AKRON RUBBERDUCKS GAME NOTES Akron RubberDucks (9-7) vs. Trenton Thunder (9-7)

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1 AKRON RUBBERDUCKS GAME NOTES Akron RubberDucks (9-7) vs. Trenton Thunder (9-7) Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Games 17 Monday, April 21, :05 P.M. Radio: WARF-1350 AM (Dave Wilson) Television: Today s Starting Pitchers: Akron RHP Cody Anderson (1-1, 3.60) vs. Trenton LHP Jeremy Bleich (1-2, 7.62) Upcoming Games and Pitching Probables (subject to change): Tuesday, April 22 nd, 7:05 P.M. at Trenton RHP Joe Colon (0-2, 3.78) vs. RHP Bryan Mitchell (1-2, 5.14) Wednesday, April 23 rd, 7:05 P.M. at Trenton RHP Will Roberts (2-1, 3.50) vs. RHP Zach Nuding (1-0, 2,89) Thursday, April 24 th, 10:35 A.M. at Trenton RHP Kyle Davies (1-1, 3.50) vs. TBA Friday, April 25 th, 6:35 P.M. vs. Altoona TBA vs. RHP Gabriel Arias (2-1, 1.80) RubberDucks News and Notes: The RubberDucks completed a three-game sweep of the Bowie Baysox with a 3-1 victory on Saturday afternoon. Now on its first three-game winning streak of the season, Akron begins the second leg of the road trip tonight against Trenton. Last week at Canal Park, the Thunder took two of three games from the RubberDucks. The RubberDucks pitchers lead the EL with a collective 2.69 ERA. They have also issued the third-fewest walks (34) among the 12 clubs in the circuit. RHP Gabriel Arias earned his second win of the season by going six innings on Saturday, and holding the Baysox to just one run. Arias did not walk anyone, and struck out three. His ERA of 1.80 ranks 9 th in EL. RHP Duke von Schamann worked the final three innings Saturday to earn his first professional save. In three appearances since joining the team, von Schamann has worked 11 innings, giving up just two runs. He has 11 strikeouts and only one walk. 3B Giovanny Urshela clubbed his team-high third homer of the season on Saturday, a solo shot in the second inning to give the RubberDucks a 1-0 lead. Urshela also leads the team in RBI with 12. C Alex Lavisky also belted a home run Saturday, a line-drive shot to left in the sixth to break a 1-1, tie. It was Lavisky s second of the season. Both have come against the Baysox. 1B Jerrud Sabourin was 1-3 on Saturday, and has just one hit in his last 11 at-bats. Sabourin had a key sacrifice fly and RBI in Friday s 7-6 win. In the last eight games, the RubberDucks bullpen has worked a combined 31 2/3 innings and given up just four runs, two earned. That s an ERA of 0.57 over that span. In roster activity, 1B Jake Lowery, who was hit in the face by a pitch from LHP Jake Pettit during the fourth inning Friday night, has been placed on the disabled list, retroactive to 4/19. Lowery suffered a fractured right orbital bone and is expected to be lost from the team for 6-8 weeks. INF Ronny Rodriguez has been reinstated from the temporary inactive list, and is available for tonight s game. Rodriguez is hitting.152, with one RBI in nine games so far this season. This is the 26 th season of Double-A baseball in Northeast Ohio, and the 18 th in downtown Akron. The franchise began as the Canton-Akron Indians in 1989, and then moved to Canal Park in Akron as the Aeros in On October 29, 2013, the team officially changed its name from the Aeros to the RubberDucks. The name is derived from the city s long history as the Rubber Capital of the World. Akron has made the Eastern League playoffs 14 times overall, and eight of the last 12 years. The team has captured four Eastern League titles 2003, 2005, 2009, and Following this seven-game trip, the RubberDucks will return to Canal Park on 4/25, for a six-game homestand. RubberDucks 2014 Regular Season Breakdown Current Streak... W3 Longest Winning Streak... 3 (4/17-present) Division Standing... 2 nd Longest Losing Streak... 2 (2x, 4/13-14) Last 10 Games Best Record Home Record Worst Record Road Record Record vs. Trenton...1-2

2 RubberDucks Starting Pitcher #44 Cody Anderson RHP, 6-4, 220, Age 23 ( ), Resides: Quincy, CA Last time out: 4/16/14 vs. TRE, 3.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 HR, 2 BB, 2 K (ND in 4-3 win) Fourth-year pro. Owns a lifetime record of in the minor leagues. Making his fourth start of the season. The RubberDucks are 2-1 in his starts. Ranked as #5 prospect in Indians organization by Baseball America, and #4 by MLB.com. Uses, fastball, slider, curve and change-up. 14 th round selection in 2011 draft out of Feather River (CA) Community College. Lasted only three innings in no-decision vs. TRE, 4/16. Tossed 73 pitches, but allowed only one run on four hits. Anderson left after three innings with a 2-1 lead. It was 33-degrees at game time. Started home opener at Canal Park, 4/10, before sellout crowd of 8,046, but suffered 6-3 loss vs. BOW. Worked six innings, giving up four runs on five hits. Allowed two homers to Bowie s Buck Britton, including a solo shot on the first pitch of the game. Started season-opener at BIN, 4/3, and turned in an impressive 6-inning performance in 7-1 victory. He scattered four hits and allowed one run. He issued one walk and struck out three. Winner of the 2014 Bob Feller Award, given annually to the Indians Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Split the 2013 season between Class-A Carolina and Double-A Akron. Went 9-4, 2.34 ERA, in 23 starts for the Mudcats, and was named Carolina League Pitcher of the Year. Joined Akron 8/14/13 for his debut at the AA level. Made three starts for Akron in 2013, without a decision and a 5.68 ERA. Akron was 1-2 in his three starts. Named Indians Minor League Player of the Week two times, 8/13/13, and 5/21/13. In 2013, his combined ERA of 2.65 led the entire Indians minor league system, and his 122 total strikeouts ranked fourth among Cleveland s minor league pitchers. In innings at Carolina, Anderson walked only 31 hitters, while fanning 112. Was named to mid-season Carolina League All-Star Team. Fanned a season-high nine batters, 5/14/13, at Salem. At the time of his promotion to Akron, Anderson was leading the Carolina League in ERA (2.34), and ranked fourth in strikeouts (112), and second in WHIP (1.10). Anderson held Carolina League hitters to a.236 batting average. After the Carolina League all-star break, Anderson was 3-1, 1.88, in nine starts before his promotion to Akron. Did not allow a HR in his last six starts with the Mudcats. Made his Double-A debut, 8/15, at RIC, and worked five solid innings, allowing two runs on four hits. He walked three and struck out five, and left with a 4-2 lead. After a bullpen meltdown, the Aeros lost 9-6, and Anderson settled for a no-decision. Spent all of 2012 with Class-A Lake County, going 4-7, 3.20, in 23 starts. Anderson s 2014 Game-By-Game Date Opp. Dec. Final IP H R ER HR BB K NP-S ERA Notable Thur. 4/3 at BIN W First AA win Thur. 4/10 BOW L Home Opener Wed. 4/16 TRE (1) ND degrees at game time Mon. 4/21 at TRE

3 RubberDucks Rewind Last Time Out Saturday, April 19, 2014 RubberDucks Slug Way to Series Sweep (Bowie, MD) Giovanny Urshela and Alex Lavisky hit solo home runs on Saturday afternoon, leading the Akron RubberDucks to a 3-1 victory and a three-game series sweep over the Bowie Baysox. The RubberDucks (9-7) have won three in a row for the first time this season, and are two games over the.500-mark for the first time as well. The three wins over the Baysox (8-8) were all closely contested, with two one-run games and Saturday s two-run margin. Righthander Gabriel Arias (2-1) worked six innings to pick up his second win of the season. He scattered five hits, and allowed just one run on a solo homer by Christian Walker. Arias did not walk a batter, and fanned three. Relief help came from righty Duke von Schamann, who tossed the final three innings for his first save. Von Schamann also did not walk anyone and recorded four strikeouts. The Akron bullpen worked eight innings of shutout baseball in the series. Urshela led off the Akron second inning with a long homer to left, his third of the season. It came off Bowie starter Matt Bischoff. Urshela now leads the team with 12 RBI. After Walker tied it, 1-1, with his homer in the fourth, the RubberDucks rallied to take the lead for good in the sixth against leftahnder Jason Gurka (0-1). Lavisky led off the inning with his second homer of the year to give the Ducks a 2-1, lead. After Tyler Naquin was hit by a pitch and Francisco Lindor was walked, Joe Wendle lined a single to left to score Naquin and make it 3-1. RubberDuckS 2014 Field Staff #17 David Wallace, Manager A former catcher in the Indians minor league system, Wallace was named Akron s 15 th manager on December 20, The 2014 season is Wallace s fourth as a minor league manager. A former star football and baseball player at Vanderbilt University, Wallace enjoyed a seven-year minor league career, mostly with the Indians organization. He spent parts of three seasons as a player in Akron, appearing in 122 games with 17 homers and 54 RBI. After concluding his playing career, he spent two seasons as a staff assistant with the major league club before embarking on his managerial career with Mahoning Valley in #45 Jeff Harris, Pitching Coach Now in his sixth season in the Indians organization, Harris assumes the role of pitching coach for the RubberDucks in Harris joined the Indians organization in 2009, following a 14-year professional career that included 14 big league games with the Seattle Mariners. #24 Rouglas Odor, Hitting Coach No stranger to Canal Park, Odor returns to Akron as the team s hitting coach, a role he also held in 2012, when the Aeros won the Eastern League championship. The 2014 season will be Odor s 27 th as a player, coach and manager in the Indians organization. He is the only man to wear the uniforms of all three incarnations of Akron baseball Canton-Akron Indians, Akron Aeros and Akron RubberDucks. Jeremy Heller, Trainer The 2014 season mark s Heller s first in Akron, and his 10 th overall as a trainer in the Indians organization. He spent the last two seasons with the Carolina Mudcats. He was named Athletic Trainer of the Year in the Carolina League in Jake Sankal, Strength and Conditioning Coach A native of nearby Mentor, Ohio, and a graduate of the College of Wooster, Sankal returns for his second season on the Akron staff, and his fifth overall in the Indians organization. We Are the RubberDucks On October 29, 2013, team-owner Ken Babby stood before a capacity audience at the Akron Civic Theater and announced that the team would be known henceforth as the Akron RubberDucks. In addition to being symbolic of the fun, family-friendly brand of entertainment offered by minor league baseball, the name also honors Akron s long history as the Rubber Capital of the World. Brandiose Marketing of San Diego, California designed the team logo, colors, and various marks and insignias. Please note that for print coverage, RubberDucks is spelled as one word with a capital D. In broadcast coverage, referring to the team as the Ducks is an acceptable variation of the team s nickname.

4 RUBBERDUCKS HITTERS #2 TYLER HOLT OF Last Game: 4/18 at BOW, 1-3, RBI, BB Series: 1-5, RBI, 2 BB, SB Road Trip: 1-5, RBI, 2 BB, SB Notes: Beginning third season with Akron Hit in 133 games last year Had teamhigh 16-game hitting streak, 6/29-7/15 (24-65,.369) Among EL leaders in hits (139, T-4 th ), runs (83, 2 nd ), steals (28, 4 th ), triples (9, T-3 rd ) and at-bats (521, 4 th ) Went 4-4, with first AA HR, 4/17 at TRE 10 th round pick in 10 out of Florida State, 2 nd Team All-America as a junior. #13 ALEX LAVISKY C Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 1-3, HR Series: 1-3, HR Road Trip: 1-3, HR Notes: Clubbed first AA HR, 4/13 vs. BOW Opened 2013 w/akron, but appeared in just six games prior to injury On DL 4/14-6/5 (broken left big toe) Returned to finish season with Mudcats Played HS baseball at Lakewood St. Edward Helped win 10 Division I state title over Cincinnati Elder, th round pick in 10 draft. #12 FRANCISCO LINDOR SS Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 0-3, BB Series: 3-11, 2 BB, SB, 2 R Road Trip: 3-11, 2 BB, SB, 2 R Notes: Hit HR in 13 th for 2-1 win vs. BOW, 4/11 Ranked as #1 prospect in Indians system by MLB.com & Baseball America Hit in brief stint with Akron last season Hit & 20 steals in 83 games at Carolina Selected for World Team in Futures Game (0-1 as PH) 1 st round pick (8 th overall) in 11 draft out of Montverde (FL) HS. #6 JAKE LOWERY C/1B Last Game: 4/18 at BOW, 0-1, HB Series: 0-4, HB, BB Road Trip: 0-4, HB, BB Notes: Placed on DL, 4/21 Suffered fractured orbital bone in right cheek after being hit by pitch at BOW, 4/18 Spent most of 13 season with Akron, hitting st Team All- American as a junior at James Madison Also won 2011 Johnny Bench Award (top college catcher) Led nation with 91 RBI 4 th round pick in 11 draft out of JMU. #23 BRYSON MYLES OF Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 0-4 Series: 4-11, 2B, RBI, 2 BB, SB, 2 R Road Trip: 4-11, 2B, RBI, 2 BB, SB, 2 R Notes: Hit first AA homer, 4/12 vs. BOW Spent entire season with Carolina, hitting Had Mudcats-record, 23-game hitting streak 7/15-8/11 (38-92,.413) Set career-highs in doubles (20), homers (8), and runs scored (55) 6 th round pick in 11 draft out of Stephen F. Austin State #4 TYLER NAQUIN OF Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 0-3, HB, R Series: 1-10, HB, 2 BB, SB, R Road Trip: 1-10, HB, 2 BB, SB, R Notes: Recorded OF assist with perfect throw to plate to end game at BOW, 4/18 Rated #4 Indians prospect by Baseball America, and #5 by MLB.com Also tabbed by BA as the top defensive OF er and best outfield arm in Tribe system Big 12 POY and 1 st -team All-America as a sophomore at Texas A&M in 11 1 st round pick (15 th overall) in 12 draft. #15 RONNY RODRIGUEZ INF Last Game: 4/14 vs. TRE, 0-4 Series: Has not played Road Trip: Has not played Notes: Spent entire season with Akron, hitting Collected season-high 4 RBI at ALT, 8/31 Hit in June Had string of seven 3-hit games in span of 11 games, 6/11-7/2 Had 12-game hitting streak 5/20-6/1 (20-49,.408) Ranked as #7 Indians prospect by Baseball America and 13 th by MLB.com Signed as free agent 10/

5 RUBBERDUCKS HITTERS CONTINUED 1 #20 JERRUD SABOURIN 1B Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 1-3 Series: 1-6, RBI, SF, R Road Trip: 1-6, RBI, SF, R Notes: Had three hits and two RBI vs. BOW, 4/12 Spent entire 13 season at Carolina, hitting Selected to Carolina League All-Star team Fourth-year pro, who has climbed steadily through organization Played at Indiana University, where he graduated as the program s all-time leader in hits (332) Signed as a minor league free agent, 6/ 11. #39 JORDAN SMITH OF Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 0-3 Series: 3-10, 2B, 2 RBI, R Road Trip: 3-10, 2B, 2 RBI, R Notes: Spent entire 2013 season at Carolina, hitting His.292 average ranked fourth among Tribe minor leaguers Also swiped a career-high 18 bases Fourth-year pro Bats left but throws right Two-time All-American at Saint Cloud State (MN) 9 th round pick in 11 draft #9 JUSTIN TOOLE INF Last Game: (w/columbus) 4/11 at LOU, 0-0, PR Series: Has not played Road Trip: Has not played Notes: Added to roster 4/17 from Columbus Hit in 34 games with Akron last season Did not commit an error with Akron Has hit just one HR in 354 career games Notable for playing all nine positions in same game for Carolina, 8/25/12 Signed as non-drafted free agent out of the University of Iowa, 7/ 09. #41 GIOVANNY URSHELA 3B Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 1-4, HR, RBI Series: 5-13, HR, 4 RBI, SB, 2 R Road Trip: 5-13, HR, 4 RBI, SB, 2 R Notes: Laced two-run single in 8 th to beat BOW, 3-2, 4/17 Was 3-4, HR, 2B, 4 RBI on Opening Night at BIN, 4/3 Was Akron s primary third-baseman last season, hitting in 116 games Had hitting streaks of 12, 10 and 7 games Named Tribe Minor League POY, 4/23 Signed as free agent, 7/ 08 #7 JOE WENDLE 2B/3B Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 1-3, RBI, BB Series: 2-11, RBI, 2 BB, R Road Trip: 2-11, RBI, 2 BB, R Notes: Recipient of Lou Boudreau Award as organization s Minor League Player of the Year Hit in 107 games at Carolina Missed 4/20-5/21 with orbital fracture Played in AFL after season Three-time Div. II All-America at West Chester (PA) University Led Golden Rams to D-II national title in 12 6 th round pick in 12 draft. #1 TONY WOLTERS C Last Game: 4/19 at BOW, 1-3 Series: 2-12, 2B, RBI Road Trip: 2-12, 2B, RBI Notes: Had six-game hitting streak, 4/4-11 (9-22,.409) Spent 2013 at Carolina, where he transitioned to catcher from second base Hit , in 80 games Rated as #25 Tribe prospect by Baseball America and #9 by MLB.com Appeared in 14 games in the AFL after the season 3 rd round pick in 10 draft out of Vista (CA) High School RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVERS #37 SHAWN ARMSTRONG RHP 4/18 at BOW SV Notes: Spent 13 season w/akron, going 2-3, 4.09, in 30 games Spent 4/21-6/29 on DL (right hand injury) Played in AFL after season and crafted 1.59 ERA in 10 games Rated as Tribe s #29 prospect by Baseball America 18 th round pick in 11 draft out of East Carolina. Throws: FB, CUR, CUT SV/SVO: 1/2 1 st Batter Retired: 5/5 Long Outing: 1.1 (4/11 vs. Hi K s: 2 (4/8 at ALT) Hi BB s: 2 (4/3 at BIN)

6 RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVERS CONTINUED #47 JORDAN COOPER RHP 4/13 BOW ND Notes: Split season w/carolina and Akron 4-4, 3.11 in 18 games (10 starts) with Akron 1-2, 2.19, at Carolina Did not pitch after 7/29 Had right elbow surgery after season Missouri Valley Conference Pitcher of the Year in 10 at Wichita State 9 th round pick in 10 draft. #32 KYLE CROCKETT LHP 4/17 at BOW SV Notes: Picked up first pro save 4/9, at ALT (1 IP) Has not allowed a run in his 16 outings at AA (16.2 IP) after being promoted, 8/7/13 Rated as Tribe s #11 prospect by Baseball America and #17 by MLB.com 4 th round pick in 13 draft out of Virginia. #35 GIOVANNI SOTO LHP 4/16 TRE (1) SV Notes: Has allowed just one unearned run in his five outings this season (8.2 IP) Prior to last season, pitched in two games for Puerto Rico in WBC Threw 9-inning no-hitter in 2-1 victory vs. ALT at Canal Park, 7/15/12 Acq. in trade w/det for Jhonny Peralta, 7/29/10. #48 TYLER STURDEVANT RHP 4/17 at BOW H Notes: Picked up first win since 6/17/12, with scoreless inning vs. BOW, 4/11 Missed entire 2013 season due to right shoulder injury Rebounded to see action in AFL (4 IP/0 R) and Puerto Rico Winter League (3 IP/1 R) 27 th round pick in the 09 draft out of New Mexico St. #26 ENOSIL TEJEDA RHP 4/18 at BOW ND Notes: One of Akron s most dependable relievers in 13 Went 1-1, 0.89, in 33 games Did not allow an ER in his first eight AA appearances after joining the team on 5/25 Of 25 inherited runners, only four scored Sports a career ERA of 1.74 Signed as free agent, 4/ 10. #30 FRANCISCO VALERA RHP 4/16 TRE (1) WP Notes: Earned first AA win, 4/16, vs. TRE Went 3-5, 3.75, in 24 games last season for Carolina Mudcats Also pitched in 13 games at Lake County and three for Columbus Earned first AAA win 9/2/13, with 1.1 innings in 8-7 win vs. TOL Signed as free agent, 8/ 07. #46 DUKE VON SCHAMANN RHP 4/19 at BOW SV Notes: Acquired in trade with LAD, 4/6/14 Began season with AA Chattanooga Started opening night, 4/4, and tossed seven shutout innings in 2-0 win Went 3-5, 5.00, at Chattanooga last season Pitched at Texas Tech Drafted by LAD in 15 th round of 12 draft. Throws: FB, CUT, CUR, CH SV/SVO: 0/0 IR/IRS: 1/1 1 st Batter Retired: 2/3 Long Outing: 2.0 (4/13 vs. Hi K s: 3 (4/13 vs. Hi BB s: NA Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH SV/SVO: 1/1 1 st Batter Retired: 6/6 Long Outing: 1.1 (4/11 vs. Hi K s: 3 (4/9 at ALT) Hi BB s: 1 (4/9 at ALT) Throws: FB, CUT, CUR, CH SV/SVO: 1/1 IR/IRS: 3/0 1 st Batter Retired: 4/5 Long Outing: 2.2 (4/12 vs. Hi K s: 2 (4/10 vs. Hi BB s: 2 (4/16 vs. TRE) Throws: FB, CUT, CH SV/SVO: 0/0 IR/IRS: 3/3 1 st Batter Retired: 3/4 Long Outing: 1.1 (4/8 at ALT) Hi K s: 2 (4/17 at Hi BB s: 1 (4/11 vs. Throws: FB, SL, CH SV/SVO: 2/2 1 st Batter Retired: 3/4 Long Outing: 2.0 (4/18 at Hi K s: 3 (4/5 at BIN) Hi BB s: NA Throws: FB, SL, CH SV/SVO: 0/0 1 st Batter Retired: 2/3 Long Outing: 2.0 (2x, 4/16 vs. TRE, last) Hi K s: 1 (4/5 at BIN) Hi BB s: 3 (4/11 vs. Throws: FB, SL, CUR, CH SV/SVO: 1/1 1 st Batter Retired: 3/3 Long Outing: 5.0 (4/14 vs. TRE) Hi K s: 6 (4/9 at ALT) Hi BB s: 1 (4/14 vs. TRE)

7 RUBBERDUCKS 2014 REGULAR SEASON FACTS & FIGURES RubberDucks Season Records Record Home Away vs. Eastern Division vs. Western Division vs. RH Starters vs. LH Starters Day Night One-run Games Extra Innings Shutouts When Leading After When Trailing After When Tied After When Leading After When Trailing After When Tied After When Scoring First When Opponent Scores First When Scoring 3 or Less When Scoring 4 or More When Hitting a Home Run Most Games Above (9-7) Most Games Below (4x, 6-7) When Leading at End of Game Longest Hitting Streaks Lindor: 6 games, 4/3 4/9 (8-25,.320) Wolters: 6 games, 4/3 4/11 (9-22,.409) Urshela: 6 games, 4/9 4/16 (9-22,.409) Stolen Bases vs. Pitchers (current pitchers only) Pitcher SB ATT PCT Anderson % Arias 0 0 0% Armstrong 0 0 0% Colon % Cooper 0 0 0% Crockett 0 0 0% Davies % Roberts 0 0 0% Soto 0 0 0% Sturdevant 0 0 0% Tejeda 0 0 0% Valera % Von Schamann 0 2 0% Team Total % RubberDucks 2014 Catching Totals Catcher CS ATT PCT PB W-L Lavisky % Lowery % Wolters % Totals % RubberDucks X Tot Solo Two-Run Three-Run Grand Slam Trailing Tied Game Gave Lead Extended Lead

8 RUBBERDUCKS 2014 HIGHS & LOWS Team Single-Game High/Lows LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY: 6 (4/3 at BIN, 7-1) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT: 3 (2x, 4/10 vs. BOW, 6-3, last) MOST RUNS IN A GAME: 7 (2x, 4/18 at BOW, last) MOST RUNS IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 7 (4/13 vs. MOST RUNS IN AN INNING: 4 (4/12 vs. BOW, 4 th ) MOST RUNS IN AN INNING (OPPONENT): 6 (4/13 vs. BOW, 4 th ) MOST HITS IN A GAME: 12 (4/13 vs. MOST HITS IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 12 (3x, 4/13 vs. BOW, last) FEWEST HITS IN A GAME: 2 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1) FEWEST HITS IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 4 (2X, 4/5 at BIN, Game 2, last) MOST ERRORS IN A GAME: 2 (3x, 4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1) MOST ERRORS IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 3 (4/8 at ALT) MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME: 1 (7x, 4/13 vs. BOW, last) MOST HOME RUNS IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 4 (4/8 at ALT) MOST WALKS IN A GAME (BATTERS): 11 (4/3 at BIN) MOST WALKS IN A GAME (PITCHERS): 4 (3x, 4/18 at BIW, last) MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME (BATTERS): 15 (4/6 at BIN) MOST STRIKEOUTS IN A GAME (PITCHERS): 12 (4/9 at ALT) MOST RUNNERS LOB IN A GAME: 11 (4/3 at BIN) MOST RUNNERS LOB IN A GAME (OPPONENT): 8 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1) LONGEST GAME (INNINGS): 13 (4/11 vs. LONGEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS): 3:05 (2x, 4/18 at BOW, last) LONGEST GAME TIME (7 INNINGS): 2:39 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1) LONGEST GAME TIME (EXTRA INNINGS): 3:49 (4/11 vs. Individual Single-Game Highs BATTING: HITS: 3 (5x, Lindor, 4/18 at BOW, last) DOUBLES: 1 (several) TRIPLES: 1 (Myles, 4/13 vs. BOW, last) HOME RUNS: 1 (several) RUNS SCORED: 2 (several) RUNS BATTED IN: 4 (Urshela, 4/3 at BIN) WALKS: 3 (Lowery, 4/3 at BIN) STOLEN BASES: 2 (2x, Holt & Myles, 4/8 at ALT) PITCHING: INNINGS PITCHED (STARTER): 7.0 (Roberts, 4/17 at INNINGS PITCHED (RELIEVER): 5.0 (von Schamann, 4/14 vs. TRE) FEWEST HITS ALLOWED (STARTER w/ 5 inn. minimum): 3 (Murata, 4/5 at BIN, Game 2) MOST HITS ALLOWED (STARTER): 11 (Roberts, 4/12 vs. FEWEST RUNS ALLOWED (STARTER): 0 (Murata, 4/5 at BIN, Game 2) MOST RUNS ALLOWED (STARTER): 6 (2x, Davies, 4/18 at BOW, last) MOST WALKS ALLOWED: 4 (2x, Davies, 4/18 at BOW, last) MOST STRIKEOUTS: 6 (von Schamann, 4/9 at ALT) HOME RUNS ALLOWED: 2 (2x, Davies, 4/18 at BOW, last) HIT BATTERS: 1 (3x, Valera, 4/16 vs. TRE, Game 1) SHORTEST GAME TIME (9 INNINGS): 2:22 (4/14 vs. TRE) SHORTEST GAME TIME (7 INNINGS): 1:40 (4/16 vs. TRE, Game 2) SHORTEST GAME TIME (EXTRA INNINGS): 3:49 (4/11 vs. LARGEST HOME CROWD: 8,046 LARGEST ROAD CROWD: 4,187 (4/19 at

9 RUBBERDUCKS 2014 TRANSACTIONS April 3: April 9: April 10: April 11: April 15: April 17: April 19: April 21: INF Justin Toole placed on 7-day DL (left calf strain). RHP Duke von Schamann added to roster. RHP Toru Murata promoted to Columbus. OF Michael Bourn added to roster on MiLB rehab. INF Justin Toole activated from DL and promoted to Columbus. DH Jason Giambi added to roster on MiLB rehab. OF Michael Bourn recalled from MiLB rehab and activated by Cleveland. INF Ronny Rodriguez placed on temporary inactive list. INF Justin Toole received from Columbus. C/1B Jake Lowery placed on 7-day DL (fractured right orbital bone). INF Ronny Rodriguez reinstated from temporary inactive list. DH Jason Giambi recalled from MiLB rehab and activated by Cleveland. RUBBERDUCKS 2014 DAY-BY-DAY # Date Opp. W/L Score Rec. Standing W/L/SV Time Att. Tot. Home Att. 1 4/3 at BIN W T1 st / +.5 Anderson/Gorski/none 3:00 2,539 4/4 at BIN Rained out. Make-up set for 4/5. 2 4/5 at BIN (1) L n/a Lara/Colon/Bradford 2:10 n/a 3 4/5 at BIN (2) W rd / -1 Murata/Pill/Tejeda 2:00 1, /6 at BIN L T3 rd / -2 Leathersich/Roberts/Bradford 2:40 1,448 4/7 at ALT Rained out. Make-up set for 5/3 5 4/8 at ALT L th / -2.5 Sample/Sturdevant/none 2:27 2, /9 at ALT W rd / -1.5 Arias/Dodson/Crockett 2:47 2, /10 BOW L th / -2.5 Wilson/Anderson/Drake 2:46 8,046 8, /11 BOW W 2-1 (13) rd / -1.5 Sturdevant/Petrini/none 3:49 3,747 11, /12 BOW W rd / -0.5 Roberts/Bischoff/Tejeda 3:05 2,877 14, /13 BOW L rd / -1.5 Pettit/Davies/Drake 2:42 4,208 18, /14 TRE L th / -1.5 Mitchell/Arias/Moreno 2:22 1,852 20,730 4/15 TRE Frozen out. Make-up set for 4/ /16 TRE (1) W n/a Valera/Bleich/Soto 2:39 n/a n/a 13 4/16 TRE (2) L T3 rd / -2 Nuding/Colon/none 1:40 1,984 22, /17 at BOW W rd / -2 Roberts/Prado/Crockett 2:51 2, /18 at BOW W T2 nd / -1 Davies/Pettit/Armstrong 3:05 1, /19 at BOW W nd / -1 Arias/Gurka/von Schamann 2:28 4,187 4/20 OFF 17 4/21 at TRE