American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993

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1 asdasdfasdf American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993 KANSAS CITY ROYALS (3-10) vs. TORONTO BLUE JAYS (9-5) LHP Eric Skoglund (0-1, 9.64) vs. LHP Jaime Garcia (1-0, 3.18) Game #15 & 16 Home #8 (4-3) April 17, :07 pm TV: SNET RADIO: SN AT A GLANCE Record...9-5, 2nd, 3.5 GB Home Attendance (Total/Average)...199,962/28,566 Sellouts Season Record after 14 Games Season Record after 15 Games Come From Behind Wins...4 Last Shutout by Blue Jays...4-0, Aug. 10, 2017 vs. NYY Last Shutout by Opponent , Sept. 29, 2017 at NYY Under JOHN GIBBONS vs. RHS/LHS...6-4/3-1 Blue Jays/Opponents Scoring First...6-1/3-4 Games Decided in Final AB/Walk-Off...1-0/0-0 1-Run Games Franchise Record Home/Road...4-3/5-2 Series Record/Home/Road /1-0-1/2-0-0 Series Openers/Finales...4-1/2-2 After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /2-1/1-4 After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /1-0/0-5 Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road /0-0/0-0 vs. East/Central/West/NL /3-1/2-1/0-0 March/April...1-2/ at ROGERS CENTRE Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Closed...0/10 Opponents HR Dome Open/Closed...0/13 W/L, 2018 open/closed/other /4-3/0-0 All-time/open/closed/other / / /70-52 DOUBLE DIPPING: Today, Toronto will play a doubleheader at Rogers Centre for the 3rd time in franchise history...the other two DH days here occured on July 17, 1989 vs. the Angels, with the Jays winning both contests, and Oct. 5, 2001 vs. Cleveland, when the Blue Jays also took both games. The Blue Jays have had each of their last three scheduled games postponed or cancelled...have never previously had three consecutive postponed/cancelled games...last had a postponed/cancelled game at Rogers Centre on April 12, 2001, also vs. KC (roof damage)...prior to this past weekend, last had a PPD game on April 26, 2017 at STL...Last had more than one PPD game in a season in 2015 (3)...Last had 2-PPD affairs in the same series in 1997, on April 11 and 12 at MIL. THE LATEST: Friday night, the Blue Jays came back from a 4-0 defecit and went on to win the opener (and only game) of their three-game series in Cleveland by a score of Marked their 4th comeback victory while improving to 8-0 when scoring at least four runs. The Jays are now 9-5 and have a chance to win 10 of their first 15 contests to begin a campaign for the 7th time in club history (last: 2009)... Have won their 4th series of the year to improve to Last went undefeated through the first five series of a campaign in 2009, when they won each of their first six series. ALL DIAZ: Aledmys Diaz tied the game, 4-4, in the 4th inning Friday night with a three-run home run...marked his 5th career game-tying homer, his first since Sept. 13, 2016 vs. CHC...Currently ranks T-2nd among HR by a SS this year (Gregorius-5)...Added a single to lead off the 9th inning for his 2nd multi-hit game of the season. Diaz has homered in back-to-back games...prior to the 2018 campaign, had never done so...now has accomplished the feat twice in 12 games as a Blue Jay (also April 2 and 3 vs. CWS). TE-OSCAR NIGHT: Recalled on Friday to take Josh Donaldson s spot on the roster, Teoscar Hernandez doubled twice and drove in a pair of runs in his season debut, including the go-ahead run in the 7th inning...marked his 11th career goahead RBI...Has now recorded 22 RBI in 27 games as a Blue Jay while slugging.613, the highest by any Jay since he joined the big-league club on Sept. 1, TOR, Slugging Percentage Leaders - Since 9/1/17 (min. 30AB) Rank Player SLG OPS 1 Teoscar Hernandez Josh Donaldson Aledmys Diaz Curtis Granderson HOME AGAIN: Today, Toronto begins a brief three-game homestand, returning home from a 5-2 road trip...will head to New York to take on the Yankees on Thursday for a four-game set before returning home again next Tuesday to begin a six-game homestand vs. Boston and Texas. The Jays have won four of their last five home contests, following an 0-2 start...have out-scored the opposition this season, 36-28, but have been out-homered, Have averaged 5.14 runs/game at Rogers Centre so far this season (4th in AL), after plating 4.10 R/G at home last season (last in AL). BLUE JAYS vs. ROYALS: All-Time: All-Time, Rogers Centre: : 2-4 The Blue Jays lost the 2017 season series with the Royals, 4-2, while dropping two of three meetings here at Rogers Centre in September... Had won four of the five previous seasons, posting a combined record of since Toronto s.575 win% over that span is its 3rd highest vs. any AL opponent (MIN -.650, TEX -.600)...The Jays record at home vs. KC over that time is 13-8, having won nine of the last 12 meetings here. Curtis Granderson leads all current Jays with 17 career home runs and 46 RBI against Kansas City...Devon Travis has four multi-hit efforts in nine career games vs. KC while batting.324 (11-for-34) with 1-2B, 3-HR and 6-RBI (.961 OPS)...Kevin Pillar went 7-for-19 (.368) against the Royals last season, including 2-2B and a HR. OSUNA-MATIC: Roberto Osuna pitched a th inning to finish Friday night s game, his 6th clean outing of the season...over his last 12 games (12.1 IP) dating back to last season, has not allowed a run while converting all nine of his save opportunities, including the 100th of his career on Tuesday...In fact, over that stretch, only two batters have reached base, both doing so on singles (.053 OBA, 0.16 WHIP, 0BB/12K). WORKING LATE: The Jays plated three runs in the 9th inning on Friday to give them 10 9th-inning runs this year, tied with Detroit for the most in the AL...Toronto leads the Majors in final-frame SLG (.571), and OBP (.383) while ranking 3rd in AVG (.310). MLB, 9th Inning Slugging Percentage Leaders Rank Team AVG OBP SLG 1 Toronto Blue Jays Arizona Diamondbacks San Diego Padres Boston Red Sox Washington Nationals SWIPE RIGHT: Toronto stole three bases Friday night, their 2nd game this season with 3+ stolen bases...had only one such game last year (May 13 vs. SEA - 4)...The Jays have swiped eight bases in 2018 (T-3rd in AL) and have been caught twice for an 80.0% success rate (T-6th in AL). DIGGING THE LONG BALL: The Blue Jays have hit home runs in 13 different games, tied for 2nd most in MLB...The club s 20 HR this season are tied for 4th most in the AL while their 72 runs are 5th most...so far this season, 10 different Blue Jays have gone deep, tied for 2nd among AL teams (courtesy STATS). AL, Most Players with a Home Run Rank Team # of Players 1 Los Angeles Angels 11 2 Toronto Blue Jays 10 2 Texas Rangers 10 4 Baltimore Orioles 9 4 Oakland Athletics 9 APRIL AWAKENING: The Jays have reached the nine-win mark this season in 14 games, as opposed to 26 games last year...needed 29 games to earn a 10th win in 2017, doing so on May 5th...Last played above.500 in March/April in 2012 (12-11). Toronto started with a 1-2 March but has posted an 8-3 record in April for a.727 win% this month (3rd in AL)...The team s best win% for April came in 1992 with a 16-7 record (.696). UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Tuesday, April 17 vs. Kansas City Royals (Game 2)...LHP Danny Duffy (0-2, 5.40) vs. RHP Joe Biagini (2017: 3-13, 5.34) Wednesday, April 18 vs. Kansas City Royals, 4:07 pm...rhp Ian Kennedy (1-1, 1.00) vs. LHP J.A. Happ (2-1, 3.94)

2 BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 2 STARTING PITCHER Jaime Garcia, LHP #57 Born: Reynosa, MEX AGE: 31 TODAY S START: Making his 3rd start of the season...coming off a 4/8 outing at TEX where he threw 5.1 innings, allowing 3 ER on 5 hits...walked two batters, and recorded his first win with the Blue Jays. In his 1st start as a Blue Jay (4/2 vs. CWS), recorded his first 16 outs on strikeouts and ground balls while allowing just one run over 6.0 innings (2BB/7K) HIGHLIGHTS: Ranked 8th in the Majors among starters last season with a ground ball percentage of His 57.9 GB% over the last four seasons ranks 4th highest. Held opponents to a.208 batting average the first time through the lineup...his OBA jumped to.261 the second time through the order and.344 when facing hitters for a third time. Made three consecutive starts for three different teams on July 21 (ATL), July 28 (MIN) and Aug. 4 (NYY), becoming the first pitcher to do so since Gus Weyhing in 1895 (courtesy Elias)...Became the first pitcher to start for three different teams in the same season since Byung-Hyun Kim in 2007 (FLA, ARI, COL). Started the year with Atlanta and went 4-7 with a 4.30 ERA in 18 starts...was traded to the Twins along with C Anthony Recker on July 24 in exchange for RHP Huascar Ynoa. Made one start for Minnesota on 7/28 at OAK (6.2 IP, 8H, 3ER, 3BB, 7K). Was traded to the Yankees on 7/30 in exchange for RHP Zack Littell and LHP Dietrich Enns. Went 0-3 in eight starts for New York with a 4.82 ERA, recording 37 strikeouts (20 walks) over 37.1 innings. Made the postseason roster for the 4th time in his career (also 2011, 2012 & 2015 with STL)...Pitched in just one game for the Yankees, his 1st career relief appearance in the playoffs (12th relief outing of his career), throwing 2.2 hitless innings (2BB, 3K) in Game 1 of the ALDS on 10/5 at CLE. Hit his 1st career grand slam (3rd career HR) on 7/21 at LAD off Alex Wood while earning the win in a 12-3 victory. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Has surrendered 19 home runs to left-handed batters in his nine years of MLB play, 15 of them to All-Stars (Freddie Freeman-2, Joey Votto-2, Charlie Blackmon, Jay Bruce, Jason Castro, Carlos Gonzalez, Alex Gordon, Bryce Harper, Ryan Howard, Miguel SPLITS Montero, Daniel Murphy, Joe Panik, Stephen Vogt) Andrew Benintendi, Lucas Duda, Kevin Kiermaier and Colby Rasmus are the only left-handed-hitting non-all-stars to homer off him. Threw a one-hit shutout while fanning 13 batters on April 14, 2016 vs. MIL...Became the 1st left-handed St. Louis pitcher in history to throw a one-hit shutout with at least 13 strikeouts The outing marked his 4th career complete-game shutout and the one-hitter was a career-best performance. VS. THE ROYALS: Has three home career starts versus the Royals...Is 1-0 while allowing 8 ER on 19 hits over 18.1 innings (3.93 ERA, 1BB, 14K) and one home run...his last start against KC was on 6/12/15, when he recorded his only win by not allowing any runs over 8.0 IP GAME LOGS YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG , 4/2 vs. CWS 5, 4/8 at TEX 3, 4/8 at TEX 3, 4/8 at TEX 2, 2x, last: 4/8 at TEX 7, 4/2 vs. CWS 1, 2x, last: 4/8 at TEX 96, 4/8 at TEX 1G, 4/08/ , 1.50 ERA, 1GS 1-0, 5.06 ERA, 1GS.231, 2 HR.250, 1 HR.226, 1 HR SINGLE-GAME HIGHS IP H R ER BB SO HR PITCHES CG SHO W STREAK L STREAK HOME ROAD OPP. AVG VS. LHB VS. RHB 9.0, 4x, last: 4/14/16 vs. MIL 13, 6/8/16 at CIN 12, 5/28/11 at COL 11, 5/28/11 at COL 5, 5x, last: 5/10/17 at HOU 13, 4/14/16 vs. MIL 3, 8/16/16 at HOU 111, 6/16/10 vs. SEA 4, last: 4/14/16 vs. MIL 4, last: 4/14/16 vs. MIL 5G, 3x, last: 8/8-9/5/15 6G, 8/23/16-4/6/ , 3.14 ERA, 94G, 89GS 33-26, 4.30 ERA, 93G, 87GS.259, 99 HR.264, 20 HR.257, 79 HR vs. KANSAS CITY ROYALS W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG HOME PITCH SELECTION (2018) Sinker (27.7%, 90.1mph), Fourseam Fastball (31.9%, 89.6mph), Changeup (15.4%, 82.0mph), Slider (19.7%, 82.9mph), Curve (5.3%, 72.6mph) DATE SCORE OPP DEC SCORE WHEN LEFT IP H R ER BB K HR PIT/STRIKES NOTES 4/2 W, 4-2 CWS ND /56 Recorded his first 16 of 18 outs via SO or GB 4/8 W, 7-4 at TEX W /60 Recorded his first win as a Blue Jay ROYALS vs. GARCIA Jorge Soler Salvador Perez Mike Moustakas Jason Hammel Alex Gordon Ryan Goins Alcides Escobar Danny Duffy Lucas Duda Total MISC. YEAR STARTS QS 6+IP CG SHO GB% Totals League Average GB% (44.3) BLUE JAYS vs. SKOGLUND Yangervis Solarte Total ROTATION STARTERS TOR AL Wins 5 T-6th ERA th AVG th WHIP th IP th SO 78 6th BB 37 T-13th QS 6 T-4th STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN GAMES QUALITY RUN PICK STOLEN CAUGHT GROUND TEAM STARTER STARTED STARTS SUPPORT OFFS BASES STEALS DBL PLAY RECORD Estrada Garcia Happ Sanchez Stroman

3 BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 3 STARTING PITCHER Joe Biagini, RHP #31 Born: Redwood City, CA AGE: 27 TODAY S START: Recalled today from AAA Buffalo as the 26th man for the second game of the doubleheader...making his 1st of the season with the big-league club. Made one start for the Bisons on 4/9 at Pawtucket, throwing 5 scoreless innings while allowing just 1 run on 2 hits (1BB, 4K) HIGHLIGHTS: Made 18 starts and 7 after returning from the minors...in those 7 starts, went 0-5 with a 5.94 ERA (22 ER/33.1 IP) with a 1.59 WHIP...Overall, went 2-12 with a 5.73 ERA as a starter (1.48 WHIP) and 1-1 with a 4.26 ERA out of the bullpen (1.17 WHIP) in Lost his last 7 decisions as a starter and 12 out of his last 13. Faced one over the minimum through 4 innings on 9/23 vs. NYY, before giving up 3 runs in the 5th Gave up just 3 hits but matched a season high with 4 walks (6/27 vs. BAL). Lasted only 1.1 innings on 9/17 at MIN...After a scoreless first had a 5-0 lead entering the 2nd, however would allow six runs (4ER) before being removed...marked his 2nd time to not get out of the 2nd inning this season. Recorded his best start on 9/1 at BAL, holding the Orioles scoreless over seven innings...did not get the decision as club would fall 1-0 in 13 innings...first time to not allow a run in a start since his first two career starts earlier in the season. Was optioned to Buffalo on 8/4 to develop as a starter...in four starts with the Bisons, posted a 1-1 record with a 3.12 ERA (6 ER/17.1 IP)...In fact, allowed just 2ER over his last two starts totalling 11.0 innings...tossed 86 pitches over seven innings in his last outing on 8/22 at PAW. Nine of his last 10 appearances out of the bullpen in the Majors have been scoreless outings, holding the opponents to a.184 average (7-for-38) in the process. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Issued just one walk to the final 47 batters he faced in 2016 (including regular and postseason). VS. THE ROYALS: Has never started a game against the Royals...Threw 3.0 innings of relief vs. KC in 2016, allowing 1 run on 2 hits while striking out 3 batters. YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG , 9/12 vs. BAL 10, 7/2 vs. BOS 7, 2x, last: 7/2 vs. BOS 7, 7/2 vs. BOS 4, 2x, last: 9/23 vs. NYY 10, 9/1 at BAL 2, 6/21 at TEX 105, 7/2 vs. BOS 1G, 5/12 vs. SEA 7G, 6/27-9/ , 5.07 ERA, 21G, 9GS 1-6, 5.61 ERA, 23G, 9GS.265, 15 HR.279, 7 HR.256, 8 HR SINGLE-GAME HIGHS IP H R ER BB SO HR PITCHES CG SHO W STREAK L STREAK SPLITS HOME ROAD OPP. AVG VS. LHB VS. RHB 8.0, 9/12/17 vs. BAL 10, 7/2/17 vs. BOS 2x, last: 7/2/17 vs. BOS 7, 7/2/17 vs. BOS 4, 2x, last: 9/23/17 vs. NYY 10, 9/1/17 at BAL 2, 6/21/17 at TEX 105, 7/2/17 vs. BOS 2G, 5/27-5/31/16 7G, 6/27-9/29/17 5-7, 4.21 ERA, 52G, 9GS 2-9, 4.85 ERA, 52G, 9GS.263, 18 HR.282, 8 HR.249, 10 HR vs. KANSAS CITY ROYALS W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG HOME PITCH SELECTION (2018) Fourseam Fastball (47.4%, 94.1mph), Curve (21.5%, 79.2mph), Changeup (14.1%, 86.8mph), Cutter (11.5%, 90.6mph), Sinker (5.5%, 94.3mph) STARTER GAME LOGS DATE SCORE OPP DEC SCORE WHEN LEFT IP H R ER BB K HR PIT/STRIKES NOTES 5/7 W, 2-1 at TB ND /37 First career start 5/12 W, 4-0 SEA W /47 0BB and 0ER allowed as a starter in 2 starts (9.0 IP) 5/17 L, 4-8 at ATL L /46 All six runs scored in 1st inning 5/23 W, 4-3 at MIL ND /45 All three runs came in the 5th 5/28 L,1-3 TEX L /68 1st quality start 6/3 L, 0-7 NYY L /69 Then longest career outing and first time to 100 pitches 6/9 L, 2-4 at SEA L /64 Allowed 2R in the 7th, taking the loss 6/16 L, 4-11 CWS L /17 Most ER, fewest IP by a Jay since Buehrle in /21 W, 7-5 at TEX W /60 Snapped a 5-GM losing streak 6/27 L, 1-3 BAL L /60 7th time with 3ER or less 7/2 L, 1-15 BOS L /71 Tossed a career-high 105 pitches 8/27 L, 2-7 MIN L /50 1st start since July 2 9/1 L, 0-1 at BAL ND /69 1st start with 0 ER since his first two career starts 9/6 L, 1-6 at BOS L /55 Has not reached 6+ IP in 6 of last 7 9/12 W, 3-2 BAL ND /63 Record 8+ innings for first time 9/17 L, 7-13 at MIN L /25 2nd time this season to not get out of 2nd inning 9/23 L, 1-5 NYY L /38 Faced one over the minimum through 4 innings 9/29 L, 0-4 at NYY L /60 Falls to 0-7 in last 7 decisions as a starter ROYALS vs. BIAGINI Abraham Almonte Drew Butera Cheslor Cuthbert Alcides Escobar Alex Gordon Adalberto Mondesi Paulo Orlando Salvador Perez Total ROTATION STARTERS TOR AL Wins 5 T-7th ERA th AVG th WHIP th IP 78.2 T-8th SO 78 7th BB 37 T-12th QS 6 T-4th BLUE JAYS vs. DUFFY Aledmys Diaz Josh Donaldson Jaime Garcia Curtis Granderson Randal Grichuk Luke Maile Russell Martin Kendrys Morales Steve Pearce Kevin Pillar Justin Smoak Yangervis Solarte Devon Travis Total MISC. YEAR STARTS QS 6+IP CG SHO GB% Totals League Average GB% (44.1)

4 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 3 AXFORD, RHP #77 (0-0, 3.38 ERA, 1.88 WHIP) LH:.143 (1-7, 0HR) 6G, 5.1IP, 3BB/5K, 7H,.385 OBA RH:.375 (6-16, 0HR) LAST APP: 4/11 at BAL (1.0, 3H, ER, K) LAST HR: 7/2 vs. ATL FBE: 3-for-6 IR-RS: 1-1 (100.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 1 THROWS: Sinker (73%, 96mph), Cutter (14%, 93mph), Fourseam (9%, 96mph), Curve (4%, 81mph) Started the 2017 campaign on the disabled list with a strained right shoulder, the 1st DL stint of his career. 3/29 vs. NYY, became the 26th Canadian-born player to wear a Blue Jays uniform (10th born in Ontario). 4/1 vs. NYY, pitched a scoreless inning on his 35th birthday (2BB/K). BARNES, RHP #24 (1-0, 1.23 ERA, 1.23 WHIP) LH:.267 (4-15, 1HR) 8G, 7.1IP, 0BB/10K, 9H,.300 OBA RH:.333 (5-15, 0HR) LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (1.0, 2H, 2K) LAST HR: 3/29 vs. NYY FBE: 6-for-8 IR-RS: 7-2 (28.6%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 2 THROWS: Fourseam (68%, 92mph), Changeup (23%, 80mph), Slider (10%, 83mph) Picked up his 1st win of the year on 4/13 vs. CLE (1.0, 2H, 2K). Has not allowed a run in his last seven outings (6.1 IP, 7H, 0BB, 9K). His 10 strikeouts are tied for 9th most among AL relievers...is the only RP in the AL with 10+ strikeouts and no walks. Has kept opponents to a.179 OBP with RISP since the start of last season, which is the best among MLB relievers over that span. CLIPPARD, RHP #36 (1-0, 2.35 ERA, 0.52 WHIP) LH:.071 (1-14, 1HR) 8G, 7.2IP, 2BB/9K, 2H,.080 OBA RH:.091 (1-11, 1HR) LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (1.0, K) LAST HR: 4/3 vs. CWS FBE: 7-for-8 IR-RS: 0-0 (.-%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 2 THROWS: Fourseam (43%, 91mph), Changeup (29%,79mph), Split (14%, 82mph), Slider (14%, 84mph) Has thrown his changeup 54.2% of the time when behind in the count, the 2nd highest rate among RPs this season (L. Avilan-69.6%, MLB avg: 15.9%). Has only give up two hits to 27 batters faced...both solo homers. 3/29 vs. NYY, made his Toronto debut (1.0 IP, H, ER, K, HR). 4/1 vs. NYY, earned his 1st win as a Blue Jay (49th career). LOUP, LHP #62 (0-0, 7.36 ERA, 2.18 WHIP) LH:.800 (4-5, 0HR) 5G, 3.2IP, 1BB/4K, 7H,.412 OBA RH:.250 (3-12, 0HR) LAST APP: 4/8 at TEX (0.1, 2H) LAST HR: 8/4 at HOU FBE: 2-for-5 IR-RS: 0-0 (.-%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Sinker (61%, 92mph), Changeup (16%, 80mph), Cutter (13%, 84mph), Curve (10%, 77mph) Has not allowed a home run in his last 27 outings (20.1 IP). Struck out a career-high 64 batters in 2017 (56 in 2014). Played in 70 games last year, one shy of his career high from 2014 and T-8th among AL pitchers. Struck out a career-high 5 batters on 4/717 at TB. MAYZA, LHP #58 (0-0, -. ERA, -. WHIP) LH:.- (0-0, 0HR) -G, -.-IP, -BB/-K, -H,.- OBA RH:.- (0-0, 0HR) LAST APP: 9/30 at NYY (1.0, 2K) LAST HR: 9/23 vs. NYY FBE: 0-for-0 IR-RS: 0-0 (.-%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS (2017): Slider (51%, 87mph), Fourseam (49%, 94mph) Recalled to the Blue Jays from AAA Buffalo on 4/10. Has recorded at least one strikeout in 17 of his 19 MLB games for a SO/9 ratio (highest among TOR pitchers last year) and a 6.75 SO/BB ratio (2nd on TOR). Made his MLB debut on 8/15/17 vs. TB, tossing one inning (2H, 1K) Struck out the 1st batter he faced (Peter Bourjos). Picked up his 1st MLB win on 9/12/17 vs. BAL (0.1 IP, K). Went 1-0 with a 6.88 ERA (13ER/17.0IP) in 19 games for the Blue Jays last season (.320 OBA, 4BB, 27K). BLUE JAYS BULLPEN OH, RHP #22 (1-0, 3.00 ERA, 1.83 WHIP) LH:.357 (5-14, 0HR) 7G, 6.0IP, 1BB/6K, 10H,.345 OBA RH:.333 (5-15, 1HR) LAST APP: 4/11 at BAL (1.0, 2H, 2K) LAST HR: 4/2 vs. CWS FBE: 4-for-7 IR-RS: 2-2 (100.0%) SV-OP: 1-1 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Fourseam (51%, 91mph), Slider (27%, 84mph), Changeup (16%, 83mph), Curve (6%, 75mph) Has allowed a hit in all seven of his appearances (.345 OBA). Last season, led the Cardinals and ranked T-10th in the NL with 38 games finished. 3/29 vs. NYY, became the 1st South Korea-born player to pitch for the Blue Jays (1.0 IP, H, K). 4/1 vs. NYY, collected his 1st save as a Blue Jay (40th career). 4/2 vs. CWS, recorded his 1st win as a Blue Jay (8th carerer). OSUNA, RHP #54 (0-0, 0.00 ERA, 0.27 WHIP) LH:.143 (2-14, 0HR) 7G, 7.1IP, 0BB/5K, 2H,.087 OBA RH:.000 (0-9, 0HR) LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (1.0, 2K) LAST HR: 9/3 at BAL FBE: 5-for-7 IR-RS: 2-0 (0.%) SV-OP: 5-5 HOLDS: - THROWS: Fourseam (61%, 96mph), Cutter (14%, 90mph), Slider (14%, 87mph), Changeup (6%, 83mph), Sinker (5%, 95mph) Recorded his 100th save on 4/10 at BAL, tying him with Billy Koch for 3rd most in franchise history (2nd: Ward-121)...At 23 years and 62 days old, became the youngest player in MLB history to reach 100 saves (F. Rodriguez - 24y, 246d). His 100 saves since he came into the league in 2015 are the most in the AL. Is 5-for-5 in save opportunities this year. Has not allowed a run in his last 12 games (12.1 IP) dating back to last season while giving up just two singles (.053 OBA, 0.16 WHIP, 0BB, 12K). Has a strike rate of 77.6% this season, the highest among MLB relievers (MLB avg. is 63.0%). Among AL relievers in 2017, ranked 1st in SO/BB (9.22), 1st in BB/9 (1.27), 6th in WHIP (0.86) and 7th in HR/9 (0.42). Posted personal bests last season in strikeouts (83), SO/9 (11.67), WHIP, BB/9, opponents OBP (.234) and SLG (.274), HR/9, XBH allowed (11) and pitcher WAR (2.1). TEPERA, RHP #52 (1-1, 2.25 ERA, 1.00 WHIP) LH:.167 (2-12, 0HR) 8G, 8.0IP, 3BB/9K, 5H,.192 OBA RH:.214 (3-14, 1HR) LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (1.0, H, K) LAST HR: 4/4 vs. CWS FBE: 5-for-8 IR-RS: 2-0 (0.0%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 5 THROWS: Fourseam (37%, 96mph), Cutter (40%, 90mph), Sinker (20%, 96mph), Changeup (3%, 90mph) Took the win on 3/31 vs. NYY...Among AL RPs last season, ranked T-4th in wins (7) and T-5th in IP (77.2). In 2017, set career marks in wins, innings, games (73), strikeouts (81), SO/9 (9.39) and opponents OPS (.633). Held left-handed hitters to a.196 AVG (20-for-102) last year and kept opponents to a.205 average overall. Put together a career-best scoreless streak of 19.0 innings from 4/30-5/27, the longest streak by any Toronto pitcher in Catchers GS INN ER CERA SB CCS CS% CPO PB Maile Martin TOTALS TOR RPs SV-OP ERA AVG WHIP OPS BB/9 SO/9 HR/9 Mar/Apr DL Injury Date Games Alford R-Hamstring Strain 3/26-14 (9-5) Donaldson R-Shoulder Inflammation 4/11-2 (1-1) Morales R-Hamstring Strain 4/10-3 (2-1) Pompey R-Wrist 3/26-14 (9-5) Tulowitzki R-Heel 3/29-14 (9-5) 5 Players, 5x 14 (9-5) Ejections (2017) Reason Date Umpire Gibbons Arguing call at 3rd 4/23 at LAA De Jesus Gibbons Arguing balls & strikes 4/24 at LAA Basner Gibbons Arguing obstruction 5/8 vs. CLE Carapazza Walker Arguing with HP umpire 5/10 vs. CLE Carapazza Gibbons Arguing balls & strikes 7/27 vs. OAK Little Martin Arguing with HP umpire 7/27 vs. OAK Little Stroman Arguing with HP umpire 7/27 vs. OAK Little Gibbons Arguing ball & strikes 8/16 vs. TB Barksdale Pillar Arguing ball & strikes 8/22 at TB Fairchild Donaldson Arguing ball & strikes 9/5 at BOS Hudson Bautista Arguing ball & strikes 9/25 at BOS Fairchild RPs TOR AL ERA st AVG th OPS.683 8th WHIP rd BB/ nd SO/ th HR/ th SV% T-1st

5 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 4 DIAZ, #1 (.237, 4HR,.862 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.143/.258 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (2-4, HR, 3RBI) STREAK: 2G, 3-8 ROAD TRIP:.182 (4-22), 2HR, 4RBI, 3K LAST HR: 4/13 vs. CLE 6 of his 9 hits this season have gone for extra bases (2-2B, 4-HR) Last year, had 24 of his 74 hits go for extras. His 4-HR are the most by a SS this season. His.605 SLG ranks 8th in the AL (min. 30 PA). 4/11 at BAL, hit his 3rd home run of the season, a solo homer in the 6th inning...was his first road HR since 4/22/17 at MIL. 4/13 at CLE, tied the game with a 3R-HR, his 5th career game-tying HR...Homered in back-to-back games for the 2nd time in his career, both occuring in his first 12 games as a Blue Jay (also: 4/2-3 vs. CWS). GRANDERSON, #18 (.324, 1HR,.918 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.200/.344 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-3, K) STREAK: 0-7 ROAD TRIP:.294 (5-17), HR, 3RBI, 3BB, 5K LAST HR: 4/10 at BAL Had his seven-game hitting streak snapped on 4/13 at CLE (0-for-3, K), the longest by a Blue Jay this season...went 10-for-24 (.417) with 2-2B, 1-3B, 1-HR, 4-RBI and 4-BB over that stretch (.500 OBP, OPS). Is 2-for-2 as a PH this season...went 6-for-19 (.316) as a PH last year. 4/3 vs. CWS, hit a triple in the 4th inning Was the Blue Jays first triple in 50 games (8/14/17 vs. TB -Pearce) Also hit a double in the 8th inning for his first multi-xbh game as a Blue Jay. 4/10 at BAL, put the Jays ahead, 2-1, with a two-out solo home run in the 9th...Was his 1st homer as a Blue Jay...Marked his 62 game-winning HR, 6th most among all active players. BLUE JAYS HITTERS NGOEPE, #61 (.077, 0HR,.220 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.000/.091 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (DEF-2B) STREAK: 0-6 ROAD TRIP:.000 (0-3), 2K LAST HR: Was recalled to the Pirates last season on 4/26 and made his MLB debut that night vs. CHC, becoming the 1st player from the continent of Africa to appear in a Major League game...singled off Jon Lester in his 1st at-bat (1-for-2, BB, K). 3/30 vs. NYY, made his Toronto debut as a defensive replacement at SS. 4/1 vs. NYY, singled in the 2nd inning for his 1st hit as a Blue Jay. PEARCE, #28 (.233, 3HR,.903 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.267/.200 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (PH-DH,1-2, 2B, 2RBI) STREAK: 1G, 1-2 ROAD TRIP:.217 (5-23), 2B, 3HR, 6RBI, 3BB, 2K LAST HR: 4/9 Last year, became just the 3rd player in MLB history with two walk-off grand slams in the same season (Cy Williams-1926, Jim Presley-1986), doing so on 7/27 vs. OAK and 7/30 vs. LAA. 4/4 vs. CWS, drove in a run with a single while pinch-hitting Is 2-for-4 as a PH this season (went 0-for-6 in 2017). 4/7 at TEX, hit his 1st HR of the year...the HR came in his 13th at-bat... Needed 56 AB in 2017 to hit his first HR. 4/8 at TEX, hit his 1st career leadoff HR...Became the 15th Blue Jay to homer on the 1st pitch of the game (9th on the road). 4/9 at BAL, collected his 500th hit in his first at-bat with a single in the 2nd inning...in his next plate appearce, hit a two-run homer for his 1st multi-hit game of Homered in three straight games for the 1st time in his career. GRICHUK, #15 (.071, 1HR,.316 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.167/.033 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-3, BB, 2K) STREAK: 0-7 ROAD TRIP:.053 (1-19), 2B, BB, 7K LAST HR: 3/30 vs. NYY His.071 AVG is the lowest in the Majors among qualified batters...has 1 hit in his last 37 plate appearances (3BB/14K). Doubled on 4/9 at BAL to snap his career-long 0-for-26 drought, six more that his previous long (2x, last: April 25 - May 1, 2016). 3/30 vs. NYY, hit his 1st HR as a Blue Jay. 4/2 vs. CWS, drew a pair of walks, the 4th game in his career with more than one Last had a multi-bb game on April 16, 2016 (2-BB). HERNANDEZ, #37 (.400, 0HR, OPS) vs. LHP/RHP: 1.000/.250 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (2-5, 2-2B, 2RBI, K) STREAK: 1G, 2-5 ROAD TRIP:.400 (2-5), 2-2B, 2RBI, K LAST HR: 9/27/17 at BOS Recalled to the Blue Jays from AAA Buffalo on 4/13 and made his season debut that night in Cleveland...Went 2-for-5 with 2-2B and 2-RBI. His.613 SLG since joining the Jays on 9/1 last season is the highest on the team. Went 3-for-4 with 2-HR and 5-RBI on 9/10/17 vs. DET, his 1st career multi-hr game...became the 4th TOR rookie all-time with at least 2-HR and 5-RBI in a game (Delgado, Lopez, Arencibia). Put together a six-game RBI streak from 9/22-27, the longest by a Blue Jay in Homered for the 3rd consecutive game on 9/24/17 vs. NYY, becoming the 1st TOR rookie all-time to do so. Recorded his 2nd career multi-hr game on 9/26/17 at BOS...Became the 1st TOR rookie all-time to record two multi-hr games in a single month. His 8-HR and 20-RBI last season were both TOR rookie records for the month of September. MAILE, #21 (.400, 0HR, OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.143/.625 LAST APP: 4/11 at BAL (2-3, BB, K) STREAK: 4G, 6-15 ROAD TRIP:.429 (3-7), 2B, RBI, BB, 2K LAST HR: 5/31/17 vs. CIN Has at least one hit in all four of his games this season (4-for-12), including 3-2B Dating back to last season, has gone 13-for-36 (.361) over his last 12 games with 6-2B and 6-RBI. Posted a 3.50 catcher ERA while the Jays went in his 36 starts as catcher last season...is 3-1 with a 4.37 CERA this season. 4/11 at BAL, singled twice for his 2nd multi-hit game of the season...his 4G hitting streak is one shy of a matching a career high (2x). MARTIN, #55 (.152, 2HR,.577 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.200/.143 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-4, K) STREAK: 0-15 ROAD TRIP:.167 (3-18), HR, 3RBI, BB, 7K LAST HR: 4/6 vs. TEX Led all catchers with 47 walks last season Since joining Toronto in 2015, ranks 2nd among catchers with 152-BB (Y. Grandal-164). Ranked 2nd in 2017 with a.516 OBP in close-and-late situations in 2017 (J. Altuve -.529) Finished 5th in the AL with 16-BB in such plate appearances. 4/6 at TEX, hit his 2nd HR of the year, following up Solarte s blast, forming Toronto s 1st back-to-back home runs of the year...went 3-for-4 with 3-RBI...Had two 3-RBI games and three 3-hit games in PILLAR, #11 (.308, 1HR,.795 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.182/.341 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (2-4, 2B, RBI, K) STREAK: 6G, 8-22 ROAD TRIP:.296 (8-27), 2B, 3B, 3RBI, BB, 5K LAST HR: 3/29 Riding a 6G hitting streak...has gone 8-for-22 (.364) with a 2B, 3B and 3-RBI over that stretch. 3/29 vs. NYY, homered on Opening Day for the 1st time in his career. 4/1 vs. NYY, marked his 1st three-hit game of the year Had nine 3+H games last season (T-1st on TOR with Donaldson). 4/7 at TEX, hit his first triple since 4/25/17 at STL...Gave the Jays their second 3B in four games, after going 50 games without any. SMOAK, #14 (.288, 2HR,.897 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.389/.235 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-4, BB, 3K) STREAK: 0-10 ROAD TRIP:.192 (5-26), RBI, 6BB, 10K LAST HR: 4/1 vs. NYY Has reached base safely in 13 of 14 games (.397 OBP). Batting.389 (7-for-18) vs. LHPs this season (T-10th in AL)...Last year, ranked 10th in the AL with a.331 AVG vs. lefties. His career-high 38 home runs last season were the most all-time by a Toronto switch-hitter and the most by any switch-hitter since Mark Teixeira hit 39 HR in /1 vs. NYY, hit his 2nd career grand slam to put the Jays ahead, 7-4 Earlier in the game, hit his 1st home run of 2018, a two-run homer Marked his 7th career multi-hr game (last: 7/20/17 at BOS) His 6-RBI day tied a career best, (also: 5/30/12 at TEX) Became the 3rd Toronto player all-time with 6+ RBI against the Yankees (Roy Howell: 9/10/77-9, Ernie Whitt: 9/12/87-6). SOLARTE, #26 (.286, 2HR,.923 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.167/.333 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-4, BB) STREAK: 0-4 ROAD TRIP:.318 (7-22), 2B, HR, 2RBI, 8BB, 2K LAST HR: 4/6 at TEX Has reached base safely in all 12 of his games played this season, the longest on-base streak to begin a season since Jose Bautista s 17G stretch to start His.423 OBP is 7th best in the AL while his.923 OPS ranks 15th. Hit.301 with runners on base last year (.219 with none on)...batted.293 (34-for-116) with runners in scoring position. 4/6 at TEX, drew a walk in each of his first three plate appearances for the 1st 3-BB game of his career...then homered in his next plate appearance, his 2nd HR of the season. TRAVIS, #29 (.079, 0HR,.252 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.250/.059 LAST APP: 4/13 at CLE (0-3, K) STREAK: 0-14 ROAD TRIP:.111 (2-18), 2B, 6K LAST HR: 5/31/17 vs. CIN Is 3-for-38 (.079) through his first 11 games of the year...went 4-for-44 (.091) in his first 11 contests last season. Put together a 13-game hitting streak from 5/14-29, the longest by a Blue Jay in Hit his 2nd career grand slam on 5/26/17 vs. TEX (also 5/3/15 at CLE), becoming the 1st TOR-2B with multiple grand slams. Led the Majors last year with 16-2B in May (next closest player had 10). 4/6 at TEX, went 2-for-4 with a double to snap an 0-for-12 skid...was his 1st extra-base hit and 1st multi-hit game of HOME RUNS: Grand Slam (2x, 2 players): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (8th inning off D. Robertson) Donaldson, 4/9 at BAL (9th inning off N. Cortes Jr.) 2-HR Game (1x, 1 player): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (2R, 4R) 3-HR Game: LAST: Morales, 8/3/17 at BAL Extra-Inning: LAST: Pearce, 7/27/17 vs. OAK (10th inning) Walk-off: LAST: Pearce, 7/30/17 vs. LAA Inside-the-park: LAST: Carrera, 5/6/17 at TB Leadoff: Pearce, 4/8 at TEX Pinch-hit: LAST: Carrera, 4/18/17 vs. BOS Back-to-back: Solarte/Martin, 4/6 at TEX (6th inning) 3-HR Inning: LAST: 8/23/17 at TB (2nd inning: Goins, Lopez, Pearce) 2018 TOR AL AVG th OBP th SLG.417 7th OPS.725 8th HR 20 T-4th R/G th BB 50 8th SO 130 8th RISP.320 1st DIFF. 19 3rd

6 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 5 BLUE JAYS DAY-BY-DAY Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Rec. Stand GB Time Attend. Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Record Stand GB Time Attend. 1 3/29 vs. NYY L 1-6 Severino Happ 0-1 T :51 48, /30 vs. NYY L 2-4 Tanaka Sanchez Chapman :49 33, /31 vs. NYY W 5-3 Tepera Betances Osuna 1-2 T :37 37,396 March Totals: 1-2 Home: 1-2 Road: - Runs For: 8 Runs Against: /1 vs. NYY W 7-4 Clippard Robertson Oh 2-2 T :03 29, /2 vs. CWS W 4-2 Oh Farquhar Osuna :51 16, /3 vs. CWS W 14-5 Happ Gonzalez :27 17, /4 vs. CWS L 3-4 Jones Tepera Soria :56 17, /6 at TEX W 8-5 Estrada Moore Osuna :06 21, /7 at TEX L 1-5 Minor Stroman 5-4 T :37 26, /8 at TEX W 7-4 Garcia Hamels Osuna :16 26, /9 at BAL W 7-1 Happ Bundy :56 7, /10 at BAL W 2-1 Sanchez O Day Osuna :37 8, /11 at BAL L 3-5 Gausman Estrada Brach :57 10, /13 at CLE W 8-4 Barnes McAllister :12 25, /17 (1) vs. KC 16 4/17 (2) vs. KC 17 4/18 vs. KC Blue Jays Back-to-Back World Series Sweatshirt Giveaway Day 18 4/19 at NYY 19 4/20 at NYY 20 4/21 at NYY 21 4/22 at NYY 22 4/24 vs. BOS 23 4/25 vs. BOS 24 4/26 vs. BOS 25 4/27 vs. TEX 26 4/28 vs. TEX Country Day 27 4/29 vs. TEX 28 4/30 at MIN 29 5/1 at MIN 30 5/2 at MIN 31 5/3 (1) at CLE Originally PPD on April /3 (2) at CLE Originally PPD on April /4 at TB 34 5/5 at TB 35 5/6 at TB 36 5/8 vs. SEA 37 5/9 vs. SEA 38 5/10 vs. SEA 39 5/11 vs. BOS 40 5/12 vs. BOS 41 5/13 vs. BOS Mother s Day 42 5/15 at NYM 43 5/16 at NYM 44 5/17 vs. OAK 45 5/18 vs. OAK 46 5/19 vs. OAK 47 5/20 vs. OAK 48 5/22 vs. LAA 49 5/23 vs. LAA 50 5/24 vs. LAA School Day 51 5/25 at PHI 52 5/26 at PHI 53 5/27 at PHI 54 5/28 at BOS 55 5/29 at BOS 56 5/30 at BOS 57 6/1 at DET 58 6/2 at DET 59 6/3 at DET 60 6/5 vs. NYY 61 6/6 vs. NYY Marcus Stroman Shimmy Wobble Bobble Giveaway Night 62 6/7 vs. BAL 63 6/8 vs. BAL 64 6/9 vs. BAL 65 6/10 vs. BAL 66 6/11 at TB 67 6/12 at TB 68 6/13 at TB 69 6/15 vs. WAS 70 6/16 vs. WAS 71 6/17 vs. WAS Father s Day 72 6/19 vs. ATL MLB Network Reusable Bag Giveaway Night 73 6/20 vs. ATL 74 6/21 at LAA 75 6/22 at LAA 76 6/23 at LAA 77 6/24 at LAA 78 6/25 at HOU 79 6/26 at HOU 80 6/27 at HOU 81 6/29 vs. DET 82 6/30 vs. DET 83 7/1 vs. DET Canada Day 84 7/2 vs. DET 85 7/3 vs. NYM 86 7/4 vs. NYM 87 7/6 vs. NYY 88 7/7 vs. NYY 89 7/8 vs. NYY 90 7/10 at ATL 91 7/11 at ATL 92 7/12 at BOS 93 7/13 at BOS 94 7/14 at BOS 95 7/15 at BOS 96 7/20 vs. BAL 97 7/21 vs. BAL 98 7/22 vs. BAL 99 7/23 vs. MIN 100 7/24 vs. MIN 101 7/25 vs. MIN 102 7/27 at CWS 103 7/28 at CWS 104 7/29 at CWS 105 7/30 at OAK 106 7/31 at OAK 107 8/1 at OAK 108 8/2 at SEA 109 8/3 at SEA 110 8/4 at SEA 111 8/5 at SEA 112 8/7 vs. BOS 113 8/8 vs. BOS Aaron Sanchez Blue Replica Jersey Giveaway Night 114 8/9 vs. BOS 115 8/10 vs. TB 116 8/11 vs. TB 25-Year Anniversary Back-to-Back World Series 117 8/12 vs. TB 118 8/13 at KC 119 8/14 at KC 120 8/15 at KC 121 8/16 at KC 122 8/17 at NYY 123 8/18 at NYY 124 8/19 at NYY 125 8/20 vs. BAL 126 8/21 vs. BAL 127 8/22 vs. BAL Camp Day 128 8/24 vs. PHI 129 8/25 vs. PHI Blue Jays Replica Batting Helmet Giveaway Day 130 8/26 vs. PHI 131 8/27 at BAL 132 8/28 at BAL 133 8/29 at BAL 134 8/31 at MIA 135 9/1 at MIA 136 9/2 at MIA 137 9/3 vs. TB 138 9/4 vs. TB 139 9/5 vs. TB 140 9/6 vs. CLE 141 9/7 vs. CLE 142 9/8 vs. CLE 143 9/9 vs. CLE 144 9/11 at BOS 145 9/12 at BOS 146 9/13 at BOS 147 9/14 at NYY 148 9/15 at NYY 149 9/16 at NYY 150 9/17 at BAL 151 9/18 at BAL 152 9/19 at BAL 153 9/20 vs. TB 154 9/21 vs. TB 155 9/22 vs. TB 156 9/23 vs. TB 157 9/24 vs. HOU 158 9/25 vs. HOU 159 9/26 vs. HOU 160 9/28 at TB 161 9/29 at TB 162 9/30 at TB 2018 Highs and Lows TEAM GAME (Batting): INDIVIDUAL GAME (Batting): TEAM GAME (Pitching): Most At-Bats:...38, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most At-Bats:...5, done 12 times. Most Innings Pitched:...9.0, done 12 times. Most Plate Appearances:...45, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Plate Appearances:...5, done 32 times. Most Hits Allowed:...13, at Texas, April 6 Most Runs:...14, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Runs:...2, done 14 times. Most Batters Faced:...42, at Texas, April 8 Most Hits:...15, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Hits:... 3, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Runs Allowed:...6, vs. New York (A.L.), March 29 Most Doubles:...7, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April , Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Earned Runs:...5, done 5 times. Most Triples:...1, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...3, Kevin Pillar, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Home Runs Allowed:...3, vs. New York (A.L.), March , at Texas, April 7...3, Aledmys Diaz, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Home Runs:...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April , Russell Martin, at Texas, April 6 Most Walks Allowed:...6, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Extra-Base Hits:...10, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Doubles:... 2, Luke Maile, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Strikeouts:...14, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Total Bases:...30, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April , Justin Smoak, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4 Most Runs Batted In:...13, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April , Teoscar Hernandez, at Cleveland, April 13 Most Stolen Bases:...4, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Triples:... 1, Curtis Granderson, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 INDIVIDUAL GAME (Pitching): Most Caught Stealing:...1, vs. New York (A.L.), March , Kevin Pillar, at Texas, April 7 Most Innings Pitched:...8.0, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April , at Baltimore, April 10 Most Home Runs:... 2, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Hits Allowed:...9, Marcus Stroman, at Cleveland, April 13 Most Walks:...6, at Texas, April 6 Most Extra-Base Hits:...2, done 6 times. Most Batters Faced:...30, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April 10 Most Strikeouts:...12, vs. New York (A.L.), March 29 Most Total Bases:... 9, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Runs Allowed:...5, Marcus Stroman, at Texas, April , vs. New York (A.L.), March 30 Most Runs Batted In:... 6, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Earned Runs:...5, Marcus Stroman, at Texas, April , vs. New York (A.L.), April 1 Most Stolen Bases:...3, Kevin Pillar, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Home Runs:... 2, Marco Estrada, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Sac Hits:...0, done 14 times. Most Caught Stealing:... 1, Curtis Granderson, vs. NYY, March , J.A. Happ, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Sac Flies:...2, at Texas, April , Yangervis Solarte, at Baltimore, April 10 Most Walks:...5, Marcus Stroman, at Texas, April 7 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...1, done 5 times. Most Walks:...3, Yangervis Solarte, at Texas, April 6...5, Aaron Sanchez, at Baltimore, April 10 Most GDP:...2, at Texas, April 7 Most Strikeouts:...3, done 6 times. Most Strikeouts:...9, J.A. Happ, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...2, at Texas, April 8 Most Sac Hits:...0, done 207 times.... 9, J.A. Happ, at Baltimore, April 9 Most Sac Flies:...1, Randal Grichuk, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3 Most Hit-By-Pitch:... 2, Aaron Sanchez, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4...1, Kendrys Morales, at Texas, April , Justin Smoak, at Texas, April 6 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...1, done 5 times. Most GDP:...1, done 7 times.

7 DATE: 4/17/18 TORONTO BLUE JAYS TEAM BATTING / PITCHING ID: TEAMBPR TIME: 2:22:52 Compiled by the MLB Baseball Information System PAGE: 1 THRU GAMES OF 4/16/18 * = D/L, + = ROOKIE, # = MULT. TEAMS GI PINCH HIT PLAYER AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP AB H HR RBI *+Alford,A Diaz,A * Donaldson,J Granderson,C Grichuk,R Hernandez,T Maile,L Martin, Jr,R * Morales,K RIGHT LEFT Ngoepe,G Pearce,S Pillar,K * Pompey,D RIGHT LEFT Smoak,J RIGHT LEFT Solarte,Y RIGHT LEFT Travis,D * Tulowitzki,T TORONTO OPPONENTS DH OPP PITCHER R/L W L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG Axford,J R Barnes,D R Clippard,T R Estrada,M R Garcia,J L Happ,J L Loup,A L Mayza,T L Oh,S R Osuna,R R Sanchez,A R Stroman,M R Tepera,R R TORONTO OPPONENTS