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1 Atlanta Braves (54-79) at Washington Nationals (67-65) Game No. 134 September 3, 2015 Nationals Park Washington, D.C. RHP Matt Wisler (5-5, 5.22) vs. RHP Jordan Zimmerann (11-8, 3.45) TONIGHT S GAME: The Braves and Nationals play the opener of a four-game set and the 13th of 19 meetings between the two clubs this season (nine at Turner Field, 10 at Nationals Park) and the seventh at Nationals Park...The Nats own a 9-3 edge over the Braves this season (6-0 at Nationals Park)...The Braves claimed two-of-three games at Turner Field in the last series meeting June 30-July 2...The two clubs will meet for a three-game series at Atlanta, Sept. 29-Oct. 1...Atlanta has a edge in the all-time series, but just a mark in Washington and a record at Nationals Park...UP NEXT: After this series the Braves will continue their seven-game road trip to Philadelphia, Monday-Wednesday.. BRAVES OF LATE: The Braves have lost eight straight games, 15 of their last 16 and 30 of their last They have gone just since July 8, when they entered play with a.500 record (42-42)...Atlanta currently sits in fourth place in the National League East division, a season-high 19-1/2 games behind New York...Yesterday s loss dropped Atlnata to fourth in the standings for the first time since May 14...SWEPT AT HOME: Yesterday s loss for the Braves would marked their 10th losing sweep this season and their seventh in a three-game set...it would marked just the second home sweep in 2015 Atlanta (after the Yankees swept the Braves this past weekend)...home STREAK: The Braves went 1-8 on their just-completed nine-game homestand...they won their first game of the homestand against Colorado, then lost two to the Rockies before being swept in back-to-back three-game series against the Yankees and Marlins...The Braves current eight-game home losing streak is their longest 1988, when they lost nine straight games at Fulton County Stadium to open the season. BRIEF LEAD: The Braves took a 3-2 lead in yesterday s third inning vs. Miami, but it was short-lived, as the Marlins tied the game in the top of the fourth before winning the game The brief lead was the only lead Atlanta has had since the sisxth inning of their loss to the Rockies on August 26 (a span of six-plus games). VIZZY S STREAK: RHP Arodys Vizcaino worked a scoreless ninth inning yesterday and recorded two strikeouts...it marked his 16th straight scoreless outing (covering 15.2 innings) dating to July 20...He is unscored upon in 21 of his 22 games this season and has posted a 0.44 ERA. ROSTER EXPANSION: On Tuesday the Braves added five players to their roster as part of September roster expansions...lhp Manny Banuelos was reinstated from the 15-day disabled list, while RHP Dan Burawa, INF Daniel Castro, RHP Brandon Cunniff were recalled from Triple-A Gwinnett...INF Hector Olivera was recalled from Carolina (A)...TWO MORE: Burawa made his Braves debut with Tuesday night and Olivera made his Major League debut...the Braves have used 58 different players so far this season which, according to the Elias Sports Bureau, is a franchise record (topping the 50 players used in 2007) and easily surpasses their total of 39 players last season...fourteen DEBUTS: With his start at 3B on Tuesday, INF Hector Olivera became the 14th Brave to make his MLB debut this season. MILLER S WINLESS STREAK: RHP Shelby Miller allowed just one run in seven innings Monday, but saw his record fall to 5-12 in the Braves 4-0 loss to the Marlins...Miller unable to snap his winless streak, which has now reached 19 straight starts...miller, who represented the Braves at this year s All Star Game, earned his last win on May 17 (at MIA), despite ranking seventh in the National League with a 2.56 ERA this season...his is the longest streak of consecutive starts without a win for a pitcher who was selected for that season s All-Star Game...Nolan Ryan had previously held that mark, going 13 starts without a win in 1983 for the Astros...19 STRAIGHT: Since the team moved to Atlanta in 1966, Miller is only pitcher before Miller to go winless in 18 consecutive starts within a single season for the Braves...Carl Morton previously held the mark with 17 straight winless starts during the 1976 season...no SUPPORT: The Braves failed to score a run for Miller last night, marking the 11th start of the right-hander s season without any run support That total is the most in baseball and tied for the most such starts in Atlanta franchise history since at least 1974 Preston Hanna (1978) and Larry McWilliams (1980) also had 11 such starts Miller also lost for the fifth time this season after allowing one earned run That total is tied for the most such starts in Atlanta franchise history Rick Mahler also lost five such starts in 1988 Miller has received the fewest run support per nine innings in baseball (2.51) and the Braves have scored a total of 21 runs for the right-hander during his 19-game winless stretch...according TO ELIAS... Monday night was the 14th time this season that Miller allowed zero or one earned run in a start, yet somehow he has a record of just 3-5 in those games...no pitcher has finished a season with a losing record in at least a dozen games started in which he allowed fewer than ER runs since the Cubs Dennis Lamp went 4-5 in 14 such starts in RISP WOES: The Braves rank fifth in the National League with a.265 batting average with runners in scoring position this season...however, they rank last in that category since the All-Star break, with a mark of just During the current eight-game losing streak, they have batted just.169 (10-for-59) with RISP. TOP CATCHER: C A.J. Pierzynski owns a.329 (50-for-152) batting average since July 1st, the second-best mark among catchers (minimum 150 at-bats) in that time frame...on the season, he is batting.295 (100-for-339) with 21 doubles, seven homers and 42 RBI...This marks the 14th season with at least 20 doubles for the veteran backstop, who ranks sixth all-time among catchers with 389 career doubles (see list at right). MAKE IT A DOUBLE: OF Nick Markakis is the first Braves outfielder with 30-or-more doubles in a season since Jason Heyward had 30 in This is Markakis sixth career season with 30+ doubles...leading MAN: Markakis on-base percentage of.408 when leading off an inning ranks third in National League, while his batting average of.351 (47-for-134), also ranks thirs...hot STRETCH: Markakis had his 11-game hitting streak snapped Monday night, but has hit safely in 33 of his last 39 games, going 53-for-164 (.323) over that stretch...for the season, the outfielder has 152 hits, which ranks fourth in the NL and T10th in the majors...his.368 on-base percentage ranks 12th in the senior circuit...multi-hit MAN: Markakis posted his 43rd multi-hit game Sunday, which ranks fourth in the National League and T13th in the majors...his 11 games of three-plus hits rank T10th in NL. TURN TWO: The Braves defense ranks second in the majors with 145 double plays turned on the season... Only Pittsburgh (151) has more...the next-closest team after Atlanta is the Texas Rangers (134)...TOP SHORT- STOP: Andrelton Simmons, who has been involved in a Major-League-leading 96 double plays, holds the Major- League lead among all shortstops with a.993 fielding percentage...prior to his error in the seventh inning on 8/21 at Chicago, Simmons last committed an error in the ninth inning in his final chance of the game on June 15 at Boston...His errorless streak reached a span of a 200 total chances (tops among all MLB shortstops this season). UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS AND TV SCHEDULE DATE OPP. PROBABLE PITCHERS TV TIME Fri., Sept. 4 at WSH RS Julio Teheran (9-7, 4.62) vs. RH Tanner Roark (4-4, 4.54) FSS 7:05 Sat., Sept. 5 at WSH RH Shelby Miller (5-12, 2.56) vs. LH Gio Gonzalez (9-7, 4-13) FSS 7:05 Sun., Sept. 6 at WSH LH Manny Banuelos (1-3, 3.33) vs. RH Joe Ross (5-5, 3.50) FSS 1:35 All times listed are Eastern; All games broadcast on 680 The Fan and the Braves Radio Network PTV-Peachtree TV; FSS-Fox Sports South; SS-SportSouth Braves vs. Nationals All-Time Overall (since 1969) at Atlanta at Turner Field at Montreal/Washington at Washington at Nationals Park Catch This Top batting averages among all Major League catchers since July 1 (Minimum 150 at-bats): Player, Team AVG. 1. Buster Posey, San Francisco A.J. PIERZYNSKI, ATLANTA Nick Hundley, Colorado.308 Impressive Company The most career doubles by players who were primarily catchers (Source: STATS, Inc.): Player (Years) Doubles 1. Ivan Rodriguez ( ) Ted Simmons ( ) Carlton Fisk ( ) Gabby Hartnett ( ) Jason Kendall ( ) A.J. PIERZYNSKI ( ) Johnny Bench ( ) Jorge Posada ( ) Gary Carter ( ) Victor Martinez ( ) 361 Load Em Up 2015 Major League leaders in batting average with the bases loaded (Minimum 10 at-bats): Player, Team AVG. (H-AB) 1. Chase Headley, Ney York-AL.727 (8-11) 2. Johnny Giavotella, Los Angeles-AL.700 (7-10) Josh Reddick, Oakland.700 (7-10) 4. JACE PETERSON, ATLANTA.643 (9-14) 5. Daniel Murphy, New York.636 (7-11) Clutch Hitting National League leaders in batting average with RISP: Player, Team AVG. 1. Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh Matt Duffy, San Francisco Nolan Arenado, Colorado CAMERON MAYBIN, ATLANTA FREDDIE FREEMAN, ATLANTA A.J. PIERZYNSKI, ATLANTA NICK MARKAKIS, ATLANTA.316 Putting It in Play 2015 NL team leaders in plate appearances per strikeout: Team PA/SO 1. ATLANTA BRAVES San Francisco Giants Cincinnati Reds 5.15 Upcoming Milestones Needs For Nick Markakis 5 Games 1,500 7 Home Runs 150 A.J. Pierzynski 25 At-Bats 7, Hits 2, Doubles 400 Upcoming Birthdays Player/Coach Date Turns Andrelton Simmons 9/4 26 Edwin Jackson 9/9 32 Joey Terdoslavich 9/9 27 Freddie Freeman 9/12 26 Matt Wisler 9/12 23 Christian Bethancourt 9/21 24 Pedro Ciriaco 9/27 30 Carlos Tosca 9/29 62 John Schuerholz 10/1 75 Mike Foltynewicz 10/7 24

2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER MATT WISLER RHP yrs #37 5-5, 5.22 ERA, 3-4, 4.29 ERA (AAA) vs. LHB:.338 (49-for-145), 9 HR vs. RHB:.261 (35-for-134), 3 HR Is making his 14th career appearance. Had his contract selected from Triple-A Gwinnett on 6/19. Went 3-4 with a 4.29 ERA in 12 starts for GWI this season. Faces the Nationals for the third time this year. Is 1-1 with a 3.86 ERA (4 ER/9.1 ER) against the Nationals, with his loss coming at Nationals Park. Tossed 4.0 innings and allowed nine hits and six runs, four earned, on 6/25 in Washington. Entered the 2015 season ranked by Baseball America as the No. 1 overall prospect in the Padres farm system RECAP Went 5-1 with a 3.43 ERA (16 ER/42.0 IP) in his fi rst seven starts. Has allowed 25 runs, all earned, and 40 hits to go 0-4 over his last six starts (7.85 ERA). Has pitched at least 6.0 innings once in the six start (28.2 IP total). Has allowed 11 runs, four home runs and a.294 opponents batting average in the fi rst inning. Became the third Braves pitcher (Julio Teheran and Mike Foltynewicz) this season to allow four home runs in a start as he lost 9-3 to CHI at Wrigley Field on 8/23. Lost 12-2 to PHI at Citizens Bank Park on 8/1 to stop his four-game win streak. Allowed a season-high seven runs, earned, and two home runs. Beat St. Louis, 3-2, on 7/26 at Busch Stadium with 7.0 innings. Allowed two runs, earned, and seven hits, while walking three and striking out three. Became only the second Atlanta pitcher in franchise history (since 1966) to win fi ve of his fi rst seven starts. Larry McWilliams also accomplished the feat. Won for the fourth time, beating LA, 7-5, on 7/20 at Turner Field. Allowed four runs, earned, and eight hits.. Received his fi rst career no-decision, allowing two runs, earned, over 6.0 innings in a 3-2 loss at COL on 7/11. Fanned a season-best seven. Won, 5-3, on 7/6 at MIL to become the fi rst Braves pitcher to win three of his fi rst four career starts since Mike Minor in Allowed seven hits and three runs, earned, over 5.2 innings. Struck out six. Tossed 5.1 shutout innings and allowed one hit and fi ve walks to win 7/1, vs. WSH. Became the fourth Braves pitcher in the last 15 years to allow fi ve or more walks and one or fewer hits in a start of at least 5.0 innings Aaron Harang did it last on April 18, 2014 at New York (NL) (no hits, six walks) Russ Ortiz (July 17, 2004) and Damian Moss (May 3, 2002) also did it. Allowed one run or fewer in two of his fi rst three career starts. Only seven Atlanta pitchers have done that, with the last being David Hale in 2013 and 2014, who was the only one to do it in three of his fi rst three. Won his Major League debut, 6/19 vs. NYM, tossing 8.0 innings and allowing one run, earned, and no walks to become the first Braves starter to win his first career game since Kenshin Kawakami on 4/11/09 vs. WSH. Became the second Atlanta starter in franchise history (since 1966) to go at least 8.0 innings and allow one run or less in his debut, joining John Smoltz, who tossed 8.0 innings and allowed one run on 7/23/88 at NYM The last Major Leaguer to go at least 8.0 innings and allow one run or fewer in his debut was MIN s Andrew Albers on 8/6/13 at KC Needed only 88 pitches to complete his 8.0 innings, becoming the fi rst pitcher since 1988, when pitch counts were fi rst recorded, to go as long in his Major League debut in as few as pitches. Went 8.0 innings with no walks in his debut No pitcher in Atlanta franchise history (since 1966) ever went as long in his debut with no walks...the only other Major Leaguer to go at least 8.0 innings with no walks in the last 15 years was CLE s Scott Lewis on 9/10/08. Became the fi fth Atlanta starter to make his Major League debut against the Mets, joining Bruce Chen (9/7/98), David Nied (9/1/92), John Smoltz (7/23/88) and Larry McWilliams (7/17/78) Nied (7.0 IP, 1 R), Smoltz (8.0 IP, 1 R), and McWilliams (7.0 IP, 0 R) all won, while Chen (3.0 IP, 4 R) received a no-decision With Wisler s performance, Braves starters in their debuts against the Mets are 4-0 with a 1.91 ERA. Won his Major League debut at the age of 22 years, 280 days, becoming the seventh Atlanta (since 1966) starter to win his MLB debut at that age or younger The last was James Parr, who was 22 years, 190 days at the time when he beat WSH on 9/4/08. Was twice was named the International League Pitcher of the Week in Pitched at a 1.78 ERA while going 3-0 over six May starts en route to earning the organization s co-pitcher of the Month honors for the G-Braves (alongside teammate LHP Manny Banuelos). CAREER RECAP Acquired by the Braves along with OFs Cameron Maybin and Carlos Quentin, minor-league OF Jordan Paroubeck and a competitive balance pick (41st overall) in the 2015 June free agent draft from the San Diego Padres in exchange for RHP Craig Kimbrel and OF Melvin Upton Jr. on April 5, Owns a career minor league record of with a 3.53 ERA over 91 appearances (89 starts) spanning fi ve seasons ( ) in the minors. MATT WISLER - MOST RECENT GAME RESULTS DATE OPP. DECISION IP H R ER BB SO HR #P 4/12 DUR^ ND, W /17 at CHA^ L, /23 at NOR^ L, /29 SWB^ L, April Totals (4) 0-3, * 5/5 at SWB^ W, /10 at LHV^ W, /15 LOU^ ND, L /20 at TOL^ ND, L /25 LHV^ ND, W /30 COL^ W, May Totals (6) 3-0, * 6/7 DUR^ L, /12 at IND^ ND, W /19 NYM W, /25 at WSH L, June Totals (2) 1-1, /1 WSH W, /6 at MIL W, /11 at COL ND, L, /20 LA W, /26 at STL W, July Totals (5) 4-0, /1 at PHI L, /6 vs. MIA ND, W, /12 at TB ND, L, /18 at SD L, /23 at CHI L, /29 NYY L, August Totals (6) 0-4, ^With Triple-A Gwinnett *average pitches MATT WISLER - SEASON & CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career WISLER vs. NATIONALS W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career Last win vs. WAS: 7/1/15 vs. WAS (4-1) WISLER S MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER HIGHS Most Innings Pitched (Starter) , 6/19/15 vs. NYM Most Strikeouts , 7/11/15 at COL Most Home Runs Allowed , 8/23/15 at CHI Longest Winning Streak , 7/1/15-7/26/15 Longest Losing Streak , 8/1/15-current 10+ Strikeout Games None Career Complete Games None Low-Hit Complete Game None TOMORROW S STARTING PITCHER JULIO TEHERAN - SEASON & CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career TEHERAN vs. NATIONALS W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career Last win vs. WAS: 4/5/14 at WAS (6-2) 2015 STARTING PITCHER STATS Quality Team Run Pitcher Starts Starts W-L Record* IP (Avg) Support^ Julio Teheran (6.0) 91 (3.4) Shelby Miller (6.1) 48 (1.8) Alex Wood (6.0) 61 (3.1) Mike Foltynewicz (5.2) 41 (2.7) Williams Perez (5.1) 41 (2.7) Matt Wisler (5.1) 37 (2.8) Eric Stults (5.2) 15 (1.9) Manny Banuelos (4.2) 6 (1.2) Trevor Cahill (5.0) 3 (1.0) Team Totals (5.8) 343 (2.6) *Braves record in his starts; ^Runs scored while he is in the game (avg.)

3 BULLPEN BRIEFS Dan Burawa RHP yrs #67 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 1/1 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Recalled from Gwinnett (AAA) yesterday, 9/1 and tossed 2.0 perfect innings with four strikeouts. Joined the Braves organization on Augst 14 when Atlanta claimed him on waivers from New York-AL. Made his MLB debut with the Yankees earlier this season on 6/21 vs. DET. Pitched 0.2 innings and allowed three hits, four runs, earned, a walk and one home run. Went a combined 1-3 with a 2.64 ERA (19 ER/64.2 IP) in 39 games, four starts, in the minors this season. Pitched at two levels of the Yankees farm system, Trenton (AA) and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (AAA), and with Gwinnett (AAA) for Atlanta. Made four appearances for the G-Braves, going 0-0 with a 2.08 ERA (1 ER/4.1 IP) in four games. Brandon Cunniff RHP yrs #50 Saves/Opp: 0/1 Holds: 5 1st Batter/retired: 31/17 Inherited Runners/Scored: 22/2 Recalled from Gwinnett (AAA), 9/1...Went to the MLB 15-day DL on 6/26 with a right groin strain. Returned on 7/20 and optioned to GWI. Has allowed just 2 of his 22 IR to score (9.1%). Allowed his first hit to a RH hitter in the 8th inning on 5/20, snapping his hitless streak against RHH at 30 at-bats. According to STATS, Inc., it marks the longest such hitless at-bat streak versus right-handed hitters for a Braves player to begin his career since at least RHH are batting.114 (8-for-70) against him. Allowed 1st hit on 4/ 21, in his 8th game. Set an ATL record for most hitless outings (7) to begin a career Ross Detwiler LHP yrs #56 Saves/Opp: 0/2 Holds: 2 1st Batter/retired: 20/13 Inherited Runners/Scored: 19/7 Collected his fi rst win with ATL on 8/7 vs. MIA. Allowed the go-ahead run to score in the seventh, but got the win when the Braves rallied. Signed an MLB contract with Atlanta, 7/17. Made his Braves debut that night, retiring the only batter he faced to strand two inherited runners. Is 1-0 with a 6.85 ERA (17 ER/22.1 IP) in 30 games out of the bullpen this season. Has pitched to a 6.23 ERA (9 ER/13.0 IP) with 11 walks in 20 games with the Braves. Made 17 app (7 starts) with the Rangers this season, going 0-5 with a 7.12 ERA (34 ER/43.0 IP). Edwin Jackson RHP yrs #34 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/retired: 9/7 Inherited Runners/Scored: 3/1 Signed with the Braves, 8/14. Made his ATL debut, 8/15, tossing 2.1 perfect innings while striking out four. Saddled with the loss, 8/22, after CHI took a 9-7 lead off him (two solo homers) in the 8th inning. That game marked the first time in his career he gave up two home runs after entering a game as a reliever. His first three outings with ATL were scoreless (4.1 IP), but has allowed six runs, earned, over his last six appearances. Appeared in 23 games with CHI this season, compiling a 2-1 record and a 3.19 ERA (11 ER/31.0 IP) Granted his unconditional release from Chicago on July 29. Prior to joining the Braves, complied a all-time record with a 4.61 ERA in 316 games, 262 starts. Ryan Kelly RHP yrs #64 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 9/5 Inherited Runners/Scored: 4/3 In his fi fth stint with the Braves after the club recalled him, 8/31. Has allowed a run in six of his nine games with Atlanta. Was scored upon in two of his 24 games with the G-Braves. Tossed a season-best 2.0 innings, 8/5 vs. SF. It was the fi rst appearance of more than 1.0 inning in his career. Had his contract selected, 6/28 from Gwinnett (AAA)...Debuted 6/30 vs. WSH with 1.0 inning before being optioned to GWI the next day Owns a career minor league record of with 58 saves & a 3.86 ERA in 290 app. spanning 9 seasons. Sugar Ray Marimon RHP yrs #54 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 10/3 Inherited Runners/Scored: 10/2 The Braves recalled him from Gwinnett (AAA), 8/24. In his third stint with the team. Has gone 9.0 innings (3 ER/3.00 ERA) over four appearances since being back. Has gone more than 1.0 inning in six of his 10 appearances with ATL. Compiled a 0-1 record with a 6.14 ERA (5 ER/7.1 IP) over four games from 4/13-4/24. Then made two appearances (3 ER/2.0 IP) in two games, 6/26-6/28. Made his Major League debut 4/14, tossing 4.0 innings of relief. Became fi rst ATL reliever to go at least 4 IP in his debut since Don Collins (4.1 IP) on 5/4/77 vs. PIT. Singled in his fi rst professional at-bat to become only the second Atlanta reliever to get a hit in his fi rst career plate appearance during his Major League debut. Cecil Upshaw also did it on 10/1/66 in the fi rst game of a doubleheader at Cincinnati. Matt Marksberry LHP yrs #66 Saves/Opp: 0/2 Holds: 2 1st Batter/retired: 16/9 Inherited Runners/Scored: 5/2 Made his Major League debut with 1.2 IP (2 H), 7/31. Is first member of Braves 2013 draft class to reach the majors. Had his contract selected 7/30 from Gwinnett (AAA). Opened his Braves career with 6.0 scoreless innings over five games. Has allowed 12 runs, 10 earned, over 11 games since (9.00 ERA), losing both his decisions. Allowed four hits and five runs, three earned, to lose his first decision, 8/12 at TB. Also blew his first lead. Opened the 2015 campaign with the Carolina Mudcats (A) and posted a 2.78 ERA over 22 appearances out of the bullpen before being transferred to Triple-A Gwinnett on 6/29. Made 33 combined appearances for GWI & CAR this season, going 3-1 with 3 saves and a 2.74 ERA. Andrew McKirahan LHP yrs #52 Saves/Opp: 0/1 Holds: 3 1st Batter/retired: 18/9 Inherited Runners/Scored: 14/2 Has allowed 12 runs over 17.1 innings (6.23 ERA) with 17 strikeouts and a.333 BAA since being activated on 7/20 from an 80-game suspension (violation of drug policy) by MLB on 4/20. Has gone more than 1.0 inning in seven of his 18 appearances this season. Made seven appearances in the minors (6 with GWI, 1 with MIS) while suspended. Was 0-0 with a 2.84 ERA (2 ER/6.1 IP) in 7 games. Struck out eight and walked four. Made his Major League debut on 4/12 vs. NYM. Entered with the bases loaded and one out and got a sacrifi ce fl y and a pop out. Finished the day with 1.2 scoreless innings. Peter Moylan RHP yrs #58 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/retired: 9/7 Inherited Runners/Scored: 10/2 The Braves purchased his contract from GWI (AAA), 8/16. Made his fi rst MLB appearance since 9/18/13 that day, getting two outs and stranding an inherited runner. Has stranded eight of 10 of his inherited runners. Allowed one run over his fi rst seven appearances. Has allowed a run in consecutives outings. Compiled a 3.14 ERA (10 ER/28.2 IP), a 2-0 record and six saves in 27 games with GWI this season. Missed last season recovering from Tommy John surgery. Signed a minor league contract with the Braves on 3/7/15. Arodys Vizcaino RHP yrs #38 Saves/Opp: 4/4 Holds: 3 1st Batter/retired: 22/19 Inherited Runners/Scored: 7/1 21 of his 22 appearances have been scoreless. Has a 15.2 inning scoreless streak over 16 games, dating to 7/20. It is tied for the 5th longest streak in the Majors. Made his season debut, 7/7 at MIL. Stranded two inherited runners by getting a DP against the only batter he faced. Also stranded a runner in his second appearance, 7/8 at MIL. Has stranded six of seven inherited runners this season. Collected his first career save, 8/6 vs. MIA, with a scoreless ninth inning. Earned his second one night later, 8/7 vs. MIA. Is 4-for-4 in save chances this season. Earned his first win of the season, and the second of his career, 7/17 vs. CHI. Recalled from Gwinnett (AAA), 7/6. TEAM BULLPEN TOTALS W-L: SV-OPP: ERA: 4.62 IP: R: 218 ER: 206 HITS/HR: 409/48 BB: 168 SO: 361 1st Batter Faced/Retired: 426/272 (63.8%) Inherited Runners/Scored: 218/55 (25.2%) BRAVES BULLPEN BY MONTH Month W-L ERA SV-OP IP H R ER BB SO HR April May June July August Sept MOST RECENT APPEARANCES DANNY BURAWA 8/22 vs. LOU^ ND /26 at CHA^ ND /30 vs. NOR^ ND /1 vs. MIA ND ^with Gwinnett (AAA) BRANDON CUNNIFF 8/27 at TIG# ND /29 NOR^ ND /2 vs. MIA ND ^with Gwinnett (AAA) #with GCL Braves Italics=starts ROSS DETWILER 8/15 vs. ARI ND /16 vs. ARI BS, /18 at SD ND /20 at CHI ND /21 at CHI ND /24 vs. COL H, /28 vs. NYY ND /30 vs. NYY ND EDWIN JACKSON 8/18 at SD ND /19 at SD ND /22 at CHI L, /24 vs. COL H, /26 vs. COL ND /29 vs. NYY ND /30 vs. NYY ND /2 vs. MIA ND RYAN KELLY 8/23 vs. LOU^ S, /27 vs. NOR^ ND /29 vs. NOR^ S, /31 vs. MIA ND /1 vs. MIA ND ^with Gwinnett (AAA) SUGAR RAY MARIMON 8/4 vs. ROC^ ND /9 vs. BUF^ L, /20 vs. LOU^ W, /25 vs. COL ND /28 vs. NYY ND /30 vs. NYY ND /1 vs. MIA ND ^with Gwinnett (AAA) Italics=starts MATT MARKSBERRY 8/15 vs. ARI ND /17 at SD ND /19 at SD L, /22 at CHI BS, /23 at CHI ND /25 vs. COL ND /28 vs. NYY ND /29 vs. NYY ND /31 vs. MIA ND ANDREW McKIRAHAN 8/8 vs. MIA H, /12 at TB H, /18 at SD ND /20 at CHI ND /21 at CHI ND /23 at CHI ND /26 vs. COL ND /28 vs. NYY ND PETER MOYLAN 8/17 at SD ND /19 at SD ND /21 at CHI ND /22 at CHI ND /25 vs. COL ND /26 vs. COL ND /30 vs. NYY ND /31 vs. MIA ND ARODYS VIZCAINO 8/6 vs. MIA S, /7 vs. MIA S, /12 at TB ND /14 vs. ARI S, /16 vs. ARI ND /23 at CHI ND /24 vs. COL S, /29 vs. NYY ND /2 vs. MIA ND

4 Christian Bethancourt C yrs #27 MIA Series:.000 (0-8) Streak: 0-9 Homestand:.125 (3-24) Last HR: 6/6 vs. PIT (Worley Is 3-for-24 (.125) in 9 games since being recalled on 8/24 (second stint with ATL). The major leauge club is in his 31 starts. Made the Opening Day roster before being optioned to GWN (AAA) on 6/15. Hit.327 (66-for-202) with 4 home runs and 31 RBI in 52 games with GWN (AAA). First career home run was a game-ending HR on 6/6. Is the 2nd Brave in franchise history whose first HR was also a walkoff HR, joining Mark DeRosa (7/21/01). Last name is pronounced BETH-ann-kort. Entered 2015 ranked by Baseball America as the organization s fifth-best prospect. Named to 2014 MLB All-Star Futures Game World Team (with ATL during game). Michael Bourn OF yrs #2 MIA Series:.500 (1-2) Streak: 1 game (1-2,.500) Homestand:.222 (2-9) Last HR: 7/5/14 vs. KC (Guthrie) with CLE Collected first multi-hit game with ATL, 8/19 and his first stolen base on 8/20. Is 6-for-50 (.120) in 19 games with the Braves. Acquired on 8/7 as part of a three-player trade with CLE. Played in 95 games with CLE this season with a.246 (71-for-289) batting average with 12 doubles, 13 stolen bases and 29 runs scored. Ranks sixth among active major leaguers in stolen bases with 324. Is in his second stint with ATL. Played in 208 games with ATL between the 2011 and 2012 seasons. Was a N.L. All-Star in Daniel Castro INF yrs #11 MIA Series:.143 (1-7) Streak: 0-5 Homestand:.143 (1-7) Last HR: None Recalled Tuesday (9/1) from Gwinnett (AAA) as a part of roster expansion. This is his 3rd appearance this season on ATL s roster. Made second career start at 2B last night and on Tuesday, started at SS in place of the injured A. Simmons. Tues. was his first start with ATL since 8/7. Batting.290 (9-for-31) in his last eight games (all starts) with ATL (since 8/2). Made his first career start on 7/29 at BAL. Played third base and went 0-3. Made his MLB debut 6/17 with a pinch-1b in his first career AB. Was batting.268 (83-for-310) in 89 games with GWN at the time of his callup. Hit.295 (118-for-400) with 14 2B and 46 RBI over 112 games between GWI and MS. Opened 15 with MIS (AA); hit.389 (35-for-90) in 23 g. before joining GWI in early May. Pedro Ciriaco INF yrs #13 MIA Series:.333 (1-3) Streak: 1 game (1-3,.333) Homestand:.300 (3-10) Last HR: 8/12/15 at TB (Odorizzi) Was a last-minute addition to Monday s (8/31) starting lineup in place of A. Simmons. Went 1-for-3 with one stolen base. Batting.272 (22-for-81), 1 HR in 21 starts. Starts breakdown: 3B (8); SS (9); 2B (4). Is 10-for-34 (.294) as a pinch-hitter with 5 RBI. Went 2-for-3 with a solo HR and 4 RBI at TB, 8/12. The home run was his first since 6/20/13 and the four RBI matched his career high (2nd time, last: 7/7/12) Had his contract purchased from Triple-A Gwinnett on 5/3. Freddie Freeman INF yrs #5 MIA Series:.222 (2-9) Streak: 0-2 Homestand:.241 (7-29), 1 HR Last HR: 8/28 avs. NYY (Tanaka) Is 12-for-47 (.255) with 1 2B and 1 HR in 14 games since returning from the DL on 8/19 (placed on 8/4 with a strained right oblique). Ranks 11th in NL with a.351 (27-for-77) batting average with RISP. Stroked career home run #100, 7/31 at PHI. Became the third-youngest Atlanta Brave to reach the 100-homer mark behind Andruw Jones and Bob Horner. Was also on the DL from 6/23-7/25 (retro to 6/18) with a right wrist contusion. Missed 42 games (30 the first time) between the two stints and by not playing on 6/18, snapped his MLB-leading consecutive games streak at 234. Snapped his streak of 217 consecutive starts (dating to 9/24/13) on 5/31, but entered the game B7 at 1B and then stroked a solo HR in the 9th inning. Over the last 4 seasons ( ), owns a.319 (156-for-489) avg. with RISP, the 8th-best mark in the National League in that span. Has 11 career RBI in the 9th inning or later that tied the game or gave ATL the lead. Set Braves franchise mark in 14 & led the majors with 1,449 innings played. Adonis Garcia INF/OF yrs #24 MIA Series:.167 (1-6) Streak: 1 game (1-2,.500) Homestand:.344 (11-32), 3 HR Last HR: 8/30 vs. NYY (Pinder) Last 10 games:.325 (13-for-40), 3 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI,.958 OPS. Matched his career high with 3 hits, including a solo HR, on Sunday (8/30). 16 of his first 35 career hits have gone for extra bases (8 2B, 7 HR). Stroked HR #4 in 8/6 s 5th inning. Four of his first 11 career hits were HR. Poked a two-run HR in 8/3 s 12th inning for his first career game-ending hit (and HR). Hit his first home run on 7/26 at STL (Wacha) to break a 2-2 in the 6th inning. He homered the next day (7/27 at BAL, Britton) to give the Braves a 1-0 lead. 8/3 s HR was his 3rd, all of which were go-ahead homers. According to Elias, the last Braves player to accomplish this feat was Brett Butler, in Made first career start on 7/25 and collected his first Major League hit with a 1B to RF in 2nd inning. Is 6th Braves player this season to record his first ML hit. Recalled 7/25 from Gwinnett (AAA) for 2nd time in 15. Made his MLB debut on 5/19. Struck out as a pinch-hitter. ATL selected his contract from GWI on 5/18. Named by the organization as Gwinnett s Player of the Month for April. Ryan Lavarnway C yrs #30 MIA Series:.000 (0-1) Streak: 0-6 Homestand:.000 (0-3) Last HR: 8/23 at CHI (Hammel) Has made 14 starts since joining ATL (6/15) and is hitting.283 (13-for-46), with a hit in 11 of the 14 games. Is 13-for-51 (.255) overall with the Braves. Hit his first home run since 9/4/13 on 7/11 at COL (De La Rosa). Added his second with ATL on 8/23 at CHI (Hammel). ATL selected his contract from Gwinnett (AAA) on 6/15. Signed minor-league deal w/org. on 5/30 after refusing an outright assignment to the minors from BAL on 5/29. pened 2015 on BAL s OD roster, and hit.107 (3-for-28) with one 2B in 10 games. Nick Markakis OF yrs #22 MIA Series:.125 (1-8) Streak: 1 game (1-4,.250) Homestand:.300 (10-30) Last HR: 8/1 at PHI (Nola) Snapped his hitting streak Mon., 8/31, (0-for-4) at 11 games (.375, 18-for-48). The 11-gamer was his second double-digit hitting streak this season. Compiled a season team-best 15-game hit streak (.364, 24-for-66), 7/24-8/8. Is batting.323 (53-for-164) since 7/20, a span of 39 games. BRAVES BITS Nick Markakis (continued) Has multi-hit efforts in 43 games, 4th in the NL and T13th in the Majors. Poked his first homer as a Brave with a two-run shot on 7/20 in the first inning. He went a career-long 355 at-bats between home runs (last, 9/25/14). Snapped his historic streak of 398 games played in the outfield without an error on 6/25 at WSH after being charged a fielding error in the first inning. Played his 393rd straight error-free game in the outfield, 6/18, setting a Major League record for most consecutive errorless games by an outfielder. Broke Darren Lewis record (392), set from Underwent successful fusion surgery to repair a herniated disc in his neck, 12/17/14. Signed a four-year contract with ATL on 12/5/14 after playing nine seasons with the Baltimore Orioles (was BAL s seventh overall selection in 2003 draft). Cameron Maybin OF yrs #25 MIA Series:.100 (1-10) Streak: 1 game (1-5,.200) Homestand:.120 (3-25) Last HR: 8/17 at SD (Rea) His.364 (36-for-99) BAvg. with RISP ranks 7th in MLB. Snapped his 0-for-19 hitless spell with an INF 1B in yesterday s 3rd inning. Is 1-for-his-last-23, but has reached base safely via hit or BB in 19 of his last 22 games: 271 (23-for-85) with 8 XBH and a.347 OBP in that span. Hit his first career game-ending home run, 8/16 vs. ARI (Hernandez). Was his 3rd career game-ending hit and 2nd this season. Homered for the second straight day, 8/17 at SD, to set a career high with 10 HR. Had a career-high-tying 5 consecutive multi-hit games, 8/ Also 6/3-8 (.542). Set his single-season career-high with his 46th RBI of the season on 7/24 in the 6th inning (RBI-double). Had a career-high-tying 10-game hitting streak, 7/1-10 (.375, 15-for-40). Hector Olivera INF yrs #28 MIA Series:.143 (1-7) Streak: 1 game (1-3,.333) Homestand:.143 (1-7) Last HR: None Stroked his first Major League hit with a two-out, two-rbi single through the 5-6 hole in yesterday s third inning. Made his MLB debut Tuesday when he started at 3B and batted 6th (0-for-4) after being recalled yesterday from Carolina (A) as a part of roster expansion. Acquired by ATL in a 13-player trade involving LAD and MIA on 7/30. Played in his first game with Braves org. on 8/13 (GCL Braves) and hit.179 (10- for-56) with 3 doubles and 3 RBI over 16 games across three levels (R, A, AAA). Appeared in 19 games for three different levels of LAD s farm system this season, batted a combined.348 (24-for-69) with two home runs and seven RBI. Spent time in 15 on LAD s minor league disabled list with a left hamstring injury. Native of Cuba, signed a six-year contract with LAD on May 19, Jace Peterson INF yrs #8 MIA Series:.286 (2-7) Streak: 3 games (3-12,.250) Homestand:.333 (8-28) Last HR: 8/3 vs. SF (Cain) Is 8-for-24 (.333) in his last eight games, after snapping a 0-for-18 hitless spell on 8/25 with an INF 1B. Is just 16-for-his-last-83 (.193) in his last 24 games (since 8/7). Hit.288 (15- for-52) in 13 games, 7/25-8/6, prior to current dip. Owns an NL-best 22 RBI & is batting.643 (9-for-14) with the bases loaded. Had a.310 (57-for-184) batting average over a 48-game span, 4/26-6/19. Had a career-best, nine-game hitting streak, 6/7-6/15 (15-for-39). Collected his first game-ending RBI on 5/23 vs. MIL with a 1B in the 11th inn. Hit his fi rst career home run off Mat Latos with the bases loaded, 5/16 at MIA. Became the fourth Atlanta player to hit a grand slam as his first career homer. A.J. Pierzynski C yrs #15 MIA Series:.500 (2-4) Streak: 2 games (3-8,.375) Homestand:.308 (4-13) Last HR: 8/3 vs. SF (Casilla) Had his second 13-game hitting streak of the season, 7/24-8/8 (22-for-51,.431; also 4/8-5/1). Has gone 12-for-50 (.240) over a span of 15 games since (8/9). His batting average since 7/5 is.348 (49-for-141), span of 39 games. Had hits in 10-of-13 at-bats, 7/5-7, with 3+ hits in each game in that span. Is 2-for-5 as a pinch-hitter. Hit his 5th career pinch-home run, 6/3 at ARI (Ziegler). Hit safely in his first 13 games (20-for-49,.408) this season. His run was a career-best streak to open a season. Poked his first career HR at Turner Field on 4/21 (back-to-back w/f. Freeman). Has homered in 31 different MLB parks. The three current parks in which he has at least one plate app. and no homers: Nationals Park, Citi Field & Dodger Stadium. Leads active major leaguers with 1,853 career games behind the plate. His 15,655.0 career innings caught rank 10th in MLB since the start of the divisional era in Signed by the Braves to a one-year contract as a free agent on 1/7/15. Andrelton Simmons INF yrs #19 MIA Series:.000 (0-4) Streak: 0-5 Homestand:.286 (6-21) Last HR: 5/11 at CIN (Leake) Returned to the starting lineup yesterday (0-for-4) after missing the last 2 nights due to right ankle inflammation. Leads all MLB shortstops with a.993 fielding percentage and leads the majros with 96 DPs turned. Has 16 defensive runs saved, 6th in MLB. His BB/K ratio (1.03) ranks second in the National League. Hitting.311 (19-for-61) since returning to the starting lineup on 8/8. Missed the previous six games (8/2-7) with a right thumb sprain (suffered 8/1 at PHI). Had his 10-game hitting streak (.405, 15-for-37) end, 6/2 at ARI. Earned second career Rawlings Gold Glove Award as the top defensive shortstop in the NL last season (also Platinum Glove Winner in 13). Named the 14 Wilson Defensive Player of the Year among Major League shortstops. His defensive WAR mark of 3.89 last season ranked best in the majors. Nick Swisher INF/OF yrs #23 MIA Series:.333 (2-6) Streak: 1 game (2-3,.667) Homestand:.200 (4-20) Last HR: 8/22 at CHI [2] (Haren/Wood) Had his 21st multi-hr game and his 14th career game homering from both sides of the plate, 8/22. The 14 are tied for the all-time lead with NYY s M. Teixeira. Is 13-for-53 (.245) in 21 games with Atlanta (since 8/7). Crushed his first HR as a Brave, 8/15 with a 2-out, 2-run shot in the 8th inning. Acquired 8/7 as part of a three-player trade with CLE. Hit.195 (20-for-101) with two HR and 8 RBI in 30 games for CLE in Activated off DL prior to 8/7 trade. Opened the year on the DL recovering from arthroscopic knee suregery performed on both knees in Activated off DL, 5/5. Played in 30 games before being placed back on DL, 6/14. Is in his 12th Major League season and the the Braves are his 5th Major League organization. Was an A.L. All-Star with NYY in 2010.

5 BRAVES BREAKDOWN STARTS BY POSITION 1B Freeman-87, Johnson, K-15, Johnson, C-14, Terdoslavich-11, Swisher-6 2B Peterson-120, Callaspo-5, Gosselin-3, Ciriaco-3, Uribe-1, Castro-1 3B Uribe-37, Garcia-31, Callaspo-24, Johnson, C-20, Ciriaco-8, Johnson, K-6, Gosselin-4, Olivera-2, Castro-1 SS Simmons-120, Ciriaco-7, Castro-6 LF Gomes-48, Johnson, K-24, Perez-24, Cunningham-15, Bourn-9, Swisher-7, Young, Jr.-3, Garcia-3 CF Maybin-109, Young, Jr.-14, Perez-3, Bourn-3, Cunningham-2 RF Markakis-129, Johnson, K-2, Perez-2 C Pierzynski-86, Bethancourt-33, Lavarnway-14 P Teheran-27, Miller-27, Wood-20, Foltynewicz-15, Perez-15, Wisler-13, Stults-8, Banuelos-5, Cahill-3 DH Johnson, C-3, Markakis-2, Freeman-1, Johnson, K-1, Pierzynski-1, Swisher-1 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1 Peterson-65, Markakis-39, Maybin-12, Young, Jr.-10, Bourn-7 2 Maybin-75, Simmons-22, Callaspo-11, Perez-7, Gosselin-5, Peterson-4, Ciriaco-4, Swisher-2, Markakis-2, Castro-1 3 Freeman-73, Markakis-53, Johnson, K-4, Gomes-2, Pierzynski-1 4 Markakis-34, Pierzynski-35, Johnson, K-18, Freeman-16, Johnson, C-10, Gomes-9, Garcia-4, Swisher-4, Uribe, 2, Bethancourt-1 5 Uribe-33, Garcia-20, Pierzynski-18, Johnson, C-16, Gomes-12, Callaspo-8, Johnson, K-5, Cunningham-5, Maybin-4, Swisher-3, Terdoslavich-2, Bethancourt-3, Simmons-2, Markakis-1, Peterson-1 6 Pierzynski-30, Peterson-29, Johnson, K-19, Simmons-12, Gomes-10, Johnson, C-7, Callaspo-5, Ciriaco-5, Swisher-3, Terdoslavich-3, Bethancourt-3, Cunningham-2, Garcia-2, Uribe-1, Olivera-2 7 Simmons-38, Peterson-17, Bethancourt-14, Gomes-13, Perez-7, Garcia-8, Ciriaco-5, Cunningham-5, Terdoslavich-5, Callaspo-4, Pierzynski-3, Johnson, C-3, Swisher-3, Lavarnway-2, Johnson, K-2,, Uribe-2, Gosselin-1, Maybin-1 8 Simmons-39, Maybin-17, Perez-14, Bethancourt-12, Lavarnway-11, Ciriaco-6, Young-7, Castro-7, Peterson-5, Cunningham-5, Bourn-5, Gosselin-1, Johnson, K-1, Gomes-1, Johnson, C-1, Terdoslavich-1 9 Pitcher-123, Simmons-4, Maybin-1, Lavarnway-1, E. Perez-2, Castro-1, Ciriaco-1 Number of different lineups used: 117 (does not include pitcher s slot) HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Braves Solo Opponent Solo Braves 2-Run Opponent 2-Run Braves 3-Run Opponent 3-Run Braves Grand Slams Opponent Grand Slams Braves Total Opponent Total BRAVES BLASTS 2015 BRAVES BACK-TO-BACK HOMERS Date Opp. Inning Hitters Opp. Pitcher(s) 4/15 Miami 4th Freeman, Pierzynski Koehler 7/1 Washington 4th Pierzynski, Uribe Fister 8/26 Colorado 6th Gomes/Garcia Flande MULTI-HOMER GAMES Swisher /22/15 at CHI (as a LHH & RHH) Freeman 6 1 6/3/15 at ARI Pierzynski 5 0 6/29/12 at NYY Markakis 2 0 9/14/08 vs MIN Simmons 2 0 9/22/13 at CHI Bourn 1 0 5/22/12 at CIN Maybin 1 0 5/13/11 at COL Lavarnway 1 0 9/27/11 at BAL LEAD-OFF HOMERS Bourn 8 0 5/18/14 vs. OAK (Chavez) Markakis 3 1 8/1/15 at PHI (Nola) Simmons 3 0 7/23/13 at NYM (Torres) Maybin 2 1 4/10/15 vs. NYM (Niese) Swisher 1 0 4/6/08 at DET (Verlander) GAME-ENDING HOMERS Swisher 4 0 6/19/14 (10th inning) vs. LAA (Frieri) Pierzynski 3 0 7/2/08 vs CLE (Kobayashi) Freeman 2 0 6/17/13 vs. NYM (Gee) Bethancourt 1 1 6/6/15 vs. PIT (Worley) Bourn 1 0 6/1/14 vs. COL (Ottavino) Garcia 1 1 8/3/15 vs. SF (Vogelsong) Maybin 1 1 8/16/15 vs. ARI (Hernandez) GRAND SLAMS Swisher 9 0 6/19/14 vs. LAA (Frieri) Pierzynski 8 0 4/26/14 at TOR (Jenkins) Markakis 3 0 6/10/11 vs TB (Hellickson) Peterson 1 1 5/16/15 at MIA (Latos) Bourn 1 0 7/24/13 at SEA (Noesi) Simmons 1 0 6/10/14 at COL (Nicasio) PINCH-HIT HOMERS Pierzynski 5 1 6/3/15 at ARI (Ziegler) Freeman 1 0 9/21/10 at PHI (Halladay) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOMERS Maybin 1 0 5/31/10 vs MIL (Estrada) Swisher 1 0 6/11/06 NYY (Chacon) HOMERS FROM BOTH SIDES OF THE PLATE Swisher 14* 1 4/22/15 at Chicago (Haren/Wood) * Shares the lead (with NYY s Mark Teixeira) for most career games in Major League history with home runs from both sides of the plate. TOMAHAWK CHOPS HIT BREAKDOWN Multi-Hit Games Infield Player Total Hits Career High Hits Bethancourt , 3x, last: 5/21/15 Bourn , 8x, last: 7/29/15 Callaspo , 4x, last: 6/16/14 Castro , 2x, last: 8/6/15 Ciriaco , 3x, last: 8/23/12 Cunningham , 2x, last:5/16/15 Freeman , 3x, last: 4/28/15 Garcia , 3x, last: 8/30/15 Gomes , 6x last: 6/6/13 Gosselin , 3x, last: 5/15/15 C. Johnson , 7x, last: 8/31/13 K. Johnson , 11x, last: 5/27/13 Lavarnway , 16x, last: 8/2/15 Marimon , 2x, last: 9/1/15 Markakis , 7/3/11 Maybin , 8x, last: 8/21/12 Olivera , 9/2/15 Peterson , 5x, last: 8/26/15 E. Perez , 7/27/15 W. Perez , 2x, last: 6/10/15 Pierzynski , 2x, last: 5/15/12 Simmons , 3x,last: 6/20/15 Swisher , 5x, last: 5/9/15 Terdoslavich , 4x, last: 8/12/15 Uribe , 7x, last: 5/1/14 Wood , 5/10/15 Young, Jr , 24x, last: 9/10/14 Totals RBI BREAKDOWN Multi-RBI Games 2-Out GW Player Total RBI* RBI Career High RBI Bethancourt , 4x, last: 6/6/15 Bourn , 3x, last: 7/24/13 Callaspo , 4/18/10 Ciriaco , 2x, last: 8/12/15 Cunningham , 2x, last: 5/20/15 Foltynewicz , 5/1/15 Freeman , 3x, last: 9/2/13 Garcia , 8/3/15 Gomes , 6/12/10 Gosselin , 2x, 4/10/15 C. Johnson , 5/2/12 K. Johnson , 2x, last: 5/27/13 Lavarnway , 2x, last: 9/14/12 Markakis , 6/10/11 Maybin , 10x,last:6/13/15 Olivera , 9/2/15 Peterson , 5/16/15 Perez , 7/17/15 Pierzynski , 6/12/03 Simmons , 3x, last: 7/15/14 Swisher , 4/21/12 Teheran , last: 9/24/14 Terdoslavich , 9/14/14 Uribe , 2x, last: 7/5/13 Wisler , 7/1/15 Wood , 9/6/14 Young, Jr , 8/29/13 Totals (*178 total 2-out runs) HITTING STREAKS OF 10 OR MORE GAMES Player Dates Games Avg (H-AB) HR RBI Pierzynski 4/8-5/ (20-for-49) 3 14 Markakis 7/24-8/ (25-for-66) 1 10 Simmons 5/23-6/ (15-for-37) 0 4 Maybin 7/1-7/ (15-for-40) 2 8 Pierzynski 7/24-8/ (22-for-51) 1 7 Markakis 8/ (18-for-48) 0 6 RUNNING GAME 2B 3B HP Total Player SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT Bethancourt Bourn Callaspo Ciriaco Cunningham Freeman Gomes Gosselin C. Johnson K. Johnson Markakis Maybin Perez Peterson Pierzynski Simmons Swisher Uribe Young, Jr Team Totals