2008 SEASON IN REVIEW REGULAR SEASON RECORD

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1 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS BASEBALL 2008 SEASON IN REVIEW REGULAR SEASON RECORD TEAM NOTES A GOOD YEAR FOR ATTENDANCE: For the second straight season Indianapolis saw their total attendance increase... The Tribe hosted 606,166 fans (8,538 per game) at Victory Field in its best regular-season total since The Indians also averaged over 10,000 fans per game during a 38-game stretch from June 19 to the end of the season on August 30. CLOSE CONTESTS: The Indians were involved in the most one-run contests in all of Minor League baseball in The Tribe played in a one-run contest in 14 of their final 24 games and finished the season with a record in one-run affairs... The 31 losses were tied for the most in all of Minor League baseball, while the 26 wins tied Indianapolis with Columbus and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre for the most one-run victories in the International League. VICTORIES AT THE VIC : The Indians started the season 5-0 at home -- their best home start in over 70 years... The franchise s day-by-day archives go back to 1938, and, during that period, the Tribe has never opened the campaign with five straight home victories... Indianapolis finished the season with a home record... The Indians are now at Victory Field in three years as a Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate. STARTING OFF STRONG: The Indians put together their longest winning streaks of the season (5 games) from April 5-9 and April The season s first month also included the Tribe s best overall stretch when they won 10 of 11 contests from April SWIPING BASES IS WHAT WE DO: Indianapolis finished the season with an International League best 198 stolen bases... The swipes total was the most for the Tribe since they swiped 205 bags in 1984 and was tied for eighth in all of Minor League baseball... The Indians, who also led all of Triple-A baseball in steals, have now paced the IL in thefts in each of the past four seasons (163 in 07, 180 in 06 and 163 in 05). STOCKPILING THE STRIKEOUTS: Tribe pitchers collected 984 strikeouts during the 2008 season... According to the franchise archives it is the third largest total in Indians history, trailing only the 989 in 1993 and the 1050 in WHO S ON THE ROSTER??: Indianapolis racked up 143 roster moves in The total follows up 156 transactions in 2007 and 122 in INDIVIDUAL NOTES WALKER NAMED 2008 MVP: INF Neil Walker was named the Tribe s 2008 Most Valuable Player... The Triple-A rookie batted.242 with a team-high 16 homers, seven triples and 80 RBI in 133 games during the 2008 season... Walker finished the season with a.947 fielding percentage and a highlight reel full of spectacular plays in just his first full season at the third base position... He also collected 30 multi-hit performances and a team-best 20 multi-rbi efforts during the 2008 campaign. AN ALL-STAR DUO: Indians OF Andrew McCutchen and INF Brian Bixler combined to go 3-for-6 with one run and two RBI in the 2008 Triple-A All-Star Game... The Pacific Coast League All-Stars scored six times in the ninth inning and held off a final rally by the International League All-Stars for a 6-5 victory at Louisville Slugger Field in Louisville, Ky... Matt Brown of the Salt Lake Bees was named the PCL Star of the Game, while McCutchen took home the award for the IL. TRADE WINDS BLOWING: Three players acquired by the Pirates in deadline deals made their way through Indianapolis during the 2008 season... RHP Ross Ohlendorf and RHP Daniel McCutchen from the Yankees along with RHP Craig Hansen from the Red Sox each spent time in Indianapolis. THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE * Regular Season Standings * --- IL West --- W L Pct GB Louisville Toledo Columbus Indianapolis IL South --- W L Pct GB Durham Norfolk Charlotte Richmond IL North --- W L Pct GB Scranton/W-B Pawtucket Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Lehigh Valley * Playoff Results * 1st Round -- Durham vs. Louisville (DUR wins 3-1) Gm 1 LOU Sept. 3 Durham 3, Louisville 0 Gm 2 LOU Sept. 4 Louisville 19, Durham 3 Gm 3 DUR Sept. 6 Durham 3, Louisville 2 Gm 4 DUR Sept. 7 Durham 9, Louisville 1 1st Round -- Scranton/W-B vs. Pawtucket (SWB wins 3-1) Gm 1 PAW Sept. 3 SWB 7, Pawtucket 1 Gm 2 PAW Sept. 4 Pawtucket 3, SWB 1 Gm 3 SWB Sept. 5 SWB 6, Pawtucket 4 Gm 4 SWB Sept. 7 SWB 2, Pawtucket 0 Governors Cup -- Durham vs. Scranton/W-B (SWB wins 3-1) Gm 1 SWB Sept. 9 SWB 8, Durham 7 Gm 2 SWB Sept. 10 SWB 1, Durham 0 Gm 3 DUR Sept. 11 Durham 3, SWB 2 Gm 4 DUR Sept. 12 SWB 20, Durham 2 Bricktown Showdown -- Scranton/W-B vs. Sacramento Gm 1 OKC Sept. 18 Sacramento 4, SWB 1

2 2008 Season In Review... Page INDIVIDUAL NOTES (continued) ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: OF Andrew McCutchen was named the Indians Rookie of the Year... He finished the season with a.283 batting average, nine homers, 50 RBI and a team-best.372 on-base percentage, 75 runs, 68 walks, 34 stolen bases and 135 games played... The 21-year-old also ranked among International League leaders in hits, walks, games played, stolen bases and on-base percentage throughout the 2008 season. SLUGGER OF THE YEAR: INF/OF Steve Pearce was named the Indians Slugger of the Year... He finished the season with a.251 batting average, 12 homers, 60 RBI and team-best 26 doubles in 103 games played... The 25-year-old ranked among the team leaders in home runs, RBI and doubles throughout most of the season even with two separate Major League call-ups to Pittsburgh. DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: INF Brian Bixler was named the Indians Defensive Player of the Year... He recorded a.981 fielding percentage with just seven errors in 359 total chances between second base and shortstop... The 25-year-old was also involved in 43 of the team s 104 double plays even after spending over a month in Pittsburgh (April 6-May 27)... Bixler also recorded three separate six-game hitting streaks (June 8-14, June 16-22, August 2-7). HENRY SMOCK RELIEF PITCHER OF THE YEAR: RHP Jesse Chavez was named the Indians Henry Smock Relief Pitcher of the Year... He went 2-6 with a 3.80 ERA and team-best 14 saves, 70 strikeouts and 51 appearances for the Indians before receiving the first Major League call-up of his career on August He also collected eight saves and posted a 2.65 ERA over his last 16 relief outings of the season (5 ER in 17.0 IP). Chavez shut down right-handed batters throughout the season allowing just a.177 batting average, while striking out 42 and walking only nine... He also posted a 0.98 ERA (2 ER in 18.1 IP) over 10 outings from April 7 to May 3. APRIL POTM : RHP Marino Salas was named the Indians April Player of the Month... Salas went 2-0 with an 0.51 ERA over 10 relief appearances during the season s first month... He allowed just 12 hits and a.194 batting average while striking out 17 in 17.2 innings.... He also led the Indians in ERA during the month, while ranking second in WHIP (0.91) and saves (2), and third in appearances. MAY POTM : OF Andrew McCutchen was named the Indians May Player of the Month... He hit.304 with two home runs and 10 RBI during the season s second month... The 21-year-old recorded eight multi-hit performances and three multi-run efforts, while ranking second in all of Triple-A Baseball with 12 stolen bases in May... He also tallied a.411 slugging percentage and.391 on-base percentage during the stretch. JUNE POTM : RHP Jimmy Barthmaier was named the Indians June Player of the Month... Barthmaier went 1-1 with a 2.92 ERA over four starts in June... He allowed just five walks, 19 hits and a.213 batting average while striking out 25 in 24.2 innings... During the month, Barthmaier also led all Indians starters in ERA, strikeouts, batting average against, WHIP (0.97) and strikeout-to-walk ratio (5-to-1), while ranking second in innings pitched. JULY POTM : RHP Evan Meek was named the Indians July Player of the Month... Meek turned in an 0.51 ERA with no decisions over nine relief appearances in July... He allowed just one walk, eight hits and a.133 batting average, while striking out 16 in 17.2 innings... During the month, Meek led all Tribe hurlers in ERA, batting average against, strikeout-to-walk ratio and WHIP (0.51). AUGUST POTM : INF Luis Cruz was named the Indians August Player of the Month... Cruz turned in a.321 batting average with three home runs, 14 RBI and 18 runs during the season s final month... The 24-year-old also recorded 11 multi-hit performances and three multi-run efforts during the month, and batted.357 with 10 runs and nine RBI over his last 10 contests (Aug. 22-Sept. 1). THREE INDIANS NAMED AMONG THE IL S BEST: Center fielder Andrew McCutchen, third baseman Neil Walker and right handed pitcher Jimmy Barthmaier were all named among the International League s best in the Aug. 25 edition of Baseball America... The three Indians were all listed among the best in the International League in Baseball America s annual Best Tools issue... McCutchen was named the Most Exciting Player, Walker the Best Defensive Third Baseman and Barthmaier as having the Best Breaking Ball TEAM STATISTICS Category Regular Season Batting Average.262 Runs 624 Hits 1,256 Doubles 249 Triples 37 Home Runs 114 Runs Batted In 576 Total Bases 1,921 Walks 401 Strikeouts 993 Stolen Bases 198 Caught Stealing 80 On-Base Percentage.325 Slugging Percentage.400 Hit-By-Pitch 72 Double Plays 88 Earned Run Average 4.24 Saves 45 Complete Games 0 Shutouts 9 Holds 47 Hits Allowed 1,250 Runs Allowed 658 Earned Runs Allowed 593 Home Runs Allowed 115 Walks Allowed 457 Strikeouts 984 Balks 5 Wild Pitches 50 WHIP 1.35 Batting Average Against MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Brian Bosma...media relations assistant ext. 279 (office), (cell) media@indyindians.com / Matt Segal...media relations manager Nik Busch and Ryne Hillenberg...gameday assistants Gary Johnson... official scorer Bill McAfee... official scorer Kim Rogers... official scorer Nate Flannery...computer stats Ed Holdaway...computer stats Bill Potter...computer stats

3 2008 Season In Review... Page INDIVIDUAL NOTES (continued) BULLINGTON BREAKS OUT: RHP Bryan Bullington was named IL Pitcher of the Week for the period of May The 27-year-old went 2-0 with a 1.38 ERA (2 ER in 13 IP) in two starts during the stretch... The victories for Bullington came over eventual division champions Louisville (8.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 8 SO) and Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (5.0 IP, 6 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 7 SO). BIG NAMES ON REHAB: Indianapolis featured two accomplished Major Leaguers on rehabilitation assignments during the 2008 season... INF Jack Wilson, a 2004 National League All-Star and the Pirates highest paid player, went 4-for12 with two runs and two RBI in four games with the Tribe... RHP Matt Capps, who led the Pirates in appearances and converted 18 of 20 saves as the clubs closer in 2007, tossed 1.2 innings of scoreless releif in one appearance for the Tribe. MORGAN MOVING ON UP: Before his second call-up on Aug. 19, Indians OF Nyjer Morgan was one of the hottest hitters in the International League, posting a.410 batting average (25-for-61) with 15 runs, 14 RBI and 12 stolen bases over a 16 period... During the stretch, Morgan collected nine multi-hit games including a four-hit contest against Toledo on August 3 He also tied a 72-year-old team record, set by Robert Fausett on May 14, 1936, with five swipes against Durham on August 15. THE TOP TANDEM IN TRIPLE-A BASEBALL: Indianapolis OF Nyjer Morgan and OF Andrew Mc- Cutchen ranked as the top stolen base tandem in all of Triple-A baseball until Morgan was recalled by Pittsburgh on August Morgan ranked second in the International League with 44 swipes before the time of his call-up. ONE-HIT WONDERS: The Indians recorded two one-hit shutouts during the 2008 season... RHP Bryan Bullington combined with RHP Jesse Chavez and RHP Marino Salas on a one-hit shutout of Buffalo on June 25, while RHP John Van Benschoten, RHP Mike Thompson, RHP Romulo Sanchez and RHP Jonah Bayliss combined on a one-hitter April 22 against Louisville. EVAN NOT SO MEEK: Tribe RHP Evan Meek registered the team s longest scoreless innings streak from June 28 to July During the stretch, Meek allowed just 10 hits, while striking out 18 and walking only four. AMONG THE LEAGUE LEADERS: Indians OF Andrew McCutchen finished the season ranked among the International League s leaders in walks (3rd, 68), games played (3rd, 135), stolen bases (7th, 34), hits (T-9th, 145) and on-base percentage (10th,.372), while INF Neil Walker ranked fifth in games played (133), tied for ninth in triples (7) and 10th in RBI (80)... RHP Jesse Chavez also placed ninth among all IL pitchers with 14 saves on the season. FORMER INDIAN INDUCTED: Former Indian Don Buford, who earned team and league Most Valuable Player honors in 1963, was inducted into the International League Hall of Fame in ceremony at Victory Field on June Buford, who helped the Tribe to an regular-season mark and Governors Cup Championship in 1963, also lead the IL in batting average (.336), hits (206), runs (114), doubles (41) and stolen bases (42) that seaso... He was also later honored by the Sporting News as Minor League Baseball s Player of the Year in The three-time World Series participant went on to enjoy part of 10 seasons in the Major Leagues with the Chicago White Sox and Baltimore Orioles, hitting.264 with 93 home runs and 418 RBI in nearly 1,300 contests. LUIS ORDAZ (left) BRIAN BIXLER (photo by Bill Gentry) 2008 STATISTICAL TRENDS OVERALL AT HOME ON ROAD vs. IL North -- Overall vs. IL North -- at Home vs. IL North -- on Road vs. IL South -- Overall vs. IL South -- at Home vs. IL South -- on Road vs. IL West -- Overall vs. IL West -- at Home vs. IL West -- on Road vs. Right-handed starter vs. Left-handed starter When failing to score When scoring 1 run When scoring 2 runs When scoring 3 runs When scoring 4 runs When scoring 5 runs When scoring 6 runs When scoring 7 runs When scoring 8 runs When scoring 9 runs When scoring 10 runs When scoring 11+ runs Games decided by 1 run Games decided by 2 runs Games decided by 3 runs Games decided by 4 runs Games decided by 5 runs Games decided by 6+ runs When collecting 0-3 hits When collecting 4-6 hits When collecting 7-9 hits When collecting hits When collecting hits When collecting 16+ hits When committing 0 errors When committing 1 error When committing 2+ errors When leading after When tied or trailing after When leading after When tied or trailing after When Tribe scored first When opponent scored first Day games Night games Extra-inning games Monday games Tuesday games Wednesday games Thursday games Friday games Saturday games Sunday games Month of April Month of May Month of June Month of July Month of August Month of September

4 2008 Season In Review... Page 4 MULTIPLE HIT GAMES TOT Andrew McCutchen Nyjer Morgan Neil Walker Brian Bixler Matt Kata Steve Pearce Josh Wilson Michel Hernandez Kevin Thompson Luis Cruz Adam Boeve Luis Ordaz Ronny Paulino Raul Chavez Jason Delaney Craig Wilson Jason Bowers Carlos Maldonado Ryan Mulhern Chris Duffy Jose Bautista Robinzon Diaz Jack Wilson TEAM TOTAL MULTIPLE RBI GAMES TOT Neil Walker Steve Pearce Adam Boeve Andrew McCutchen Matt Kata Brian Bixler Craig Wilson Josh Wilson Nyjer Morgan Luis Cruz Chris Duffy Carlos Maldonado Ronny Paulino Kevin Thompson Raul Chavez Ryan Mulhern Jose Bautista Michel Hernandez Luis Ordaz Jorge Cortes Jason Delaney Robinzon Diaz TEAM TOTAL VS. THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE IN 2008 WEST Home Road Overall Columbus Louisville Toledo TOTALS NORTH Buffalo Lehigh Valley Pawtucket Rochester Scranton/WB Syracuse TOTALS NYJER MORGAN - above (photo by Bill Gentry) (photo by Bill Gentry) JIMMY BARTHMAIER - below SOUTH Charlotte Durham Norfolk Richmond TOTALS

5 2008 Season In Review... Page HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS INDIANS...Category...OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL -- HITTING 6 (5x: MR - Chris DUR, 8/25)... Most At-Bats... 6 several times 4 (1x: MR - Ronny LOU, 6/7)... Most Runs... 4 (1x: MR - Timo Perez - TOL, 6/2) 5 (1x: MR - Ronny LOU, 6/7)... Most Hits...5 (1x: MR - Chris Carter - PAW, 4/18) 3 (1x: MR - Steve LHV, 5/27)...Most Doubles... 2 several times 1 several times...most Triples... 1 several times 2 (7x: MR - Matt LOU, 6/30)...Most Home Runs...2 (3x: MR - Luis Bolivar - LOU, 8/27) 5 (3x: MR - Ryan COL, 7/20)... Most RBI... 5 (5x: MR - Alvin Colina - LOU, 7/3) 3 (2x: MR - Andrew TOL, 4/26)... Most Walks... 4 (1x: MR - Bobby Kielty - PAW, 4/6) 4 (2x: MR - Brian Bixler vs. DUR, 8/15)... Most Strikeouts... 4 (1x: MR - Danny Richar - LOU, 8/29) 5 (1x: MR - Nyjer Morgan vs. DUR, 8/15)...Most Stolen Bases...4 (1x: MR - Freddy Guzman - TOL, 7/30) 17 games (1x: MR - Nyjer Morgan, 6/17 to 7/17)...Longest Hitting Streak INDIVIDUAL -- PITCHING 8.0 (4x: MR - Ross Ohlendorf vs. COL, 8/13)...Most Innings Pitched (4x: MR - Yorman Bazardo - TOL, 7/30) 10 (1x: MR - Corey COL, 6/29)... Most Hits Allowed (1x: MR - Ben Hendrickson - DUR, 8/17) 9 (1x: MR - Corey Hamman vs. SYR, 7/28)... Most Runs Allowed...11 (1x: MR - Ben Hendrickson - DUR, 8/17) 9 (1x: MR - Corey Hamman vs. SYR, 7/28)...Most Earned Runs Allowed...11 (1x: MR - Ben Hendrickson - DUR, 8/17) 4 (1x: MR - Daniel McCutchen vs. LOU, 8/27)...Most Home Runs Allowed...4 (1x: MR - Daryl Thompson - LOU, 6/7) 7 (1x: MR - Luis PAW, 4/6)... Most Walks...6 (2x: MR - Jeff Niemann - DUR, 8/15) 2 (2x: MR - Jason LOU, 7/1)...Most HBPs...3 (1x: MR - Matt Maloney - LOU, 4/22) 10 (1x: MR - Tom ROC, 8/10)... Most Strikeouts (1x: MR - J.A. Happ - LHV, 6/5) 2 (2x: MR - Jesse Chavez vs. BUF, 6/25)... Most Wild Pitches...2 (6x: MR - Chris Mason - DUR, 8/24) 17.2 innings (1x: MR - Evan Meek, 6/28 to 7/29)... Longest Scoreless Streak TEAM -- HITTING 12 (2x: MR - vs. DUR, 8/17)...Most Runs / Game...17 (2x: MR - TOL, 6/2) 18 (2x: MR - vs. TOL, 8/2)...Most Hits / Game (1x: MR - SYR, 7/28) 0 (6x: MR - vs. TOL, 8/1)...Fewest Runs / Game... 0 (9x: MR - DUR, 8/16) 1 (1x: MR PAW, 4/3)...Fewest Hits / Game... 1 (2x: MR - BUF, 6/25) 6 (2x: MR - vs. CHR, 7/24)...Most Runs / Inning...11 (1x: MR - SYR, 7/28) 6 (1x: MR PAW, 4/6)...Most Doubles... 6 (2x: MR - LOU, 7/4) 2 (3x: MR - vs. LOU, 8/28)...Most Triples... 3 (2x: MR - COL, 6/28) 5 (1x: MR LOU, 6/7)...Most Home Runs... 4 (1x: MR - LHV, 6/3) 8 (2x: MR COL, 7/20)...Most Extra-Base Hits...9 (1x: MR - RIC, 5/13) 12 (1x: MR - vs. DUR, 8/17)... Most RBI (1x: MR - PAW, 4/18) 10 (1x: MR PAW, 4/5)... Most Walks (1x: MR - PAW, 4/6) 3 (1x: MR - vs. LOU, 4/22)...Most HBPs... 2 (5x: MR - LOU, 828) 14 (3x: MR DUR, 8/26)... Most Strikeouts (1x: MR - LOU, 8/28) 7 (1x: MR DUR, 8/15)...Most Stolen Bases...4 (5x: MR - TOL, 7/30) 14 (1x: MR - vs. RIC, 5/15)... Most Runners Left On Base...13 (2x: MR - ROC, 6/22) TEAM -- PITCHING 11.0 (3x: MR - vs. ROC, 6/22)...Most Innings Pitched (4x: MR - CHR, 8/20) 17 (2x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/2)... Most Runs Allowed (2x: MR - DUR, 8/17) 21 (1x: MR - vs. SYR, 7/28)... Most Hits Allowed...18 (2x: MR - TOL, 8/2) 0 (9x: MR - vs. DUR, 8/16)... Fewest Runs Allowed...0 (6x: MR - TOL, 8/1) 1 (2x: MR - vs. BUF, 6/25)... Fewest Hits Allowed... 1 (1x: MR - PAW, 4/3) 4 (2x: MR - vs. LOU, 8/27)...Most Home Runs Allowed... 5 (1x: MR - LOU, 6/7) 11 (1x: MR PAW, 4/6)... Most Walks (1x: MR - PAW, 4/5) 2 (6x: MR - vs. LOU, 8/31)...Most HBPs... 3 (1x: MR - LOU, 4/22) 15 (1x: MR - vs. LOU, 8/28)... Most Strikeouts (3x: MR - DUR, 8/26) 2 (2x: MR - vs. COL, 4/29)...Most Balks...2 (1x: MR - NOR, 4/14) 3 (2x: MR - vs. ROC, 6/22)... Most Wild Pitches... 2 several times MISCELLANEOUS Longest Overall Winning Streak...5 games (2x: MR - 4/11-15) Largest Margin of Victory...9 runs (1x: MR COL, 7/20) Longest Home Winning Streak...5 games (1x: MR - 4/11-15) Largest Margin of Defeat runs (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/2) Longest Road Winning Streak... 5 games (1x: MR - 4/5-9) Walk-off Wins - Indians... 5 (MR - vs. DUR, 8/18) Longest Overall Losing Streak... 5 games (1x: MR - 4/26-30) Walk-off Wins - Opponents...8 (MR - DUR, 8/25) Longest Home Losing Streak... 4 games (2x: MR - 7/26-8/1) Largest Home Crowd... 15,123 (vs. LOU, 7/4) Longest Road Losing Streak... 6 games (1x: MR - 4/10-28) Largest Road Crowd... 11,981 (@ PAW, 4/3) Longest Game (innings)...11 innings (5x: MR CHR, 8/20) Longest Game (duration)...4 hrs, 1 min (@ TOL 4/26)

6 2008 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 1 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. PAW L T-3rd 1.0 Bullington (0-1) 2:31 11,981 PAW Postponed *** To be made up as part of a doubleheader on 4/5 *** PAW L Taubenheim (0-1) 2: PAW W T-3rd 2.0 Burnett (1-0) 2:17 6,840 PAW W T-2nd 1.0 Salas (1-0) Beam (1) 3:03 6,068 SYR W T-2nd 1.0 Van Benschoten (1-0) 2:37 2,812 SYR W T-1st --- Sanchez (1-0) Bayliss (1) 2:31 3,015 SYR W T-1st --- Davis (1-0) Burnett (1) 2:41 2,988 SYR L T-2nd 0.5 Taubenheim (0-2) 2:38 3,117 4/11 vs. NOR W T-2nd 0.5 Munoz (1-0) 2:44 12,073 12,073 4/12 vs. NOR W T-1st --- Van Benschoten (2-0) Burnett (2) 2:27 3,562 15,635 4/13 vs. NOR W st --- Salas (2-0) 2:13 3,873 19,508 4/14 vs. NOR W st --- Sanchez (2-0) Burnett (3) 3:03 3,602 23,110 4/15 vs. PAW W st --- Taubenheim (1-2) Bayliss (2) 2:05 4,233 27,343 4/16 vs. PAW L T-1st --- Burnett (1-1) 2:59 3,835 31,178 4/17 vs. PAW W st --- Van Benschoten (3-0) Salas (1) 2:30 4,090 35,268 4/18 vs. PAW L st --- Bullington (0-2) 3:02 7,032 42,300 COL L T-1st --- Davis (1-1) 2:33 4,952 COL L nd 1.0 Taubenheim (1-3) 2:47 4,918 4/22 vs. LOU W T-1st --- Van Benschoten (4-0) 2:42 4,038 46,338 4/23 vs. LOU L nd 1.0 Bullington (0-3) 2:38 4,074 50,412 4/24 vs. LOU L rd 2.0 Davis (1-2) 3:02 4,252 54,664 4/25 vs. LOU W rd 1.0 Taubenheim (2-3) Sanchez (1) 2:45 9,098 63,762 TOL L rd 1.5 Bayliss (0-1) 4:01 8,122 TOL L rd 2.5 Thompson (0-1) 2:19 6,284 TOL L rd 3.5 Bullington (0-4) 2:57 4,288 4/29 vs. COL L rd 4.5 Davis (1-3) 2:40 3,767 67,529 4/30 vs. COL L T-3rd 4.5 Taubenheim (2-4) 2:45 10,624 78,153 NOR W rd 4.5 Chavez (1-0) 2:34 5,170 NOR W rd 3.5 Beam (1-0) 3:00 6,912 NOR L T-3rd 4.5 Bullington (0-5) 2:39 7,726 NOR W T-3rd 4.5 Davis (2-3) Salas (2) 3:01 7,271 RIC L th 5.5 Taubenheim (2-5) 2:37 1,792 RIC W th 4.5 Munoz (2-0) Miller (1) 3:04 2,347 RIC L th 5.5 Chavez (1-1) 3:01 2,327 RIC W th 5.5 Bullington (1-5) Beam (2) 2:34 2,551 5/9 vs. SWB L th 6.5 Miller (0-1) 3:17 6,183 84,336 5/10 vs. SWB W th 6.0 Taubenheim (3-5) 2:26 10,942 95,278 5/11 vs. SWB Postponed *** To be made up as part of a doubleheader on 5/12 *** 5/12-1 vs. SWB L Miller (0-2) 3: /12-2 vs. SWB L th 7.0 Munoz (2-1) 2:09 5, ,324 5/13 vs. RIC L th 7.0 Bullington (1-6) 2:42 4, ,066 5/14 vs. RIC L th 7.0 Davis (2-4) 2:57 4, ,472 5/15 vs. RIC W th 7.0 Miller (1-2) 3:24 9, ,262 5/16 vs. RIC W th 6.0 Van Benschoten (5-0) Chavez (1) 2:32 9, ,063 LOU W th 6.0 Miller (2-2) Bayliss (3) 2:58 9,254 LOU L th 7.5 Rogers (0-1) 2:35 9,663 5/20 vs. LOU W th 6.5 Bullington (2-6) 2:10 4, ,776 5/21 vs. LOU L th 7.0 Davis (2-5) 2:39 7, ,347 SWB L th 8.0 Taubenheim (3-6) 2:10 5,437 SWB L th 9.0 Bayliss (0-2) 3:07 7,055 SWB W th 9.0 Munoz (3-1) Sanchez (2) 2:41 7,167 SWB W th 8.0 Bullington (3-6) Beam (3) 3: LHV L th 8.0 Davis (2-6) 2:28 6,520 LHV L th 8.0 Taubenheim (3-7) 2:36 6,211 LHV W th 7.0 Van Benschoten (6-0) Beam (4) 2:46 5,301 LHV L th 8.0 Bayliss (0-3) 3:05 9,119 5/30 vs. TOL W th 7.0 Barthmaier (1-0) Sanchez (3) 2:23 8, ,223 5/31 vs. TOL W th 6.0 Davis (3-6) Chavez (2) 2:46 12, /1 vs. TOL L th 7.0 Taubenheim (3-8) 2:30 8, ,334 6/2 vs. TOL L th 8.0 Van Benschoten (6-1) 2:54 5, ,113

7 2008 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 2 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. 6/3 vs. LHV L th 9.0 Munoz (3-2) 2:25 4, ,374 6/4 vs. LHV W th 8.0 Miller (3-2) Sanchez (4) 2:34 5, ,461 6/5 vs. LHV L th 9.0 Davis (3-7) 2:28 9, ,260 6/6 vs. LHV W th 8.0 Taubenheim (4-8) Chavez (3) 2:16 10, ,605 LOU L th 8.0 Miller (3-3) 3:01 9,935 LOU W th 7.0 Beam (2-0) Chavez (4) 3:15 7,512 TOL W th 7.0 German (1-0) Miller (2) 2:46 6,731 TOL L th 7.0 Beam (2-1) 2:40 7,759 TOL W th 6.0 Sanchez (3-0) Chavez (5) 3:15 7,279 TOL W th 6.0 Van Benschoten (7-1) Miller (3) 2:11 10,300 COL L th 7.0 Munoz (3-3) 2:15 10,088 COL L th 7.0 Barthmaier (1-1) 2:10 7,617 6/16 vs. COL W th 6.0 Davis (4-7) 2:25 8, ,716 6/17 vs. COL L th 7.0 Taubenheim (4-9) 3:12 7, ,451 6/19 vs. ROC L th 8.0 Chavez (1-2) 2:45 8, ,041 6/20 vs. ROC W th 8.0 Miller (4-3) 2:58 13, ,550 6/21 vs. ROC W th 7.0 Barthmaier (2-1) Miller (4) 2:36 12, ,739 6/22 vs. ROC L th 7.0 Chavez (1-3) 3:34 11, ,790 6/23 vs. BUF W th 7.0 Sanchez (4-0) Miller (5) 2:39 7, ,238 6/24 vs. BUF L th 8.0 Van Benschoten (7-2) 2:42 7, ,224 6/25 vs. BUF W th 7.0 Bullington (4-6) 2:21 8, ,914 6/26 vs. BUF L th 8.0 Davis (4-8) 2:43 7, ,332 COL W th 8.0 Herrera (1-0) Miller (6) 2:42 8,257 COL L th 8.0 Drese (0-1) 2:43 7,698 COL L th 8.0 Miller (4-4) 2:49 6,203 LOU L th 9.0 Salas (2-1) 2:55 7,722 LOU L th 9.0 Davis (4-9) 2:05 9,714 LOU W th 8.0 Perez (1-0) Miller (7) 3:12 7,409 LOU L th 8.0 Salas (2-2) 3:26 11,795 7/4 vs. LOU L th 9.0 Miller (4-5) 2:59 15, ,455 LOU W th 9.0 Thompson (1-1) Chavez (6) 2:26 10,834 7/6 vs. COL L th 10.0 Salas (2-3) 3:12 7, ,551 7/7 vs. COL W th 9.0 Osoria (1-0) 2:51 6, ,680 7/8 vs. COL L th 10.0 Hernandez (0-1) 2:30 4, ,506 7/9 vs. COL W th 9.0 Perez (2-0) 2:17 7, ,711 7/10 vs. TOL L th 9.0 German (1-1) 2:28 10, ,812 7/11 vs. TOL L th 10.0 Reichert (1-4) 3:08 11, ,792 7/12 vs. TOL L th 11.0 Gorzelanny (0-1) 1:19 11, ,652 7/13 vs. TOL W th 11.0 Barthmaier (3-1) Miller (8) 2:48 11, ,752 COL W th 11.0 Davis (5-9) Chavez (7) 2:39 7,125 COL L th 11.0 Hamman (0-1) 3:07 6,948 COL L th 12.0 Miller (4-6) 3:12 8,896 COL W th 12.0 Thompson (2-1) 3:06 5,680 7/21 vs. CHR L th 12.0 Miller (4-7) 3:24 10, ,772 7/22 vs. CHR W th 12.0 Davis (6-9) Chavez (8) 2:28 7, ,459 7/23 vs. CHR W th 12.0 Hamman (1-1) Meek (1) 2:44 8, ,777 7/24 vs. CHR W th 12.0 Salas (3-3) 2:54 11, ,887 7/25 vs. SYR W th 11.0 Gorzelanny (1-1) 2:36 13, ,281 7/26 vs. SYR L th 12.0 Perez (2-1) 2:38 12, ,884 7/27 vs. SYR L th 12.0 McCutchen (4-7) 2:27 7, ,644 7/28 vs. SYR L th 12.0 Hamman (1-2) 2:44 12, ,691 TOL L th 13.0 Ohlendorf (1-2) 2:31 9,016 TOL W th 13.0 Sanchez (5-0) Chavez (9) 2:24 8,981 TOL L th 13.0 Thompson (2-2) 3:06 10,403 8/1 vs. TOL L th 14.0 McCutchen (4-8) 2:29 10, ,614 8/2 vs. TOL W th 14.0 Hamman (2-2) 3:06 13, ,624 8/3 vs. TOL W th 14.0 Ohlendorf (2-2) Chavez (10) 2:40 9, ,329 BUF L th 15.0 Van Benschoten (7-3) 2:36 6,918 BUF W th 15.0 Salas (4-3) 3:14 7,928 BUF W th 15.0 McCutchen (5-8) Chavez (11) 2:33 8,435 BUF L th 16.0 Hamman (2-3) 2:46 7,077

8 2008 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 3 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. ROC L th 17.0 Ohlendorf (2-3) 2:48 9,914 ROC L th 17.0 Chavez (1-4) 2:51 7,895 ROC W th 17.0 Gorzelanny (2-1) Salas (3) 2:44 9,635 ROC L th 18.0 Thompson (2-3) 2:50 7,485 8/12 vs. COL W th 17.5 Hamman (3-3) Chavez (12) 2:28 7, ,811 8/13 vs. COL W th 18.0 Ohlendorf (3-3) Perez (1) 2:18 7, ,277 8/15 vs. DUR L th 19.0 Perez (2-3) 2:44 12, ,446 8/16 vs. DUR W th 19.0 Gorzelanny (3-1) Chavez (13) 2:10 14, ,599 8/17 vs. DUR W th 19.0 Thompson (3-3) 2:48 10, ,565 8/18 vs. DUR W th 18.0 Chavez (2-4) 3:03 9, ,641 CHR L th 19.0 Ohlendorf (3-4) 2:24 2,704 CHR L th 19.0 Chavez (2-5) 3:36 2,268 CHR L th 20.0 Van Benschoten (7-4) 2:17 3,386 CHR W th 19.0 D. McCutchen (6-8) Chavez (14) 2: DUR W th 19.0 Hamman (4-3) Meek (2) 2:50 10,991 DUR W th 19.0 Ohlendorf (4-4) 3:06 9,371 DUR L th 20.0 Chavez (2-6) 3:18 7,120 DUR L th 20.0 Salas (4-4) 2:24 6,306 8/27 vs. LOU L th 21.0 D. McCutchen (6-9) 2:32 7, ,857 8/28 vs. LOU W th 20.0 Osoria (2-0) Beam (5) 3:09 7, ,542 8/29 vs. LOU W th 19.0 Ohlendorf (5-4) Salas (4) 3:01 13, ,100 8/30 vs. LOU L th 20.0 Osoria (2-1) 2:27 15, ,166 LOU L th 21.0 Sanchez (5-1) 2:15 10,517 LOU W th 20.0 McCutchen (7-9) Osoria (1) 2:46 9,465 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ALTOONA CURVE Double-A -- Eastern League Record Note: Altoona saw their streak of six consecutive seasons with more than 70 wins come to an end. Leaders: BA: Delaney (.292); R: Pacheco (64); 2B: Corley (25); 3B: Ford (10); HR: Pacheco (12); RBI: Pacheco (52) W: Mateo (7); ERA: Mateo (2.12); SV: Belisario (9); SO: Bloom (89) LYNCHBURG HILLCATS High-A -- Carolina League Record Note: Lynchburg collected 29 wins in both the first half (29-41) and (29-39) second half of the season. Leaders: BA: Negrych (.370); R: Negrych (77); 2B: Negrych (36); 3B: Friday, Barksdale (4); HR: Keel (20); RBI: Keel (81) W: Crotta (9); ERA: Watson (3.56); SV: Roberts (9); SO: Watson (104) HICKORY CRAWDADS Low-A -- South Atlantic League Record Note: Hickory fell from seventh place (30-40) in the first half of the season to eighth place (22-47) in the second half. Leaders: BA: Durham (.348); R: Huber (78); 2B: Huber (29); 3B: Huber, Pena (5); HR: Durham (14); RBI: Huber (60) W: Molleken, Lincoln, Bishop (5); ERA: McSwain (2.17); SV: Robles (6); SO: De Los Santos (88) STATE COLLEGE SPIKES Short Season -- New York-Penn League Record Note: State College finished sixth in the Pinckney Division in its second year as a Pittsburgh Pirates affilliate. Leaders: BA: Farrell (.287); R: D Arnaud, Vasquez (26); 2B: Latimore (14); 3B: Latimore, D Arnaud (5); HR: Anderson (6); RBI: Anderson, Biela (28) W: Owens, Knotts (3); ERA: Martinez (3.67); SV: Ponder, Brolsma (2); SO: Knotts (51)

9 2008 Season In Review... Page TRIBE TRANSACTIONS (page 1 of 2) April 6 INF Brian Bixler recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. April 8 INF/OF Craig Wilson signed as a Minor League free agent [24]. April 13 C Michel Hernandez placed on the disabled list [23], C Carlos Maldonado activated from the disabled list [24]. April 15 INF Luis Ordaz placed on the disabled list [23]. April 17 INF Jason Bowers acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. April 21 C Carlos Maldonado placed on the disabled list [23]. April 23 C Michel Hernandez activated from the disabled list [24]. April 27 RHP John Van Benschoten recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Brian Rogers acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. May 2 RHP Mike Thompson placed on the disabled list [23], RHP Adam Bernero activated from the disabled list [24]. May 4 LHP Sean Burnett acquired by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Matt Miller acquired from the Boston organization in a trade [24]. May 9 OF Jorge Cortes placed on the disabled list [23], OF Nyjer Morgan optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. May 13 RHP Marino Salas acquired by Pittsburgh [23], RHP John Van Benschoten optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. May 14 C Raul Chavez acquired by Pittsburgh [23], C Carlos Maldonado activated from the disabled list [24]. May 15 INF Jack Wilson begins Major League rehabilitation assignment. May 20 INF Jack Wilson completes the Indianapolis portion of his Major League rehabilitation assignment. May 20 RHP Adam Bernero placed on the disabled list [23], RHP Chris Hernandez acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. May 27 INF Jason Bowers assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], INF Brian Bixler optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. May 29 RHP Bryan Bullington recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Marino Salas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. May 30 RHP Chris Hernandez assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP Jimmy Barthmaier acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. May 31 RHP Jimmy Barthmaier assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP Chris Hernandez acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 2 RHP Chris Hernandez placed on the disabled list [23]. June 4 RHP Jimmy Barthmaier acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 4 RHP Brian Rogers released unconditionally [23], RHP Franklyn German signed as a Minor League free agent [24]. June 7 INF Adam Boeve placed on the temporarily inactive list [23], C Ronny Paulino optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 9 C Carlos Maldonado placed on the disabled list [23]. June 10 INF Adam Boeve activated from the temporarily inactive list [24]. June 13 RHP Marino Salas recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Bryan Bullington optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 17 RHP Luis Munoz assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP Evan Meek acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 19 C Ronny Paulino placed on the disabled list [23]. June 19 RHP Jonah Bayliss traded to the Toronto Blue Jays organization [22], RHP Chris Hernandez activated from the disabled list [23]. June 19 OF Kevin Thompson placed on the disabled list [22], INF Luis Ordaz activated from the disabled list [23]. June 20 OF Nyjer Morgan recalled by Pittsburgh [22], RHP Marino Salas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. June 21 C Carlos Maldonado activated from the disabled list [24]. June 22 RHP T.J. Beam acquired by Pittsburgh [23], OF Jorge Cortes activated from the disabled list [24]. June 27 RHP Jimmy Barthmaier recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Yoslan Herrera acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 27 RHP Chris Hernandez assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP T.J. Beam optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 28 RHP T.J. Beam recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Jimmy Barthmaier optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 28 RHP Ty Taubenheim recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Ryan Drese signed as a Minor League free agent [24]. June 28 RHP John Van Benschoten recalled by Pittsburgh [23], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 28 RHP Yoslan Herrera assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP Chris Hernandez acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. June 29 RHP Romulo Sanchez recalled by Pittsburgh [23], OF Nyjer Morgan optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 29 RHP Ryan Drese placed on the disabled list [23]. June 30 OF Jorge Cortes placed on the disabled list [22]. July 1 RHP Ty Taubenheim optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. July 1 LHP Juan Perez activated from the disabled list [24]. July 2 1B/RF Steve Pearce recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. July 3 RHP Bryan Bullington designated for assignment [22]. July 5 RHP Mike Thompson activated from the disabled list [23]. July 6 RHP Ty Taubenheim placed on the disabled list [22]. July 7 OF Jorge Cortes activated from the disabled list [23]. July 7 OF Jorge Cortes placed on the disabled list [22]. July 7 RHP Franquelis Osoria begins Major League rehabilitation assignment. July 8 1B/RF Steve Pearce optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. July 8 LHP Tom Gorzelanny optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 11 INF/OF Craig Wilson traded to the Seattle Mariners organization [23]. July 11 INF Ryan Mulhern acquired in a trade from the Cleveland Indians organization [24]. July 11 RHP Jason Davis assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23]. July 11 RHP Dan Reichert acquired in a trade from the Cleveland Indians organization [24]. July 12 RHP Franquelis Osoria completes his Major League rehabilitation assignment and returns to Pittsburgh. July 13 RHP Corey Hamman assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], RHP Jason Davis acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. July 17 RHP Marino Salas recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP John Van Benschoten optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 17 RHP Chris Hernandez released unconditionally [23], RHP Romulo Sanchez optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 17 RHP Dan Reichert assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24].

10 2008 Season In Review... Page TRIBE TRANSACTIONS (page 2 of 2) July 21 RHP John Van Benschoten recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Ty Taubenheim activated from the disabled list [24]. July 22 INF/OF Adam Boeve placed on the temporarily inactive list [23], RHP Marino Salas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 25 INF/OF Adam Boeve placed on the disabled list. July 25 RHP Jimmy Barthmaier placed on the disabled list [23]. July 26 1B/RF Steve Pearce recalled by Pittsburgh [22], OF Jorge Cortes activated from the disabled list [23]. July 27 RHP Jason Davis acquired by Pittsburgh [22], RHP Daniel McCutchen acquired in a trade from the New York Yankees organization [23]. July 28 RHP Ross Ohlendorf acquired in a trade from the New York Yankees organization [24]. July 28 RHP Ty Taubenheim placed on the disabled list [23], RHP John Van Benschoten optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 28 INF/OF Adam Boeve activated from the temporarily inactive list. July 29 INF Brian Bixler recalled by Pittsburgh [23], INF Luis Cruz acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. July 29 RHP Matt Miller retires from professional baseball [23], INF Jason Delaney acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. Aug. 1 RHP Mike Thompson assigned to Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [23], INF Brian Bixler optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 2 INF Josh Wilson traded to the Boston Red Sox organization [23], RHP Mike Thompson acquired from Double-A Altoona (Pa.) [24]. Aug. 5 RHP Romulo Sanchez recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Jimmy Barthmaier activated from the disabled list [24]. Aug. 7 OF Jorge Cortes placed on the disabled list [23]. Aug. 8 C Ronny Paulino activated from the disabled list [24]. Aug. 10 RHP Franklyn German traded to the Chicago White Sox organization [23]. Aug. 12 RHP Franquelis Osoria outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 15 RHP Matt Capps begins Major League rehabilitation assignment. Aug. 16 INF Luis Ordaz placed on the disabled list [23], INF Jose Bautista optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 19 OF Nyjer Morgan recalled by Pittsburgh [23], OF Chris Duffy outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 21 INF/OF Jose Bautista traded to the Toronto Blue Jays organization [23], OF Jorge Cortes activated from the disabled list [24]. Aug. 23 LHP Tom Gorzelanny recalled by Pittsburgh [23], 1B/RF Steve Pearce optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 23 C Michel Hernandez placed on the disabled list [23]. Aug. 24 LHP Corey Hamman assigned to High-A Lynchburg (Va.) [22], RHP Romulo Sanchez optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. Aug. 25 RHP T. J. Beam optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Aug. 27 RHP Jesse Chavez acquired by Pittsburgh [23], C Robinzon Diaz acquired in a trade from the Toronto Blue Jays organization [24]. Aug. 28 RHP Daniel McCutchen assigned to High-A Lynchburg (Va.) [23], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from High-A Lynchburg (Va.) [24]. Aug. 29 LHP Corey Hamman placed on the disabled list [23], RHP Craig Hansen optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. Sept. 1 RHP Mike Thompson assigned to High-A Lynchburg (Va.) [23], RHP Daniel McCutchen acquired from High-A Lynchburg (Va.) [24].

11 2008 Season In Review...Page STATISTICS -- ALL BATTERS BATTERS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS HBP DP 1B 2B 3B SS OF C E Bautista, Jose Bixler, Brian Boeve, Adam Bowers, Jason Chavez, Raul Cortes, Jorge Cruz, Luis Delaney, Jason Diaz, Robinzon (IND) Diaz, Robinzon (TOT) Duffy, Chris Hernandez, Michel Kata, Matt Maldonado, Carlos McCutchen, Andrew Morgan, Nyjer Mulhern, Ryan (IND) Mulhern, Ryan (TOT) Ordaz, Luis Paulino, Ronny Pearce, Steve Thompson, Kevin Walker, Neil Wilson, Craig Wilson, Jack Wilson, Josh Team Total Bold = Team High STEVE PEARCE (photo by Bill Gentry) MATT KATA (photo by Bill Gentry)

12 2008 Season In Review... Page STATISTICS -- ALL PITCHERS PITCHERS W-L ERA G GS CG SH SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK WP WHIP AVG HLD Barthmaier, Jimmy Bayliss, Jonah Beam, T.J Bernero, Adam Bullington, Bryan Burnett, Sean Capps, Matt Chavez, Jesse Davis, Jason Drese, Ryan German, Franklyn Gorzelanny, Tom Hamman, Corey Hansen, Craig (IND) Hansen, Craig (TOT) Hernandez, Chris Herrera, Yoslan Maldonado, Carlos McCutchen, Daniel (IND) McCutchen, Daniel (TOT) Meek, Evan Miller, Matt Munoz, Luis Ohlendorf, Ross (IND) Ohlendorf, Ross (TOT) Osoria, Franquelis Perez, Juan Reichert, Dan (IND) Reichert, Dan (TOT) Rogers, Brian Salas, Marino Sanchez, Romulo Taubenheim, Ty Thompson, Mike Van Benschoten, John Team Total Bold = Team High JOHN VAN BENSCHOTEN (photo by Bill Gentry) JASON DAVIS (photo by Bill Gentry)