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1 Security Service Field Col. Springs, CO Wednesday, August 31, 216 New Orleans Zephyrs Communications Zephyr Field 6 Airline Drive Metairie, LA 73 Phone: Fax: NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS (67-68) at COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX (65-67) OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION Triple-A Affiliate of the Game 137 Road Game 7 PROBABLE PITCHING MATCH-UPS (all game times are Central): Radio/TV Online 7:35 Wednesday at Colorado Springs: RHP Kendry Flores (3-5, 4.) vs. RHP Hiram Burgos (9-9, 4.35) WODT 128 AM 7:35 Thursday at Colorado Springs: LHP Chris Narveson (4-5, 3.36) vs. RHP Drew Gagnon (1-1, 6.2) ROCK 96.3 FM 7: Friday vs. Nashville: TBA vs. RHP Dillon Overton (13-5, 3.29 ERA) WODT 128 AM 6: Saturday vs. Nashville: TBA vs. TBA WODT 128 AM 6: Sunday vs. Nashville: TBA vs. TBA WODT 128 AM ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Current L1 Road Trip: -1 Road Trip: 7-1 Home: W2 Road: L1 1: 5-5 Extra Innings: 5-4 vs. Division: vs. Conference: 5-52 vs. NL Affiliates: vs. AL Affiliates: Doubleheaders: 1--2 vs. Col. Springs: 5-8 at Zephyr Field: 4-4 at Security Service: : vs. Col. Springs: 6-1 at Zephyr Field: 2-6 at Security Service: 4-4 All-time: 7-91 ZEPHYRS LEADERS AB S: Hood, 473 AVG: Scruggs,.29 HITS: Hood, 127 RUNS: Scruggs, 69 2B s: Hood, 29 3B s: Juengel, 4 HR s: Scruggs, 21 RBI: Hood, 8 SB s: Galloway, 31 WINS: Axelrod, 9 LOSSES: Axelrod, 7 SAVES: Rienzo, 8 ERA: Axelrod, 4.31 GAMES: Reyes/Ege, 36 STARTS: Axelrod, 24 INNINGS: Axelrod, K S: Axelrod, 82 WALKS: Flores, 36 THE ZEPHYRS The Z s continue their final road trip of the year with the third game of a four-game set against the Colorado Springs Sky Sox. New Orleans has dropped eight of 13 meetings with Colorado Springs this season, including three of four at Security Service Field from June 3-July 3, despite hitting.31 (44x142) across the four games. The Zephyrs need to win four of their final six contests to secure their second winning campaign in the last nine years, joining 212. YESTERDAY S NEWS Michael Reed belted a grand slam as part of a six-run first inning for the Colorado Springs Sky Sox, who cruised to a 13-5 win over the New Orleans Zephyrs on Tuesday night. The Sky Sox poured it on over the first three innings, scoring 11 times. Z s starter Dylan Axelrod opened the game by allowing three consecutive one-out hits and walking the bases loaded to set the stage for Reed s slam. The Zephyrs cut the lead in half in the second as Elliot Soto hit his first triple of the season to score Isaac Galloway and Don Kelly before coming in on Cole Gillespie s groundout to make it 6-3. Colorado Springs batted around in the third as part of a five-run onslaught that would chase Axelrod from the game. Tyler Bremer pitched 3.2 innings of solid relief despite allowing both of his inherited runners to score on a one-out double to Andy Wilkins to cap the third inning rally. The Sky Sox tacked on solo runs in the fifth and seventh, while New Orleans mustered just two runs over the final seven frames. ON THE HILL Kendry Flores takes the ball for his 16 th start with New Orleans this season. Flores suffered the loss in his last start as he gave up four runs and nine hits over seven innings. His two big mistakes came in the form of home runs to Drew Robinson and Preston Beck, marking the first time since June 22, 214, that Flores had surrendered two big flies in a start. Flores is in search of his first win since July 19, going -3 in six starts with a 5.6 ERA (21 ER / 37.1 IP) in that stretch. He has struggled away from Zephyr Field, posting a 1-2 record with a 5.4 ERA (23 ER / 38.1 IP) in seven starts on the road compared to a 2.92 ERA in eight starts (16 ER / 49.1 IP) at home. SNAPPING THE AXE Dylan Axelrod coughed up 11 earned runs on 12 hits to the Sky Sox yesterday over just 2.1 innings pitched. His 11 earned runs allowed are the most a single Zephyrs hurler has given up in a start this season, and he tied a franchise record for individual earned runs given up in a start (Brian Lawrence, July 24, 21, and Brian Stokes, April 22, 28). Axelrod s 12 hits allowed are also tied for the most a single Zephyrs pitcher has given up in a game this season. AUGUST RISE The Zephyrs have clinched a winning record in the month of August for just the second time in the past decade, despite posting its highest team ERA of any month in 216 (4.32). A win tonight would tie their second best record in August in franchise history (The club also went in 213). New Orleans best record for the month was set in the team s inaugural campaign in The Big Easy, when the Z s went 21-1 in August. RIDDLE ME THIS After being named a 216 Southern League Postseason All-Star yesterday, J.T. Riddle singled in a 1x4 effort to extend his hitting streak to nine games, tied with Robert Andino for the second-highest streak among Zephyrs hitters this season. He has a hit in 1 of his first 11 games since being promoted from AA Jacksonville. Going back to June 23, when he began a 25-game hit streak with the Suns, Riddle has hit safely in 41 of his last 44 games, compiling a.337 batting average (58x172). Riddle s 122 hits are fourth among Marlins farmhands behind Destin Hood (127), Jupiter/Jacksonville s Brian Anderson (125) and Jupiter s John Norwood (124). TOMAS THE TRAIN Tomas Telis has hit safely in 16 of his last 19 games, going 26x74 (.351) with six doubles, one triple, two home runs and 1 RBI. He is five plate appearances shy of qualifying for ranking seventh in the PCL batting race with a.312 mark. Telis has eight multi-hit efforts in his last 13 games and 3 on the year, tied with Robert Andino for second-most on the club. ROSTER MOVES The Marlins have recalled right-hander Jake Esch, who will make his MLB debut tonight against the Mets. Reliever Ryan Chaffee has rejoined the team from Double-A Jacksonville in a corresponding move. He pitched in one game during his last stint with New Orleans, allowing four runs over 2.2 innings pitched against Salt Lake City on August 16. The Z s have also activated reliever Drew Steckenrider, who spent the last week on the disabled list with a left calf strain. The Zephyrs roster is now at capacity with 25 players. NAWLINS NOTES The Zephyrs allowed 17 hits last night, matching a season-high, while their 13 runs given up is the most the team has allowed in a game this season. The eight-run loss also tied a season-high for the Z s largest margin of defeat (April 11 at Iowa and July 5 vs. Round Rock) Elliot Soto collected his first career triple in Triple-A, and his third three-bagger in the last four seasons Tomas Telis bounced into the Zephyrs 11 th double play in their last five games, and their league-leading 133 rd of the season Nefi Ogando has hurled 1.1 consecutive scoreless innings.

2 216 SEASON 15 KENDRY FLORES Height: 6-2 Weight: 175 Bats: Right Throws: Right Born: 11/24/1991 Age: 24 Resides: Azua, Dominican Republic CUBS HANDCUFFED On 4/2 vs. Iowa, Flores retired the first 13 Cubs batters before settling for a no-decision. In three career starts against Iowa, Flores is 1- with a.92 ERA (2 ER/19.2 IP) and has limited the Cubs to a.152 average (1x66). TOUGH TO BREAK Flores numbers in threatening situations have been phenomenal this year. With runners on base with two outs, he is allowing hitters a.179 (12x67) average, with runners in scoring position he is surrendering a.216 (21x97) clip and in RISP with two outs, sluggers are just 6x41 (.146). FINALLY VICTORIOUS Kendry Flores surrendered only one earned run in four of his five starts to start this season, but had yet to pick up a victory this year until he did so against Round Rock on Saturday. Flores tossed a quality six innings, giving up just two runs on five hits while striking out four. PROMOTION Flores was called up to Miami on 5/14, taking the hill for the Marlins that night against the Nationals. He went three innings, allowing just one hit and three walks before leaving the game with a shoulder injury. REHAB TRAIL After almost five weeks on the disabled list, Kendry Flores made two rehab starts before returning to a full workload. He returned to the field on June 2 for Class A-Advanced Jupiter, going five innings against Bradenton, where he allowed just two hits. He pitched six days later for Double-A Jacksonville, tossing 5.2 innings of one run ball, scattering seven hits with four strikeouts against the Mississippi Braves. IN RELIEF Kendry Flores saw his first Triple-A relief action on 7/14 against Fresno, tossing four innings while surrendering two runs on four hits with three strikeouts. He last pitched in relief for the Marlins in 215, when he went 1-1 in six appearances. HOMEY FEELING Kendry Flores has much preferred the confines of Zephyr Field this season, posting a 2.92 ERA in eight starts (16 ER / 49.1 IP) at home versus a 1-2 record with a 5.4 ERA (23 ER / 38.1 IP) in eight starts on the road. 216 SEASON W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO SPLITS (AAA) Home: Away: Day Games: Night Games: vs. LH: vs. RH: 2-3, 2.92 ERA 1-2, 5.4 ERA -, 2.45 ERA 3-5, 4.2 ERA.288 (44x153), 6 HR, 16 BB, 32 K.278 (52x187), 1 HR, 2 BB, 36 K 216 HIGHS/LOWS (AAA) No. Opp Innings: 7. 8/26 vs. Round Rock Most s Allowed: 1 7/1 at Colorado Springs Least s Allowed: 3 7/19 vs. Sacramento Most Runs Allowed: 7 7/1 at Colorado Springs Least Runs Allowed: 7/19 vs. Sacramento Strikeouts: 7 8/21 vs. Oklahoma City Walks: 4 4x, (Most recent: 8/16 at SL) Homers Allowed: 2 8/26 vs. Round Rock Winning W2 Losing L3 current Shortest Start: 3.2 4/1 at Omaha Pitches Thrown: 111 8/26 vs. Round Rock LAST TIME (AAA) Date Opp Win: 7/19/16 vs. Sacramento Loss: 8/26/16 at Round Rock Quality Start: 8/8/16 vs. Memphis Complete Game: --- Shutout: --- CAREER vs. OPPONENT W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO DAY BY DAY STARTS Date Opp Result Dec IP H R ER BB SO HR Run Supp. Notes W Shortest career AAA start 4/15 OMA L 3- L, Z s home opener 4/2 IOW W Tied longest AAA start w/o decision W Exited trailing 3-1 W Fourth start allowing just one ER W 3-2 W, Ended streak of seven winless GS L 13-7 L, Most hits allowed since 6/27/13 7/6 RR W 9-3 W, Most run support this season 7/19 SAC W 3- (7) W, st B2B wins since 6/26-7/1/15 L Then season-high 14 pitches 7/29 IOW W pitches/55 strikes 8/8 MEM L 2- L, nd QS in last three GS L 9-3 L, Tied most ER given up in Triple-A GS 8/21 OKC W Season-high 7 K s 8/26 RR L 4-2 L, First time giving up 2HR since 6/22/14

3 7 6 FRANCISCO ROB BRANTLY ARCIA Game: DNP -1 Game: - Long 4 Long 1x1, RBI, 3K.232 in 75 games with Double-A Jacksonville with 18 RBI. Started the season with an 11-game hitting streak (4/7-4/21). Promoted to New Orleans on 8/2. Went 2x4 with an RBI and a run scored in Triple-A debut on 8/3 at Iowa NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BATTERS 5 COLE FIGUEROA Game: 1x1, RBI +3 1x1, RBI Long 5 2 KYLE 5x19, 2B, JENSEN R, RBI, 2 BB Game: Made his first Opening Day roster with Pittsburgh and went 4x26 in 23 games Long Batted.37 (23x75) in 2 games with AAA Indianapolis. Smacked walk-off single in the ninth to defeat Round Rock on 8/28 Opted for free agency and signed with the Marlins, joining NOLA on 7/16 Went 6x14 (.429) with four runs and an RBI in series at LV (8/12-8/15) Signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent in 26. Earned South Atlantic League All-Star honors in 212 with Class A Charleston, notching career bests in HRs (5), RBIs (46) and doubles (14), while posting a.326 first half average. Split 214 between AA Trenton and AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, posting a 15-game hitting streak from 7/2-7/31, hitting.333 during that span. Spent 215 with Trenton, where he played in a career high 7 games and reached base safely in 26 straight home games, the longest in the Eastern League ISAAC JORDAN GALLOWAY BROWN Game: 1x4, R, 2K +3 Game: 1x4, R, 2K Long 1 Long 2x14, 2B, 3RBI, 2K, SB 8/17 at SL Went 3x4 on 4/18 against Omaha, hitting his first HR of the season safely in 13 of 15 starts from 4/1-5/3, batting.344 (21x61) Only PCL player in 216 with a stolen base in 5 straight games (4/26-5/3).333 in series against OKC (5/2-5/5) with a double and a stolen base Went 4x13 (.38) with 2B, 3B, 3R against OKC from 6/17-6/2 Collected a 1-game hit streak from 7/26-8/5, batting.438 (14x32) Drafted in the eighth round of the 28 draft by the Marlins out of Los Osos High School (CA). a combined.271 with a career-high 31 stolen bases across 126 games in 213 with Class A Jupiter, with whom he was a Florida State League All-Star, and AA Jacksonville..217 with 21 extra-base hits for Jacksonville in 214, ranking seventh in the Southern League in triples (6)..249 in 123 games for the Z s in 215, leading the team and tying for sixth in the PCL in triples (6), including one off Barry Zito on 4/24 for his first Triple-A hit. 217 DESTIN ALEX HOOD BURG Game: Game: 2x5, K +1 2x5, K Long Long 1 3x16, 2B, RBI, 2R, BB, 3K, SB HR: HR: 8/18 at SL Slugged grand slam on Opening Day, 4/7 at OMA Homered in back-to-back games vs. Iowa, 4/19-2 Collected a 1-game hit streak from 7/24-8/4, batting.357 (15x42) Batted.583 (7x12) with five runs and three RBI in series at LV (8/12-8/15) Went 5x14 (.357) with 6 RBI, 2 HR and 4 runs in series at NVL (4/23-4/26) 7 RBIs, HR, 2B, 3B in series against Omaha from 6/9-6/12 Signed by the Marlins in free agency after splitting time between Columbus, Akron and Reading in 215. Selected by the Nationals in the 2nd round in 28. Played two season of rookie ball with the GCL affiliate before four stints at Single-A level from Earned All-Star recognition in 21 and 211 before getting the call up to Double-A in 212 with Harrisburg. eight homers and 9 RBIs with Harrisburg over three seasons. Saw first Triple-A action in 214 with Syracuse, hitting.294 with 1 dingers and 36 RBIs in 84 games. Had a rough start to 215, but recovered to hit 37 RBIs in final 42 games NICK DON KELLY GREEN Game: Game: 2x4, 2R, K +2 Long 2x4, 2R, K Long 8 2x13, RBI, BB, 2K 4/13 at IOW Smacked the Z s first triple of the season on 4/18 vs. OMA Scored game-winning run in 9 th inning on Wilson double, 4/2 vs. IOW Went 2x3 with 2 RBIs on 5/19 at Albuquerque Collected 1 st 3 RBI game of season on 8/19 at SL Posted a season-long eight-game hitting streak from May 22-June in 13 games with Miami from 7/6-27 Selected by the Detroit Tigers in the eighth round of the 21 draft. Earned All-Star status in 23 and 25, hitting.36 and.311 in the Tigers system. Debuted in the majors in 27 with Pittsburgh, collecting his first hit off of Russ Ortiz on 4/13. Rejoined the Tigers in 29, going 1x24 (.417) with the parent club before making the Opening Day roster in 21. Played at MLB level for most of next 7 seasons, with his best season coming in 21, where he hit.244 over 119 games (58x238), knocking nine homers and 27 RBIs. Had an injuryplagued season in 215, suffering from a broken finger and Tommy John surgery. Selected in the 6 th round in 28 by the San Diego Padres out of the University of Florida..33 for Lake Elsinore in 21 and was named a Cal League All-Star. Traded after the season with three others to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for Jason Bartlett. Ranked fifth in the International League with 132 hits for Durham in 213. Made MLB debut with the Rays in 214, hitting.233 in 23 games. Signed with the Yankees in 215 and finished ninth in the IL batting race with a.292 average for Scranton, also appearing in 2 games with New York. 28 COLE GILLESPIE Game: x4, RBI, K -2 x4, RBI, K Long 4 1x11, R, BB, K 4/12 at IOW 23 JOE MAHONEY Joined Game: the Z s on 4/9 after being designated for assignment by the Marlins. Smacked pinch hit home run on 4/12 at Iowa Long First multi-hit game of the season on NVL.235 with five RBI in 41 games with Miami from 5/1-7/27 Placed on the disabled list with a right hip strain on August 2 Selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the third round of the 26 draft out of Oregon State University. Traded to Arizona in 29 and hit.34 in 42 games for AAA Reno. Made MLB debut on 4/21/1 for Arizona before playing 69 games in Reno. Won a MiLB Gold Glove for Reno in 211. Appeared in 34 games for Seattle in 214 and one with Toronto while batting.357 (5x14) in 42 games for AAA Buffalo and Tacoma. In 215, played in 67 games each with New Orleans (batted.291) and the Miami Marlins (.29). 12 MATT JUENGEL Game: x3, 2BB -1 x3, 2BB Long 5 6x16, HR, 4R, RBI, 4BB, 2K 8/28 vs. RR 4 KEVIN MATTISON.284 Game: with 1 HR and 11 RBI in 21 games with AA Jacksonville Posted a.4 (4x1) average with a HR and 6 RBI in Long series vs. RR (7/4-7/6) Went 3x5 with two RBIs and two doubles on 5/17 at El Paso HR: Reached base all 4 plate appearances, with a HR and 2 RBI, on 6/1 at MEM Batted.35 (7x2) with two HR and nine RBI in series at LV (8/12-8/15) Collected 5 RBI on 7/6 vs. RR, going 3x4 with a double and a triple Selected by the Marlins in the 24th round of the 212 draft out of Texas A&M. Played in 46 games with A Jamestown that year, hitting.218 with three doubles, four triples and a home run while primarily playing 3B. Spent the entire 213 season with Greensboro and tied for fourth in the South Atlantic League in home runs (14) and RBI (63). Named a Florida State League All-Star in 214 with Jupiter after swatting 32 doubles with 6 HR and 65 RBI. Earned Southern League All-Star nod in 215 with Jacksonville finishing with 17 HR and 67 RBI, ranking second in the league in HR, sixth in RBI and seventh in extra-base hits. 18 DAVID LOUGH Game: x1, K -1 x1, K Long 2 11 BRYAN PETERSEN 4x15, 2 2B, 2R, BB, 2K, SB - Game: Batted.27 in 45 games for AAA Lehigh Valley with Long a HR and nine RBI Went 4x6 in third game of the season at Rochester with a run HR: and an RBI Promoted to Phillies on 4/18, playing in 3 games and hitting.239 Posted a.333 clip in 15 games in Philadelphia versus a.177 clip on the road.357 with ROB and two outs, and.444 with RISP and two down in AAA Released on 8/22, and signed to minor league deal with Marlins on 8/24 Selected in the 11th round of 27 draft by Kansas City. In 29, hit a combined.325 to earn CAR All-Star honors, Northwest Arkansas Player of the Year and George Brett ter of the Year award. Spent next three years with Triple-A Omaha, finishing in top three in 3B in PCL every year. Made MLB debut on 9/1/12. Finished eighth in AL Rookie of the Year voting in 213. On 5/27, became first KC rookie to record four hits in a game. Traded to Baltimore in December of 213, spending next two seasons with Orioles. Signed as a minor league free agent in 216 with Philadelphia.

4 9 9 AUSTIN KYLE SKIPWORTH NOLA Game: DNP +3 Game: - Long 6 Long 6x11, HR, 2RBI, K 8/27 vs. RR Collected first career two-hr game, 4/1 at OMA Went 3x4 with 4 RBI on 5/11 vs. CSP 1 st HR since 4/1 on 6/26 at MEM, 4 th 3RBI game (1 st since 5/21 at ABQ) Smacked HRs in back-to-back games for first time in his career (6/26-6/27) Batted.438 (7x16) with two 2B, five R, two RBI in series at LV (8/12-8/15) RBI single for game s only run in 1- win over Memphis on 8/9 Selected by the Miami Marlins in the fifth round of the 212 First-Year Player Draft out of LSU, with whom he won a College World Series title in 29. Led all Florida State League shortstops with a.974 fielding pct. for Jupiter in 213 and finished ninth in the league with 54 walks. a career-best.259 with 53 RBI in 214 for the Southern League Champion Jacksonville Suns and tied for the league lead with 77 walks. Saw his first Triple-A action in 215, hitting.28 (58x27) in 61 games with the Z s. Went 4x5 in his Zephyr Field debut on 7/4 vs. Iowa and finished with a.327 average at home. 4 3 ELLIOT JAKE SMOLINSKI SOTO Game: Game: 2x4, 3B, R, 3RBI +2 Long 2x4, 3B, R, 3RBI Long 4 1x2, R, BB, K 4/29 vs. MEM 4 th home run of his career on 4/29 vs. MEM Reached base all three PA (2x2, BB) and stole 1 st base on 5/27 vs. TAC Collected three hits and three runs on 7/6 vs. Round Rock Went 2x4 with a triple and 3 RBI on 8/3 at Colorado Springs Drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 15 th round in in 55 games in his rookie season. Saw his first Double-A action with Tennessee in 212, where he hit.22 (46x29) in 82 games. Split time in 213 with Tennessee and Class A Daytona, where he played in all six postseason games to lead the team to the Florida State League title. Missed first two months of 214 season due to 5-game suspension for violating the Minor League drug program. Promoted to Triple-A Iowa on 8/1, where he went 26x18 (.241) with one homer and 11 RBI. Traded to the Marlins on 7/31 in 215 in a deal for RHP Dan Haren. 13 CHRIS VALAIKA Game: Long NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BATTERS 11 J.T. RIDDLE Game: 2 KYLE 1x4, R, 2K JENSEN +9 1x4, R, 2K Long +9 Game: 6x16, 2R, 2B, K, SB 8/18 at SL Long Batted.278 (18x389) in 11 games with Jacksonville with 3 HR and 51 RBI Collected 25-game hitting streak from 6/23 to 8/6, longest in Southern League ting.338 (44x13) since the All-Star break with 15 RBI Posted a.35 clip with runners on base and a.351 average with RISP Went 4x4 with a walk on 7/8 at Biloxi Promoted to NOLA on 8/18 and homered that night at Salt Lake Selected in the 13th round of the 213 draft by Miami out of the University of Kentucky and hit.243 with Class-A Batavia after turning pro. Stole six bases in seven tries for the Muckdogs. Spent 214 with Class-A Greensboro, batting.28 with nine home runs and 6 RBI in 13 games. Began 215 with Single-A Jupiter, hitting.27 in 45 games with seven stolen bases to earn FSL All- Star honors. Promoted to Double-A Jacksonville and hit five homers with 2 RBI in 44 contests. Made Triple-A debut on August 4 against Oklahoma City. Missed final three weeks of the 215 season with a tooth infection. 6 TOMAS TELIS 23 JOE MAHONEY Game: 1x5, 2B +1 1x5, Game: 2B Long 8 5x16, 2 2B, HR, 4RBI, 2R, SB, 2K Long HR: 8/26 vs. RR Reached base in 7 of 12 PA during season-opening series at OMA, 4/7-1 Went 2x4 for his second multi-hit game of the season, 4/25 at NVL Smacked his fourth career triple at the AAA level on 5/2 at OKC Slugged 1 st HR of season on 5/27 vs. TAC to extend hit streak to 7 games.462 (6x13) with a home run and three RBI against Memphis (6/25-28) 2 nd Zephyr to collect three triples in a season as a catcher (Rick Wrona, 1994) Signed by the Texas Rangers as international free agent in 27. In his eighth seasons as a pro, he has been named an All-Star in three of last four years..297 with 11 homers and 69 RBI en route to SAL All-Star nod with Hickory in 211. Earned second straight Texas League honors in 214 before batting.345 in 36 games for Round Rock, 1 th -best in the PCL in that span, then made MLB debut with Texas. Became first MLB catcher to work a shutout in debut since Jason Kendall in Earned PCL All-Star honors after hitting.291 across 7 games with Round Rock. Traded to Marlins on 7/31 and hit.333 in 13 games for the Z s. 4 KEVIN MATTISON Game: Long 21 GIL VELAZQUEZ Game: Long 11 BRYAN PETERSEN Game: Long

5 33 6 ROB TYLER BRANTLY BREMER Win: Saves / Att: / Game: Loss: Inherited / Scored: 7 / 7 Long Save: First Batters: 2x4 (.5) Had with two saves and a 1.54 ERA in 23 games with AA Jacksonville prior to promotion to New Orleans on 6/17 Limited Southern League opponents to a.185 batting average (23x124) Returned to Double-A after allowing five runs in 1.2 IP on 7/1 at CSP Rejoined the Zephyrs on 8/28 Drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 27th round in 212 out of Baylor University. Named a Northwest League All-Star in 213 with Boise, posting a 2.15 ERA in 23 appearances and going 7x7 in save chances. Recorded 12 saves for Kane County in 214 prior to an August trade to the Marlins in a deal for RHP Chris Volstad. Allowed one run in 8. innings with 12 strikeouts and two saves for Greensboro to finish the season. Spent most of 215 with Class A Jupiter, logging a 1.84 ERA in 32 outings. Also pitched in 5 games with NOLA. NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BULLPEN -- RYAN 2 KYLE CHAFFEE JENSEN Win: Saves / Att: / Game: Loss: Inherited / Scored: 2 / 2 Long Save: First Batters: 1x1 (1.) Joined the Zephyrs on 8/14 from AA Jacksonville, pitching in one game Appeared in 29 games this season with the Suns, 2-3, 3.19 ERA Became 57 th different Zephyr to appear in a game this season on 8/16 Rejoined the Z s on 8/31 after pitching in three contests for Jacksonville Drafted in the 3rd round (15th overall) by the Los Angeles Angels in 28 out of Chipola Junior College (FL). Went 5-1 for AA Arkansas in 212 and pitched to a 2.92 ERA in 47 games for the Travelers in 213. Began 214 with Arkansas and went 3- in 13 games with a 2.31 ERA, earning a call-up to AAA Salt Lake. Went 1-2 with a 6.8 ERA in 31 games for Salt Lake. Signed with Miami as a free agent following the 214 season. Appeared in just 6 games with the Z s last year, going 1- with a 2.45 ERA before a season ending injury. 5 Appearances: 8/3 JORDAN -- BROWN / H, Long 2 1 H, HR: 1 2 6/19 OKC BRIAN ELLINGTON Win: 4/28 vs. MEM Saves / Att: 2 / 3 Loss: Inherited / Scored: 6 / 2 Save: 7/9 at NVL First Batters: 6x26 (.231) Over two stints with Miami, went 2-1 with a.92 ERA in 19 games Led PCL relievers in batting average against (.128) at time of call-up Struck out the side in the 8th inning in return to Z s on 7/6 vs. RR Nine straight scoreless outings from 5/16-7/9 with 22 K s in 12. IP Recorded 1 st career save on 7/7 at NVL Selected by the Marlins in the 16th round in 212 out of the University of West Florida. Committed to Florida State before undergoing Tommy John surgery. Spent 214 with Jupiter, going 2-2 with 47.1 IP with 56 strikeouts and earned 17 invite ALEX to the BURG Arizona Fall League, where he appeared in the Rising Stars Game. Made Game: debuts at Double-A, Triple-A and MLB levels in 215. Went 4-1 at Jacksonville before pitching one game with the Z s Long 7/31, retiring all four batters. Went 2-1 in 23 games for Miami, earning 2.88 ERA with 18 Ks. 5 Appearances: /28 RR /25 RR /26 IOW GREG NAPPO Win: 8/27 vs. RR Saves / Att: / 2 Loss: 8/7 vs. MEM Inherited / Scored: 7 / Save: First Batters: 5x21 (.238) Worked 4.1 IP of one-hit relief to earn win on 6/7 vs. CSP Made 1 NICK a spot start GREEN on 6/18 vs OKC Pitched Game: 4. shutout innings of relief on 7/23 at OKC with 9K Long Selected by the Marlins in the 18th round in 211 out of UConn. Named SAL All-Star in 212, posting a 2.77 ERA with three saves in 4 games. Compiled a 1.15 ERA in 36 appearances with Class A Jupiter in 213, and a 1.74 ERA in 34 games with AA Jacksonville in 214. Compiled a 2.66 ERA in 33 games with the Z s in 215, going 2-3 with 43 strikeouts in 47.1 innings pitched. Started year in Jacksonville, going 3- with a 2.4 ERA in 1 games. 5 Appearances: 8/27 RR W, /22 OKC BS, 2/W, /7 MEM L, Appearances: 8/16 JOE -- MAHONEY Game: Long 16 RAUDEL LAZO Win: 8/19 at SL Saves / Att: / Loss: Inherited / Scored: 9 / 3 Save: 8/27 vs. RR First Batters: 1x23 (.43) Opened with AA Jacksonville, going -1 with two saves and 3.9 ERA Allowed 1 ER and 9 hits in 14.2 IP over first 11 games with Zephyrs. Notched first AAA save on 8/8 vs. Memphis Earned first AAA win on 8/12 at Vegas Pitched for the Cuban National Team in 28-9 before defecting in 211 and signing with the Marlins. Went 7-1 with a 2.44 ERA in 41 games with Class A Jupiter in his pro debut in 212, also pitching in one game for NOLA. Underwent 4 KEVIN Tommy John MATTISON surgery in 213 and missed most of 214. Returned to the mound Game: in May 215 and logged a 1.96 ERA in 26 games between Jupiter and Jacksonville before making MLB debut in September, Long allowing two runs in 5.2 IP across seven games, including 4. scoreless IP to start his HR: career. 5 Appearances: 8/27 RR SV, /25 RR /22 OKC W, NEFI OGANDO Win: Saves / Att: 2 / 2 Loss: Inherited / Scored: 11 / 1 Save: 4/24 at NVL First Batters: 3x19 (.158) Opened the year with the Zephyrs, recording one save in six games. Promoted 11 BRYAN to Miami on PETERSEN 5/2 but pitched in only three games before a fractured rib forced Game: him to the disabled list from 5/9-6/25. Activated on 6/26 and optioned to New Orleans. Long Signed by the Boston Red Sox as a non-drafted free agent in 21. Went 4-4 with Greenville in 212, grabbing two saves and a 3.7 ERA. Earned a 2.6 post-break ERA in 213. Made 48 appearances in 214, earning 7x11 saves in 56. innings pitched with 57 strikeouts. Saw his first Triple-A and MLB action in 215, as he went 2-3 with a 2.86 ERA in 24 games for Reading, 2-2 with a 2.86 ERA in 21 games and made his MLB debut on 9/9 vs. Atlanta. 5 Appearances: /28 RR /23 OKC /2 OKC H, H,

6 46 9 JO-JO KYLE SKIPWORTH REYES Win: 8/21 vs. OKC Saves / Att: 4 / 6 Game: Loss: 8/6 at IOW Inherited / Scored: 17 / 4 Long Save: 7/19 vs. SAC First Batters: 8x3 (.267) Called up to Miami on June 28 Hurled two shutout innings on 4/25 at NVL Retired all 6 batters faced to earn 3 rd hold on 5/27 vs. TAC Inherited bases loaded in 8 th on 6/1 vs. OMA, retired all 4 batters for save Tossed two shutout innings on 6/2 vs. OKC for third save Selected in the 2 nd round in 23 draft by the Atlanta Braves. Split time with Toronto and Baltimore in 211, finishing at 7-11 with a 5.57 ERA in 29 games and throwing his only career complete game on 5/3 vs. Cleveland. Was limited by injuries to 17 starts in 212, but held lefties to.153 average against him. Pitched in Korea in , then in the Mexican League in 215, earning All-Star honors before signing with the Angels, where he made his first MLB appearance in four years on 9/3. NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS BULLPEN 25 ANDRE RIENZO Win: 8/28 vs. RR Saves / Att: 8 / 11 Loss: 5/6 at RR Inherited / Scored: 8 / 3 Save: 8/19 at SL First Batters: 7x24 (.292) Tossed a perfect ninth inning on 5/1 vs. CSP Earned the win on 5/19 at Albuquerque Spent two months on the disabled list with a lower back strain. Collected four saves in four straight appearances from 8/12-8/19 Posted 2 his KYLE second JENSEN win of the season on August 28 against Round Rock Signed as a non-drafted free agent with the White Sox in 26. Combined Game: for a 7-3 record in 18 starts across three levels of the White Sox organization in Long 212, holding batters to a.26 batting average. Fired a 7.-inning no-hitter on 7/25/13 vs. Indianapolis in his final start before making his MLB debut on 7/3 vs. Cleveland. Traded to Miami on 12/11/14 for LHP Dan Jennings. Went 2-6 with a 3.1 ERA in 15 games for New Orleans in 215, and posted a 5.95 ERA in 14 relief outings with Miami. 5 Appearances: 8/27 3 RR JAKE SMOLINSKI H, /23 Game: OKC /21 OKC W, Long 1 H, HR: 1 1 8/8 MEM H, Appearances: 8/28 RR W, /25 RR /22 OKC SV, SV, DREW STECKENRIDER Win: Saves / Att: 6 / 6 Loss: 8/23 vs. OKC Inherited / Scored: 3 / Save: 8/2 vs. OKC First Batters: 2x7 (.286) Struck out 17 and allowed two hits in 1. scoreless IP with Class A Jupiter. Promoted to Jacksonville on 5/11 and went 1- with six saves and 1.48 ERA Named Marlins Minor League Pitcher of the Month for June Did not allow a run in final 18. innings with Jacksonville, 6/14-7/28. Collected six saves in his first six opportunities for New Orleans Drafted by the Marlins in the 8 th round in 212 out of the University of Tennessee. Limited New York-Penn League opponents to a.217 average in pro debut in 212 with Jamestown. Struck out eight batters in 5. innings of one-hit ball on 4/29/13 vs. Rome in his final start before undergoing Tommy John surgery and missing all of 214. Split 215 at Class A between Greensboro and Jupiter, combining to go 5-6 with a 3. ERA in 26 games (16 starts). Ended the year with a 16.-inning scoreless streak over his last five outings. 5 Appearances: 8/23 OKC L, /2 OKC SV, SV, SV, SV, W-L ERA IP R ER BB K HR STARTERS Saves/Att: 41 / 57 RELIEVERS Inherited Runners/Scored: 125 / 38 Francisco Brian Isaac Destin Greg 41 Austin J.T. Asher Dylan Kendry Cole Matt Adrian Andre Elliot Players handle their own social media accounts. Content on these sites do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Zephyrs.

7 216 ZEPHYRS BY THE NUMBERS Opponent Total Home Away Home: Albuquerque 4- n/a 4- Away: Colorado Springs Day: Fresno n/a Night: El Paso -4 n/a -4 Z s score first: Iowa Run games: Las Vegas 4- n/a 4- Z s score 5+: Memphis vs. RH starter: Nashville vs. LH starter: 2-12 Oklahoma City By series: Omaha Z s commit error: Reno -4-4 n/a Z s hit home run: Round Rock at-bat: Sacramento n/a Starter pitches 6+: 3-24 Salt Lake 3-1 n/a 3-1 Quality starts: Tacoma n/a Shutouts: Outhit Opponent Total Home Away Lead after 6 inns: 53-8 American South Trail after 6 inns: 6-52 American North Lead after 8 inns: 51-4 Pacific South 11-5 n/a 11-5 Trail after 8 inns: 1-58 Pacific North n/a Come from behind wins: 22 Bat around for / against: 7 / 8 White jersey: Longest Win +6 Grey jersey: Longest Lose -7 Blue jersey: High water mark: +2 Alternate jersey: 1- Low water mark: -9 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN FOR & AGAINST Zephyrs MOST RECENT Opponents MOST RECENT Solo 63 Juengel (8/28 vs. RR) Solo 68 Hoying (8/28 vs. RR) Two-run 24 Juengel (8/13 at LV) Two-run 35 Robinson (8/26 vs. RR) Three-run 8 Juengel (8/15 at LV) Three-run 7 A. Rosa (8/16 at SL) Grand slam 1 Hood (4/7 at OMA) Grand slam 3 Reed (8/3 at CSP) RECORD BREAKDOWN BY DAY & MONTH Day REC STREAK Month REC AVG R RPG HR ERA Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday June Thursday July Friday August Saturday September Sunday RECORD BREAKDOWN BY RUNS SCORED & ALLOWED Zephyrs Score Zephyrs Allow RUNS FOR & AGAINST BREAKDOWN BY INNING EX TOTAL Zephyrs Opponents

8 MISCELLANEOUS STATS ACCOMPLISHMENTS MULTI-HOMER GAMES: Nola (4/1 at OMA), Scruggs (6/15 at RR, 7/3 at CSP, 7/8 at NVL and 8/17 at SL), Andino (6/23 at OMA and 7/15 at FRE) GRAND SLAMS: Hood (4/7 at OMA) BACK2BACK HR: Kelly/Scruggs (4/13 at IOW), Juengel/Galloway (5/2 at ABQ), Galloway/Corporan (6/22 at OMA), Hood/Juengel (7/4 vs. RR), Telis/Scruggs (8/13 at LV) PCL HITTER OF THE WEEK AWARD: PCL PITCHER OF THE WEEK AWARD: MARLINS HITTER OF THE MONTH AWARD: Hood (April), Scruggs (July) MARLINS PITCHER OF THE MONTH AWARD: ZEPHYRS BIG INNINGS (5 runs or more) ZEPHYRS COME FROM BEHIND WINS (3 runs or more) Date Opp. Runs Inn Result Date Opp Deficit Inn Final 5 1 st W 6-3 7/9 at NVL 3-5 th th L 1-8 8/13 at LV nd 9-8 6/7 CSP 6 6 th W /15 at LV st /9 OMA 5 6 th W 5-1 8/28 vs. RR 4-4 th th W th W 8-6 7/26 IOW 6 3 rd W 9-5 7/29 IOW 5 2 nd W rd W 12-8 WALK-OFF LOSSES WALK-OFF WINS Date Opp Score Game Winning Play Date Opp Score Game Winning Play L 6-5 T. Cruz bases loaded BB 4/2 IOW W 3-2 K. Wilson RBI double L 7-6 C. Pinder RBI double 4/28 MEM W 2-1 X. Scruggs RBI single in 1th L 1-8 R. Schimpf 2-run HR 8/28 RR W 5-4 C. Figueroa RBI single in 9th L 7-6 R. Valenzuela RBI single L 4-2 T. Adams 3-run HR PINCH HIT HOMERS COMPLETE GAMES Date Batter Opp Inn Homer Date Pitcher Opp. Inn. Result 4/12 C. 7 th Solo 5/3 P. Clemens TAC 6 T 2-2 8/7 R. Andino MEM 1 th Solo 6/4 P. Clemens CSP 5 W 3-6/8 D. 6 W 5-1 8/9 J. Esch MEM 7 W 1- SERIES SWEEPS SWEPT BY Date Opp. Games Dates Opp Games 4/28-4/29 MEM /23-5/26 REN 4 6/9-6/12 OMA 4 7/3-8/2 NVL 4 4 PITCHERS HITTING PINCH HITTING Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Adkins Andino Axelrod Black Bremer 1. Ciriaco 5 3. Breslow 2 1. Corporan Cosart Esch 1. Clemens Figueroa Ege 1. Galloway 4 3. Esch Gillespie Flores Hood 1 1. Guthrie Juengel 2 1. Kinley 1 1. Kelly Lazo 1. Lough 1 1. Nappo Lutz 5 3. Narveson Nappo 1. Nicolino Nieto 3 1. Pineyro 2 2. Nola Reed Scruggs Reyes 9 8. Shoemaker Urena Soto Wojciechowski Telis. Weber 1. Wilson 2.

9 MISCELLANEOUS STATS ZEPHYRS RECORD BY POSITION C Telis (25-3), Nieto (14-19), Corporan (17-15), Arcia (11-4) 1B Scruggs (26-27), Telis (14-1), Black (5-1), Kelly (5-1), Shoemaker (7-6), Gillespie (7-2), Bour (2-2), Weber (1-1) 2B Nola (23-27), Soto (13-14), Kelly (7-7), Ciriaco (5-6), Figueroa (8-3), Andino (5-5), Gordon (3-6), Lutz (2-), Mooney (1-) 3B Juengel (46-51), Nola (1-3), Soto (5-4), Kelly (3-5), Lutz (3-4), Ciriaco (-1) SS Andino (41-4), Nola (15-16), Soto (4-7), Riddle (5-4), Ciriaco (2-1) LF Hood (34-32), Scruggs (12-14), Galloway (1-11), Andino (4-5), Figueroa (2-3), Gillespie (1-3), Kelly (2-), Lough (2-) CF Galloway (27-26), Wilson (25-27), Hood (13-11), Andino (1-2), Lough (1-1), Gillespie (-1) RF Galloway (25-2), Wilson (16-17), Hood (11-2), Gillespie (9-4), Figueroa (6-7) P Axelrod (1-14), Flores (9-6), Nicolino (8-6), Narveson (7-7), Clemens (7-6), Urena (7-5), Cosart (6-4), Reed (2-7), Wojciechowski (3-6), Guthrie (3-3), Esch (3-1), Pineyro (1-2), Adkins (1-), Nappo (-1) DH Telis (6-4), Kelly (5-5), Scruggs (5-2), Shoemaker (3-2), Juengel (2-3), Black (2-2), Hood (3-), Weber (-2), Mooney (1-), Ciriaco (1-), Riddle (1-), Bour (-1), Gillespie (-1), Figueroa (-1), Lutz (-1), Nieto (-1) ZEPHYRS RECORD BY BATTING ORDER 1 st Wilson (21-25), Andino (27-18), Figueroa (8-7), Galloway (6-8), Gordon (3-6), Ciriaco (-2), Gillespie (1-1), Lough (1-), Bour (-1) 2 nd Nola (21-19), Andino (15-24), Kelly (11-11), Telis (7-5), Soto (4-2), Ciriaco (2-4), Figueroa (3-), Gillespie (2-), Lough (1-1), Scruggs (1-1), Galloway (1-), Mooney (1-), Bour (1-), Riddle (-1) 3 rd Scruggs (39-43), Hood (19-12), Andino (4-7), Telis (3-1), Kelly (1-3), Bour (1-2) 4 th Hood (36-42), Juengel (21-16), Kelly (2-4), Black (1-4), Gillespie (3-1), Lutz (2-1), Scruggs (2-) 5 th Juengel (21-23), Telis (16-11), Galloway (6-9), Hood (6-7), Gillespie (7-5), Kelly (4-3), Black (3-2), Shoemaker (1-3), Riddle (-2), Figueroa (1-), Nola (1-), Corporan (1-), Andino (-1), Ciriaco (-1) 6 th Telis (12-2), Galloway (12-12), Juengel (6-9), Nola (5-4), Shoemaker (4-4), Gillespie (5-1), Riddle (4-1), Ciriaco (3-2), Black (2-3), Andino (3-1), Wilson (1-3), Corporan (1-3), Figueroa (2-1), Lutz (2-1), Kelly (2-1), Weber (1-1), Nieto (1-1), Scruggs (1-) 7 th Galloway (19-13), Corporan (7-8), Nola (7-7), Telis (5-6), Nieto (4-5), Wilson (4-3), Kelly (4-2), Juengel (1-5), Figueroa (1-5), Soto (2-3), Shoemaker (3-1), Arcia (1-3), Andino (2-1), Black (1-2), Gillespie (-3), Riddle (2-), Ciriaco (2-), Lutz (1-1), Lough (1-) 8 th Galloway (16-12), Soto (8-13), Nola (11-9), Nieto (7-11), Wilson (6-8), Corporan (6-4), Arcia (8-), Kelly (1-3), Shoemaker (2-1), Telis (2-1), Lutz (-2), Figueroa (-1), Juengel (-1), Black (-1), Weber (-1) 9 th Soto (7-8), Wilson (8-5), Nola (3-7), Nieto (3-2), Galloway (2-2), Arcia (2-1), Corporan (2-), Figueroa (1-), Mooney (1-), Weber (1-) MULTIPLE HIT GAMES HITTING STREAK Name TOTAL Name LONGEST CURRENT Hood Hood 1 1 Telis Galloway 1 3 Andino Andino 9 3 Juengel Riddle 9 9 Scruggs Telis 8 1 Galloway Kelly 8 2 Nola Nola 6 3 Wilson Gordon 6 - Soto Wilson 6 - Kelly 8 8 Juengel 5 - Corporan Scruggs 5 5 Nieto Nieto 5 4 Shoemaker Figueroa 5 3 Gillespie 5 5 Corporan 5 - Figueroa 5 5 Gillespie 4 - Gordon 3 3 Arcia 4 - Black Soto 4 2 Ciriaco Shoemaker 4 1 Arcia 3 3 Ciriaco 3 1 Riddle Black 3 1 Weber 1 1 Lough 2 - Lough 1 1 Mooney 2 2 Narveson 1 1 Weber 2 1 Urena 1 1 Bour 1 1 Lutz 1 - Total MULTIPLE RBI GAMES CATCHERS BOX Name TOTAL Name ERA ER/IP CS/ATT PCT PB CI Hood Telis / / Scruggs Nieto / / Andino Corporan / / Nola Arcia / / Juengel Telis Galloway 8 8 Wilson 4 4 Nieto Corporan Black Figueroa Shoemaker 2 2 Gillespie 2 2 Kelly Soto 2 2 Esch 1 1 Mooney 1 1 Guthrie 1 1 Narveson 1 1 Total

10 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS DAY BY DAY Date Opp Result Winner Loser Save Record Pos GB Time Att._ 4/7 at oma W 6-3 Nicolino (1-) Almonte (-1) Barraclough (1) 1- T1st -- 2:59 4,37 4/8 at oma L 6-5 Culver (1-) McGough (-1) 1-1 T2nd -1. 3:6 3,21 4/9 at oma L 11-8 Flynn (1-) Clemens (-1) Moylan (1) 1-2 T3rd -2. 3:18 2,662 4/1 at oma W 7-4 Barraclough (1-) Dziedzic (-1) Rienzo (1) 2-2 T2nd -2. 3:13 3,932 4/1 at iow L 9-1 Pena (1-) Pineyro (-1) 2-3 T2nd -2. 3:14 3,456 4/12 at iow W 4-2 Nicolino (2-) Barnes (-1) Wittgren (1) 3-3 2nd -2. 2:5 3,616 4/13 at iow L 9-5 Mejia (1-) Urena (-1) 3-4 T2nd -2. 2:45 3,783 4/14 at iow L 4-2 Gomes (1-) Clemens (-2) Patton (1) 3-5 T3rd -2. 2:54 5,513 4/15 OMA L 3- Dziedzic (1-1) Flores (-1) Duensing (1) 3-6 4th -3. 2:4 8,955 4/16 OMA L 6-1 Pounders (2-) Pineyro (-2) Peterson (1) 3-7 4th -3. 2:37 9,84 4/17 OMA L 3-2 Huff (1-) Nicolino (2-1) Alexander (1) 3-8 4th :22 4,714 4/18 OMA W 3- Urena (1-1) Lannan (1-1) Ege (1) 4-8 4th -3. 2:13 8,1 4/19 IOW W 7-5 Clemens (1-2) Barnes (1-2) Rienzo (2) 5-8 4th -2. 2:51 4,18 4/2 IOW W 3-2 Nappo (1-) Gomes (1-1) 6-8 4th -2. 2:47 3,327 4/21 IOW L 4-1 Soto (1-) Ege (-1) Patton (2) 6-9 4th :55 4,161 4/22 IOW L 5- Williams (1-1) Nicolino (2-2) 6-1 4th :46 7,664 4/23 at nvl W 7-4 Nappo (2-) Smith (-3) Rienzo (3) 7-1 4th -3. 2:58 1,413 4/24 at nvl W 4-3 Clemens (2-2) Hahn (-1) Ogando (1) 8-1 3rd -2. 2:57 7,593 4/25 at nvl W 4-3 (1) Jokisch (1-1) Brasier (-1) 9-1 T2nd -2. 2:47 1,338 4/26 at nvl L 7-6 Brasier (1-1) Nappo (2-1) 9-11 T2nd -3. 3:8 4,695 4/28 MEM W 2-1 (1) Ellington (1-) Socolovich (-2) nd -2. 3:1 4,188 4/29 MEM W 7- Clemens (3-2) McGuire (-3) nd -1. 2:28 7,378 4/3 MEM Postponed: rain. Rescheduled for August 8. 5/1 MEM Postponed: rain. Rescheduled for August 9. 5/2 at okc W 3-2 (1) Wittgren (1-) Cotton (2-2) McGowan (1) nd -1. 3:39 3,116 5/3 at okc W 2- Cosart (1-) Avilan (-1) Jokisch (1) nd -1. 2:5 3,791 5/4 at okc L 5- Urias (3-1) Clemens (3-3) nd -2. 2:39 1,871 5/5 at okc L 9-2 Lee (4-1) Axelrod (-1) nd -2. 2:34 5,644 5/6 at rr L 5-3 Faulkner (2-) Rienzo (-1) Jackson (1) nd -3. 2:53 13,194 5/7 at rr W 3-2 Flores (1-1) Gonzalez (1-3) McGowan (2) nd -2. 2:45 1,37 5/8 at rr L 4-3 Martinez (3-1) Cosart (1-1) Mendoza (3) nd -3. 2:39 6,4 5/9 at rr L 2-1 Tepesch (3-2) Ege (-2) Pisher (4) nd -4. 2:36 6,191 5/1 CSP W 1- Axelord (1-1) Burgos (1-3) Rienzo (4) nd -3. 2:33 3,678 5/11 CSP L 9-5 Dillard (2-) Adkins (-1) nd -3. 3:7 4,975 5/12 CSP L 4-2 (12) Chapman (2-) Tomshaw (-1) Magnifico (8) rd -3. 3:39 4,457 5/13 CSP L 1-3 Jungmann (1-2) Cosart (1-2) rd -3. 3:11 5,845 5/14 at ep L 1-8 (11) Eitel (3-) Nappo (2-2) 15-2 T3rd -3. 3:35 8,965 5/15 at ep L 7-6 Dominguez (2-1) Reyes (-1) T3rd -3. 2:53 7,227 5/16 at ep L 7-6 Guthrie (2-5) Narveson (-1) Yardley (1) th -4. 2:35 6,883 5/17 at ep L 11-7 McCutchen (5-2) Reed (-1) th -5. 2:44 8,162 5/19 at abq W 5-4 Rienzo (1-1) Moll (1-2) Wittgren (2) th :48 5,11 5/2 at abq W 8-1 Clemens (4-3) Musgrave (-1) T3rd :41 6,251 5/21 at abq W 9-2 Axelrod (2-1) Flemer (3-1) rd :53 13,127 5/22 at abq W 4-3 Ege (1-2) Castro (-3) rd -4. 2:36 5,428 5/23 REN L 6-2 Leone (2-) Breslow (-1) rd -5. 2:54 3,135 5/24 REN L 4-1 Escobar (2-1) Cosart (1-3) Bracho (9) rd :42 2,683 5/25 REN L 7-5 Buschmann (1-4) Clemens (4-4) Bracho (1) T3rd :14 3,228 5/26 REN L 7-5 Godley (1-) Axelrod (2-2) Capps (1) th :46 3,86 5/27 TAC W 3-1 Narveson (1-1) Milles (-1) Breslow (1) 2-27 T3rd :19 4,41 5/28 TAC L 7-3 Sampson (5-3) Reed (-2) 2-28 T3rd :47 5,796 5/29 TAC W 2-1 Cosart (2-3) Roach (4-3) Hall (1) rd :16 4,474 5/3 TAC T 2-2 (6) rd -9. 1: /31 at mem L 1- McGuire (3-6) Nappo (2-3) Tuivailala (5) th -1. 2:17 3,522 6/1 at mem L 3-2 Reyes (1-) Narveson (1-2) Gonzalez (4) th -1. 2:32 2,351 6/2 at mem W 4-1 Ege (2-2) Church (-1) th -1. 2:34 3,238 6/3 at mem W 5-1 Reyes (1-1) Mayers (1-1) th :35 5,368 6/4 CSP W 3- (5) Clemens (5-4) Jungmann (1-3) rd :41 4,413 6/5 CSP W 3- Axelrod (3-2) Lopez (1-4) Ege (2) rd :28 3,267 6/6 CSP L 2-1 Magnifico (1-4) Breslow (-2) Freeman (1) rd :41 3,185 6/7 CSP W 11-2 Nappo (3-3) Suter (1-3) rd :34 3,974 6/9 OMA W 5-1 Reed (1-2) Binford (1-3) rd -9. 2:8 3,79 6/1 OMA W 3-2 Clemens (6-4) Peterson (1-2) Reyes (1) rd -9. 2:41 7,82 6/11 OMA W 3-1 Axelrod (4-2) Lannan (5-5) Breslow (2) rd -8. 2:17 4,594 6/12 OMA W 7-4 Ege (3-2) Murray (1-1) Reyes (2) rd -8. 2:43 4,924 6/13 at rr W 6- Narveson (2-2) Lohse (2-3) rd -7. 2:23 8,572 6/14 at rr L 4-2 DeFratus (3-2) Kinley (-1) rd -7. 2:25 8,171 6/15 at rr W 8-6 (14) Ege (4-2) Grullon (-1) rd -7. 4:17 7,676 6/16 at rr L 3-2 Roth (6-2) Axelrod (4-3) Carter (2) rd -7. 2:27 9,349 6/17 OKC L 6-2 Tepesch (7-2) Urena (1-2) rd -8. 2:36 8,662 6/18 OKC L 8-2 Bonilla (2-2) Nappo (3-4) rd -8. 2:45 6,245 6/19 OKC L 5-2 Stewart (2-) Reed (1-3) Avilan (4) th :36 5,414 6/2 OKC W 4-1 Nicolino (3-2) Cotton (6-4) Reyes (3) rd :19 5,36 6/21 at oma W 6-5 Axelrod (5-3) Lannan (5-7) Kinley (1) rd -8. 2:56 3,272 6/22 at oma W 4-2 Jokisch (2-1) McCarthy (-2) Ege (3) rd -7. 2:36 6,96 6/23 at oma W 9-3 Narveson (3-2) Almonte (3-5) rd :2 7,845 6/24 at oma L 6-1 Mills (2-) Reed (1-4) rd :42 9,23

11 NEW ORLEANS ZEPHYRS DAY BY DAY Date Opp Result Winner Loser Save Record Pos GB Time Att._ 6/25 at mem L 4- Baker (1-) Nicolino (3-2) Tuivailala (11) rd :41 7,51 6/26 at mem L 6-4 Williams (4-1) Axelrod (5-4) Tuivailala (12) rd :47 3,752 6/27 at mem L 4-3 Brebbia (1-2) Breslow (-3) Socolovich (2) th :8 3,31 6/28 at mem W 8-7 Guthrie (4-5) Reyes (2-1) Ege (4) rd :11 3,694 6/3 at csp L 7-3 Suter (3-4) Nappo (3-5) th :39 4,559 7/1 at csp L 13-7 Burgos (5-5) Flores (1-2) th :57 3,598 7/2 at csp L 8-6 Goforth (2-1) Kinley (-2) th :42 2,748 7/3 at csp W 12-8 Guthrie (5-5) Gagnon (1-1) th :45 8,753 7/4 RR W 3-2 Reed (2-4) Lohse (3-5) Ege (5) th :16 8,414 7/5 RR L 8- Mendez (1-) Wojciechowski (2-3) th :47 5,4 7/6 RR W 9-3 Flores (2-2) Reyes (-1) th :31 4,23 7/7 at nvl W 1- Breslow (1-3) Hahn (1-5) Ellington (1) th : 7,487 7/8 at nvl W 5-1 (6) Axelrod (6-4) Neal (6-2) th :47 7,444 7/9 at nvl W 8-6 Guthrie (6-5) Smith (5-7) Ellington (2) th :1 1,18 7/1 at nvl L 8-2 Overton (1-4) Wojciechowski (2-4) th :31 5,64 *All-Star Break* 7/14 FRE L 6-2 Valdez (7-1) Urena (1-3) th :49 5,272 7/15 FRE W 9-5 Cosart (3-3) Shirley (7-6) th :12 7,291 7/16 FRE W 5-1 Nicolino (4-3) Hauschild (7-8) rd :28 6,511 7/17 FRE L 2- Peacock (4-4) Guthrie (6-6) Hoyt (23) rd :22 5,34 7/18 SAC Postponed: wet grounds. Rescheduled for July 19. 7/19 SAC L 1- (7) Blach (1-5) Narveson (3-3) Machi (5) rd :5 --- DH SAC W 3- (7) Flores (3-2) Okert (4-3) Reyes (4) rd :52 4,978 7/2 SAC L 1-4 Mejia (3-1) Cosart (3-4) rd :45 5,19 7/21 SAC L 5-4 Stratton (7-4) Nicolino (4-4) Machi (6) rd :8 5,856 7/22 at okc L 8-5 Cash (1-) Guthrie (6-7) LeCure (1) T3rd :57 9,524 7/23 at okc L 4-3 Cotton (8-5) Axelrod (6-5) Rhame (6) th :35 8,86 7/24 at okc L 5-3 West (2-) Ege (4-3) Rhame (7) th :47 5,75 7/25 at okc W 9-3 Narveson (4-3) De Leon (3-1) th :28 4,516 7/26 IOW W 9-5 Nicolino (5-4) Buchanan (9-6) th :58 3,74 7/27 IOW L 8-2 Patton (1-) Guthrie (6-8) th : 3,863 7/28 IOW W 7-1 Axelrod (7-5) Cahill (-2) rd :48 4,382 7/29 IOW W 7-5 Reyes (2-1) Rucinski (5-11) Ogando (2) nd :51 7,75 7/3 NVL L 2- Detwiler (3-) Narveson (4-4) Healy (7) nd :55 4,89 7/31 NVL L 6-2 Jensen (2-4) Nicolino (5-5) rd :31 5,65 8/1 NVL L 7- Mengden (4-1) Wojciechowski (2-5) th :4 3,933 8/2 NVL L 5-1 Alcantara (2-) Axelrod (7-6) th :42 3,794 8/3 at iow W 9-4 Urena (2-3) Rucinski (5-12) th :4 8,998 8/4 at iow L 7-4 Pries (4-2) Narveson (4-5) Patton (9) th : 5,358 8/5 at iow W 3- Nicolino (6-5) Buchanan (1-7) Steckenrider (1) th :23 13,215 8/6 at iow L 6-1 Riefenhauser (2-1) Reyes (2-2) th :53 11,47 8/7 MEM L 5-2 (1) Sherriff (6-) Nappo (3-6) th :48 5,478 8/8 MEM W 1- (7) Urena (3-3) Mayers (3-5) Lazo (1) th : DH MEM L 2- (7) Weaver (1-) Flores (3-3) Socolovich (4) th :11 5,43 8/9 MEM W 6-4 (7) Adkins (1-) Heyer (2-1) Steckenrider (2) th :4 --- DH MEM W 1- (7) Esch (1-) Lee (1-4) th :4 4,68 8/1 MEM Cancelled: rain 8/12 at lv W 6-5 Lazo (1-) Henderson (-2) Rienzo (5) th :1 5,846 8/13 at lv W 9-8 (1) Nappo (4-6) Walters (2-3) Steckenrider (3) th :37 1,888 8/14 at lv W 8-6 Axelrod (8-6) Below (5-11) Rienzo (6) th :49 2,13 8/15 at lv W 12-8 Reed (3-4) Bradford (5-3) Steckenrider (4) rd -1. 3:24 3,42 8/16 at sl L 9-3 Scribner (3-1) Flores (3-4) T3rd :51 5,761 8/17 at sl W 4-3 Nicolino (7-5) McGowin (5-11) Rienzo (7) rd :56 6,188 8/18 at sl W 2- Wojciechowski (3-5) Smith (7-8) Steckenrider (5) T2nd -1. 2:42 11,62 8/19 at sl W 5-3 Lazo (2-) Guerra (3-2) Rienzo (8) T2nd -9. 2:43 1,62 8/2 OKC W 3-2 Esch (2-) Bawcom (5-4) Steckenrider (6) nd -9. 2:43 6,487 8/21 OKC W 5-3 Reyes (3-2) LeCure (5-4) Brice (1) nd -9. 2:36 5,175 8/22 OKC L 7- De Leon (6-1) Nicolino (7-6) nd -1. 2:43 4,86 8/23 OKC L 7-1 (1) Fien (1-) Steckenrider (-1) T2nd :12 4,897 8/24 RR W 2-1 Axelrod (9-6) Gonzalez (8-9) Brice (2) nd :11 4,942 8/25 RR L 5-2 Mendez (3-1) Esch (2-1) T2nd :53 5,247 8/26 RR L 4-2 Roth (1-5) Flores (3-5) Leclerc (1) rd :23 5,961 8/27 RR W 5-2 Nappo (5-6) Payano (2) Lazo (2) T2nd :49 5,283 8/28 RR W 5-4 Rienzo (2-1) Leclerc (2-2) nd :53 5,23 8/29 at csp Cancelled: rain 8/3 at csp L 13-5 Wilkerson (2-5) Axelrod (9-7) T2nd :3 5,26 8/31 at csp 9/1 at csp 9/2 NVL 9/3 NVL 9/4 NVL 9/5 NVL