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1 RENO ACES BASEBALL CLUB NEWS & NOTES GREATER NEVADA FIELD EVANS AVE. RENO, NV TONIGHT S GAME INFORMATION Reno Aces (-, nd, Pacific Northern) New Orleans Zephyrs (9-, rd, American Southern) RHP Zack Godley (-, -.--) RHP Dylan Axelrod (-,.8) VS. Thursday, May, : PM PT Zephyr Field Radio Broadcast: KPLY AM Game Road Game DAY DATE OPPONENT PROBABLE PITCHERS TIME (PT) RADIO/TV Friday May Round Rock RHP Kyle Drabek (-,.8) vs. LHP Michael Roth (-,.77) : KPLY AM Saturday May Round Rock RHP Braden Shipley (-,.98) vs. RHP Kyle Lohse (-,.97) : KPLY AM Sunday May Round Rock LHP Edwin Escobar (-,.8) vs. RHP Chi Chi Gonzalez (-,.) : AM KPLY AM Monday Round Rock RHP Matt Buschmann (-,.) vs. RHP Nick Martinez (-,.) : AM KPLY AM ACE IN THE HOLE At Home: - On the Road: - Day Games: 9- Night Games: - vs. RHP: 7-7 vs. LHP: - Before All-Star Break: - After All-Star Break: - April: 9- May: - June: - July: - August: - September: - Monday: - Tuesday: - Wednesday: - Thursday: - Friday: - Saturday: - Sunday: - Scoring First: -8 Opponent Scoring First: - Extra Innings: - Doubleheaders: - Commit An Error: - Commit No Errors: - Walk-Off Wins: Walk-Off Losses: vs. Pacific Northern: 8- vs. Pacific Southern: 7- vs. American Northern: - vs. American Southern: - Scoring + Runs: -7 Opp. Scoring + Runs: -9 Scoring Or Fewer Runs: - Opp. Scoring Or Fewer Runs: 8- Out-Hit Opponent/Tie: 9-7 Out-Hit By Opponent: - Lead After : 7- Trail After : - Tied After : - Lead After 7: 8- Trail After 7: - Tied After 7: - Lead After 8: 8- Trail After 8: - Tied After 8: - Series (W-L-S): -- Game : - Game : - Game : - Game : - Game : - Series Sweeps: - Tonight s Game: The Reno Aces continue an eight-game road trip with the finale of a four-game series against the New Orleans Zephyrs at Zephyr Field. Right-hander Zack Godley gets the ball for Reno in his first career Triple-A start, opposite New Orleans righty Dylan Axelrod. Last Night s Game: The Aces earned their first series victory in the Crescent City since with a 7- victory in game three of their four-game set with the Zephyrs on Wednesday night. Jack Reinheimer and Ed Lucas led the Aces with two RBI apiece as Reno used a six-run sixth inning to pull ahead before hanging on for the two-run win. New Orleans took a - lead during a two-out rally in the fourth with a Brady Shoemaker double and an RBI single by Isaac Galloway, who was caught stealing to end the inning. Reno broke up Paul Clemens no-hit bid and then took a - lead with six runs in the sixth, marking the Aces biggest inning of the season. Todd Glaesmann led off the inning with a double down the left-field line, advancing to third with heads-up baserunning on Mike Freeman s flyout. Peter O Brien then roped an RBI single to left to plate Glaesmann, with Kyle Jensen scoring O Brien on a two-base hit to left. Reinheimer continued the hit parade with an RBI single to bring in Jensen before Lucas launched a two-run home run over the left-field wall. Tuffy Gosewisch followed Lucas with a single, scoring two batters later when Glaesmann reached on a fielding error. The Zephyrs answered Reno s sixth-inning outburst with four runs of their own in the home half on four hits and four walks. New Orleans started with two singles and a double to close the gap to -. A walk prompted Aces Manager Phil Nevin to summon Matt Stites from the bullpen to replace starter Matt Buschmann. The Aces traded another Zephyr run for a -- double play, but an RBI single and a bases-loaded walk then shrunk the visitors lead to one. Reno continued the scoring in the seventh, stretching its advantage to 7-. Reinheimer hit a two-out RBI double to capitalize on a key throwing error by former Aces pitcher Cody Hall that allowed Jensen to advance after he had singled to start the two-out rally. Dominic Leone and Silvino Bracho (@ silvinobracho) worked scoreless innings in the eighth and ninth to secure the game and the series. O Brien and Jensen joined Lucas with two-hit games, and each drove in a run. Freeman added a stolen base, as did O Brien, whose theft was the second of his career. Buschmann (-) earned his first victory of the season, allowing four earned runs on nine hits over five-plus innings with two walks and four strikeouts. Bracho s save was his th of the season, which gave him sole possession of the Pacific Coast League lead as of the end of the game. Dylan Axelrod: -year-old Dylan Axelrod starts tonight for New Orleans. The right-hander is - with a.8 ERA and 8 strikeouts in Triple-A this year, working 9. innings over seven games (six starts) for the Zephyrs. Last season, he went - with a 7. ERA and strikeouts in. innings over six appearances for the Cincinnati Reds, and -8 with a.8 ERA and 9 strikeouts in. innings over appearances ( starts) for Louisville. In career Minor League games (7 starts), Axelrod is 7- with a.9 ERA and 7 strikeouts in 777. innings. In 9 lifetime Major League games ( starts), he is 9- with a.7 ERA and strikeouts in 8. innings. The San Diego Padres selected Axelrod in the th round of the 7 MLB June Amateur Draft out of UC Irvine. Miami signed him to a minor league contract on December,. BY THE NUMBERS.7 Silvino Bracho recorded two strikeouts in one inning of work on Wednesday as he earned his PCL-best th save. Reno s closer stands third in the league among qualifying relievers with a ratio of.7 strikeouts per 9. innings. Teammate Archie Bradley leads the circuit among starters with a. mark. The Big Easy, Easy?: The Aces and Zephyrs play just one four-game series per season against each other since they are in different conferences. Reno leads the all-time series by a 7- margin, and the teams are tied 9-9 New Orleans. The Aces have now won their first series in Louisiana since sweeping a three-game set in. That series marks Reno s only sweep of the Zephyrs. Interconference Matchup: After the Aces played only Pacific Conference opponents in their first nine series, Reno s four opponents from May - all are members of the American Conference. The Aces went - against American Conference opponents last season and 7- in. So far, Reno is 7- in interconference games this year. Do I Hear?: Todd Glaesmann began the Aces six-run sixth inning with a leadoff double last night. During his current -game hitting streak dating back to May, the outfielder is batting.8 (-for-) with one home run, four doubles, eight RBI, six runs scored, two walks, one stolen base and one hit-by-pitch. Glaesmann s career-high hitting streak of games stretched from June to June in while playing for Single-A Bowling Green. Triple-A Debut: Zack Godley will make his first Triple-A start tonight. He will become the fourth hurler to make their first Triple-A start for Reno this season, following Nick Baker, Braden Shipley and Tyler Wagner. Six-Run Sixth: Reno broke out for six runs in the sixth inning last night after being no-hit for the first five frames. The six spot marked the Aces biggest output in one inning this season (previous: runs, twice). Last season, the Aces put up six or more runs in an inning times. A Little Help from My Friends: Matt Buschmann earned his first win in seven starts for the Aces on Wednesday night. He worked five innings to match his shortest outing of the year, and allowed four or more runs for the third time this season. However, he received six runs of support after getting only in his first six starts combined. Through Games: The Aces are just one win better (-) this year compared to last year s - mark through games. The starting rotation has posted a.98 ERA (8 ER/. IP) compared to last year s.89 ERA ( ER/. IP). Last year, the offense had scored 8 runs through contests (.9 runs per game), compared to this year s 88 runs in games (.8 runs per game). Bradley Wins PCL Weekly Honor: Reno righty Archie Bradley was named the PCL Pitcher of the Week for May -, as announced by the league office on Monday. The Aces hurler defeated Omaha on Saturday in his only appearance of the week, allowing three hits and three walks over eight shutout innings with nine strikeouts. The award marked the first PCL weekly accolade for Bradley and his fourth career weekly pitching award. He earned the Southern League honor twice and the California League distinction once during the season. In addition, this is the first time Reno has had two pitchers win the weekly league honor in a season (Braden Shipley, May ). Top Prospects: Reno has six players on its current roster who are ranked among Arizona s top- prospects by Baseball America, including five among the top. RHP Braden Shipley leads the group as the No. prospect in the organization and No. 7 in all of baseball. Following the hurler are RHP Archie Bradley (No. ), OFs Sócrates Brito (No. ) and Peter O Brien (No. 7), INF Jack Reinheimer (No. 9) and RHP Silvino Bracho (No. 9). STREAKS Current Streak: W Last Games: - Last Games: 7- Longest Winning Streak: W (x) Longest Losing Streak: L All-Time Record: 9- (.) Date / / / / SEASON CAPSULE Site NEW NEW NEW NEW SERIES CAPSULE at Home: - on Road: - All-Time at Home: 8- All-Time on Road: 9-9 All-Time Totals: 7- Result W, - W, - W, 7- This Date in Aces History The Aces are - all-time on May games with wins coming in 9 (- vs. OKC), (8- vs. TAC) and ALB). In, future Los Angeles Dodgers teammates Mike Bolsinger and Carlos Frias dueled for seven innings. The Aces Bolsinger allowed four hits and struck out four while Frias allowed one run on five hits while striking out seven. Current Aces Jamie Romak and Trayvon Robinson went a combined -for-7 for the Isotopes. Last year s May game at Iowa was postponed due to rain. PHIL NEVIN The Aces are under the direction of Manager Phil Nevin for a third consecutive season. In his first season with the Aces, he guided them to a franchise-tying-best record of 8-. Reno won the Pacific Northern Division and Pacific Conference Championship Series before falling in five games in the PCL Championship Series to Omaha. Last year, Reno finished 7-7. Before his stint with the Aces, Nevin spent three seasons (-) at the helm of the Toledo Mud Hens of the International League. Nevin is the second manager in club history, with former skipper Brett Butler serving in the role from 9-. MISCELLANEOUS Affiliation...Arizona Diamondbacks Website... Blog... 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2 STARTING PITCHER Zack Godley HT/WT: / BORN: April, 99 RESIDES: Lexington, S.C. OBTAINED: Trade (CHC) - /9/ Year Team AZL Cubs Boise Kane County Daytona Visalia Mobile ARIZONA Mobile W/L ERA G/GS / / / 9/ / 7/ 9/ 8/8 IP H Thursday, New Orleans - Page R 7 ER 9 HR HB BB SO 7 78 WP GIDP 7 MiLB Totals MLB Totals / 9/ Tonight s Starter: Right-hander Zack Godley makes his Aces and Triple-A debut tonight after being promoted from Double-A Mobile earlier today. The -year-old went - with a.8 ERA in eight starts for the BayBears this season, striking out batters in 9. innings. He made his Major League debut with Arizona last year and finished - with a.9 ERA in nine games (six starts). He was traded from the Chicago Cubs with right-hander Jeferson Mejia in exchange for catcher Miguel Montero on December 9,. The Cubs originally drafted Godley in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft. Major-League Experience: Godley is - with a.9 ERA in nine games (six starts) in the big leagues. He debuted with the D-backs on July, vs. Milwaukee and fired six shutout innings to defeat Mike Fiers and the Brewers, 8-. Last Outing: Godley threw a career-high 7. innings his last time out against Mississippi, allowing four runs (one earned) on two hits with three walks and six strikeouts. He received seven runs of support, matching the total he received in his first seven starts combined. Against the Zephyrs: Godley has never faced New Orleans. Tomorrow s Starter: Right-hander Kyle Drabek (-,.8) gets the nod for the Aces in the series opener at Round Rock. His last three appearances have all come out of the bullpen, but he did throw. innings most recently on May in relief of Josh Collmenter, suffering the loss against the Omaha Storm Chasers. DATE/OPP TNS JAX / vs. TNS JXN / vs. CHA MIS / vs. JXN / vs. MIS W/L W L L L - L L W GODLEY S DAY-BY-DAY ERA GS IP With Mobile H R ER BB SO RS 7 PITCHES 77/ 9/ 89/ 9/ 7/ 9/8 /7 / SEASON SPLITS & ETC. (Mobile) Vs. Right:... Vs. Left:... Home:... Road:... Day:... Night: Team W/L in Starts:... CAREER HIGHS & LOWS Innings (Start):... Innings (Relief):... Low Hits (min. IP):... Most Hits... Low ER (min. IP):... Most ER... Most Walks:... Most Strikeouts:... Low-Hit Complete Game:....7 (8-for-). (-for-8) -,.9 ERA in 7. IP -,.8 ERA in. IP -,. ERA in. IP -,.7 ERA in. IP - SCORE W, - L, - L, - L, - W, - L, - L, - (7) W, // vs. Mississippi (AA). - x, Last - Cincinnati (MLB) - x, Last - / vs. Mississippi (AA) - Modesto (A+) - x, Last - Tennessee (AA) - x, Last - Jackson (AA) - /7/ vs. San Jose (A+) - /8/ vs. Bakersfield (A+) N/A

3 Hitters Thursday, New Orleans - Page Zach Borenstein OF #8 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - x, Last - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: / vs. Fresno (-Run, off Edwar Cabrera) :.89, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G (/-/) New Orleans Series:. (-, K) Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in a -player trade on July, Originally selected by the Angels in the rd round of the MLB June Amateur Draft In, played games between Reno and Mobile, batting.89 with home runs and RBI Earned MiLB.com Southern League Player of the Month honors for July Named a Southern League Midseason All-Star in, and a California League mid- and postseason All-Star in Sócrates Brito OF #9 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - x, Last - /) RBI ( - x, Last - /) Last HR: / vs. Iowa (Solo, off Jean Machi) :., 9 HR, 8 RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: 9G (/-) New Orleans Series:. (-, RBI, R, K, GIDP) Mike Freeman UTL # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR () RBI ( - x, Last - /) Last HR: :., HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: 7G (/-) New Orleans Series:.77 (-, R, BB, K, SB) Tuffy Gosewisch C #8 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: Albuquerque (Solo (x), off Ryan Carpenter) :., HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: G (/-) New Orleans Series:.9 (-7, R, BB, K, SAC) Drafted by Arizona in the th round of the First-Year Player Draft out of Clemson University In, played games for Reno, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Named as a Southern League midseason All-Star while with Mobile Entering the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as having the Best Strike Zone Discipline in the D-backs system Placed on the 7-day DL on June 9 of last year (knee); Aces went - in the games that he missed Signed with the Diamondbacks as a minor league free agent on November, Originally drafted by the Phillies in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Arizona State University Played with the D-backs for the third straight year in, batting. with home run and RBI Named a PCL Midseason All-Star and a MiLB.com Organization All-Star with Reno in Named a South Atlantic League Midseason All-Star in 7 with Lakewood graduate of Horizon (Phoenix, Ariz.) High School, where his number was retired in March Sean Jamieson UTL # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: / vs. Fresno (Solo, off Brady Rodgers) :.7, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: G (/-) Omaha Series:.7 (-, B, R, BB, K) Homestand:.9 (-7, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Signed with the Diamondbacks as a non-drafted free agent on April 8, Selected to the MLB Futures Game in, when he also was named a Southern League mid- and postseason All-Star and earned Dominican Winter League Rookie of the Year honors Made his Major League debut with the D-backs in September and began the campaign with Arizona Rated as Arizona s No. prospect by MLB.com and No. by Baseball America entering the season Has been selected as the Best Athlete in the D-backs system three years in a row by BA Todd Glaesmann OF #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: NEW (Grand Slam, off Jarred Cosart) :.78, 9 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: G (/-Present) New Orleans Series:.8 (-, HR, B, RBI, R, BB, K, CS, SF) Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Tampa Bay Rays as a player to be named later on December, in exchange for closer Heath Bell Originally drafted by the Rays in the third round of the 9 MLB June Amateur Draft out of Midway (TX) High School Opened season at Double-A Mobile and batted.8 (7-for-) with doubles, RBI, 8 runs scored and stolen bases in games Began season at Single-A Advanced Visalia, where he hit.9 (-for-) with HR and 9 RBI in 7 games; transferred to Mobile where he hit. (-for-) with HR and RBI; finished with Reno and hit.8 (8-for-8) with HR, triples, 7 doubles and 7 RBI in 9 games Named PCL Player of the Week from August - in when he totaled 9 B, most by an individual in the PCL over the previous seasons Named as the Rays Minor League POTY; hit.8 with HR and 7 RBI across Single-A Bowling Green and Single-A Advanced Charlotte Brett Hayes C # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR () RBI ( - /8) Last HR: :.8, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G (/8-) New Orleans Series:. (-, K) Signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on October, Originally selected by the Florida Marlins in the second round of the MLB June Amateur Draft Played in games last season between Cleveland and Columbus, batting.8 with home runs and RBI Played baseball at the University of Nevada for three years (-) -time All-WAC selection WAC Freshman of the Year Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Oakland Athletics on August, in exchange for INF Stephen Drew Originally drafted by Oakland in the 7th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of the Canisius College Played 9 games for Mobile in, hitting.7 with home runs and RBI -time Midseason All-Star ( - New York-Penn League, - Midwest League, - Southern League) Kyle Jensen B/OF #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - x, Last - /7) RBI ( - /) Last HR: /7 vs. Iowa (Solo, off Scott Barnes) :.9, HR, 7 RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: G (/-Present) New Orleans Series:. (-, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Signed with the D-backs as a minor league free agent on November, Originally selected by Florida in the th round of the 9 MLB June Amateur Draft out of St. Mary s (Calif.) College Played 8 games for Oklahoma City last season, batting.9 with home runs and 7 RBI Has hit + HR in straight seasons, totaling HR since Set a career high in with 9 RBI, which ranked second in the PCL to Reno s Mike Jacobs Was twice named to the All-West Coast Conference First Team at St. Mary s Ed Lucas INF # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: New Orleans (-Run, off Paul Clemens) :., HR, 8 RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: G (x, Last: /-Present) New Orleans Series:. (-, HR, RBI, R, BB, K) Peter O Brien OF # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - /) RBI ( - x, Last - /) Last HR: / vs. Iowa (-Run, off Alex Sanabia) :.8, 7 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: 9G (/-/) New Orleans Series:. (-, B, RBI, R, BB, K, SB) :.7, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (/-Present) Long Streak: 9G (/-) New Orleans Series:. (-8, B, RBI, R, BB, K, SB, CS) Signed with the D-backs as a minor league free agent on May 9, Originally selected by Kansas City in the eighth round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Dartmouth College Played 7 games for Round Rock last season, batting. with six home runs and 8 RBI Has played in MLB games in his career, batting. with five home runs and 7 RBI for Miami in and Spent seven seasons in the Kansas City system; Has also played in the Atlanta, Long Angeles (AL), Miami and Texas organizations Traded to the Diamondbacks from the New York Yankees on July, in exchange for INF Martin Prado and cash considerations Originally drafted by the Yankees in the second round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Miami (Fla.) Saw his first MLB action with Arizona in, playing in 8 games and batting. with home run and RBI Played in games with Reno, hitting.8 with home runs and and a Triple-A-leading 7 RBI Named a midseason All-Star last years; Earned PCL Top Star honors in ; amed a Yankees org. AS in & ; PCL Postseason AS in Jack Reinheimer SS #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - /7) RBI ( - /7) Last HR: /7 vs. El Paso (-Run, off Frank Garces) Traded to Arizona from Seattle on June, with other players in exchange for Mark Trumbo and Vidal Nuño Originally selected by the Mariners in the fifth round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of East Carolina University Rated as the D-backs No. 9 prospect by Baseball America and No. by MLB.com Played in Double-A games for Jackson and Mobile in, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Named a midseason All-Star in (Northwest League) and (Midwest League) Was the first alumnus of Ardrey Kell (Charlotte, N.C.) High School to be selected in the MLB Draft

4 Hitters/Hitting Breakdown Thursday, New Orleans - Page Carlos Rivero B # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - x, Last - /9) RBI ( - /9) Last HR: /9 vs. Omaha (-Run, off Mark Peterson) :., 9 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G (/-) New Orleans Series:. (-) Mark Thomas C # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /7) HR () RBI ( - /7) Last HR: :.7, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G New Orleans Series:. (-, BB) Signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on November 8, Was traded from Seattle to Boston on August 9 of last year Reached MLB in, playing in games for Boston and hitting.7 with doubles, home run, RBI and run scored Originally signed with Cleveland as an amateur free agent on March,. Has played in the Cleveland, Philadelphia and Washington systems, in addition to Boston and Seattle. Named a South Atlantic midseason All-Star in 7, an International League postseason All-Star in and a Phillies Organizational All-Star in Signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on November, Played 9 games for Mobile in, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Played with Gigantes de Cibao in the Dominican Winter League Originally selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the nd round of the MLB June Amateur Draft from Alpharetta (Ga.) High School Spent seven seasons in the Tampa Bay system before signing with the D-backs Named a New York-Penn League midseason All-Star in 9 with Hudson Valley SCORE BY INNING TOTAL Aces: Opponents: 9 MARGIN OF VICTORY r r r r r r 7r 8r 9r r r +r TOTAL Aces: Opponents: MULTI-HIT GAMES PLAYER + TOTAL Borenstein Bourgeois 8 Brito Freeman Glaesmann Gosewisch 7 8 Hayes Jamieson Jensen 8 Lucas MULTI-RBI GAMES + TOTAL 7 8 Marzilli O Brien 7 Reinheimer Rivero 9 Shipley Totals: 8 HOME RUNS PLAYER SOLO R R GS TOTAL Borenstein Brito Freeman Glaesmann Gosewisch Jamieson Jensen Lucas Marzilli O Brien 7 Reinheimer Rivero Totals: HOME RUN VARIANTS (last time it happened) Leadoff HR: 9 Walk-Off HR: Peter O Brien (/ vs. Albuquerque) Back-to-back HR: Multi-HR Games: Tuffy Gosewisch Albuquerque), Peter O Brien (/ vs. Fresno) Extra-inning HR: Peter O Brien (/ vs. Albuquerque) Grand Slams: Todd Glaesmann New Orleans) Inside-the-park HR: Pinch-hit HR:

5 Hitting (cont.) Thursday, New Orleans - Page STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (Team Record) PLAYER Borenstein Bourgeois Brito Freeman Glaesmann 7- - Gosewisch Hayes Jamieson Jensen Lucas Marzilli Medrano - - O Brien Reinheimer Rivero Thomas - STARTS BY POSITION (Team Record) C B B B SS LF CF RF DH LONG HITTING STREAKS (current in BOLD) PLAYER LENGTH / DATES STATS Freeman 7G, /-.97 (7-8, B, B, RBI, R, BB, K, GIDP) Glaesmann G, /-Present.8 (-, HR, B, 8 RBI, R, BB, HBP, K, SB, CS, GIDP) Brito 9G, /-. (-, HR, B, B, RBI, R, 7 K, CS) O Brien 9G, /-/.8 (-, HR, B, B, RBI, R, 7 K, SF) Reinheimer 9G, /-.9 (-, B, B, 7 RBI, R, BB, K, CS, GIDP) Bourgeois 7G, /-. (-7, B, RBI, R, BB, K, SB, CS) Jensen G, /-Present.99 (9-, B, 7 RBI, R, BB, K, SF) Gosewisch G, /-.7 (8-7, B, HR, RBI, R, BB, K) Rivero G, /-.8 (7-, HR, B, RBI, R, BB, IBB, K) PINCH HITTERS Zach Borenstein:.8 (-, B, RBI, R, K) Jason Bourgeois:.7 (-8, RBI, BB, K) Mike Freeman:. (-, R) Todd Glaesmann:. (-, K) Tuffy Gosewisch. (-) Brett Hayes:. (-, K) Sean Jamieson:. (-, RBI, R, BB, K) Kyle Jensen:. (-, B, RBI, R, K) Evan Marzilli: (-, SAC) Kevin Medrano:. (-, BB, K) Carlos Rivero:. (-, K) Mark Thomas:. (-) Totals:. (-, B, 8 RBI, R, BB, K, SAC) Borenstein G, /-/.7 (-, RBI, R, K) Marzilli G, /-.9 (-8, B, R, BB, K, SB) Hayes G, /8-. (-9, B, RBI) Jamieson G, /-. (-, RBI, K) LAST AB WINS DATE SCORE GAME-WINNING PLAY /8 vs. ALB - () Freeman walk-off triple / vs. ALB - () O Brien walk-off home run NEW - Jensen RBI single TEAM BATTING BY MONTH AVG G AB R H B B HR RBI BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS April May June July August Sept.

6 Pitching Staff Thursday, New Orleans - Page Starters: Relievers: W/L Quality IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA W/L Sv/Opp IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA - / Pitcher Starts: Shipley (9), Bradley (7), Buschmann (7), Drabek (), Escobar (), Wagner (), Garcia (), Collmenter (), Baker (), Loewen () LAST OUTING: Date/Opp. Dec. IP H R (ER) HR BB SO TBF Notes Bracho NEW S. Double-digit saves in four consecutive seasons Bradley / vs. OMA W Longest scoreless outing of career Burgos NEW. Has not allowed an earned run in appearances for Reno Buschmann NEW W. 9 () First win for Reno Capps NEW. () Has allowed at least one run in of last outings Collmenter NEW. Struck out the side in exactly one inning for the first time in his career Drabek / vs. OMA L. () Tied season high with walks (also: ALB) Escobar NEW W. th career start of + IP and ER allowed Godley / vs. MIS W 7. () Third consecutive quality start Hathaway /9 vs. OMA. First appearance for Reno Leone NEW. 7 consecutive scoreless appearances dating back to /7 Loewen NEW. First appearance without recording an out since ROC with LHV Shipley NEW. 8 K/BB in last four starts (. IP) Stites NEW. () Has allowed run(s) in of appearances for Reno Silvino Bracho RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Brett Eibner (/ vs. OMA, Solo) : -,.7, SV Signed by the D-backs as a non-drafted free agent from Venezuela on August 9, Saw his first Major League action with Arizona last season, making appearances with save, a. ERA and 7 strikeouts K/9 IP:.7 Made appearances for Visalia and Mobile, going - with a. ERA and 7 strikeouts in. innings / Ranked rd in the Southern League with saves for the BayBears Is 8- with a. ERA, saves (9 opp.) and strikeouts in career minor league games Brother, Didimo, is an infielder in the D-backs organization Inher./Scored: - Archie Bradley RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (8. - /) BB ( - /8) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: : -,., SV Began season with Arizona, debuting at Chase Field against the Los Angeles Dodgers ( IP, H, R, BB, K; Arizona won -) K/9 IP:. Hit in the head on line drive by Colorado s Carlos Gonzalez on April 8, placed on DL with sinus fracture Placed on DL on June with tendinitis in right shoulder Rated as Arizona s No. prospect by Baseball America and MLB.com entering the season Went - with a.8 ERA and strikeouts in 8 starts for the D-backs Inher./Scored: Enrique Burgos RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /) BB ( - /7) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: : -,.8, SV Signed by the D-backs as a non-drafted free agent from Panama on July 9, 7 K/9 IP:. In, was named to Baseball America s Second-Team Minor League All-Star Team Also was named to the California League mid- and postseason All-Star teams in Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in Inher./Scored: - Matt Buschmann RHP #9 Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - /) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Brett Eibner (/ vs. OMA, -Run) : 8-,., SV Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on December, Originally selected by the San Diego Padres in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP:.7 Spent six seasons in the Padres organization, and has since pitched in the Tampa Bay (twice), Oakland, Cincinnati and Baltimore systems Was a member of five teams (three organizations) in, but only pitched with Durham, Louisville and Norfolk Went 8- with a. ERA and 9 strikeouts in. innings Played Vanderbilt University, where he roomed with Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price Inher./Scored: Matt Capps RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /9) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - x, Last - /9) Last HR allowed: Brett Eibner (/9 vs. OMA, Solo) : DNP Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on December, Originally selected by the San Diego Padres in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP: 8.9 Spent eight seasons in the Pirates organization, and has since pitched in the Washington, Minnesota and Cleveland systems Has not pitched in the Major Leagues since, in large part because of struggles with health issues Has appeared in career MLB games, logging 8 saves Has made career Minor League appearances ( starts) entering this season, going - with saves, a.99 ERA and 8 strikeouts Inher./Scored: - Drafted by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the st round (No. 7 overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Broken Arrow (Okla.) Senior HS Combined to go - with a.7 ERA between Reno, Visalia and the AZL D-backs Committed to play both football and baseball at the University of Oklahoma before signing with the D-backs Reached MLB for the first time last year, making appearances for the D-backs; went - with saves ( opp.), a.7 ERA and 9 strikeouts Made minor league appearances for Reno and Mobile, going - with saves ( opp.), a.7 ERA and 8 strikeouts BA chose him as having the Best Fastball among D-backs farmhands in and Married to ESPN personality Sara Walsh Has never pitched in the Pacific Coast League before this season Josh Collmenter RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /7) BB ( - /7) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Juan Perez (/7 vs. IOW, Solo) : -,.79, SV Joined the Aces on May for a rehab assignment following right shoulder tightness near the end of Spring Training Originally selected by the Diamondbackss in the th round of the 7 MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP: 7. Has pitched in 8 career Major League games (7 starts), going - with a.9 ERA and strikeouts in 7. innings Has made Minor League appearances (98 starts), going -8 with a. ERA and 89 strikeouts in. innings Inher./Scored: Pitched for the Aces in and, going - with a.7 ERA and strikeouts in. innings

7 Pitching Staff (cont.) Thursday, New Orleans - Page 7 Kyle Drabek RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - x, Last - /) Last HR allowed: Jordan Patterson ALB, Grand Slam) : -,.8, SV Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on November 8, Originally selected in the first round (8th overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies K/9 IP:. Has pitched in the Phillies, Blue Jays, White Sox and D-backs systems Son of 99 NL Cy Young Award winner Doug Drabek Was a high school teammate of Paul Goldschmidt at The Woodlands (Texas) High School Two-time Texas A Player of the Year Inher./Scored: - Edwin Escobar LHP #7 Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - /7) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Hunter Dozier (/9 vs. OMA, Solo) : -,.97, SV Claimed by the D-backs off waivers from Boston on April 9, Originally signed by Texas as an international free agent from Venezuela on July, 8 K/9 IP:. Has pitched in the Rangers, Giants and Red Sox systems before coming to Arizona Inher./Scored: Pitched in the Venezuelan Winter League in five of the past six years (all except ) Zack Godley RHP #9 Season-Game Highs: IP () BB () SO () Last HR allowed: : -,.8, SV Transferred from Double-A Mobile to Reno on May Went - with a.7 ERA in appearances for the BayBears prior to promotion, allowing earned runs over. innings K/9 IP: Spent with Single-A Kane County and Single-A Advanced Visalia, going - with a.89 ERA, saves and 8 strikeouts in. innings Owns a - career record with a. ERA and 8 strikeouts in 8. innings over 9 appearances ( starts) Selected by Arizona in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft Inher./Scored: Steve Hathaway LHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /9) BB ( - /9) SO () Last HR allowed: : -,.89, SV Transferred from Double-A Mobile to Reno on May Went - with a.7 ERA in appearances for the BayBears prior to promotion, allowing earned runs over. innings K/9 IP:. Spent with Single-A Kane County and Single-A Advanced Visalia, going - with a.89 ERA, saves and 8 strikeouts in. innings Owns a - career record with a. ERA and 8 strikeouts in 8. innings over 9 appearances ( starts) Selected by Arizona in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft Inher./Scored: Dominic Leone RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - x, Last - /) BB ( - 7x, Last - /) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Will Swanner ALB, -Run) : -8,.88, SV Acquired by the D-backs on June, in a -player trade with Seattle Originally selected by the Mariners in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Clemson University K/9 IP: 8.7 Went -8 with a.88 ERA and save ( opp.) in appearances for Seattle, Arizona, Tacoma and Mobile last year (. K/9 IP) Is 8-7 in 7 career MLB games with a. ERA Has made 9 career Minor League appearances, going - with a.7 ERA, saves ( opp.) and 9 strikeouts in. innings Was ranked as the No. high school prospect in Connecticut by Perfect Game in 9 Inher./Scored: - Adam Loewen LHP #8 Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /7) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - x, Last - /) Last HR allowed: : -,., SV Signed with the Diamondbacks as a minor league free agent on October, Originally selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the first round (th overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP:.8 Is the first player in history to convert from a pitcher to a position player and then back to a pitcher while reaching the Majors each time Pitched games for Philadelphia and two of the club s minor league affiliates last year, going - with a. ERA and saves ( opp.) Inher./Scored: - Was named a Toronto Organization All-Star by MLB.com in Braden Shipley RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - x, Last - /) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO (8 - x, Last - /) Last HR allowed: Grant Green SAC, -Run) : 9-,., SV Selected by the Diamondbacks in the first round (th overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft Made 8 appearances (7 starts) in for Double-A Mobile, going 9- with a. ERA and 8 strikeouts K/9 IP:.9 Ranked as Arizona s No. prospect by MLB.com and Baseball America Tabbed by BA as having the Best Curveball among D-backs farmhands for the second straight year Participated in the All-Star Futures Game at Target Field in Minnesota Played baseball at the University of Nevada-Reno, where he was the WAC Pitcher of the Year in and Co-Pitcher of the Year in Inher./Scored: Matt Stites RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Jefry Marte SL, -Run) : -,., SV Acquired by the Diamondbacks in a trade with San Diego on July, Has made 8 appearances for Arizona, pitching in the Major Leagues in each of the past two years and posting a 7. ERA K/9 IP:.8 Went - with saves and a. ERA in games this season for Mobile / Has pitched for the Aces in each of the past two years, going - with a. ERA and 9 strikeouts in. innings over games Is - with saves and a. ERA in 8 career Minor League games Texas League midseason All-Star and Arizona Fall League Rising Star with Salt River Inher./Scored: - TEAM PITCHING BY MONTH W L ERA G CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER BB IBB SO WHIP AVG April May June July August Sept.

8 Transactions Thursday, New Orleans - Page 8 DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE / RHP Kyle Drabek recalled by Arizona + / RHP Silvino Bracho optioned from Arizona to Reno + /7 OF Stewart Ijames transferred to extended + /7 OF Evan Marzilli transferred from extended to Reno + /8 RHP Matt Buschmann contract selected by Arizona + /8 RHP Edgar Garcia transferred from extended to Reno + / 7 RHP Evan Marshall placed on temporary inactive list + / 8 RHP Kyle Drabek DFA d (/), outrighted to Reno + /7 9 RHP Archie Bradley recalled by Arizona + /7 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Visalia to Reno + /8 RHP Tyler Wagner recalled by Arizona + /8 RHP Nick Baker transferred from Visalia to Reno + /8 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Reno to Visalia + /8 RHP Paul Smyth reinstated from DL, active for Reno + /9 RHP Paul Smyth released + /9 RHP Drew Muren transferred from Hillsboro to Reno + /9 7 RHP Nick Baker transferred from Reno to Visalia + /9 8 RHP Jake Barrett optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + /9 9 RHP Silvino Bracho recalled by Arizona + /9 OF Sócrates Brito optioned (/8) from Arizona, active for Reno + / INF Kevin Medrano transferred from Reno to Mobile + / RHP Matt Buschmann optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Drew Muren transferred from Reno to Visalia + / RHP Archie Bradley optioned (/9) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Enrique Burgos recalled by Arizona + / RHP Silvino Bracho optioned from Arizona, active for Reno + / 7 RHP Dominic Leone recalled by Arizona + /8 8 RHP Jake Barrett recalled by Arizona + /8 9 RHP Evan Marshall optioned (/) from Arizona, active for Reno + /8 RHP Edgar Garcia placed on temporarily inactive list + /8 RHP Tyler Wagner optioned (/) from Arizona, active for Reno + /8 RHP Dominic Leone optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + /9 RHP Seth Simmons transferred from Reno to Mobile + /9 RHP Matt Capps reinstated from DL, active for Reno + /9 RHP Matt Buschmann designated for assignment + / LHP Edwin Escobar claimed off waivers (/9), optioned to Reno + / 7 LHP Scott Rice released + / 8 RHP Matt Buschmann DFA d (/9), outrighted to Reno + / 9 RHP Edgar Garcia reinstated from IL, transferred to Mobile + / OF Evan Marzilli transferred from Reno to Mobile + / OF Todd Glaesmann transferred from Mobile to Reno + /9 RHP Kaleb Fleck placed on the 7-day DL (retro to /8) + /9 RHP Matt Stites transferred from Mobile to Reno + /9 RHP Archie Bradley recalled by Arizona + /9 RHP Enrique Burgos optioned (/8) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Evan Marshall recalled by Arizona + / 7 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Visalia to Reno + / 8 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Reno to Visalia + / 9 RHP Archie Bradley optioned (/9) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Josh Collmenter added on a MLB rehab assignment + / RHP Tyler Wagner placed on the 7-day DL + / LHP Steve Hathaway transferred from Mobile to Reno + / RHP Cody Hall designated for assignment + / C Mark Thomas reinstated from DL, active for Reno + / OF Jason Bourgeois traded to Chicago (AL) + / INF Ed Lucas signed to a MiLB contract (/9), active for Reno + / 7 + / 8 RHP Zack Godley transferred from Mobile to Reno +

9 Milestones, Awards, etc. Thursday, New Orleans - Page 9 EJECTIONS PLAYER/COACH DATE/LOCATION UMPIRE REASON Archie Bradley Greater Nevada Field Ronnie Teague Arguing Balls & Strikes Phil Nevin Greater Nevada Field Ronnie Teague Arguing Bradley s Ejection Brett Hayes Greater Nevada Field Junior Valentine Arguing Balls & Strikes Phil Nevin Greater Nevada Field Alex Ortiz Arguing Strikes AWARDS PLAYER/COACH AWARD DATES STATS Peter O Brien PCL Player of the Week April -May. (-, HR, B, B, RBI, 7 R) Braden Shipley PCL Pitcher of the Week April -May -,. ERA,. IP, 7 H, R, BB, K Peter O Brien Arizona Organizational Player of the Month April.7 (-8, 7 HR, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Archie Bradley Reno Aces Pitcher of the Month April -,. ERA, 8. IP, H, R, ER, BB, K Archie Bradley PCL Pitcher of the Week May - -,. ERA, 8. IP, H, R, BB, 9 K MILESTONES NAME MILESTONE TO GO Kyle Drabek, Career Innings. Brett Hayes MiLB Hits Sócrates Brito MiLB Doubles Mike Freeman 7 MiLB Hits Jack Reinheimer MiLB Hits Sócrates Brito MiLB Triples 7 Edwin Escobar Career Strikeouts 7 Mike Freeman MiLB Runs 9 Tuffy Gosewisch 7 Career Hits Zach Borenstein MiLB Hits MILESTONES REACHED NAME MILESTONE DATE Tyler Wagner MiLB Innings /8 vs. ELP Seth Simmons MiLB Innings /8 vs. ELP Evan Marzilli MiLB Runs / vs. ELP Zach Borenstein MiLB Games / vs. ALB Evan Marzilli MiLB Hits / vs. ALB Tuffy Gosewisch MiLB Hits / vs. ALB Kyle Jensen MiLB Home Runs ALB Tuffy Gosewisch 7 MiLB Games ALB Seth Simmons MiLB Strikeouts ALB Zach Borenstein MiLB Doubles / vs. FRE Dominic Leone MiLB Games / vs. FRE Tuffy Gosewisch MiLB Runs / vs. FRE Braden Shipley MiLB Strikeouts / vs. FRE Peter O Brien MiLB Home Runs / vs. ALB Kyle Drabek MiLB Strikeouts FRE Sócrates Brito MiLB RBI FRE Jason Bourgeois, MiLB Hits SL Cody Hall MiLB Strikeouts SL Brett Hayes MiLB Doubles SL Enrique Burgos Career Appearances SAC Sean Jamieson MiLB Hits / vs. IOW Kyle Jensen 8 MiLB Hits / vs. IOW Archie Bradley Career Strikeouts / vs. OMA PITCHERS AT THE PLATE AVG G AB R H B B HR RBI BB SO SB CS SAC OBP SLG OPS Baker.... Bradley.... Buschmann Collmenter.... Drabek Escobar.... Garcia Irvine.... Loewen.... Shipley Simmons.... Wagner....

10 Single-Season, All-Time Records RENO ACES ALL-TIME LEADERS (current players in bold) Thursday, New Orleans - Page Games (Hitters). Cole Gillespie - 7. Mike Jacobs - 8. Taylor Harbin -. Mark Hallberg -. Brandon Allen - 8 T-. Mike Freeman Evan Frey - 8. Ed Rogers Nick Evans - 9. Konrad Schmidt - 8. Blake Lalli - 7 T-. Cody Ransom - 7. Peter O Brien - 7. Tyler Bortnick - 8. Rusty Ryal - 7 Hits. Cole Gillespie Mike Jacobs -. Mike Freeman -. Taylor Harbin - 9. Brandon Allen - 7. Nick Evans - 7. Mark Hallberg - 8. Ed Rogers Konrad Schmidt - 9. Adam Eaton - 9. Chris Owings - 9 T-. Peter O Brien - 9. Danny Dorn Evan Frey - 7 T-. Tony Abreu - 7. Alfredo Marte - 7 At-Bats. Cole Gillespie -,7. Mike Jacobs -,. Taylor Harbin - 8. Brandon Allen - 8. Mike Freeman Mark Hallberg Nick Evans Ed Rogers Konrad Schmidt - 9. Peter O Brien -. Evan Frey -. Rusty Ryal - 9. Chris Owings - 8. Alfredo Marte - 8. Tony Abreu - 77 Runs. Cole Gillespie - 7. Mike Jacobs - 9. Brandon Allen - 8. Mike Freeman - 7. Adam Eaton -. Taylor Harbin - 7. Nick Evans - 8. Mark Hallberg - 9. Chris Owings -. Ed Rogers - 9. Peter O Brien - 8. Cody Ransom -. Evan Frey -. Tony Abreu -. Danny Dorn John Hester - 98 Doubles. Cole Gillespie - 8. Mike Jacobs - 9. Taylor Harbin -. Nick Evans -. Konrad Schmidt -. Brandon Allen Adam Eaton Mark Hallberg Peter O Brien -. John Hester -. Rusty Ryal - T-. Jamie Romak - T-. Mike Freeman -. Ed Rogers -. Doug Deeds - 9 T-. Alfredo Marte - 9 T-. Danny Dorn - 9 T-. Cody Ransom - 9 Triples. Cole Gillespie -. Mike Freeman -. Trent Oeltjen -. Evan Frey - T-. Peter O Brien -. Tony Campana - 7. Danny Dorn - 9 T-7. Brandon Allen - 9 T-7. Jake Elmore - 9 T-7. Taylor Harbin - 9 T-7. John Hester - 9. Collin Cowgill - 8 T-. Doug Deeds - 8 T-. Chris Owings - 8 Home Runs. Brandon Allen - 8. Mike Jacobs -. Cole Gillespie - 8 T-. Peter O Brien - 8. Cody Ransom -. Nick Evans Jamie Romak Wily Mo Pena - 9. Danny Dorn -. Rusty Ryal -. Andy Marte - 9. Alfredo Marte - 8. Matt Davidson - 7 T-. John Hester - 7 RBI. Mike Jacobs -. Cole Gillespie -. Brandon Allen - 9. Nick Evans -. Peter O Brien - 9. Cody Ransom - 7. Taylor Harbin - 8. Mark Hallberg Ed Rogers -. Danny Dorn - T-. John Hester - T-. Jamie Romak -. Rusty Ryal Konrad Schmidt - 9. Tony Abreu - 9 T-. Alfredo Marte - 9 Total Bases. Cole Gillespie - 7. Mike Jacobs Brandon Allen Nick Evans - 7. Peter O Brien - 7. Taylor Harbin Mike Freeman - 8. Cody Ransom - 9. Danny Dorn -. Konrad Schmidt - T-. Mark Hallberg - 8 T-. John Hester - 8. Rusty Ryal - 8. Ed Rogers - 8. Alfredo Marte - 7 T-. Chris Owings - 7 Games (Pitchers). Joe Paterson -. Jason Urquidez -. Kevin Munson -. Evan Marshall - 7. Zach Kroenke - 9. Jose Marte Eury De La Rosa Charles Brewer Sam Demel - 7. Jordan Norberto -. Will Harris -. Jake Barrett -. Jess Todd - T-. Mike DeMark - T-. Jensen Lewis - Saves. Jake Barrett - 8. Jonathan Albaladejo -. Matt Stites -. Bobby Korecky - T-. Carlos Rosa -. Bryan Shaw - 7. Silvino Bracho - T-7. Doug Slaten Chaz Roe - 7 T-9. Kaleb Fleck - 7 T-. Ryan Cook - T-. Kam Mickolio - T-. Jason Urquidez - T-. Addison Reed - T-. Enrique Burgos - T-. Jess Todd - Holds. Joe Paterson -. Jason Urquidez - 7. Kevin Munson -. Sam Demel -. Evan Marshall -. Will Harris - 7. Kam Mickolio - 8. Jordan Norberto - 9. Jensen Lewis -. J.C. Ramirez - T-. Eury De La Rosa - T-. Dan Runzler - T-. Kaleb Fleck -. Doug Slaten - 9. Seth Simmons - 8 Strikeouts. Charles Brewer - 7. Zach Kroenke -. Mike Bolsinger - 8. Kevin Mulvey - 7. Barry Enright - 8. Jason Urquidez Tyler Skaggs - T-7. Cesar Valdez - 9. Matt Torra -. Kevin Munson - 9. Bryan Augustein -. Joe Paterson -. Billy Buckner - T-. Jose Marte -. Tony Barnette -

11 Season Summary TEAM HIGHS/LOWS MOST RUNS, INNING: Thursday, New Orleans - Page ACES INDIVIDUAL HIGHS/LOWS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: - (th inning, New Orleans) MOST HITS: - Peter O Brien Sacramento) - (x, Last - nd inning, / vs. Iowa) MOST RUNS SCORED: - players tied (Bourgeois, Reinheimer) MOST RUNS, GAME: - El Paso) MOST DOUBLES: MOST TRIPLES: - players tied (Bourgeois, Freeman, Jensen, Lucas, Reinheimer) - 9 players tied (Freeman (x), O Brien (x), Reinheimer (x), Bourgeois (x), Marzilli (x), Borenstein, Brito, Buschmann, Jamieson) 7 - (/ vs. Iowa) MOST HOME RUNS: - players tied (Gosewisch, O Brien) FEWEST RUNS, GAME: MOST RBI: - players tied (Glaesmann, Reinheimer) - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) MOST WALKS (HITTER): - Mike Freeman (/ vs. Iowa) - (x, Last - / vs. Albuquerque) MOST STEALS: - Jason Bourgeois (/ vs. Iowa) MOST HITS, GAME: - El Paso) 9 - (x, Last - / vs. Iowa) MOST INNINGS, START: MOST INNINGS, RELIEF: MOST STRIKEOUTS: MOST WALKS (PITCHER): 8. - Archie Bradley (/ vs. Omaha). - Kyle Drabek (/ vs. Omaha) - Archie Bradley Fresno) - players tied (Drabek (x), Buschmann) FEWEST HITS, GAME: MOST HITS ALLOWED: - Edwin Escobar (/9 vs. Omaha) - (x, Last - Fresno) MOST ER ALLOWED: - Edwin Escobar (/9 vs. Omaha) - (/ vs. Omaha) LOW-HIT CG START: 8 - Tyler Wagner (/ vs. Albuquerque - Game - 7 innings) MOST DOUBLES, GAME: LONGEST HITTING STREAK: - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) Mike Freeman - 7 games (/-) - Salt Lake) LONGEST ON-BASE STREAK: MOST TRIPLES, GAME: Mike Freeman - 7 games (/-) - (/8 vs. Albuquerque) LONGEST RBI STREAK (consecutive games with RBI): - (x, Last - / vs. Iowa) Jensen, O Brien - games MOST HOME RUNS, GAME: LONGEST WINNING STREAK: - (/ vs. Fresno) Bradley (c) - games - (/9 vs. Omaha) LONGEST LOSING STREAK: MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME: Buschmann - games - (/ vs. Iowa) - (x, Last - / vs. Iowa) LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK (no runs of any kind): Braden Shipley -. (/-/) MOST ERRORS, GAME: - (/7 vs. Iowa) - (x, Last - New Orleans) MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (HITTING): - (x, Last - / vs. Fresno) - Fresno) MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (PITCHING): - Fresno) - (x, Last - / vs. Fresno) MOST WALKS, GAME (HITTING): - (x, Last - New Orleans) - (/ vs. Iowa) DEFENSE % G PO A E DP PB.98 8 CATCHER S BOX (W-L based on starts) CS SB ATT PCT PB W-L Gosewisch 9. - Hayes Thomas. - TOTAL: OUTFIELD ASSISTS Evan Marzilli (), Peter O Brien () MOST LEFT ON BASE, GAME: - Salt Lake) LARGEST COMEBACK WIN: ETC. runs - / vs. Iowa - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME: - New Orleans) - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) LARGEST BLOWN LEAD (LOSS): runs - x, Last - / vs. Omaha LONGEST GAME (INNINGS): - / vs. Albuquerque SHORTEST GAME (INNINGS): 7 - x, Last - / vs. Albuquerque (Game ) LONGEST GAME TIME (9 IP): : - El Paso SHORTEST GAME TIME (9 IP): :7 - Fresno (franchise record) LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE: LARGEST ROAD ATTENDANCE: 9, - / vs. Iowa 9, - El Paso

12 #AcesMemories Thursday, New Orleans - Page LAST TIME IT HAPPENED TEAM OFFENSE + game winning streak: N/A hits in a game: Peter O Brien, SAC + game winning streak: () /8-/, hits in a game: Brandon Drury, CSP Series sweep, home: vs. OMA, 8/-8/7, Series sweep, SAC, /8-/, Shutout: // vs. ALB Back-to-back shutouts: ALB & /7/ vs. FRE PITCHING No-hitter: N/A Opp. No-hitter: N/A One-hitter: OMA Opp. One-hitter: TAC Complete Game: Tyler Wagner, // vs. ALB (Game - 7 innings) Opp. Complete Game: Brady Rodgers, FRE RBI in a game: Todd Glaesmann, NEW RBI in a game: Danny Dorn, CSP + RBI in a game: Cody Ransom (7), FRE triples in a game: Mike Freeman, FRE HR in a game: Peter O Brien, // vs. FRE HR in a game: Chris Owings, SAC SB in a game: Jason Bourgeois, // vs. IOW SB in a game: Tony Campana, /7/ vs. FRE + RBI by a pitcher: Charles Brewer (), 7/8/ vs. ALB Cycle: Colin Cowgill, /7/ vs. SL Leadoff HR: Nick Buss, TAC Grand slam: Todd Glaesmann, NEW + SO game by starter: Archie Bradley (), FRE Inside-the-park HR: Didi Gregorius, /8/ vs. LAS Opp. + SO game by starter: Andy Ferguson (), OMA Opp. + hits: (), // vs. OMA Opp. + hits: (), 8// vs. NAS Pinch-hit HR: Trayvon Robinson, SAC Walk-off HR: Peter O Brien, // vs. ALB Back-to-back HR: Jamie Romak & Jarrod Saltalamacchia, IOW DEFENSE Back-to-back-to-back HR: Jacobs, Weber, Kieschnick, 8/7/ vs. OMA HR by a pitcher: Matt Torra, COL DPs in a game: // vs. OMA hits in inning: Brandon Drury, nd Inning - CSP DPs in a game: NEW Score + runs in an inning: 7/7/ vs. LAS () DPs in a game: NEW hits: 8// vs. MEM DPs in a game: MEM hits: ELP OF assists in a game: Brandon Watson, MEM 7 hits: IOW Committed errors: /8/ vs. ELP Committed errors: /7/ vs. IOW 8 hits: OMA 9 hits: ALB hits: SL + hits: CSP () runs: 7/9/ vs. FRE 7 runs: CSP 8 runs: // vs. CSP 9 runs: SL RENO ACES vs. PCL ALL-TIME Pacific North Pacific South American North American South Albuquerque: -8 Col. Springs: 7- Memphis: 8- Fresno: -7 El Paso: -7 Iowa: 8- Nashville: -8 Sacramento: - Las Vegas: - Okla. City: 9-9 New Orleans: 7- Tacoma: 7-9 Salt Lake: 7-8 Omaha: 8- Round Rock: - + runs: 8// vs. ALB () RENO ACES vs. PCL IN REGULAR SEASON Pacific North Pacific South American North American South Albuquerque: -9 Col. Springs: - Memphis: - Fresno: - El Paso: - Iowa: - Nashville: - Sacramento: - Las Vegas: - Okla. City: - New Orleans: - Tacoma: - Salt Lake: - Omaha: - Round Rock: - GREATER NEVADA FIELD ATTENDANCE LAST GAME OPENINGS/LOST TOTAL AVERAGE SELLOUTS ALL-TIME SELLOUTS,7 /,8,78 7 MULTI-RUN INNINGS RUNS NO. OF TIMES LAST rd inning - / vs. OMA 9 nd inning - / vs. IOW nd inning - NEW th inning - / vs. FRE th inning - NEW 7 8