second inning, when C J.T. Realmuto earned a walk and came around to score on a single by INF Ryan Fisher (1x3). The second run came on a solo home run by OF Giancarlo Stanton (1x4) in the sixth. OF Marcell Ozuna (1x4), INF Mark Canha (1x3, 2b) and INF Noah Perio (1x3) chipped in with a hit apiece. LHP Adam Conley earned his 10t h win (third with Jupiter) in his 22 nd start of the season, while RHP Michael Brady picked up his 18 th save. Greensboro Grasshoppers South Atlantic League (A) Northern Division 19-24, 5 th Place, -5.0 GB WP: Eric Wooten (1-1, 5.28) 2.1 ip, h, r, er, 2 so, hr LP: Jake Esch (0-1, 2.08) 4.1 ip, 4 h, 4 r, er, 2 bb, 5 so, 2 wp S: Zach Petersime (5) Attendance: 6,563 Home Runs: DEL - None GBO - Aaron Senne (7), Austin Barnes (10) Today s Game: 4:00 p.m. vs. Delmarva DEL GBO Game Recap: The Grasshoppers suffered a 7-6 loss to the Shorebirds in the third game of their four-game set. Greensboro connected for 12 hits, with OF Aaron Senne (2x5, r, hr, 2 rbi) and INF Austin Barnes (2x5, 2 r, hr, 2 rbi) each registering two hits each and a home run. INF Matt Smith and C Wilfredo Gimenez also had two hits apiece, while INF Josh Adams went 1x4 with a double. RHP Austin Brice made his 16 th start of the campaign, tossing 4.2 innings and giving up three unearned runs on three hits, five walks, a hit batter and a wild pitch, with four strikeouts. Jamestown Jammers New York-Penn League (SS) Pinckney Division 20-25, 5 th Place, -8.0 GB WP: Eduar Quinonez (5-1, 3.74) 5.0 ip, 2 h, r, er, 3 so LP: Matt Milroy (2-3, 4.11) 5.0 ip, 6 h, 3 r, 3 er, 2 bb, 6 so, hr S: None Attendance: 505 Home Runs: HV - Justin O Conner 2 (5) JAM - None Today s Game: 1:00 p.m. vs. Hudson Valley R H E LOB HV JAM Game Recap: The Jammers were held to just one run in their 5-1 loss to the Hudson Valley Renegades. Jamestown scored its lone run in the fifth inning, when INF Rony Peralta (2x3, r, 2 2b) doubled and then came across on another double by C Sharif Othman (1x3). RHP Matt Milroy suffered his third loss of the season in his eighth start (ninth appearance). He allowed three runs on six hits and two walks, with six strikeouts over 5.0 innings of work. GAME ONE WP: Jorgan Cavanerio (2-2, 6.75) 5.0 ip, 5 h, 2 r, 2 er, bb, 4 so, hr LP: Hansel De Los Santos (3-2, 3.60) 5.0 ip, 3 h, 4 r, 4 er, 2 bb, 6 so, 2 hr, wp S: Chipper Smith (1) MAR x x CAR x x GCL Marlins Gulf Coast League (R) East Division 18-24, 3 rd Place, GB GAME TWO WP: Burny Mitchem (1-0, 2.55) 1.1 ip, 2 h, r, er, so LP: Jarlin Garcia (0-3, 4.80) BS#1, 0.2 ip, 2 h, 7 r, 3 er, 3 bb, 2 so, hb S: None CAR x x MAR x x Next Game: August 7, 12:00 p.m. vs. GCL Astros