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1 SAN JOSE GIANTS 2018 GAME NOTES 588 East Alma Ave San Jose, CA Phone: sjgiants.com Class A Advanced affiliate of the San Francisco Giants Modesto Nuts San Jose Giants (57-80) LHP Nick Wells (5-4, 5.52) vs. LHP John Gavin (1-2, 4.56) Game #138 / Home Game #68 Saturday, September 1, 2018 Municipal Stadium 5:00 PM UPCOMING GAMES AND PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS Date Opponent Time Giants Pitcher Opposing Pitcher Sunday, September 2 vs. Modesto 1:00 PM LHP Domenic Mazza (3-5, 3.94) TBA Monday, September 3 vs. Modesto 2:00 PM RHP Carlos Sano (4-5, 4.09) RHP Austin Hutchison (3-3, 3.58) GIANTS BY THE NUMBERS Overall Home Road vs. Modesto First Half Second Half Current Streak Lost 4 Longest W Streak 4 Longest L Streak 8 Last 5 Games 1-4 Last 10 Games Home Attendance 140, Average 2,096 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE SECOND HALF STANDINGS North Division W-L PCT GB Stockton * Modesto Visalia San Jose South Division W-L PCT GB R. Cucamonga * Lancaster Inland Empire Lake Elsinore * First half winner Today s Games Modesto at San Jose, 5:00 Lancaster at Lake Elsinore, 6:00 Inland Empire at R. Cucamonga, 7:05 Visalia at Stockton, 7:10 BROADCAST Radio: sjgiants.com (Joe Ritzo) 92.9 FM at Municipal Stadium Video: MiLB.TV Tonight s Game The San Jose Giants play the second game of a four-game series against the Modesto Nuts (Mariners affiliate) this evening at Municipal Stadium. John Gavin (1-2, 4.56 ERA) is slated to start on the mound tonight. The series versus Modesto will close out the season for the Giants. The Giants San Jose is 0-4 during their current homestand (0-3 vs. Stockton, 0-1 vs. Modesto) having been outscored by a margin. The Giants have lost eight out of their last nine games overall. 80 Losses Last night s defeat dropped the Giants to overall this season. It marks San Jose s first 80-loss season since 2003 when they finished Inside The Record The Giants have clinched the worst overall record in the California League this season. It s the second consecutive year that San Jose will finish with the worst record in the league (62-78 in 17). Prior to last season, the Giants posted the worst record in the league only once in their first 29 years (1997). San Jose is (.316) since July 1 and (.337) since the beginning of June. The Giants are only in their last 40 home games dating back to June 2 (after starting the season at home). For the first time in team history ( ), San Jose will finish with a sub-.500 overall record for three straight seasons (62-78 in 2017, in 2016). Team Awards The Giants will recognize their Offensive Player of the Year in a ceremony before tonight s game. Award winners this season include Bryce Johnson (Defensive Player of the Year), Patrick Ruotolo and Nolan Riggs (co-relief Pitchers of the Year) and Dylan Rheault (Good Guy Award). San Jose will also honor their Pitcher of the Year and team MVP during this final series. League Leaderboard Several Giants hitters currently rank among the California League leaders. Heath Quinn is fifth in the league in batting average (.298) and sixth in OPS (.863). Wander Franco is second in doubles (39) and fifth in hits (141). Jalen Miller is tied for fifth in doubles (34) and seventh in hits (136). Gio Brusa is tied for fourth in home runs (19) and eighth in RBI s (70). Johneshwy Fargas leads the league in stolen bases (45) while Bryce Johnson is fourth (30). Miller Named Postseason All-Star Jalen Miller has been named to the postseason California League All-Star team. Miller was San Jose s lone selection to the team. The former third round draft pick is batting.273 with 34 doubles, two triples, 13 home runs, 61 RBI s and 11 stolen bases in 120 games. Miller is currently rated the #23 prospect in the San Francisco organization by MLB.com and was also a midseason California League All-Star. Miller entered 2018 with a career.224 batting average over his first three professional seasons. No Playoffs The Giants will miss the playoffs in back-to-back seasons for the first time since Prior to the current two-year drought ( ), the Giants reached the playoffs 12 times in 13 seasons from August Review The Giants posted a record in August (April 15-10, May 14-15, June 10-16, July 8-21). San Jose s top individual performers in August: Johneshwy Fargas (.322 AVG, 10 SB), Wander Franco (.297 AVG, 19 RBI), Kelvin Beltre (.293 AVG, 2 HR) and DJ Myers (six starts, 3-1, 2.86 ERA). Climbing The Charts Gio Brusa has hit 36 career home runs with the San Jose Giants, which is tied for fourth in team-history (Travis Ishikawa, Angel Villalona) and the most ever by a switch hitter. His 36 homers have come over 220 games with San Jose the last two seasons (17 HR in 2017, 19 HR in 2018). Wander Franco s 39 doubles this year rank fifth on the SJ Giants single-season list. Only four players in club history have hit 40+ doubles in a season (Mark Leonard 50, Eddy Martinez-Esteve 44, Thomas Neal 41, Devin Harris 40). Tonight UPCOMING SAN JOSE GIANTS PROMOTIONS San Jose Giants Tim Lincecum Bobblehead Giveaway presented by Pepsi Gigante s Birthday Party San Jose Giants Black Jersey Auction Martinelli s Apple Juice Kids Run the Bases MIX 106 Saturday in the Park 9/2 Pups in the Park Martinelli s Apple Juice Kids Run the Bases Aquafina Sunday Fun Day BAY s Giant Sunday

2 TODAY S SAN JOSE GIANTS STARTER LHP John Gavin Born: October 10, 1995 Overall: 5 GS, 1-2, 4.56 ERA Age: 22 Born: San Jose, CA Home: 1 GS, 0-1, 6.35 ERA Resides: San Jose, CA Road: 4 GS, 1-1, 4.00 ERA Throws: Left Acquired: 8th Round, 2017 First Half: 0 GS, 0-0, --- ERA College: Cal State Fullerton Second Half: 5 GS, 1-2, 4.56 ERA * Is in his second professional season Selected by the San Francisco Giants in the 8th round of the 2017 draft. * Was added to San Jose s roster from Augusta (A) on August 4 Tonight marks his sixth start with the Giants Is 1-0 with a 2.57 ERA (4 ER/14.0 IP) over his last three starts after going 0-2 with a 7.45 ERA (8 ER/9.2 IP) in his first two starts with San Jose Has pitched past the fifth inning only once in five starts with the Giants Has struck out 26 batters in 23 2/3 innings. * Has allowed seven home runs in 23 2/3 innings with San Jose after surrendering just eight homers in 111 career innings prior to joining the Giants. * Is second in the San Francisco Giants minor league system with 137 strikeouts this season (in 118 2/3 innings). * Most recent start came on August 27 at Modesto Pitched five innings with two runs (both earned) allowed Gave up three hits, walked two and struck out six Received a no-decision (Giants eventually won 3-2 in 10 innings). * Limiting the opposition to a.222 batting average with the Giants (.200 vs. left,.233 vs. right) Seven of his 20 hits allowed have been home runs. * Was 5-5 with a 2.08 ERA in 20 starts for Augusta Earned midseason South Atlantic League All-Star honors Allowed only 54 hits in 95 innings (.167 opponents batting average) Walked 37 and struck out 111 Ranked fourth in the South Atlantic League in ERA at the time of his promotion. * Allowed one or no earned runs in 14 out of his 20 starts with the GreenJackets Monthby-month ERA s: April 1.37, May 1.42, June 2.83, July 2.28 Limited right-handed hitters to a.150 batting average (.211 vs. left) Had four starts with nine strikeouts. SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 2018 Career IP: 7.0 (x2) 7.0 (x2 w/augusta) R: 5 (8/10 at Stk.) 5 (8/10/18 w/san Jose) ER: 4 (x3) 4 (x3 w/sj & Augusta) H: 7 (6/2 at Lex.) 7 (6/2/18 w/augusta) BB: 5 (7/25 at Csc.) 5 (7/25/18 w/augusta) K: 9 (x4) 9 (x4 w/augusta) HR: 3 (8/4 vs. LE) 3 (8/4/18 w/san Jose) 2018 DAY-BY-DAY (SAN JOSE only) DATE OPP DEC GS IP H R ER BB SO ERA 8/4 LE L * /10 at Stk. L * /15 at IE ND * /22 at Vis. W * /27 at Mod. ND * * Threw seven no-hit innings on June 23 versus Rome Walked one and matched a career-high with nine strikeouts. * Pitched for the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2017 Worked 16 innings with no earned runs allowed over 12 relief appearances Struck out 22 batters and had a.151 opponents batting average. * Attended Cal State Fullerton Was 21-8 with a 2.80 ERA over 53 appearances (48 starts) during three-year collegiate career Helped the Titans reach the College World Series in 2015 and 2017 Was a Louisville Slugger Freshman All-American in * Is from San Jose Attended St. Francis High School in Mountain View Pitched at Municipal Stadium while in high school during the Central Coast Section playoffs Was the winning pitcher for St. Francis HS in the 2013 CCS championship game at Muni Was the CCS Pitcher of the Year and West Catholic Athletic League Pitcher of the Year as a senior in 2014 (8-1, 0.71 ERA, 100 strikeouts in 78 2/3 innings). * Originally selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in 39th round of the 2014 draft out of high school, but did not sign. * Favorite team growing up was the San Francisco Giants Has two younger brothers. CAREER PITCHING RECORD Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO AVG 2018 San Jose Augusta AZL Giants Career

3 2018 SAN JOSE GIANTS MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Most Games Over x2, last: May 13 (22-15) Most Games Under August 31 (57-80) Longest Winning Streak 4 x3, last: August Longest Losing Streak 8 July 1-8 Longest Home Winning Streak 4 April Longest Road Winning Streak 3 x2, last: April 29-May 5 Longest Home Losing Streak 7 June 2-16 Longest Road Losing Streak 4 x4, last: August Largest Margin of Victory 12 April 11 at Lan. (18-6) Largest Margin of Defeat 11 May 22 at Mod. (1-12) Largest Comeback to Win 6 April 14 vs. Stk. Walk-off Wins 7 last: July 25 vs. RC Walk-off Losses 4 last: July 2 at Vis. Longest Game, Extra Innings 11 x2, last: May 29 vs. Vis. Longest Game, Time 3:46 April 14 vs. Stk. Longest Game, Time 9 Innings 3:38 August 15 at IE Quickest Game Time 2:05 June 12 at Stk. Quickest Game Time 9 Innings 2:05 June 12 at Stk. Errors, Game, SJ 5 x2, last: June 27 vs. Stk. Errors, Game, Opponents 4 x3, last: August 24 at Mod. TEAM BATTING Runs, Game, SJ 18 April 11 at Lan. Runs, Game, Opponents 15 x2, last: July 18 at RC Runs, Inning, SJ 9 May 9 at Mod. Runs, Inning, Opponents 8 x2, last: July 7 vs. RC Most Hits, Game, SJ 25 April 11 at Lan. Fewest Hits, Game, SJ 2 x2, last: July 4 vs. RC Most Hits, Game, Opponents 19 July 18 at RC Fewest Hits, Game, Opponents 1 May 13 vs. Lan. Doubles, Game, SJ 6 April 20 vs. Mod. Doubles, Game, Opponents 6 x2, last: July 31 at Vis. Triples, Game, SJ 2 x4, last: May 9 at Mod. Triples, Game, Opponents 2 x6, last: August 17 vs. Lan. Home Runs, Game, SJ 4 June 10 at Mod. Home Runs, Game, Opponents 5 x2, last: August 6 vs. RC Stolen Bases, Game, SJ 5 April 22 vs. Mod. Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents 6 August 2 at Vis. Runners Left on Base, SJ 14 April 19 vs. Mod. Runners Left on Base, Opponents 16 x2, last: July 7 vs. RC INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits, Game 5 Miller, April 11 at Lan. Runs, Game 5 Brusa, June 10 at Mod. Doubles, Game 2 x19, last: Franco, August 8 vs. RC Triples, Game 1 x24, last: Van Horn, Aug. 27 at Mod. Home Runs, Game 3 Brusa, June 10 at Mod. Walk-Off Home Runs 2 last: Brusa, April 15 vs. Stk. RBI, Game 6 x3, last: Quinn, August 22 at Vis. Walks, Game 3 x6, last: Johnson, August 14 at IE Strikeouts, Game 4 x9, last: Quinn, August 27 at Mod. Stolen Bases, Game 3 Fargas, June 30 at Vis. Longest Hitting Streak 16 Winn, April 20-May 14 TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts, Game, SJ 16 April 22 vs. Mod. Strikeouts, Game, Opponents 19 July 5 vs. RC Walks, Game, SJ 10 x2, last: August 7 vs. RC Walks, Game, Opponents 9 x2, last: August 1 at Vis. Scoreless Innings Streak, SJ 19 April 6-8 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Strikeouts, Starter 10 x2, last: Mazza, August 23 at Vis. Strikeouts, Reliever 10 Myers, May 8 at Mod. Strikeouts, Opponent 11 Grey, August 21 at Vis. Walks 6 Marshall, August 7 vs. RC Walks, Opponent 6 x2, last: Manarino, August 28 vs. Stk. Innings, Starter 7.0 x3, last: Cabrera, June 5 vs. Stk. Fewest Innings, Starter 0.2 x3, last: Marshall, August 13 at IE Scoreless Innings Streak, Starter 17.0 Webb, May 13-June 3 Scoreless Innings Streak, Reliever 16.0 Myers, April 27-May 13 ATTENDANCE Largest Attendance, Home 4,262 July 4 vs. RC Smallest Attendance, Home 705 April 30 vs. Vis. Sellouts, Home 4 last: August 18 vs. Lan. Largest Attendance, Road 6,020 July 21 at LE Smallest Attendance, Road 925 April 18 at Vis. MISCELLANEOUS RECORD April: Sunday: May: Monday: 8-7 June: Tuesday: 4-15 July: 8-21 Wednesday: 11-9 August: Thursday: 5-14 September: 0-0 Friday: Saturday: 9-12 First game of series: Last game of series: Scoring First: Rubber game of series: 7-10 Opponent Scores First: By Series: Score 3 or fewer runs: By Home Series: Score 4 or more runs: By Road Series: Score 5 or more runs: Allow 3 or fewer runs: vs. RHP starter: Allow 4 or more runs: vs. LHP starter: Allow 5 or more runs: Day: Lead after 6: Night: Lead after 7: 42-8 Lead after 8: 45-4 Extra Innings: 7-6 Tied after 6: 7-12 Tied after 7: 7-9 One-run games: Tied after 8: 8-4 Two-run games: 9-15 Behind after 6: 9-54 Three-run games: 9-12 Behind after 7: 8-63 Four+ run games: Behind after 8: 4-72 RECORD BY STARTING POSITION C: Winn (30-41), Murphy (13-25), Corbett (4-9), Sabanosh (4-3), Arnold (5-1), Riley (1-0), Manwaring (0-1) 1B: Brusa (34-52), De La Rosa (15-10), Dobson (4-8), Riley (3-8), Franco (0-2), Manwaring (1-0) 2B: Miller (50-65), Beltre (4-10), Rivera (1-1), De La Rosa (0-2), Polonius (1-0), Hanson (1-0), Panik (0-1), Tomlinson (0-1) 3B: Franco (45-57), Beltre (4-12), De La Rosa (3-4), Dobson (1-5), Rivera (1-2), Van Horn (2-0), Polonius (1-0) SS: Van Horn (41-56), Beltre (9-13), Franco (3-3), Hinojosa (1-5), Polonius (2-1), Hanson (1-1), Tomlinson (0-1) LF: Heyward (23-35), Quinn (24-33), Fargas (10-12) CF: Johnson (46-61), Fargas (11-19) RF: Fabian (43-66), Fargas (10-10), Heyward (4-4) DH: Heyward (19-23), Quinn (13-21), Brusa (8-12), De La Rosa (5-9), Franco (3-6), Dobson (4-4), Miller (1-3), Rivera (1-1), Fargas (1-0), Hinojosa (1-0), Panik (1-0), Van Horn (0-1) P: Webb (8-12), Marshall (8-10), Vizcaino (7-9), Adon (7-8), Menez (4-7), Sano (4-7), Mazza (5-5), Myers (3-6), Cabrera (2-7), Gavin (2-3), Marciano (1-3), Bahr (2-1), Woods (1-0), Bumgarner (1-0), Samardzija (1-0), Suarez (1-0), Baragar (0-1), Beede (0-1) RECORD BY BATTING ORDER POSITION 1st: Johnson (40-52), Heyward (6-13), Fargas (8-10), Miller (3-2), Quinn (0-1), Hanson (0-1), Tomlinson (0-1) 2nd: Miller (41-50), Quinn (8-13), Franco (2-5), Van Horn (2-5), Fargas (2-1), Panik (1-1), Fabian (1-0), Brusa (0-1), Dobson (0-1), Heyward (0-1), Rivera (0-1), Tomlinson (0-1) 3rd: Franco (27-30), Miller (7-13), Heyward (7-9), Quinn (3-11), De La Rosa (8-3), Brusa (1-8), Hinojosa (0-5), Dobson (2-0), Hanson (2-0), Johnson (0-1) 4th: Quinn (22-27), Brusa (18-21), Heyward (10-20), Franco (6-9), Dobson (1-3) 5th: Brusa (14-23), Fabian (13-20), Franco (5-12), Heyward (9-5), Dobson (5-7), Quinn (4-2), Johnson (2-4), Winn (3-2), Riley (1-1), De La Rosa (1-1), Beltre (0-1), Fargas (0-1), Miller (0-1) 6th: Fabian (25-33), Brusa (5-7), Winn (7-4), De La Rosa (6-5), Franco (3-6), Johnson (4-4), Beltre (1-7), Heyward (2-5), Fargas (1-3), Dobson (0-4), Hinojosa (2-0), Riley (1-1), Rivera (0-1) 7th: Beltre (8-17), Winn (7-13), Heyward (9-7), Franco (8-6), Fargas (5-9), De La Rosa (5-6), Fabian (2-9), Riley (2-5), Brusa (4-2), Van Horn (2-1), Polonius (2-0), Sabanosh (1-1), Murphy (1-1), Dobson (1-1), Rivera (0-1), Manwaring (0-1) 8th: Winn (12-18), Van Horn (13-16), Murphy (6-13), Beltre (6-5), De La Rosa (1-8), Fargas (4-4), Arnold (5-1), Fabian (2-4), Sabanosh (3-2), Heyward (2-1), Corbett (0-3), Rivera (1-1), Brusa (0-2), Polonius (1-0), Manwaring (1-0), Dobson (0-1), Riley (0-1) 9th: Van Horn (26-35), Fargas (12-13), Murphy (6-11), Corbett (4-6), Beltre (2-5), Winn (1-4), De La Rosa (2-2), Rivera (2-0), Polonius (1-1), Heyward (1-1), Miller (0-2)

4 HITTING NOTES GIANTS POSITION PLAYERS #39 Kelvin Beltre (.243, 5 HR, 15 RBI, 1 SB) Current Hit Streak: 7 games * Infielder is in his fifth professional season Signed as an international free agent in 2013 at age 16. * Joined San Jose from Extended Spring Training on June 7 Suffered fractured leg from a foul ball during spring training. * Entered the 2018 season ranked as the #21 prospect in the San Francisco organization by MLB.com. * Spent the last two seasons with Augusta (A) Batted.253 with 6 HR, 37 RBI s and 15 SB in 118 games last year. * Was a second baseman last year after playing primarily third base in 2016 Began pro career as a shortstop. #26 Gio Brusa (.238, 19 HR, 70 RBI, 8 SB) Current Hit Streak: 2 games * First baseman is in his third professional season Selected in the 6th round of the 2016 draft. * Has hit 36 career home runs with San Jose tied for fourth in team history and most ever by a switch hitter. * Hit for the cycle on April 11 at Lancaster joining teammate Jalen Miller in accomplishing the feat that night. * Was an outfielder in his first two pro seasons before transitioning to first base this year. * Spent the entire 2017 season with San Jose Batted.237 with team-high tying 17 home runs and 55 RBI s in 113 games. * Earned Northwest League All-Star honors with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in * Led the Northwest League with 10 home runs in 16 Hit.264 with 42 RBI s in 53 games Won All-Star home run derby. * Attended the University of the Pacific Finished career second in school history in doubles, fourth in HR and fifth in RBI s. #10 Chris Corbett (.213, 0 HR, 3 RBI, 0 SB) Current Hit Streak: 3 games * Catcher is in his second professional season Selected in the 18th round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) on July 26. * Was batting.333 (11-for-33) with one home run and three RBI s in 13 games for Salem-Keizer this season. * Hit a combined.200 in 21 games with the AZL Giants (Rookie) and Salem-Keizer in 2017 (0 HR, 3 RBI). * Attended Rollins College (Division II school) Hit.351 as a junior in 2016 (11 HR) &.349 during senior season in 2017 (9 HR). #54 Sandro Fabian (.203, 10 HR, 35 RBI, 1 SB) Current Hit Streak: 0 * Outfielder is in his fourth professional season Signed as an international free agent in 2014 at age 16. * Currently ranked the #9 prospect in the San Francisco organization by MLB.com and Baseball America. * Is the youngest player on San Jose s roster (20). * Spent the 2017 season with Augusta (A) Batted.277 with 11 home runs and 61 RBI s in 122 games. * Led the GreenJackets in hits (133), doubles (30) and RBI s Hit.311 in the second half last year (.243 first half). * Hit.340 for the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2016 (42 games). #49 Johneshwy Fargas (.284, 6 HR, 26 RBI, 45 SB) Current Hit Streak: 1 game * Outfielder in his sixth professional season Selected in the 11th round of the 2013 draft. * Was a midseason California League All-Star. * Leads the California League and the San Francisco minor league system in stolen bases this season. * Has prior experience in San Jose in 2017 (.194 AVG, 2 HR, 11 RBI in 31 G) and 2016 (.172 AVG, 0 HR, 9 RBI in 36 G). * Has led the SF Giants minor league system in stolen bases twice (59 SB in 2015, 41 SB in 2016). * Was a South Atlantic League All-Star in 2015 while playing for Augusta (.278 AVG, 2 HR, 35 RBI, 59 SB). * Was drafted by the SF Giants out of the Puerto Rico Academy. #12 Wander Franco (.279, 5 HR, 65 RBI, 4 SB) Current Hit Streak: 9 games * Infielder is in his seventh pro season and first year in the San Francisco Giants organization. * Spent first six years of his career in the Kansas City Royals system Acquired in minor league phase of Rule 5 draft last Dec. * Was a midseason California League All-Star Was the starting third baseman for the North Division in the AS Game. * Spent the last two seasons playing for the Wilmington Blue Rocks (High-A) of the Carolina League. * Batted.279 with four home runs and 46 RBI s in 129 games last year (.220 AVG, 5 HR, 47 RBI in 2016). * Originally signed with the Royals in 2011 out of the Dominican Republic. * Two brothers, also named Wander, play for Salem-Keizer in the Giants system & for the Princeton Rays in the Tampa Bay org. #33 Jacob Heyward (.259, 12 HR, 46 RBI, 13 SB) Current Hit Streak: 5 games * Outfielder is in his third professional season Selected in the 18th round of the 2016 draft. * Played for Augusta (A) in 2017 Batted.223 with 10 home runs and 45 RBI s in 107 games. * Hit.337 for the AZL Giants (Rookie) in 2016 (28 games). * Attended the University of Miami (FL) Helped the Hurricanes reach the College World Series in 2015 and * Named to the 2015 College World Series All-Tournament Team. * Older brother, Jason, is an outfielder for the Chicago Cubs and is a five-time Gold Glove Award winner. #28 Bryce Johnson (.250, 1 HR, 34 RBI, 30 SB) Current Hit Streak: 0 * Outfielder is in his second professional season Selected in the 6th round of the 2017 draft. * Played for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2017 Earned postseason Northwest League All-Star honors. * Batted.329 with no home runs and 16 RBI s in 57 games last year Ranked second in the league in AVG and fourth in SB (25). * Attended Sam Houston State University Finished 3-yr collegiate career fourth in SB, sixth in runs and seventh in hits. * Had a career batting average of.338 at the collegiate level Was a two-time All-Southland Conference honoree. #2 Jalen Miller (.273, 13 HR, 61 RBI, 11 SB) Current Hit Streak: 1 game * Infielder is in his fourth professional season Selected in the 3rd round of the 2015 draft (95th overall pick). * Was a midseason California League All-Star Was the starting second baseman for the North Division in the AS Game. * Hit for the cycle on April 11 at Lancaster joining teammate Gio Brusa in accomplishing the feat that night. * Currently rated the #23 prospect in the San Francisco organization by MLB.com. * Spent the 2017 season with San Jose Hit.227 with six home runs and 44 RBI s in 117 games. * Batted.223 with five home runs and 44 RBI s in 112 games for Augusta (A) in 2016 Hit.218 for the AZL Giants in * Was a First Team High School All-American at Riverwood International Charter School (GA) in #48 Tanner Murphy (.163, 0 HR, 6 RBI, 1 SB) Current Hit Streak: 0 * Catcher is in his sixth professional season and first year in the San Francisco Giants organization. * Joined San Jose on May 11 after he was acquired via trade from the Atlanta Braves (for cash). * Split the 2017 season between the Florida Fire Frogs (High-A) and Rome Braves (A) Hit a combined.206 with 2 HR in 53 G. * Hit a career-high seven home runs in 2015 with Rome. * Originally selected in the 4th round of the 2013 draft by the Atlanta Braves out of Malden (MO) High School. #22 Heath Quinn (.298, 14 HR, 51 RBI, 3 SB) Current Hit Streak: 0 * Outfielder is in his third professional season Selected in the 3rd round of the 2016 draft (95th overall pick). * Currently rated the #11 prospect in the SF organization by MLB.com. * Leads the Giants in batting average Was on the DL from May 9-June 9 (hamstring). * Spent his entire 2017 season with San Jose Batted.228 with 10 home runs and 29 RBI s in 75 games. * Earned Northwest League All-Star honors with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2016 Hit.337 with 9 HR & 34 RBI s in 54 G. * Attended Samford University Was an All-American & Golden Spikes Award semifinalist as a junior in 16 (.343, 21 HR, 77 RBI). #9 Brandon Van Horn (.211, 9 HR, 38 RBI, 8 SB) Current Hit Streak: 1 game * Infielder is in his third professional season Selected in the 19th round of the 2016 draft. * Rated the Top Defensive Infielder in the San Francisco Giants farm system by Baseball America entering this season. * Played for Augusta (A) in 2017 Batted.262 with three home runs, 27 RBI s and 11 stolen bases in 81 games. * Attended Riverside Community College, Dallas Baptist University and The Master s University. * Hit.280 with 11 home runs as a senior at The Master s in 2016 Helped the school reach the NAIA World Series. VS. TODAY S STARTER: Nick Wells Player H-AB Notes Beltre 0-0 Brusa K Corbett 0-0 Fabian 0-1 BB, K Fargas 1-3 1B, K Franco 1-2 2B Heyward 1-2 1B, K Johnson 0-0 Miller 0-3 Murphy 0-2 Quinn K Van Horn 1-2 3B, K GIANTS OFFENSE BREAKDOWN W-L AVG R R/G HR Home Road April May June July August September LONGEST HITTING STREAKS Player Games Dates AVG-HR-RBI Winn 16 4/20 5/ Quinn 15 4/29 6/ Franco 13 6/6 6/ Franco 11 7/27 8/ Miller 10 6/5 6/ Miller 10 5/14 5/ WHO S HOT Wander Franco has hit safely in nine straight games (.368, 14-for-38, 3 2B, 4 RBI) Jacob Heyward is 15-for-34 (.441) over his last nine games with six doubles, three homers and nine RBI s Kelvin Beltre is batting.327 (16-for-49) over his last 14 games WHO S NOT Sandro Fabian has three hits in his last 34 at-bats (.088) spanning 11 games Bryce Johnson is 3-for-25 (.120) over his last seven games Jalen Miller is 2-for-22 (.091) over his last five games Heath Quinn has two hits in his last 23 at-bats (.087) spanning six games HOME RUN CHART Grand Slams (1): Heath Quinn (August 22 at Vis.) 2-HR Games (4): Johneshwy Fargas (April 30 vs. Vis.), Jalen Miller (May 28 vs. Vis.), Gio Brusa (July 22 at LE), Jacob Heyward (August 29 vs. Stk.) 3-HR Games (1): Gio Brusa (June 10 at Mod.) Back-to-Back HRs (1): Jalen Miller & Wander Franco (July 14 vs. Vis.) Leadoff HRs (2): Johneshwy Fargas (April 30 vs. Vis.), Jacob Heyward (August 29 vs. Stk.) Walkoff HRs (2): Jalen Miller (April 14 vs. Stk.), Gio Brusa (April 15 vs. Stk.) Inside the Park HRs (0)

5 PITCHING NOTES GIANTS RELIEF PITCHERS #18 Sandro Cabrera, LHP 33 G, 6-5, 4.89 ERA, 0 SV, 99.1 IP, 52 BB, 85 SO * Is in his fourth professional season Signed as an international free agent in 2014 at age 19. * Was named a midseason California League All-Star Tied for the team lead in wins. * Has made nine starts this season (1-3, 3.97 ERA) Has a 5.67 ERA as a reliever (24 G). * Has a 7.79 ERA in the second half (19 G, 2 GS) Compiled a 3.49 ERA in the first half (14 G, 7 GS). * Spent all of last season in Augusta (A) Was 1-2 with a 4.14 ERA over 42 appearances (one start). * Was a starting pitcher in his first pro season (2015) before pitching as a reliever in #34 Sam Coonrod, RHP 5 G, 0-0, 6.75 ERA, 0 SV, 5.1 IP, 2 BB, 11 SO * Is in his fifth professional season Selected in the 5th round of the 2014 draft. * Joined San Jose from the Arizona Rookie League on August 18 Made four rehab appearances in the AZL. * Is returning from Tommy John surgery Did not make his 2018 season debut until July 30. * Spent the 2017 season with Richmond (AA) Was 4-11 with a 4.69 ERA in 24 games (18 starts). * Previously pitched for San Jose during the 2015 playoffs and the first half of the 2016 season. * Was a midseason California League All-Star in 2016 Was 5-3 with a 1.98 ERA in 11 starts. * Named the South Atlantic League s Best Pitching Prospect by Baseball America in * Attended Southern Illinois University. #29 Peter Lannoo, RHP 30 G, 1-7, 4.31 ERA, 1 SV, 56.1 IP, 21 BB, 38 SO * Is in his second professional season Selected in the 28th round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on May 16. * Has a.301 opponents batting average with the Giants (.294 vs. right,.313 vs. left). * Had a 3.38 ERA in nine relief appearances with Augusta this season (18 2/3 IP, 4 BB, 19 SO). * Pitched for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2017 Was 1-3 with a 4.28 ERA in 14 games (5 starts). * Attended Cornell University Was a walk-on First Team All-Ivy League as a senior (3.86 ERA, 8 SV). #14 Joey Marciano, LHP 12 G, 1-4, 8.70 ERA, 0 SV, 30.0 IP, 15 BB, 25 SO * Is in his second professional season Selected in the 36th round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on July 9 First four appearances w/sj were as starter (0-3, ERA). * Has allowed 11 home runs in 30 innings with San Jose (4 HR in 109 career IP previously). * Earned midseason South Atlantic League All-Star honors with Augusta this year. * Was 4-3 with a 2.58 ERA in 15 games (14 starts) for Augusta Struck out 71 and walked 22 in 80 1/3 IP. * Attended John A. Logan Community College ( ) and Southern Illinois University ( ). * Did not start playing baseball until he was 15 (HS freshman) #40 Rodolfo Martinez, RHP 45 G, 3-9, 5.76 ERA, 5 SV, 54.2 IP, 31 BB, 48 SO * Is in his fifth professional season Signed as an international free agent in 2013 at age 19. * Has 26 career saves with the San Jose Giants ( ). * Has a 7.82 ERA (22 ER/25.1 IP) in the second half (22 G) Compiled a 3.99 ERA in the first half (23 G). * Was limited to 20 appearances in 2017 between SJ and Richmond (AA) due to shoulder & oblique injuries. * Also split the 2016 season between San Jose and Richmond Was a midseason Cal League All-Star. * Led the Cal League with 21 saves in 2016 Had a 0.88 ERA (3 ER/30.2 IP) over 32 appearances. * Logged a 6.39 ERA with Richmond over the last two seasons (33 relief appearances). * Was named the South Atlantic League s Best Reliever by Baseball America in 2015 (managers vote). #45 Dylan Rheault, RHP 24 G, 2-3, 2.52 ERA, 3 SV, 35.2 IP, 10 BB, 30 SO * Is in his sixth professional season and second year in the San Francisco Giants organization. * Rejoined the Giants from Richmond (AA) on August 18 Spent the entire first half with San Jose. * Made only two relief appearances with Richmond (2 2/3 IP, 1 ER) before going on the DL (concussion). * Spent the entire 2017 season with San Jose Was named to the postseason Cal League All-Star team. * Led the Cal League with 21 saves last season Had a 2.70 ERA in 55 relief appearances. * Originally a 19th round selection of the Baltimore Orioles in the 2013 draft. * Pitched in Orioles organization from , Independent American Association in 16 (signed w/sf in 17). * Attended Central Michigan University Is from Garson, Ontario, Canada. #23 Frank Rubio, RHP 23 G, 1-2, 5.28 ERA, 9 SV, 29.0 IP, 8 BB, 23 SO * Is in his second professional season Selected in the 29th round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on June 21 (first day of the second half). * Has 19 saves this season between SJ and Augusta Leads the SF minor league system in saves. * Gave up eight earned runs without recording an out on July 7 vs. RC (2.79 ERA in other 22 G with SJ). * Fashioned a 1.55 ERA over 17 relief appearances for the GreenJackets before his promotion. * Was 10-for-11 in save chances with Augusta Struck out 32 and walked six over 29 innings. * Attended the University of Florida Was exclusively a reliever in all four collegiate seasons. * Helped the Gators win the 2017 National Championship Had a 4.15 ERA in 30 IP as a senior in 17. #32 John Russell, RHP 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0 SV, 2.0 IP, 0 BB, 3 SO * Is in his second professional season Selected in the 16th round of the 2017 draft. * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) on August 29. * Posted a 2.54 ERA and had seven saves over 35 relief appearances for the GreenJackets. * Struck out 70 and walked 19 in 60 1/3 innings Limited the opposition to a.191 batting average. * Had a 1.99 ERA and four saves over 16 appearances with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in * Attended the University of Connecticut. * Set UConn single-season school record with 14 saves as a junior in 2017 Was a third-team All-Amercan. BULLPEN BREAKDOWN Reliever IR IRS Pct. Holds Sv. Opp. Cabrera % Coonrod Lannoo % Marciano % Martinez % Rheault % Rubio % Russell % Totals % GIANTS PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L ERA IP ER BB SO HR Starters Relievers Home Road April May June July August September LAST OUTING Reliever Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER BB K Cabrera 8/29 Stk. ND Coonrod 8/30 Stk. ND Lannoo 8/30 Stk. ND Marciano 8/31 Mod. ND Martinez 8/31 Mod. ND Rheault 8/29 Stk. ND Rubio 8/28 Stk. ND Russell 8/29 Stk. ND CATCHER S CORNER Catcher G/GS IP ER ERA CS SBA PCT PB Corbett 14/ % 3 Murphy 38/ % 2 BULLPEN VS. MODESTO Reliever W-L-S ERA G IP ER BB SO Cabrera Coonrod Lannoo Marciano Martinez Rheault Rubio Russell WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE Sat 9/1 Sun 9/2 Mon 9/3 Tue 9/4 Wed 9/5 Thu 9/6 Fri 9/7 MOD 5:00 MOD 1:00 MOD 2:00

6 COACHING STAFF #17 Lipso Nava, Manager * Is in his second season as San Jose s manager. * 49 years old. * Previously served as San Jose s manager during the 2016 season (68-72 record, lost in Mini Series). * Was also the Giants hitting coach for three years from * 2018 marks his fourth year as a manager in the San Francisco Giants organization (11th season overall w/sf). * Also managed the Class-A Augusta GreenJackets for two seasons from * Has experiencing managing in the Venezuelan Winter League. Led Aguilas del Zulia to 16 VWL championship. * Played 16 seasons of professional baseball from Advanced as high as Triple-A. * Had stints as a player with the Mariners ( ), Red Sox (1995) and Cubs (1997) organizations. * Former infielder also played in the Mexican League and independent Texas-Louisiana and Atlantic Leagues. * Had 1,303 hits, including 250 doubles and 110 home runs during pro career across all levels. * Originally a 14th round selection of the Mariners in the 1990 draft out of Miami-Dade College. * Born in Maracaibo, Venezuela. #7 Willie Romero, Hitting Coach * Is in his first season as San Jose s hitting coach and first year overall as a coach in the SF organization. * Prior to joining the Giants organization this year, served as a manager and coach in the Mexican League. * Spent 19 seasons as a player from with stints in the Dodgers, Diamondbacks and Orioles systems. * Played 13 years in the Mexican League. Hit 172 home runs during his minor league career. #16 Matt Yourkin, Pitching Coach * Is in his first season as San Jose s pitching coach and sixth year as a coach in the SF organization. * Spent the last five seasons as pitching coach for the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes (Short-Season level). * Played nine years in the Marlins ( ) and Giants ( ) organizations. * Led the Pacific Coast League in strikeouts (145) during the 2011 season as a member of Fresno Grizzlies. * Made 362 appearances (64 starts) during minor league career (35-41 record, 4.54 ERA, 14 SV). * Attended Napa High School and Saint Mary s College. #15 Juan Ciriaco, Fundamentals Coach * Is in his first season as San Jose s fundamentals coach and first year as a coach in the SF organization. * Had a 15-year playing career in the Padres ( ) and Giants ( ) organizations. * Former infielder owned a career batting average of.251 with 57 home runs and 123 stolen bases in 1,150 games. * Spent parts of three seasons in San Jose in 2008, 2010 and 2011 playing in 86 games for the Giants. * Originally signed with the Padres as an international free agent out of the Dominican Republic. * Completed his playing career last season with Triple-A Sacramento (.277 AVG in 75 games). GIANTS VS. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Games Home Road Total vs. Modesto Total: 30 (14 H/16 R) Stockton Total: 28 (14 H/14 R) Visalia Total: 29 (15 H/14 R) vs. North Division Total: 87 (43 H/44 R) vs. Inland Empire Total: 10 (3 H/7 R) Lake Elsinore Total: 12 (6 H/6 R) Lancaster Total: 13 (7 H/6 R) R. Cucamonga Total: 18 (11 H/7 R) vs. South Division Total: 53 (27 H/26 R) LEAGUE AWARDS Offensive Player of the Week - Gio Brusa, June 4-10 (.348, 8-for-23, 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 10 RBI) - Jalen Miller, July 9-15 (.344, 11-for-32, 3 2B, 3 HR, 8 RBI) Pitcher of the Week - DJ Myers, May 7-13 (2 G, 1-0, 0.00, 11.0 IP, 2 H, 0 R, 14 SO) Midseason All-Stars - Sandro Cabrera, LHP - Jalen Miller, INF - Johneshwy Fargas, OF - Logan Webb, RHP - Wander Franco, INF Postseason All-Stars - Jalen Miller, INF ROSTER INFORMATION RECENT TRANSACTIONS August 29 August 27 August 18 August 16 August 12 August 8 RHP John Russell Added from Augusta (A) RHP Nolan Riggs Transferred to Richmond (AA) RHP Ian Gardeck Transferred to Richmond (AA) RHP Franklin Van Gurp Placed on Disabled List RHP Sam Coonrod Added from AZL Giants Black (Rookie) RHP Dylan Rheault Added from Richmond (AA) INF Dillon Dobson Transferred to Richmond (AA) LHP Domenic Mazza Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) LHP Domenic Mazza Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) RHP Carlos Sano Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) RHP Trevor Horn Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) RHP DJ Myers Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) DISABLED LIST Player Dates on DL CJ Gettman, RHP May 13 Melvin Adon, RHP July 7 Raffi Vizcaino, RHP July 10 Connor Overton, RHP July 27 Franklin Van Gurp, RHP August 18 Mac Marshall, LHP April Heath Quinn, OF May 9-June 9 Mac Marshall, LHP May 15-June 15 DJ Myers, RHP May 19-June 15 Gio Brusa, INF May 25-June 1 Kevin Rivera, INF May 30-June 9 Dylan Rheault, RHP June 8-19 Mac Marshall, LHP June 28-July 19 Bryce Johnson, OF July Tanner Murphy, C July 25-August 4 Joey Marciano, LHP July 27-August 2 August 7 RHP Carlos Sano Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) RHP Ian Gardeck Added from AZL Giants Orange (Rookie) Note: Players in italics are currently on DL SAN JOSE GIANTS QUICK FACTS Affiliation San Francisco Giants (31st Season, ) California League Titles , 2001, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010 Faculty Municipal Stadium (Built 1942) Championship Series Appearances 10 (Last: 2015) Capacity 3,832 Playoff Appearances 22 (Last: 2016) Dimensions Operated By Progress Sports Management Stadium Address 588 East Alma Ave., San Jose, CA Majority Owner San Francisco Giants Front Office Phone (408) Chairman of the Board Bill Schlough Front Office info@sjgiants.com President & CEO Dan Orum Media Contacts Jeff Black, Phone: , jeffblack@sjgiants.com DJ Bettinger, Phone: , djbettinger@sjgiants.com

7 2018 SAN JOSE GIANTS GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS FIRST HALF (34-36) SECOND HALF (23-44) G Date Opp W/L Score W-L-SV Att Time Rec Half Place GB G Date Opp W/L Score W-L-SV Att Time Rec Half Place GB 1 4/5 at IE L 2-3 Halbohn-Adon 4,079 2: T2nd /21 at RC W 6-5 Riggs-Moseley-Rubio 2,136 3: T1st - 2 4/6 at IE L 2-3 Heaney-Webb-Almeida 3,558 2: th /22 at RC L 4-5 May-Marshall-Kasowski 3,460 3: T2nd /7 at IE W 5-0 Menez-Suarez-Martinez 3,743 2: T3rd /23 at RC L 2-5 Long-Martinez-Pop 4,486 2: rd /8 at IE W 6-1 Cabrera-Bertness 1,038 3: T2nd /24 at RC L 2-6 Scrubb-Cabrera 1,548 2: rd /9 at LAN W 4-0 Vizcaino-Longwith 1,038 2: T2nd /25 STK W 5-2 Bahr-Manarino-Rubio 1,887 2: rd /10 at LAN L 3-5 Garcia-Rheault-Humphreys 1,402 2: T2nd /26 STK L 0-5 Milburn-Adon 2,319 2: rd /11 at LAN W 18-6 Myers-Dennis 1,509 3: T2nd /27 STK L 6-8 Damron-Riggs-Duno 1,709 3: rd /12 STK L 1-4 Dunshee-Baragar-Romero 1,962 2: rd /28 STK W 6-1 Vizcaino-Hurlbutt 2,068 3: rd /13 STK W 3-0 Cabrera-Howard-Martinez 2,001 2: T2nd /29 at VIS W 3-1 Mazza-Smith-Martinez 2,301 2: rd /14 STK W 8-7 (11) Rheault-Romero 2,921 3: T2nd /30 at VIS W 3-1 Bahr-Vargas-Rubio 2,206 2: T2nd /15 STK W 5-4 (10) Martinez-Marsonek 2,412 3: T1st /1 at VIS L 7-14 Grey-Burke 1,646 3: rd /16 at VIS W 4-2 (10) Webb-Taylor 1,024 2: T1st /2 at VIS L 5-6 Eveld-Martinez 1,010 2: rd /17 at VIS L 1-4 Delgado-Riggs-Mason 1,889 2: nd /3 at VIS L 0-7 Peacock-Vizcaino 3,073 2: rd /18 at VIS L 6-9 Huang-Myers-Taylor 925 2: T2nd /4 RC L 1-3 Crawford-Mazza-Pop 4,262 2: rd /19 MOD L 6-13 Medina-Vizcaino 1,668 3: rd /5 RC L 3-8 (10) Scrubb-Martinez 711 3: rd /20 MOD W 9-8 Ruotolo-Koval 3,036 3: T2nd /6 RC L 0-4 Anderson-Cabrera 2,366 3: rd /21 MOD W 6-5 Martinez-McKay 2,396 2: T1st /7 RC L 6-14 May-Myers 2,718 3: rd /22 MOD W 5-2 Menez-Jackson-Ruotolo 2,539 3: T1st /8 RC L 5-6 Kasowski-Lannoo 1,014 3: T3rd /23 LE W 2-0 Cabrera-Baez-Rheault 1,046 2: st - (+0.5) 89 7/9 at STK W 5-4 Riggs-Krall-Rubio 1,831 3: T3rd /24 LE L 2-5 Lawson-Vizcaino 1,129 2: st - (+0.5) 90 7/10 at STK L 5-15 Manarino-Marciano 1,613 2: T3rd /25 LE W 4-3 (10) Ruotolo-Bednar 2,561 2: st - (+0.5) 91 7/11 at STK W 1-0 Walker-Milburn-Overton 2,532 2: T3rd /26 Off Day 1st - (+1.0) 92 7/12 at STK L 5-8 Gilbert-Lannoo-Cochran-Gill 2,001 2: th /27 at MOD L 5-6 Mills-Diaz 2,921 3: T1st /13 VIS W 8-6 Riggs-Brill-Rubio 2,929 2: T3rd /28 at MOD L 4-9 Elledge-Martinez 4,002 3: rd /14 VIS W 10-2 Mazza-Mason 2,071 2: T3rd /29 at MOD W 5-4 Cabrera-Garcia-Ruotolo 3,095 3: rd /15 VIS W 6-5 Overton-Garcia-Rubio 1,717 3: T2nd /30 VIS W 13-6 Diaz-Grey 705 2: T2nd /16 VIS L 2-3 Grey-Sano-Eveld 1,014 2: rd /1 VIS L 1-2 Mark-Adon-Taylor 897 2: rd /17 Off Day 3rd /2 VIS W 4-1 Myers-Takahashi-Ruotolo 1,002 2: T2nd /18 at RC L 6-15 May-Martinez-Richman 3,186 3: rd /3 VIS L 0-4 Vargas-Menez 1,152 2: rd /19 at RC L 6-7 Scrubb-Rubio 3,558 2: rd /4 at LAN W 7-6 (10) Martinez-Guillen-Ruotolo 2,204 3: T2nd /20 at RC W 4-2 Mazza-Gamboa-Riggs 4,221 3: rd /5 at LAN W 10-5 Vizcaino-Oakley-Riggs 2,583 2: T1st /21 at LE L 1-8 Baez-Marciano 6,020 2: rd /6 at LAN L 5-12 Garcia-Adon 4,922 2: T1st /22 at LE L 5-8 Bolanos-Sano-Valdez 1,350 2: rd /7 Off Day T1st /23 at LE L 2-3 Ashbeck-Riggs-Blueberg 1,333 2: T3rd /8 at MOD L 2-4 Newsome-Webb-Elledge 3,448 2: T2nd /24 RC L 3-6 Long-Lannoo 2,465 3: th /9 at MOD W 9-5 Cabrera-Anderson 2,502 3: nd /25 RC W 8-7 Rubio-Hamilton 2,176 3: th /10 at MOD W 13-7 Overton-Hutchison-Rheault 1,015 3: T1st /26 RC L 0-10 Crawford-Marciano 1,791 2: th /11 LAN W 3-2 Vizcaino-Garcia-Ruotolo 3,058 2: T1st /27 IE W 6-2 Sano-Manoah 1,749 2: th /12 LAN L 6-7 Holder-Gettman-Humphreys 3,766 3: T2nd /28 IE L 5-12 Ball-Marshall 4,197 3: th /13 LAN W 3-0 Myers-Dennis 1,936 2: T1st /29 IE L 3-4 Brakeman-Webb-Bertness 1,340 3: th /14 LAN L 7-8 (10) Holder-Martinez-Humphreys 880 3: T2nd /30 Off Day 4th /15 MOD L 5-7 Hutchison-Menez-Elledge 817 3: T2nd /31 at VIS L 1-8 Smith-Mazza 1,404 2: th /16 MOD W 3-2 Ruotolo-Koval 1,101 2: nd /1 at VIS W 7-5 Sano-Peacock-Rubio 1,121 3: th /17 MOD L 3-6 Bell-Baragar-Mills 2,692 3: nd /2 at VIS L 1-7 Bain-Marshall 1,589 3: th /18 at STK L 2-3 (10) Sheehan-Martinez 5,040 3: nd /3 LE L 2-3 Bolanos-Lannoo-Valdez 3,159 2: th /19 at STK W 2-1 Cabrera-Dunshee-Ruotolo 4,119 3: nd /4 LE L 3-5 Baez-Gavin-Bednar 2,268 2: th /20 at STK W 5-1 Baragar-Gilbert 3,113 2: nd /5 LE L 4-6 Avila-Mazza-Capps 1,902 2: th /21 Off Day 2nd /6 RC L 3-5 Strain-Lannoo-Scrubb 1,638 2: th /22 at MOD L 1-12 McCaughan-Vizcaino 3,791 2: T2nd /7 RC W 8-7 Van Gurp-Boyle-Riggs 2,566 3: th /23 at MOD W 4-1 Adon-Bell-Martinez 982 3: nd /8 RC W 8-4 Myers-Anderson 3,884 3: th /24 at MOD L 4-5 Mills-Lannoo 1,599 2: nd /9 Off Day 4th /25 at LE L 2-3 Rogers-Riggs-Ashbeck 2,571 2: nd /10 at STK L 3-10 Tomasovich-Gavin 3,162 3: th /26 at LE L 3-6 Ramirez-Menez-Bednar 3,564 2: T2nd /11 at STK W 3-2 Riggs-Gilbert-Rubio 4,556 3: th /27 at LE L 3-5 Rogers-Martinez-Bednar 4,183 2: rd /12 at STK L 2-3 Krall-Martinez-Duno 2,438 3: th /28 VIS W 9-6 Lannoo-Sexton-Rheault 1,537 3: T2nd /13 at IE L 3-8 Rivera-Marshall-Mattson 982 3: th /29 VIS W 2-1 (11) Quiroz-Mason 1,066 2: nd /14 at IE W 8-1 Myers-Manoah 1,315 3: th /30 VIS L 2-3 (10) Garcia-Rheault-Eveld 893 2: T2nd /15 at IE L 3-5 Tavarez-Marciano-Belton 1,817 3: th /31 VIS W 5-2 Riggs-McCanna-Quiroz 2,666 2: nd /16 Off Day 4th /1 MOD W 4-0 Woods-Razo 1,633 2: nd /17 LAN L 6-9 (10) Holder-Rubio 2,543 3: th /2 MOD L 4-7 Mills-Rheault 3,748 3: nd /18 LAN W 6-2 Sano-Gold-Riggs 3,896 2: th /3 MOD L 5-6 Newsome-Sano-Elledge 1,011 2: nd /19 LAN W 4-1 Rheault-Tyler-Riggs 2,656 3: th /4 Off Day 2nd /20 Off Day 4th /5 STK L 1-3 Dunshee-Cabrera-Romero 1,190 2: T2nd /21 at VIS W 1-0 Myers-Grey-Rubio 1,900 2: th /6 STK L 1-11 Howard-Menez 1,208 2: rd /22 at VIS W 13-3 Gavin-Stapler 1,984 3: th /7 STK L (10) Duno-Riggs-Romero 1,857 3: rd /23 at VIS L 1-3 Smith-Mazza-Brill 2,463 2: th /8 at MOD W 6-4 Adon-Bell-Overton 2,034 2: rd /24 at MOD L 7-13 Hutchison-Sano 4,939 3: th /9 at MOD L 3-4 Mills-Lannoo 2,818 2: rd /25 at MOD L 1-5 Newsome-Marshall 3,931 2: th /10 at MOD W 16-5 Burke-McClain-Riggs 2,540 3: rd /26 at MOD L 5-7 Herrmann-Cabrera-Anderson 1,085 2: th /11 at STK L 4-5 Dunshee-Menez-Tomasovich 1,675 2: rd /27 at MOD W 3-2 (10) Marciano-McIver-Lannoo 968 3: th /12 at STK L 1-5 Howard-Vizcaino 1,516 2: rd /28 STK L 4-6 Krall-Mazza 1,214 3: th /13 at STK L 0-6 Milburn-Adon 2,423 2: rd /29 STK L 3-9 Milburn-Sano 1,537 2: th /14 at STK W 6-4 Sano-Erwin-Martinez 2,248 3: rd /30 STK L 5-11 Marks-Marshall 1,412 3: th /15 VIS L 0-6 Vargas-Cabrera-Keele 3,766 2: rd /31 MOD L 1-3 Boches-Myers-Kober 3,334 2: th /16 VIS L 0-8 Miller-Myers 3,367 2: rd /1 MOD 70 6/17 VIS W 7-1 Vizcaino-Watson 2,310 2: rd /2 MOD 140 9/3 MOD FIRST HALF RECORD / STANDINGS INFO Overall Record: SECOND HALF RECORD / STANDINGS INFO Home Record: Overall Record: Road Record: Home Record: Vs. North: Road Record: Vs. South: Vs. North: Vs. South: 9-24 Days In First Place: 15 (of 74) Days In Second Place: 38 (of 74) Days In First Place: 1 (of 72) Days In Third Place: 20 (of 74) Days In Second Place: 3 (of 72) Days In Fourth Place: 1 (of 74) Days In Third Place: 28 (of 72) Days In Fourth Place: 39 (of 72) Last Day In First Place: May 13 Most Consecutive Days In First: 7 (April 21-27) Last Day In First Place: June 21 Most Games Ahead (Date): 1.0 (April 26) Most Consecutive Days In First: 1 (June 21) Most Games Behind (Date): 10.0 (x4, last: June 17) Most Games Ahead (Date): -- Most Games Behind (Date): 9.0 (x2, last: August 31)