Triple-A Affiliate of the Chicago Cubs since RH Ramon Ortiz (0-0, 0.00) vs. LH Alberto Bastardo (0-0, 0.00)

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1 Iowa Cubs Game Notes Triple-A Affiliate of the Chicago Cubs since 1981 Media Relations Contacts Randy Wehofer Doug Meyer Dave Albrecht Upcoming Probables Tuesday, April 12 Albuquerque RH Thomas Diamond (0-0, 4.50) vs. LH Dana Eveland (1-0, 3.38) Wednesday, April 13 Albuquerque RH Austin Bibens-Dirkx (0-0, 4.50) vs. TBA Thursday, April 14 11:05 Albuquerque RH Robert Coello (0-1, 15.75) vs. LH Randy Keisler (0-0, 3.60) Friday, April 15 7:05 vs. Memphis TBA vs. LH J.R. Mathes (0-0, 4.50) Iowa Cubs (3-1) vs. Albuquerque Isotopes (2-2) Monday, April 11, 2011 Isotopes Park Albuquerque, NM April RR W, 12-9 April RR W, 6-4 April RR L, 9-13 April RR W, 8-6 April ALB 7:35 pm April ALB 7:35 pm April ALB 7:35 pm April ALB 12:05 pm April 15 MEM 7:05 pm April 16 MEM 7:05 pm April 17 MEM 1:05 pm April 18 MEM 12:05 pm April 19 ALB 6:35 pm April 20 ALB 12:05 pm April 21 ALB 6:35 pm RH Ramon Ortiz (0-0, 0.00) vs. LH Alberto Bastardo (0-0, 0.00) I-Cubs In April (All Times Central) April 22 ALB 7:05 pm April MEM 6:05 pm April MEM 1:35 pm April MEM 7:05 pm April MEM 11:05 am April 27 OFF April OMA 6:35 pm April OMA 7:05 pm April OMA 7:05 pm IOWa Cubs Quick Facts Home Road Day Night vs. LHP vs. RHP Win / Loss streak... W1 Longest win streak... 2 Longest losing streak... 1 Extra innings Shutouts Quality Starts... 1 One-run games Two-run games Lead after Tied after Trail after Lead after Tied after Trail after Cubs score first Opp. scores first Score 4 or more runs Score fewer than 4 runs Score 10+ runs Opp. score 10+ runs Comeback wins... 3 Wins in last AB... 0 Opp. wins in last AB... 0 Iowa homers Iowa 10+ hits Opponent 10+ hits Out-hit opponent Equal hit total Out-hit by opponent Most hits in a game (3x) Fewest hits in a game (9) Fewest hits in a game (7)... 0 No errors With 1 error With 2 errors With 3+ errors Travel days First game of series Vs. NL affiliates Vs. AL affiliates Largest home crowd... 0 Largest road crowd... 10,585 TONIGHT S GAME: The Iowa Cubs and Albuquerque Isotopes play the first game of a four-game series. The Isotopes are the Pacific Coast League affiliate of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Tonight s game is the fifth of an eightgame road trip. The Cubs won three of four at Round Rock to begin the season. CUBS DERAIL EXPRESS: The Cubs won 8-6 at Round Rock yesterday afternoon to take three of four in the season-opening series against the Express. RF Tony Campana matched a career-high with four hits, CF Lou Montanez collected four RBI, and C Max Ramirez hit a two-run homer as part of a four-run sixth inning that made the difference in the game. RH Justin Berg picked up the win in relief and lefty John Gaub worked the final inning and two-thirds to record the save. It was his first since May 21st last season against Colorado Springs. FAST START: The last time the Cubs won their seasonopening series was 2004 when Iowa took three out of four against New Orleans at Principal Park. The Cubs are one of three teams in the PCL to start the season 3-1. The other two are division rivals Nashville and Memphis. OFFENSIVE MINDED: The Cubs collected 57 hits over the four-game series at Round Rock and lead the league with a.363 team batting average through the first weekend of play. The total includes 35 extra-base hits, including a league-best 18 doubles. Bobby Scales leads the league with six doubles, including at least one in each game. He set a career-high with 33 doubles last season for Iowa. Lou Montanez leads the league with 10 hits and leads the team with eight RBI. Scales, Montanez, and 3B Marquez Smith have hit safely in each of the first four games. PEN PALS: Justin Berg became the third different reliever to earn a win for the Cubs already this season. Esmailin Caridad and Chris Carpenter also have recorded victories. For Caridad, it was his first win since September 20, Carpenter, who has been a starter most of his career, now has five wins in five career relief appearances. The Cubs have also recorded a save in each of their victories. Scott Maine earned the save in each of the first two games and is seven-for-seven in save opportunities over the last two seasons with Iowa. VS. ALBUQUERQUE: This is the first of 16 scheduled meetings between the Cubs and Isotopes this season. Last year, the Cubs won the season series 9-7 over the Isotopes, including a 5-3 mark in Albuquerque where the Cubs won three of four in their final road series of Since Iowa joined the PCL in 1998, the Cubs lead the all-time series 87-85, but the Isotopes hold a advantage at Isotopes Park. THE BIG 3-0: This year marks the 30th season of Iowa Cubs baseball. The Des Moines Triple-A club became an affiliate of the Chicago Cubs 31 years ago in 1981, but played that first season under their old name, the Iowa Oaks, before adopting the current name in The affiliate relationship between Chicago and Iowa ranks eighth-longest in minor league baseball and fourth-longest among teams that aren t owned by their parent club. Iowa has also been an affiliate of the Oakland A s ( ), Chicago White Sox ( , 76-80), and the Houston Astros (1975). THE BIG DANCE: Bill Dancy begins his first season as Iowa s manager after earning the Southern League Manager of the Year award last season by guding Tennessee to an record and a trip to the SL Championship Series. This is Dancy s 23rd season of managing in the minor leagues going back to his first assignment with Spartanburg in the Western Carolinas League in Entering this seaosn, his career record is 1,604-1,467 and he ranks fourth in wins among active minor league managers. Dancy has taken his teams to the post-season 10 times and won three championships with Peninsula in 1980, Clearwater in 1983, and Reading in He spent 34 years in the Philadelphia Phillies organization ( ) with time as their minor league field coordinator and major league third base coach in addiiotn to managing. Last year s manager, Hall of Famer Ryne Sandberg, played for Dancy in Spartanburg in 79. REMEMBERING RON: All teams in the Cubs organization are wearing #10 patches on the sleeves of their game uniforms to honor legendary third baseman/ broadcaster Ron Santo who passed away December 3, 2010.

2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER #37 RAMON ORTIZ (0-0, 0.00) Height: 6-0 Weight: 175 Throws: Right Bats: Right Born: Novermber 23, 1973 Opening Day Age: 37 Resides: Cotui, Dominican Republic RH Ramon Ortiz will make his first career start for the Iowa Cubs tonight. Last season, Ortiz began the year with the Los Angeles Dodgers, before spending time at triple-a Buffalo (Mets), and triple-a Durham (Rays). Ortiz made eight starts in Buffalo, including a complete game, and posted a 3.94 ERA. The 37-year old veteran pitcher has many many stops along his 16 year career, but this is his first within the Chicago Cubs organization. SAVING GRACE: Originally a product of the Angels system, Ortiz makes an emergency start for Iowa tonight after the Chicago Cubs called-up starting pitcher Casey Coleman. Coleman, who made the start for Chicago yesterday in Milwaukee, was pressed into big-league action after both Andrew Cashner and Randy Wells were placed on the DL for Chicago. Ortiz, who was in the Angels organization for nine years to begin his career, was at extended spring training with the Cubs in Mesa until being called-up for this start. SWEET SIXTEEN: This season marks Ortiz 16th year of proffesional baseball. In 1995 he was signed as an undrafted free agent by the Anaheim Angels. Since the 2004 season, Ortiz has spent time with the Cincinnati, Washington, Colorado, San Francisco, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, and Tampa Bay organizations. He also spent a season in Japan in TOP TEN LIST: During his ten years in the Major Leagues, Ortiz has cracked the top ten in the league in several pitching categories. In 2002 with the Angels, he ranked sixth in batting avergae against (.230), seventh in strikeouts (162), and 10th in innings pitched (217.1). In 2003, again with the Angels, Ortiz ranked eighth in the American League with 16 wins. PITCHER OF THE CARIBBEAN: In 2008 Ortiz played for the champion Tigres del Licey of the Dominican Republic in the annual Caribbean Series. He pitched 11.1 innings and did not yield an earned run. He was named to the Caribbean Series All-Star team as the right handed starting pitcher, as well as given MVP honors for the Series. vs. ALBUQUERQUE: Ortiz made two relief appearances against the Isotopes in 2009 while pitching for Fresno. In four innings, he allowed one run on two hits, walked none, and struck out three. Ortiz also pitched against the old Albuquerque Duke as a member of the Edmonton Trappers in He made two starts against the Dukes and was 0-1 with a 5.14 ERA (7IP, 7H, 4R, 4ER, 3BB, 7K) ORTIZ S CAREER STATISTICS Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO 1996 AZL Angels Boise Cedar Rapids Midland Erie Edmonton ANGELS Lake Elsinore Edmonton ANGELS ANGELS ANGELS ANGELS ANGELS Sarasota REDS NATIONALS TWINS ROCKIES Orix-Japan Fresno DODGERS Buffalo Durham Major League Totals Minor League Totals

3 IOWA CUBS HITTING NOTES #1 Matt Camp IF/OF Left/Right +2 games 1-3, R, RBI, SH 3-11, 2R, 2DBL, 3RBI, SH Last Home Run: ALB (S. Etherton) #7 Tony Campana OF Left/Left +3 games 4-5, 2R, 2B, RBI, K, SB, CS 7-15, 4R, 2DBL, RBI, 3K, 2SB, CS Last Home Run: N/A #35 Bryan LaHair 1B/OF Left/Right -1 game 0-4, BB, K 4-17, 4R, 2B, 2HR, 7RBI, 2BB, 2K, SF Last Home Run: RR (Z. Jackson) #2 Lou Montanez OF Right/Right +4 games 3-5, 4RBI, K 10-20, 3R, 2B, 2TRPL, 8RBI, BB, 5K Last Home Run: Charlotte (J. Marquez) #15 Scott Moore IF Left/Right +2 games 2-4, R, BB 5-11, 4R, 2B, HR, 4RBI, 3BB, K, SF Last Home Run: RR (Y. Brazoban) #13 Jonathan Mota IF/C Right/Right +1 game RR, 2-5, 2B, RBI 2-5, 2B, RBI Last Home Run: SAC (C. Mortensen) #3 Fernando Perez OF Right/Right +2 games R, SB (Pinch-runner) 2-12, 4R, 2B, 4BB, 7K, SB Last Home Run: 7/26/10 vs. SYR (K. Mench) #20 Max Ramirez C Right/Right +1 game 1-5, R, HR, 2RBI, GDP 2-9, 3R, 2B, HR, 2RBI, BB, K, GDP Last Home Run: RR (B. Tomko) #16 Chris Robinson C Right/Right +2 games RR, 2-4, RBI, BB 3-8, 2B, RBI, BB, 2K, SH Last Home Run: MEM (L. Lynn) #11 Bobby Scales IF/OF Switch/Right +4 games 1-5, R, 2B, 4K 7-18, 5R, 6DBL, RBI, BB, 9K, CS, 2HBP Last Home Run: 9/4/10 vs. MEM (L. Lynn) #21 Marquez Smith IF Right/Right +4 games 1-4, R, 2B, K 7-18, 5R, 2B, 2RBI, 4K Last Home Run: ALB (J. Link) #22 Ty Wright OF Right/Right +1 game , 2R, HR, 3RBI, 2K, GDP Last Home Run: RR (M. Kirkman) Longest Hit 2 (Current) - Batted.200 (6-for-30) with three runs scored and five RBI in 18 games during spring training - Delivered a two-run double to break a 3-3 tie in the eighth inning of a 6-4 win at Round Rock on April 8 - Was the fourth-toughest batter to strikeout in PCL last season, averaging a strikeout every plate appearances - Matched a career-high with four hits on 4/23 at MEM and 5/14 at LV in 10. Has 7 career four-hit games - three with I-Cubs - Selected in 13th round of the 2006 draft out of North Carolina State University where he was 1st team All-ACC in the OF Longest Hit 3 (Current) - Matched a career-high with four hits, going 4-for-5 with a double, an RBI, and two runs scored on April 10 at Round Rock - Made his Triple-A debut on Opening Night at Round Rock on April 7 and recorded his first hit on a bunt single - Batted.319 with 22 doubles and led the Cubs organization with 48 stolen bases in 131 games at Tennessee in Named to the Southern League Post-Season All-Star team last season - Drafted by the Cubs in the 13th round of the 2008 draft out of the University of Cincinnati Longest Hit 3 (April 7-9) - Batted.235 (8-for-34) with four doubles, three RBI, and two runs scored in 14 games during spring training - Batted.308 and tied for the team lead with 25 HR in 125 G for Iowa in Led PCL with 9 intentional walks. - Tied career-highs with three home runs and 7 RBI on July OKC and named PCL Player of the Week for July 26-Aug. 1 - Hit two home runs on July 20 vs. OKC and August 30 at ALB. Has 14 caerer multi-homer games and 121 career minor lg HR - Signed by the Cubs to a minor league contract on December 23, Originally drafted by the Seattle Mariners in the 39th round of the 2002 draft out of the St. Petersburg (FL) College Longest Hit 4 (Current) - Batted.233 (7-for-30) with three doubles, two runs scored, and an RBI in 17 games during spring training - Signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent on January 12, returning to the organization that drafted him - Limited to 101 games over the last two seasons in Orioles organization (thumb injury in 09 and oblique strain in 10) - Won the Eastern League Triple Crown with Bowie in 2008 ( ) and made his Major League debut with Orioles, 8/5 - Batted.224 with 8 HR and 31 RBI in 82 games with Iowa in Originally drafted by the Cubs in the first round (3rd overall) in the 2000 draft out of Coral Park (FL) High School as a SS Longest Hit 2 (Current) - Batted.342 (13-for-38) with 3 doubles, 3 home runs, 7 runs scored, and 9 RBI in 21 games in spring training - Signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent on Nov. 29. Also spent seasons in Cubs system - Batted.280 with 11 HR and 45 RBI in 61 games with Norfolk and.209 with 3 HR and 10 RBI in 41 games with BAL in 10 - Traded by Cubs to Baltimore for P s Rocky Cherry and Steve Trachsel on August 31, Batted.265 with 19 homers and 69 RBI in 103 games with Iowa in 2007 before trade - Originally selected by the Detroit Tigers in the first round (8th overall) of the 2002 draft out of Cypress (CA) High School - Acquired by Cubs from Tigers along with Roberto Novoa and Bo Flowers for Kyle Farnsworth on Feb 9, 2005 Longest Hit - Appeared in one game at second base and was 0-for-1 in spring training - Spent time with all four of the Cubs full-season affiliates in 2010, finishing the year in Iowa, batting.267 in 11 games - Has a career.248 batting average in 591 career minor league games entering the 2011 season - Spent significant time at catcher for the first time in his career in 2010 after playing infield for most of his career - Signed by the Cubs on August 23, 2003 Longest Hit 2 (Current) - Batted.147 (5-for-34) with 5 runs scored and 5 RBI in 16 games during spring training - Acquired along with P s Matt Garza and Zach Rosscup from Tampa Bay for 5 players, 1/8/11 - Abandoned switch-hitting in 2010 and hit exclusively right-handed after left wrist surgery in March, Named Rays Minor League Player of the Year in 2008 and appeared in ALCS and World Series after August call-up - Set a franchise record and ranked fifth in the minors with 57 steals for SW Michigan in the Midwest League in Originally drafted by the Rays in the seventh round of the 2004 draft out of Columbia University Longest Hit - Batted.294 (5-for-17) with a double, a home run, four runs scored, and nine RBI in 15 games in spring training - Claimed by the Cubs off waivers from Boston, January 10. Outrighted to Iowa, March 30 - Batted.286 with 3HR and 29 RBI in 56 games with Oklahoma City and.217 with 2HR and 8 RBI in 28 game with Texas in 10 - Batted.320 wiht a homer and 6 RBI in 7 games vs. Iowa in 2010 and belted a playoff grand slam vs. I-Cubs in 2008 w/ OKC - Originally signed with the Atlanta Braves in 2002 and was traded to Cleveland for Bob Wickman on July 27, Traded by Cleveland to Texas for OF Keny Lofton on July 27, Singled off Roy Oswalt for his first major league hit on June 25, 2008 Longest Hit 2 (Current) - Batted.286 (2-for-7) with a double and a run scored in six games in spring training - Batted.248 with 2 homers and 26 RBI in 67 games with Iowa in 2010, including a.324 (11-for-34) mark in June - Was the Iowa Cubs Player of the Year in 2009, batting.326 with 22 doubles, 2 homers, and 48 RBI in 91 games - Played for Team Canada in the inaugural World Baseball Classic in 2006 and in the IBAF World Cup in Originally drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 3rd round of the 2005 draft out of the University of Illinois - Acquired by the Cubs in exchange for IF Neifi Perez on August 20, 2006 Longest Hit 4 (Current) - Hit.375 (9-for-24) with a double, a homer, six runs scored, and seven RBI in 16 games during spring training - Batted.268 with 10HR and 53 RBI while setting career highs with 33 doubles and 72 walks last season - Reached base safely in 30 consecutive games from June 16-July 27, 2010 and recorded a hit in 19 of the 30 games - Made his Major League debut on May 5, 2009 and got his first hit that day off Tim Lincecum - His Major League debut came after 11-plus seasons and 1,013 games in the minor leagues - Originally drafted by the San Diego Padres in the 14th round of the 1999 draft out of the University of Michigan Longest Hit 4 (Current) - Batted.286 (8-for-28) with four doubles, three runs scored, and two RBI in 13 games during spring training - Played winter ball for Tigres de Aragua in Venezuela and batted.247 with 5 homers and 16 RBI in 30 games - Voted PCL Topps Player of the Month for August last year, batting.363 with 12HR and 28 RBI - Had 2 HR, including an inside-the-park homer, vs. TAC on 8/6/10 and 2 HR on ALB. Has 3 career multi-hr games - Ranked fourth in the Southern League with 34 doubles for Tennessee in Selected in the 8th round of the 2007 draft out of Clemson University where he was teammates with Cubs OF Tyler Colvin Longest Hit - Was 0-for-1 with a walk in limited action with big league club in spring training - Joined Iowa on June 27 last season and hit.240 with a homer and 16 RBI in 58 games for his first action at Triple-A - Batted.298 with 10HR and 51 RBI in 73 G with Tennessee in 2010 and was named to the Southern League All-Star Team - Drafted by the Cubs in the 7th round of the 2007 draft out of Oklahoma State University - Graduated Wills Point HS in Texas where he was all-state in baseball and football and all-district in basketball

4 IOWA CUBS BULLPEN NOTES #46 Justin Berg RHP RR, W, 2IP, 5H, 2R, K 1st Batter Retired: 2/2 #34 Esmailin Caridad RHP RR, H, 1.1IP, 3H, 2R, ER, 2K 1st Batter Retired: 1/2 #44 Chris Carpenter RHP RR, W, 1.1IP, H, R, K 1st Batter Retired: 1/1 #27 John Gaub LHP RR, SV, 1.2IP, H, BB, 2K Save/Opp: 1/1 1st Batter Retired: 1/2 Scored/Inherited: 1/1 #24 Scott Maine LHP RR, SV, IP, H, K Save/Opp: 2/2 1st Batter Retired: 0/2 #39 Jake Muyco RHP RR, 3IP, 7H, 6R, K, 3HR 1st Batter Retired: 1/1 #9 Polin Trinidad RHP RR, H, 0.2IP, 2H, BB 1st Batter Retired: 0/1 Scored/Inherited: 1/1 Last Win: Round Rock Last Loss: San Francisco Last Save: 6/23/04 vs. GCL Phillies - Allowed 10 runs on eight hits and five walks in four innings over four appearances in spring training - Opened 2010 with Chicago and had three stints in the big leagues, going 0-1 with a 5.18 ERA in 41 games - Was 4-1 with a 3.64 ERA in 21 appearances with Iowa in Is 14-8 with a 4.30 ERA in 85 career games (16 starts) over the last 3 years with Iowa (175.2IP/84ER) - Made his Major League debut on August 13, 2009 with two scoreless innings vs. Philadelphia - His only career save came in his professional debut in the Gulf Coast League in Selected by the NY Yankees in the 43rd round of the 2003 draft. Traded to the Cubs for OF Matt Lawton, August 26, Last Win: Round Rock Last Loss: Carolina Last Save: Carolina - Was 1-0 with a 6.35 ERA and one save in five spring training appearances (5.2IP, 5H, 4R, BB, 2K) - Spent most of 2010 on the disabled list with a right forearm strain and a right forearm strain - His two appearances with Iowa in 2010 were part of a Major League rehab assignment in May (3IP, 2H, R, BB, 2K) - Was 5-10 with a 4.17 ERA in 25 starts with Iowa in 2009 before earning his first major league promotion on August 13 - Was 1-0 with a 1.40 ERA in 14 games with Chicago in 09, holding opponents scoreless in 12 of his 14 games - Signed with the Cubs on Dec. 19, 2007 after starting pro career with Hiroshima of the Japanese Central League Last Win: Round Rock Last Loss: Chattanooga Last Save: N/A - Had no record and a 1.93 ERA in five appearances in spring training (4.2IP, 4H, R, 3BB, 5K) - Was 0-1 with a 5.52 ERA in 10 games with Mesa in the Arizona Fall League and was named to Rising Stars team - Rated by Baseball America as the #6 prospect in the Chicago Cubs organization heading into the 2011 season - Joined Iowa for his Triple-A debut on August 22, 2010 and made three starts to finish the season - Led the Cubs farm system with a 2.82 ERA and was Midwest League All-Star for Peoria in Drafted in the third round of the 2008 draft out of Kent State University where he was the MAC Pitcher of the Year Last Win: 6/16/10 vs. Round Rock Last Loss: 8/1/10 vs. AZL A s Last Save: Round Rock - Allowed five runs on three hits and four walks in 1.1 innings over two appearances in spring training - Went on the disabled list on July 9th last season and missed the remainder of the season with shoulder inflammation - Posted a 1.59 ERA (2ER/11.1IP) in 11 appearances in May last year, including eight consecutive scoreless outings, May Averaging 12.8K/9IP (223K in 157.1IP) over his career entering the 2011 season - Acquired by the Cubs from Cleveland along with Jeff Stevens and Chris Archer for Mark DeRosa on 12/31/08 - Selected by the Indians in the 21st round of the 2006 draft out of the University of Minnesota Last Win: 8/21/10 vs. Nashville Last Loss: Nashville Last Save: Round Rock - Allowed 10 runs (6 earned) on 12 hits in 7IP in 7 games in spring training - Was 3-1 with a 3.51 ERA in 33 games with Iowa in 2010 and converted all five of his save opportunities - Called up by Chicago on August 24 and made his Major League debut on August 27 vs. Cincinnati - Was 7-for-7 in stranding inherited runners in 13 appearances with Chicago - Acquired by the Cubs along with 1B Ryne White from Arizona for P Aaron Heilman, 11/19/09 - Selected by the Diamondbacks in the sixth round of the 2007 draft out of the University of Miami Last Win: 7/30/10 vs. West Tenn Last Loss: 6/7/10 vs. Huntsville Last Save: Chattanooga - Had no record and a ERA in 7 starts for Mesa in the Arizona Fall League (22.1IP, 39H, 11BB, 11K) - Joined the I-Cubs from Double-A Tennessee on August 3rd and made his debut with 2 scoreless innings that night at OKC - Was 4-2 with a 3.67 ERA and 5 saves in 40 games with Tennessee and 0-0 with a 5.59 ERA in 14G with Iowa in 10 - Drafted by the Cubs in the 8th round of the 2005 draft as a catcher out of North Carolina State University - Converted from catching to pitching in 2008 after batting.200 with 6HR and 48 RBI in 200 games Last Win: 8/31/10 vs. Frisco Last Loss: San Antonio Last Save: Frisco - Joined the I-Cubs from double-a Tennessee on April 8 - Signed with the Cubs as a minor league free agent on Dec 16, 2010 after nine seasons in the Houston Astros organization - Split time between triple-a Round Rock and double-a Corpus Christi each of the last two seasons - Was a Texas League All-Star and two-time Pitcher of the week with Corpus Christ in Named by Baseball America to have the best control in the Astros organization in 2008 and Originally signed by the Astros on June 7, 2002 and spent his first three seasons in the Dominican Summer League IOWA CUBS PLAYERS STATS WITH OTHER TEAMS IN 2011 PITCHER TEAM DATES G GS W-L ERA SV IP H R ER BB K PLAYER TEAM DATES AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SB CS E

5 LAST TIME IT HAPPENED HOME RUN HAPPENINGS LAST CUBS GRAND SLAM Jason Dubois Omaha (off Matt Herges) TWO GRAND SLAMS IN ONE GAME M. Hoffpauir, L. Montanez 8/12/2006 at Memphis (off Tankersley and Falkenborg) LAST PINCH HIT HOME RUN Jason Dubois 5/21/2010 vs. Colorado Springs (off Taylor Buchholz) LAST HR LH & RH GAME Augie Ojeda 8/18/2000 at Nashville LAST 4 HOME RUN GAME Micah Hoffpauir Round Rock (3 off J. Miller, 1 off C. Paronto) LAST 3 HOME RUN GAME Bryan LaHair 7/31/2010 vs. Oklahoma City (2 off M. Ballard, 1 off C. Rapada) LAST 2 HOME RUN GAME Jason Dubois Albuquerque (off B. Leach and J. Rodriguez) LAST INSIDE THE PARK HR Marquez Smith 8/6/2010 vs. Tacoma, 4th inning (off L. Speigner) LAST BACK TO BACK HR s Brad Snyder/Jason Dubois Albuquerque (off Josh Lindblom) LAST BACK TO BACK TO BACK HR Jennings, Brown, White 7/16/1999 at Albuquerque 6th inning LAST HR BY A PITCHER Jeff Samardzija Round Rock (off Leandro Cespedes) LAST 2 HR GAME BY A PITCHER Glendon Rusch 4/25/2004 (G2) vs. CSP (off Denny Stark & Brent Billingsley) LAST LEAD-OFF HOME RUN So Taguchi New Orleans (off Willie Collazo) LAST WALK-OFF HOME RUN Brad Snyder 7/11/2010 vs. New Orleans (off Armando Benitez) LAST WALK-OFF GRAND SLAM Jake Fox 8/2/2007 vs. Tucson (off Chad Harville) LAST PINCH-HIT WALK-OFF HR Geovany Soto 4/30/2007 vs. Nashville (off Jose Capellan) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st IOWA HIT Bobby Scales 4/4/2008 vs. Round Rock (off Nick Regilio) LAST CUB TO HR FOR 1st 2 IOWA HITS Jesse Hoorelbeke 8/19/2006 vs. Memphis and Oklahoma LAST PITCHER TO HR FOR 1st 2 IA HITS Mark Prior 5/7/2002 vs. Tucson (off Horacio Estrada) LAST CUB TO HR IN 1ST AAA AT BAT Eric Patterson 8/19/2006 vs. Oklahoma (off R.A. Dickey) NO-HITTERS, ONE-HITTERS, COMPLETE GAMES EVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT LAST 9-INNING NO-HITTER 8/21/1984 (Reggie Patterson vs. Omaha) 5/25/2002 (Jamie Arnold, Calgary, in Des Moines) LAST 7-INNING NO-HITTER 6/14/1976 (Chris Knapp at Evansville) 5/8/1999 (Frankie Rodriguez, Salt Lake, in D.M.) LAST ONE-HITTER (9 INNINGS) 8/13/2004 (Sergio Mitre vs. ALB) 7/19/2010 (Three Oklahoma City pitchers combined) LAST ONE-HITTER (7 INNINGS) 4/8/2006 (O Malley & R.R.) 7/6/2010 (Four Albuquerque pitchers for 8IP) LAST 9-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 8/13/2004 (Sergio Mitre vs. ALB) 8/14/2009 (Brandon Tacoma) LAST 7-INN. COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT 6/15/2008 (J.R. Mathes vs. NAS) 8/23/2009 (Hayden Penn, New Orleans) LAST 9-INNING COMPLETE GAME 6/11/2007 (J.R. Mathes vs. OMA) 8/20/2009 (Josh Portland) LAST 7-INNING COMPLETE GAME 7/20/2010 (Casey Coleman vs. OKC) 7/21/2007 (R.A. Dickey, Nashville) LAST 9-INNING CG, BOTH PITCHERS 8/28/2006, 0-1 L (Jae-Kuk Ryu at OKL) 8/28/2006 (Derek Lee, Oklahoma) MISCELLANEOUS EVENT IOWA CUBS OPPONENT PLAYER HIT FOR THE CYCLE Robin Jennings (8/15/97 OKL) Scott Thorman Omaha) PLAYER STOLE HOME Luis Rivas (6/19/09 vs. MEM) Trent Durrington (4/25/05, NASH-walk-off SB) 7 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) 3 (6/9/87 OKC, 8/15/99 OMA, ALB) 1 Colorado Springs) 8 HOME RUN GAME (TEAM) Round Rock LAST POSITION PLAYER TO PITCH Jonathan Mota ALB) Mike McCoy, Colorado Springs LAST TRIPLE PLAY August 9, RR (L5-3-5) August 7, 1989 by Denver at Iowa IOWA CUBS PLAYER/COACH EJECTIONS PLAYER/COACH DATE INCIDENT UMPIRE

6 2011 IOWA CUBS DAY-BY-DAY LOG GAME DATE OPP SCORE REC POS GB/GA WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 1 RR W, T1 -- E. Caridad (1-0) M. Kirkman (0-1) S. Maine (1) 2:54 9,238 2 RR W, T2 -- C. Carpenter (1-0) R. Tucker (0-1) S. Maine (2) 3:07 8,024 3 RR L, Z. Jackson (1-0) R. Coello (0-1) C. Eppley (1) 3:04 10,585 4 RR W, T1 -- J. Berg (1-0) B. Tomko (0-1) J. Gaub (1) 3:11 8,071

7 2011 IOWA CUBS TRANSACTIONS Opening Day Roster: Pitchers: Justin Berg, Austin Bibens-Dirkx, Esmailin Caridad, Chris Carpenter, Robert Coello, Casey Coleman, Thomas Diamond, John Gaub, Scott Maine, J.R. Mathes, Jake Muyco, Jeff Stevens Infielders: Matt Camp, Bryan LaHair, Scott Moore, Jonathan Mota, Bobby Scales, Marquez Smith Outfielders: Tony Campana, Luis Montanez, Fernando Perez, Ty Wright Catchers: Max Ramirez, Chris Robinson # DATE ADD/DEL PLAYER POS TO FROM 1 April 8 DELETE Jeff Stevens RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA 2 April 8 ADD Polin Trinidad LHP IOWA Tennessee (AA) 3 April 9 DELETE Casey Coleman RHP Chicago Cubs IOWA 4 April 10 ADD Ramon Ortiz RHP IOWA Extended spring

8 2011 IOWA CUBS SEASON ROSTER # PITCHERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa) 46 Berg, Justin 4/7-12 Bibens-Dirkx, Austin 4/7-34 Caridad, Esmailin 4/7-44 Carpenter, Chris 4/7-18 Coello, Robert 4/7-17 Coleman, Casey 4/7-4/9 Chicago Cubs 45 Diamond, Thomas 4/7-27 Gaub, John 4/7-24 Maine, Scott 4/7-33 Mathes, J.R. 4/7-39 Muyco, Jake 4/7-37 Ortiz, Ramon 4/10-37 Stevens, Jeff 4/7-4/8 Chicago Cubs 9 Trinidad, Polin 4/8- # CATCHERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa) 20 Ramirez, Max 4/7-16 Robinson, Chris 4/7- # INFIELDERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa) 1 Camp, Matt 4/7-35 LaHair, Bryan 4/7-15 Moore, Scott 4/7-13 Mota, Jonathan 4/7-11 Scales, Bobby 4/7-21 Smith, Marquez 4/7- # OUTFIELDERS ACTIVE DATES CURRENT TEAM (if not Iowa) 7 Campana, Tony 4/7-2 Montanez, Luis 4/7-3 Perez, Fernando 4/7-22 Wright, Ty 4/7-