DETROIT TIGERS (93-67) RHP Anibal Sanchez (14-8, 2.64) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (60-100) RHP Nathan Eovaldi (4-6, 3.50)

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1 MEDIA RELATIONS DEPARTMENT 501 Marlins Way. Miami, FL P F DETROIT TIGERS (93-67) RHP Anibal Sanchez (14-8, 2.64) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (60-100) RHP Nathan Eovaldi (4-6, 3.50) MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FL Saturday, September 28, :10 P.M. GAME # 161 HOME GAME # 80 (34-45) TONIGHT S BROADCASTS FS Florida WAXY * WAQI^ TOMORROW S GAME INFO START TIME (ET) - 1:10 P.M. DETROIT STARTER MIAMI STARTER RHP Justin Verlander RHP Henderson Alvarez (13-12, 3.56) (4-6, 3.94) TOMORROW S BROADCAST INFO FS Florida WAXY * WAQI^ * - English Flagship ^ - Spanish Flagship TONIGHT S GAME The Marlins continue their final homestand of the season tonight with the second of three against the Detroit Tigers (1-0). Right-hander Nathan Eovaldi is starting for Miami, and will be making his fifth career Interleague start and first career start against the Tigers. Detroit counters with right-hander Anibal Sanchez, who is making his 17 th career Interleauge start and first against his former team. Miami entered its season-ending homestand fresh off its final road trip of the season (3-8), a stretch of 11 games in 10 days that saw the Club visit the Mets (1-3), the Phillies (1-2) and the Nationals (1-3), and split doubleheaders in New York and Washington. Looking ahead to Opening Day 2014, Miami will take on the Colorado Rockies at Marlins Park on Monday, March 31. LAST NIGHT For the second consecutive night, the Marlins walked away from Marlins Park with a 3-2 win. The entirety of Miami s scoring came in the Overall record on this date: 8-9 third inning, as Giancarlo Stanton stepped to the plate with two outs and the bases loaded and promptly delivered a bases-clearing double. Detroit scored the first of its two runs in the fifth, and moved to within a run in the sixth. Tom Koehler earned his fifth win of the season, giving up two runs on five hits with three walks and three strikeouts over 5.1 innings. Steve Cishek converted his 29 th straight save and 34 th of the season. VS. THE TIGERS This series marks just the fourth all-time between the two squads, and first since the Marlins dropped two of three in Motown from June 11-13, Miami leads the all-time series, 6-4, which includes a 3-1 record in South Florida. INTERLEAGUE NOTES Miami has a 7-11 record in Interleague Play this season, having won six of its last nine games following a sevengame slide. Last season, the Fish went just 5-13 against the AL. Despite going in Interleague Play since 2010, Miami owns the second-most all-time Interleague wins (147) among National League teams, trailing Atlanta (148). The Marlins have the fourth-best winning percentage among NL teams at.510 ( ), trailing Atlanta (.530; ), St. Louis (.529; ) and the Mets (.518; ). The Fish lead all NL clubs in hit (2,559), runs scored (1,334), RBI (1,263) and doubles (538), and rank second in triples (57) and walks (898). The pitching staff leads all NL Clubs in complete games (tied with Arizona-18), ranks second in saves (75), has allowed the third-fewest home runs (254), ranks third in innings pitched (2570.1) and strikeouts (1,911) and is fourth in ERA (4.25). FEASTING ON THE AMERICAN LEAGUE Logan Morrison has posted a.429 average (15x35) in Interleague Play this season, recording at least one hit in each of the nine games he has played. He owns the second-highest batting average in Interleague Play this season (min. 38 PA), behind the Cardinals Allen Craig (.452). Going back to last season, Morrison has hit in 10 straight games against American League opponents, batting.421 (16x38) over that span. He is tied with Joe Mauer and J.B. Shuck for the second-longest active Interleague hitting streak, behind Jose Altuve s STATS LLC MAKING THE BEST OF HIS OPPORTUNITIES Steve Cishek on Wednesday established a new Club record for consecutive saves, nailing down his 28 th straight opportunity. He moved past the previous record holder, Todd Jones, who saved 27 straight games in He has recorded one save since, and his 29 consecutive saves marks the longest active streak in the Majors, ahead of Huston Street (25). His ERA since his save streak began on June 8 is 1.21, which ranks fifth among NL relievers (min IP), behind Kevin Siegrist (0.49), Craig Kimbrel (0.84), Tony Watson (1.07) and Luis Avilan (1.13). Cishek is the third closer this season to record a consecutive save streak of 28-games-or-longer, following Craig Kimbrel s 37-game streak from May 9-September 14 and Greg Holland s 31-game stretch from May 30-September 3. The three streaks of 28+ consecutive saves is equal to that of the previous two seasons combined, when Joe Nathan had 31 in 2012 and Jose Valverde and John Axford had 49 and 43, respectively, in STATS LLC THE GOLD STANDARD If the 2013 season is the last of Placido Polanco s 17-year career, he is making a strong case to go out with the gold. In 92 starts (109 games), Polanco leads all qualifying Major League third basemen with a.990 fielding percentage (2 E/207 TC). He previously took home Rawlings National League Gold Glove awards in 2011 (third base) and 2009 (second base), as well as an American League Gold Glove award in 2007 (second base). He is one of just two players in Major League history to earn the award at multiple positions (Darin Erstad). ROAD RECORD DOESN T TELL THE STORY THIS DATE IN MARLINS HISTORY September 28 In the Marlins shutout win over the Mets (4-0) in 2003, Juan Pierre stole his 65 th base of the season. The 65 stolen bases is a singleseason Franchise record. Dontrelle Willis was the starting pitcher for Florida, and he picked up his 14 th win of the season, holding the Mets to three hits over 5.0 innings. HIGHEST PERCENTAGE OF TEAM WINS SAVED IN MLB PLAYER, TEAM PERCENTAGE Addison Reed, White Sox.629 (39/62) Jim Johnson, Baltimore.578 (48/83) Steve Cishek, Miami.567 (34/60) Greg Holland, Kansas City.541 (46/85) Glen Perkins, Minnesota.545 (36/66) Info Courtesy of STATS LLC Despite finishing the 2013 road slate with a record, Miami pitchers established a Club record with 580 strikeouts, surpassing the previous best of 574 in The staff also posted the lowest opponents average and road ERA of any non strike-shortened season with marks of.251 and 3.87, respectively, while tossing the second-most innings (714.0) in any season, behind in UPCOMING PITCHERS MARLINS VS. TIGERS (ALL-TIME) DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 6/16/97 DET W,7-3 23,874 6/17/97 DET W,3-2 13,351 6/18/97 DET L,2-6 14,043 6/21/02 MIA W,4-1 5,865 6/22/02 MIA W,5-4 14,713 6/23/02 MIA L,2-3 9,343 6/11/04 DET L,4-8 27,184 6/12/04 DET L,2-6 38,524 6/13/04 DET W,9-2 27,334 9/27/13 MIA W,3-2 26,992 9/28/13 MIA 7:10 9/29/13 MIA 1:10 SERIES INFO DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Sunday, September 29 1:10 p.m. vs. Detroit Tigers RHP Henderson Alvarez (4-6, 3.94) RHP Justin Verlander (13-12, 3.56) FS Florida/WAXY/WAQI All Times Eastern 2013 at Home 1 0 All-Time at Home 3 1 at Sun Life Stadium 2 1 at Marlins Park 1 0 All-Time on Road 3 3 at Tiger Stadium 2 1 at Comerica Park 1 2 All-Time Totals 6 4 TEAM VS. TEAM STATS MARLINS VS. TIGERS (ALL-TIME) Average Runs ERA TIGERS VS. MARLINS (ALL-TIME) Average Runs ERA FASTEST MARLINS TO 100 HR (GAMES PLAYED) PLAYER GAMES Giancarlo Stanton 400 Dan Uggla 509 Miguel Cabrera 530 FASTEST PLAYERS TO 100 HR IN MLB HISTORY (GAMES PLAYED) PLAYER GAMES Ryan Howard 325 Ralph Kiner 376 Bob Horner 390 Chuck Klein 390 Mark McGwire 393 Joe DiMaggio 395 Eddie Mathews 397 Ryan Braun 400 Giancarlo Stanton 400 *Info courtesy of STATS LLC and SABR

2 MARLINS STARTING PITCHER 2013: 4-6, 3.50 CAREER: 9-21, 3.89 Height: 6-2 Weight: 215 NATHAN EOVALDI Bats: Right Throws: Right RHP Acquired: From Dodgers with RHP Scott McGough in exchange for LHP Randy Choate and INF Hanley Ramirez on July 25, Eovaldi will make his final start of the season tonight as the Marlins meet the Tigers in the middle game of this three-game set. He is coming off a strong outing on September 23 against the Phillies. He tossed 7.2 shutout innings and allowed just three hits and two walks, while striking out five, earning the win in a 4-0 victory. Is 0-2 in four career Interleague starts despite posting a 1.80 ERA (25.0 IP/5 ER). He has tossed at least 6.0 innings in all of those starts, and allowed more than one run in just one of the outings. He has received just two runs of support over the four games. Opened the season by going at least 6.0 innings in nine of his first 10 starts; went 2-2 with a 2.82 ERA (60.2/19) in that time. However, has not reached that mark in three of his last seven starts, including a pair of 3.0 inning outings. He is 2-4, 4.54 (39.2/20) over that span, with a.293 batting average against. His run support per 9.0 innings average of 3.14 is third-lowest in the Majors this season (min. 17 GS). Since entering the league in 2011, his average is just 2.90, the lowest in the Majors for any pitcher with at least 45 starts. He went 3-0 with a 3.65 ERA (24.2 IP/10 ER) in six Spring Training starts for Miami before being derailed by right shoulder inflammation and placed on 15-day DL on March 31 (transferred to 60-day on April 18). Eovaldi made five rehab appearances prior to his reinstatement. He went 0-1, 3.00 (9.0 IP/3 ER) in two starts for Single-A Jupiter, with two walks and six strikeouts (one home run allowed). He then went 1-0, 5.40 (11.2/7) in three starts for Double-A Jacksonville, with four walks and nine strikeouts (no home runs allowed). His second start for the Suns was cut short by rain after 1.0 inning. DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO 2013 GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE /58 L,2-3 W(1-0) /56 W,7-2 6/30 SD /53 W,6-2 JUNE ERA /57 L,4-5 7/12 WSH W(2-0) /59 W,8-3 L(2-1) /53 L, /51 W,5-3 7/30 NYM /72 L,2-4(10) JULY ERA 8/4 CLE L(2-2) /74 L, /54 W,1-0 8/16 SF L(2-3) /59 L, /21 LAD L(2-4) /73 L,1-4 L(2-5) /69 L,1-2 AUGUST ERA W(3-5) /73 W,7-0 9/7 WSH L(3-6) /44 L, /48 W,4-3(10) 9/23 PHI W(4-6) /64 W,4-0 SEPTEMBER ERA CAREER STATS YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Career CAREER HITTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Career VS. DETROIT 2013 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER VS. DETROIT YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR HAS NOT FACED CAREER GAME LOG AGAINST PHILLIES DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE HAS NOT FACED SEASON STATS 2013 CAREER vs. Left.251/42x167, 1 HR.291/143x492, 8 HR vs. Right.239/51x213, 6 HR.232/111x479, 11 HR Home 2-4, 4.34 (45.2/22) 3-12, 3.82 (117.2/50) Road 2-2, 2.80 (54.2/17) 6-9, 3.95 (136.2/60) Day 1-1, 1.71 (31.2/6) 1-5, 3.47 (57.0/22) Night 3-5, 4.33 (68.2/33) 8-16, 4.01 (197.1/88) GAME HIGHS 2013 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 9/1 at ATL 8.0 2x; last, 9/1/13 at ATL MOST K: 8 8/10 at ATL 8 2x; last, 8/10/13 at ATL MOST BB: 5 7/30 vs. NYM 6 8/8/12 at NYM WIN STREAK: 2 6/23 to 7/12 2 6/23/13 to 7/12/13 LOSS STREAK: 5 7/20 to 8/27 7 8/17/11 to 6/30/12 RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG TOMORROW S STARTER henderson alvarez rhp 2013: 4-6, 3.94 CAREER: 14-23, 4.36 BATTER/PITCHER (2012) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Torii Hunter BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Prince Fielder Torii Hunter INTERLEAGUE INFO VS. INTERLEAGUE 2013 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER VS. INTERLEAGUE YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Career CAREER GAME LOG AGAINST INTERLEAGUE DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE /69 L 0-1 6/13/12 LAA /59 L 1-2 L(0-1) /61 L 1-4 8/4/13 CLE L(0-2) /74 L,0-2 Alvarez gets the final call of the season for Miami tomorrow afternoon, as the Club closes out the 2013 season with a 1:10 tilt against the Tigers. He is coming off a 2-1 loss to the Phillies on September 24 here at Marlins Park. He allowed just two runs on five hits and three walks over 7.0 innings, with five strikeouts, but was still tagged with his second consecutive loss. He has allowed just two home runs in 16 starts this season. Over his first 16 starts of 2012, he allowed 17 home runs. That is the fewest amount of home runs allowed by a starter in the Majors this season (min. 16 GS). His strikeout total has also spiked this season, as he has fanned 53 batters through 16 starts, compared to just 32 over his first 16 starts last year. Alvarez has a ground-ball percentage of 70.9, which ranks sixth among NL starters (min. 16 GS). His ground ball/fly ball ratio of 2.43 is also sixth, and his 1.06 GIDP per 9.0 innings rate is 12 th. He is 1-0, 1.29 (7.0/1) in one career start against Detroit. That came with Toronto on July 28, He allowed one run on five hits and two walks, with four strikeouts, in a 5-1 victory in Toronto.

3 MARLINS BULLPEN #49 ARQUIMEDES CAMINERO - RHP - R/R Age: 26 (6/16/87) Has made six consecutive scoreless appearances (5.2 IP), with six strikeouts to one walk. Nine of his 12 appearances this season have been scoreless. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on Sept. 3 for his second stint with the Marlins this season. Made one appearance for the Zephyrs, picking up the win with 2.0 scoreless innings on August 31 vs. Albuquerque. Recalled earlier this season from Double-A Jacksonville on August 16, and made MLB debut that night, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning against the Giants. Went 5-2 with a 3.61 ERA (52.1 IP/21 ER) in 42 appearances with the Suns this season, converting five saves in seven chances. #31 STEVE CISHEK - RHP - R/R Age: 27 (6/18/86) Has allowed just one run in last 20 appearances (20.0 IP); owns a 0.45 ERA in that span. Dating back to June 8, owns the third-most saves (29), and ranks sixth in ERA (1.21) in the Majors (min IP) Set a new Club record with his 28 th consecutive save on September 25; the streak is now at 29, which is the longest active save streak in the Majors. His 94.4 save percentage ranks second in NL and tied for third in MLB. 56 of his 68 appearances this season have been scoreless. Recorded his 16 th save of the season on July 3, marking a personal single-season high. #40 MIKE DUNN - LHP - L/L Age: 28 (5/23/85) Made his 73 rd appearance of the season on Monday, marking a personal single-season high. Has not allowed a run in his last 10 appearances (9.2 IP). Tied for eighth in appearances (74) among Major League pitchers this season. 58 of his 74 outings this season have been scoreless. Leads the Club with 18 holds. Tied career high with 2.0 innings pitched on July 8 vs. Atlanta (12x; previous, April 23, 2013 at Minnesota). Earned second save of the season, third career, on July 31 vs. the Mets; his first career save came on July 16, 2012 against Washington. #36 SAM DYSON - RHP - R/R Age: 25 (5/7/88) Made first career start on September 16 against the Phillies; he suffered the loss in the outing. Made first appearance with the Marlins on August 29 at Washington, allowing three runs on five hits (one home run) in 2.0 innings. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on August 29, marking first stint with the Marlins. Was 1-3 with a 2.61 ERA (31.0 IP/9 ER) in five starts for the Zephyrs. Also spent time with Double-A Jacksonville, going 3-7 with a 2.63 ERA (75.1/22); made one start with the GCL Marlins, taking the loss on July 30 against the GCL Nationals (5.0 ip, 6 h, 3 r, 2 er, bb, 5 so, hb, wp). Appeared in two games for Toronto last year, making MLB debut on July 5 against Kansas City. #52 BRAD HAND - LHP - L/L Age: 23 (3/20/90) Earned win in relief on September 18 at Philadelphia, second career win (other, 7/7/11 vs. HOU). Made two starts for Miami this season, going 0-1 with a 4.50 ERA (12.0 IP/6 ER). Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on Sept. 3, marking second stint with Miami this season. Went 3-5 with a 3.42 ERA (81.2/31) in 15 starts for the Zephyrs. Recalled earlier this season on April 29 from Triple-A New Orleans and made first career relief appearance on May 1 vs. New York-NL. Made one appearance for Miami last year, a start on August 3, 2012 at Washington in the first game of a doubleheader. He suffered the loss, allowing seven runs on six hits (one home run) and six walks (one intentional) with three strikeouts in 3.2 innings. #39 CHRIS HATCHER - RHP - S/R Age: 27 (1/12/85) Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on September 1, marking his second stint with the Marlins this year. Tied Ryan Speier s single-season PCL record with 33 saves this year (2007 with Colorado Springs). Converted 20 consecutive save opportunities for NOLA from April 29-July 14, Was 4-3 with a 3.61 ERA (67.1 IP/27 ER) in 60 games for the Zephyrs, with 65 strikeouts to 28 walks. Member of the 2013 All-Pacific Coast League. Recalled earlier this year on July 7; lone appearance during that stint was against Atlanta on July 8 at Marlins Park. Appeared in 11 games for Marlins last season, going 0-0 with a 4.30 ERA (14.2/7). #43 DAN JENNINGS - LHP - L/L Age: 26 (4/17/87) 36 of his 47 outings this season have been scoreless. Since suffering the loss on August 20, he has allowed just two runs in 13 appearances (9.2 IP). Earned second win of the season, third of his career, on August 14 at Kansas City. Tied his career high with 2.0 innings pitched on September 16 against the Phillies (sixth time). Suffered first career loss on July 2 at Atlanta, in his 38 th career appearance. Allowed earned run on June 1 vs. the Mets, snapping a stretch of 15 scoreless appearances with the Marlins (12.2 IP), dating back to August 2, Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on May 27; made 18 appearances for the Zephyrs this season, going 3-2 with a 1.80 ERA (25.0 IP/5). #56 ZACH PHILLIPS LHP - L/L Age: 27 (9/21/86) Suffered first career loss September 15 at New York-NL. Made first appearance with Miami on September 7 against Washington. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on September 1, marking his first stint with the Marlins. In 50 appearances for the Zephyrs this season, he was 4-2 with a 2.44 ERA (59.0 IP/16 ER) and one save; recorded 74 strikeouts and 24 walks (four intentional). Held left-handed hitters to a.176 (16x91) clip with the Z s, while righties were hitting.262 (33x126). Made 16 appearances for the Orioles in 2011 and 2012, posting a 0-0 mark with a 3.21 ERA (14.0 IP/5 ER), with 13 strikeouts to five walks. Made MLB debut on August 31 with Baltimore, 2011, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning against Toronto. #50 CHAD QUALLS - RHP - R/R Age: 35 (8/17/78) Has induced 11 GIDP on the year, tied for third-most among NL relievers (tied for fifth in MLB). Owns a 0.73 ERA (12.1 IP/1 ER) over last 13 appearances. 54 of 66 appearances this season have been scoreless. Since 2004, tied with Jesse Crain for most wins (45) and ranks second among all relievers with 663 appearances, behind Francisco Rodriguez (666). Has made at least 50 relief appearances in nine straight seasons ( ). Earned his fifth win of the season on September 25 over the Phillies; had two wins last season. His single-season high in wins is seven (2006). Suffered second loss of the season on August 23 at Colorado; had one loss in 60 appearances last year. vs. Left: (5x17), 1 HR vs. Right: (4x27), 1 HR Home:...0-0, 2.84 (6.1/2) Road:...0-0, 3.18 (5.2/2) SV/OPP...0/1 IR/Scored...6/0 1 st Batter Retired...10/12 Innings Pitched (9/12 vs. ATL) Strikeouts...3 (9/12 vs. ATL) vs. Left: (31x132), 2 HR vs. Right: (22x117), 1 HR Home:...3-4, 2.58 (38.1/11) Road:...0-2, 2.08 (30.1/7) SV/OPP...34/36 IR/Scored...10/3 1 st Batter Retired...54/68 Innings Pitched (2x; last, 7/30 vs. NYM) Strikeouts... 3 (9/14 at NYM-1) vs. Left: (23x119), 2 HR vs. Right: (29x128), 3 HR Home:...0-0, 1.91 (33.0/7) Road:...3-4, 3.44 (34.0/13) SV/OPP...2/5 IR/Scored...30/10 1 st Batter Retired...52/74 Innings Pitched (2x; last, 7/8 vs. ATL) Strikeouts... 3 (4x; last, 8/25 vs. COL) vs. Left: (7x19), 1 HR vs. Right: (9x27), 1 HR Home:...0-0, 1.50 (6.0/1) Road:...0-2, (5.0/10) SV/OPP IR/Scored...2/1 1 st Batter Retired...3/4 (AS RELIEVER) Innings Pitched (2x; last, 9/12 vs. ATL) Strikeouts...2 (2x; last, 9/12 vs. ATL) vs. Left: (5x26), 1 HR vs. Right: (8x48), 1 HR Home:...0-0, 1.50 (12.0/2) Road:...1-1, 5.19 (8.2/5) SV/OPP IR/Scored...1/0 1 st Batter Retired...2/5 (AS RELIEVER) Innings Pitched (9/9 vs. ATL) Strikeouts... 3 (5/1 vs. NYM) vs. Left: (4x13), 0 HR vs. Right: (9x27), 1 HR Home:...0-1, (3.0/6) Road:...0-0, 9.53 (5.2/6) SV/OPP IR/Scored...4/2 1 st Batter Retired...3/7 Innings Pitched (2x; last, 9/16 at PHI) Strikeouts...3 (9/16 at PHI) vs. Left: (24x85), 0 HR vs. Right: (15x68), 1 HR Home:...0-2, 5.60 (17.2/11) Road:...2-2, 2.35 (23.0/6) SV/OPP...0/2 IR/Scored...24/7 1 st Batter Retired...31/46 Innings Pitched (5x; last, 9/16 at PHI) Strikeouts...4 (9/16 at PHI) vs. Left: (2x3), 0 HR vs. Right: (1x4), 0 HR Home:...0-0, 0.00 (1.2/0) Road:...0-1, --- (0.0/1) SV/OPP IR/Scored st Batter Retired...1/3 vs. DET (2013) vs. DET (Career) vs. DET (2013)...1g; 0-0, 0.00 (1.0/0) vs. DET (Career)...1g; 0-0, 0.00 (1.0/0) /23 v.phi /25 v.phi /27 v.det vs. DET (2013) vs. DET (Career) /23 v.phi /25 v.phi /7 v.wsh /12 v.atl /9 v.atl /25 v.phi Innings Pitched (9/10 vs. ATL) Strikeouts...1 (9/10 vs. ATL) vs. Left: (22x92), 1 HR vs. Right: (35x135), 3 HR Home:...3-1, 2.56 (31.2/9) Road:...2-1, 2.67 (30.1/9) SV/OPP...0/2 IR/Scored...23/3 1 st Batter Retired...42/66 Innings Pitched (4/14 vs. PHI) Strikeouts... 2 (12x; last, 9/10 vs. ATL) 9/7 v.wsh /9 v.atl /24 v.phi vs. DET (Career)...1g; 0-0, --- (0.0/0) 9/7 v.wsh /10 v.atl vs. DET (2013)...1g; 0-0, 0.00 (1.0/0) vs. DET (Career)...5g; 0-1, 3.18 (5.2/2) /25 v.phi /27 v.det BULLPEN CONTINUED - NEXT PAGE

4 MARLINS BULLPEN - CONTINUED #44 A.J. RAMOS - RHP - R/R Age: 27 (9/20/86) Has held right-handers to a.188 average, good for ninth in the Majors (third in NL) among all pitchers (min. 170 batters faced). Among all rookie relievers, ranks first in innings pitched (78.2), third in strikeouts (84), and seventh in appearances (67). Is fifth in innings pitched among NL relievers, and sixth in strikeouts. Owns a 3-2 mark and 1.85 ERA (43.2/9) over last 39 outings, with 52 strikeouts to 25 walks (two intentional). Earned first career win on June 21, 2013 at San Francisco. #58 RYAN WEBB - RHP - R/R Age: 27 (2/5/86) Recorded 45 th strikeout of season Sept. 3, setting new personal high for a season (previously 44 in 2010 & 12); earlier this season, set a new single-season high in innings pitched (previous, 60.1 IP in 2012). Ranks fourth in innings pitched (80.1) among NL relievers this season. Has a 2.44 ERA (48.0 IP/13 ER) over last 38 appearances. Had his 17.1 scoreless-inning streak snapped on May 21 vs. Philadelphia. It is the longest of his career. Recorded a new career high with 3.1 innings pitched on August 28 at Washington. MARLINS BATTERS - NOTES #19 ROB BRANTLY - C - L/R Age: 24 (7/14/89) #6 JEFF MATHIS - C - R/R Age: 30 (3/31/83) HS: --- Set Club record by catching 20.0 innings on June 8 at the Mets, and new career high with four hits. Also on June 8, became just fifth player since 1921 to catch 20.0 innings and record four hits in same game, according to STATS LLC. Last had been Brian Harper for Twins vs. Cleveland on August 31, 1993 (22.0/4). #8 CHRIS COGHLAN - OF - L/R Age: 28 (6/18/85) HS: --- Has a six-game hitting streak in Interleague Play (.360/9x25, 2 2b, 3b, hr, 4 rbi). Has a 206-game errorless streak as an OF, which is third-longest active streak, behind Curtis Granderson (264) and Michael Brantley (243). - STATS LLC #29 GREG DOBBS - UTL - L/R Age: 35 (7/2/78) HS: ph (x2), bb, ibb, r Has gone 10x39 (.256) with four walks (three ibb), a HBP and four RBI as PH since snapping an 0x8 stretch to open season. As a pinch hitter, is active Major League leader in hits (95), doubles (21), and RBI (75), and is third in home runs, behind Scott Hairston (12) and Jason Giambi (11). #3 ADEINY HECHAVARRIA - INF - R/R Age: 24 (4/15/89) Last night: 0x3 Series:.000 (0x3) HS:.267 (4x15), 2b, 3b, 3 rbi His 123 hits are third-most among all rookies. Trails Nolan Arenado (128) and J.B. Shuck (126). Hit second grand slam of season on Sept. 4; only fifth rookie in Club history with two grand slams. His 11 RBI with bases loaded are tied with J.B. Shuck for third among rookies, behind Evan Gattis (15) and Wil Myers (12). Leads all rookies in triples (eight). That is tied with Alex Gonzalez (1999) for second-most in a rookie campaign in Club history, behind Hanley Ramirez (11 in 2006). #46 KOYIE HILL - C - S/R Age: 34 (3/9/79) Last night: 1x3, r Series:.333 (1x3), r HS:.167 (1x6), r Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on August 9. Was batting.237 (45x190) in 60 games for NOLA at time of selection. Was 5x10 with a double and RBI in three games in August, and was batting.280 (7x25) in nine games since the Triple-A All-Star break. #59 ED LUCAS - INF - R/R Age: 31 (5/21/82) HS:.333 (4x12), 2b, rbi Is batting.329 (25x76) in September, with eight doubles, a home run and eight RBI. That ranks 14 th in the NL (23 rd in Majors) this month. He is batting.333 (9x27) during a seven-game hitting streak at Marlins Park; in his last 16 games here since Aug. 18, is hitting at a.316 clip (18x57). Had GW home run in 10 th inning on Sept. 18 at Philadelphia; just fifth rookie (sixth time) in Club history with GW HR in extra innings. - STATS LLC Has played two-or-more positions in 20 games this season, tied for fourthmost in Majors with Maicer Izturis, behind Ben Zobrist (32), Martin Prado (24) and Matt Carpenter (21). - STATS LLC #23 JAKE MARISNICK - OF - R/R Age: 22 (3/30/91) HS: --- Had first pinch hit of his career on Sept. 16 at Philly; is now 1x6 in PH role. Had first career home run (off Jenrry Mejia) and GW RBI on July 31 against the Mets. Recorded first ML hit on July 26 vs. Pittsburgh (single in sixth inning). On May 30 at Pensacola, went 3x5 with a double, two home runs and nine RBI. Both home runs were grand slams, the first two of his career. The nine RBI tied a Southern League record for a single game. vs. Left: (29x131), 4 HR vs. Right: (29x154), 0 HR Home:...1-2, 2.19 (37.0/9) Road:...2-2, 4.10 (41.2/19) SV/OPP...0/4 IR/Scored...15/7 1 st Batter Retired...48/67 Innings PItched (6/8 at NYM) Strikeouts... 4 (2x; last, 7/4 at ATL) vs. Left: (30x123), 1 HR vs. Right: (40x164), 4 HR Home:...1-0, 2.65 (37.1/11) Road:...1-6, 3.14 (43.0/15) SV/OPP...0/3 IR/Scored...48/14 1 st Batter Retired...44/66 Innings PItched (8/28 at WSH) Strikeouts...3 (6x; last, 9/8 vs. WSH) /25 vphi vs. DET (2013)...1g, 0.00 (1.2/0) vs. DET (Career)...1g, 0.00 (1.2/0) /24 vphi /27 vdet HS:.000 (0x6), r Had a streak of five straight games with two-plus RBI from June 26-July 3. Tied with Hanley Ramirez (June 21-26, 2009) for longest such streak in Club history, and Miguel Cabrera (May 19-24) for longest streak in MLB this season. Hit fourth walk-off grand slam in Club history on June 30 vs. San Diego, joining Giancarlo Stanton (May 13, 2012 vs. Mets), Dan Uggla (June 11, 2008 vs. Phillies) and Bobby Bonilla (September 16, 1997 vs. Rockies). He is fifth in the NL (min. 50 G) with a caught stealing percentage of 33.3 (15-of-45). #5 LOGAN MORRISON - 1B - L/L Age: 26 (8/25/87) Last night: 1x2, bb Series:.500 (1x2) HS:.200 (1x5) Has a hit in all nine of his Interleague games this season (.429/15x35, 4 2b, 3b, 7 rbi). Has four multi-hit games over that span. That is the second-highest batting average in Interleague Play this season (min. 38 PA), behind Allen Craig (.452). Has a 10-game hitting streak against AL, dating back to June 24, Batting.421 (16x38) during streak, with.452 OBP. That is tied with Joe Mauer and J.B. Shuck for the second-longest active hitting streak in Interleague Play, behind Jose Altuve (12). - STATS LLC Has reached base by hit, walk or HBP in 68 of his 83 games this season, including 26 straight from June 20-July 28. #9 JUAN PIERRE - OF - L/L Age: 36 (8/14/77) Last night: ph, 0x1 Series:.000 (0x1) HS:.000 (0x3) Has a hit in 17 of his last 20 games against Detroit (.305/25x82) He is 7x19 (.368) in last 20 PH appearances (one sac bunt). Ranks eighth in NL in batting average as PH (.273). Leads all active Major Leaguers in stolen bases (614), PA/strikeout ratio (17.28) and bunt hits (209), is second in infield hits (525), behind only Ichiro Suzuki (621) and is ninth in multi-hit games (632). His 190 stolen bases for the Marlins ranks third in Club history, behind Luis Castillo (281) and Hanley Ramirez (230). Has two best single-season stolen base totals in Club history: 65 in 2003 and 57 in #30 PLACIDO POLANCO - INF - R/R Age: 37 (10/10/75) Last night: 1x3, r, bb Series:.333 (1x3), r HS:.455 (5x11), 3 r, 2 2b, sb Recorded 600 th career multi-hit game Sept. 1; ranks 12 th on active list (603). Leads all third basemen in fielding percentage (.990), with two errors in 207 total chances. His career PA/strikeout ratio of is third-highest among active players, behind only teammate Juan Pierre (17.28) and Jeff Keppinger (14.75). #20 JUSTIN RUGGIANO - OF - R/R Age: 31 (4/12/82) Last night: 0x4 Series:.000 (0x4) HS:.214 (3x14), 2 r, 2b, 2 rbi, sb Is batting.326 (15x46) in his last 15 games at Marlins Park (2 2b, 3 hr, 9 rbi). Snapped a Club-record 0x42 slump with a 3x4 outing on August 14 at Kansas City. Was three hitless ABs shy of tying MLB record for non-pitcher. He is batting.290 (36x124) with nine doubles, six homers and 18 RBI since snapping that streak. On August 16, became only player in Club history to have multi-homer games in back-to-back contests against same opponent. Hit two that night against Giants, after hitting two in previous game against them, on June 23 at AT&T Park. - STATS LLC His first 12 home runs this season came on the road; that was tied for the fourth-most consecutive road home runs to begin a season all-time, and tied Derrek Lee (2000) for the Club record - STATS LLC and SABR. #17 DONOVAN SOLANO - INF - R/R Age: 25 (12/17/87) Last night: 1x4 Series:.250 (1x4) HS:.188 (3x16), r, rbi Is batting.349 (15x43) with RISP since July 30, with 21 RBI; average ranks 16 th in the NL (min. 33 PA) over that span. Has 28 RBI over his last 59 games. Since July 24, that is fifth among NL second basemen, behind Daniel Murphy (36), Chase Utley (32), Jedd Gyorko (31) and Matt Carpenter (30). BATTERS CONTINUED - NEXT PAGE

5 #27 GIANCARLO STANTON - OF - R/R Age: 23 (11/8/89) Last night: 1x4, 2b, 3 rbi Series:.250 (1x4), 2b, 3 rbi HS:.143 (2x14), r, 2b, 3 rbi Is batting.309 (21x68) in last 19 games at Marlins Park (6 2b, 5 hr, 15 rbi). Set a new career high for walks this season, with 73 in 114 games. Former high was 70 in 2011, but in 150 games. His PA/BB ratio is 6.78, a career-best, ahead of 8.59 in On Sept. 14, had third multi-homer game of season, and ninth of career. Seven of those games have been on the road. Hit two home runs on June 17 at Arizona, giving him 100 for his career. #21 CHRISTIAN YELICH - OF - L/R Age: 21 (12/5/91) Last night: 1x3, r, bb, sb HS:.308 (4x13), r, rbi, 2 sb Series:.333 (1x3), r, sb Has a hit in six of his seven Interleague games this season (.345/10x29). Road average this season is.319 (38x119, 4 hr, 11 rbi), compared to.246 (29x118, 0 hr, 5 rbi) at Marlins Park. Average since August 30 (.323) ranks 11 th in the NL. He is the twice-reigning Organizational Minor League Player of the Year, the first player in Club history to win that award twice. vs. Anibal Sanchez 2012 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO MARLINS BATTING SPLITS Brantly Coghlan Dobbs Hechavarria Lucas Marisnick Mathis Morrison Pierre Polanco Ruggiano Solano Stanton Yelich vs. Detroit 2013 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO vs. Left vs. Right Home Road Players AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI Last Home Run Pitcher Brantly /9/13 vs. ATL (2 on) Julio Teheran Coghlan /28/13 at TB (0 on) Jeremy Hellickson Dobbs /2/13 vs. NYM (2 on) LaTroy Hawkins Hechavarria /4/13 at CHC (3 on) Jeff Samardzija /28/11 vs. SF (0 on) Ryan Vogelsong Lucas /18/13 at PHI (0 on) Cesar Jimenez Marisnick /31/13 vs. NYM (0 on) Jenrry Mejia Mathis /1/13 at ATL (0 on) Alex Wood Morrison /6/13 vs. WSH (1 on) Dan Haren Pierre /16/13 vs. CIN (0 on) Mat Latos Polanco /26/13 vs. MIN (1 on) Ryan Pressly Ruggiano /22/13 at WSH - GM 2 (0 on) Stephen Strasburg Solano /14/13 at NYM - GM 1 (0 on) Carlos Torres Stanton /22/13 at WSH - GM 1 (1 on) Dan Haren Yelich /22/13 at WSH - GM 1 (0 on) Dan Haren RISP RISP w/2 Outs Bases Loaded Pinch Hitter Interleague 2013 Interleague Career Players Brantly Coghlan Dobbs Hechavarria Lucas Marisnick Mathis Morrison Pierre Polanco Ruggiano Solano Stanton Yelich Brantly Coghlan Dobbs Hechavarria Lucas Marisnick Mathis Morrison Pierre Polanco Ruggiano Solano Stanton Yelich Brantly Coghlan Dobbs Hechavarria Lucas Marisnick Mathis Morrison Pierre Polanco Ruggiano Solano Stanton Yelich AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI AVG AB H HR RBI HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN Player Current (start date) Stats Season-long Stats Career-long Stats Brantly (2x; last 5/6 to 5/15).500/5x10, rbi 9 - (9/6/12 to 9/19/12).448/13x29, 4 2b, hr, 3 rbi, 8 bb Coghlan (5/25 to 6/3).429/18x42, 4 2b, 3b, hr, 8 rbi 14 - (8/23/09 to 9/6/09).443/27x61, 4 2b, 3b, 2 hr, 6 rbi Dobbs (6/14 to 6/23).500/6x12, 3 2b, 3 rbi 11 - (6/24/12 to 7/8/12).371/13x35, 2b, 2 hr, 7 rbi Hechavarria (7/1 to 7/12).442/19x43, 4 2b, 4 rbi 11 - (7/1/13 to 7/12/13).442/19x43, 4 2b, 4 rbi (2x; last 9/4 to 9/13).364/4x11, 2b 8 - (5/23/10 to 6/10/10).333/9x27, 2 2b, 4 rbi Lucas 4 - (9/22 - GM 2).313/5x16, 2b, rbi 7 - (6/19 to 6/29).393/11x28, hr, rbi 7 - (6/19/13 to 6/29/13).393/11x28, hr, rbi Marisnick (8/11 to 8/14).333/5x15, rbi 4 - (8/11/13 to 8/14/13).333/5x15, rbi Mathis (6/26 to 7/4).368/7x19, 2 2b, 2 hr, 13 rbi 13 - (4/5/10 to 6/22/10).311/14x45, 3 2b, hr, 4 rbi Morrison 1 - (9/27).500/1x2 8 - (8/12 to 8/20).333/11x33, 5 2b, 8 rbi 13 - (4/7/11 to 5/15/11).353/18x51, 5 2b, 3 hr, 8 rbi Pierre (6/2 to 6/18).367/22x60, 2 2b, 2 3b, 2 rbi 16 - (3x; last, 7/25/10 to 8/9/10).369/24x65, 2 2b, hr, 9 rbi Polanco 2 - (9/25).571/4x7, 2b 7 - (4/19 to 4/28).241/7x29, 2b, 2 rbi 20 - (7/21/01 to 8/11/01).333/28x84, 6 2b, 3b, hr, 6 rbi Ruggiano (2x; last 9/14 to 9/19).320/8x25, 5 2b, hr, 4 rbi 10 - (6/27/12 to 7/7/12).486/18x37, 3 2b, 4 hr, 11 rbi Solano 2 - (9/25).250/2x8 7 - (2x; last 9/17 to 9/23).333/10x30, 3 2b, 3 rbi 12 - (9/23/10 to 4/1/11).400/18x45, 2 2b, 2 hr, 8 rbi Stanton 1 - (9/27).250/1x4, 3 rbi 9 - (8/12 to 8/22).342/13x38, 2 2b, 3 hr, 5 rbi 12 - (8/17/12 to 8/29/12).432/19x44, 2b, 3b, 4 rbi Yelich 1 - (9/27).333/1x (7/31 to 8/10).390/16x41, 2 2b, 3b, hr, 3 rbi 10 - (7/31/13 to 8/10/13).390/16x41, 2 2b, 3b, hr, 3 rbi 2013 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Runners on Go Team Pinch hit vs. L vs. R H Rd GS (career; last) ITP Tying ahead W-off (career; last) Record (career; last) Leadoff (career; last) (2; 5/16/10 vs. NYM) - (6; 6/11/11 vs. ARI) (1; 9/16/07 at NYM) (10; 7/5/12 at MIL) (2; 9/4/13 at CHC) (2; 6/30/13 vs. SD) (1; 6/30/13 vs. SD) (2; 7/4/12 at STL) (4; 5/16/13 vs. CIN) (3; 6/10/11 vs. CHC) (2; 6/19/05 vs. SF) (1; 9/3/00 vs. NYM) - (2; 4/13/00 at COL) (1; 6/1/12 at PHI) 1 - (1; 6/23/13 at SF) (4; 5/21/12 vs. COL) (2; 5/13/12 vs. NYM) Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games Total Total Career Last (# HRS) /25/11 vs. LAD (2) /5/08 at CWS (2) /16/13 vs. SF (2) /25/12 at ATL (2) /13/13 at NYM (2) Team Splits Stat AVG AB H HR RBI vs. Left vs. Right Home Road RISP RISP w/2 outs Loaded Pinch Hit DET (All-Time)

6 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS MARLINS CAREER GAME HIGHS PLAYER HITS RUNS HOME RUNS RBI Brantly 4-6/8/13 at NYM 2-3x; last, 4/21/13 at CIN 1-4x; last, 7/9/13 vs. ATL 4-4/23/13 at MIN (2) Coghlan 4-7x; last, 9/9/13 vs. ATL 4-6/11/10 at TB 2-2x; last, 4/25/11 vs. LAD 3-8x; last, 5/28/13 at TB Dobbs 4-4x; last, 8/26/11 at PHI 3-5/1/11 at CIN 1-46x; last, 6/2/13 vs. NYM 5-7/26/11 at WSH Hechavarria 3-6x; last, 9/4/13 at CHC 2-3x; last, 6/15/13 vs. STL 1-5x; last, 9/4/13 at CHC 7-5/5/13 at PHI 4-8/8/04 vs. ATL 3-2x; last, 5/24/11 vs. NYM 1-8x; last, 6/28/11 vs. SF 5-7/18/07 vs. SF Lucas 4-6/2/13 vs. NYM 2-8x; last, 8/18/13 vs. SF 1-4x; last, 9/18/13 at PHI 2-3x; last, 9/9/13 vs. ATL Marisnick 3-8/2/13 vs. CLE 1-6x; last, 8/23/13 vs. COL 1-7/31/13 vs. NYM 1-5x; last, 8/24/13 vs. COL Mathis 4-3x; last, 9/13/12 vs. SEA 3-2x; last, 6/28/12 vs. LAA 1-39x; last, 9/1/13 at ATL 6-7/23/08 vs. CLE Morrison 4-2x; last, 8/2/13 vs. CLE 3-5x; last, 9/9/11 at PIT 1-42x; last, 9/6/13 vs. WSH 5-6/19/12 at BOS Pierre 5-5x; last, 9/20/12 at NYM 4-4x; last, 6/13/04 at DET 1-18x; last, 5/16/13 vs. CIN 4-2x; last, 5/24/04 vs. ARI Polanco 5-3x; last, 5/7/08 vs. BOS 4-3x; last, 5/24/08 vs. MIN 2-4x; last, 8/5/08 at CWS 6-4/5/10 at WSH Ruggiano 4-8/28/12 vs. WSH 4-5/5/13 at PHI 2-3x; last, 8/16/13 vs. SF 4-2x; last, 8/16/13 vs. SF Solano 3-10x; last, 9/3/13 at CHC 2-8x; last, 9/14/13 at NYM (1) 2-9/25/12 at ATL 3-9/25/12 at ATL Stanton 5-8/11/10 at WSH 3-3x; last, 4/28/13 vs. CHC 2-9x; last, 9/14/13 at NYM 5-9/30/10 vs. PIT Yelich 3-7x; last, 9/17/13 at PHI 2-6x; last, 9/22/13 at WSH (1) 1-4x; last, 9/22/13 at WSH (1) 2-2x; last, 9/3/13 at CHC MARLINS ROOKIE FIRSTS PLAYER DEBUT HIT (total) HOME RUN (total) RBI (total) Brantly 8/14/12 vs. PHI 8/16/12 at COL (1) 8/26/12 at LAD (1) 8/26/12 at LAD (2) Dietrich 5/8/13 at SD 5/8/13 at SD (1) 5/10/13 at LAD (1) 5/10/13 at LAD (3) Hechavarria 8/4/12 at OAK 8/7/12 at TB (1) 8/28/12 at NYY (1) 8/18/12 vs. TEX (1) Lucas 5/30/13 vs. TB 5/31/13 vs. NYM (1) 6/22/13 at SF (1) 5/31/13 vs. NYM (1) Mahoney 7/7/12 at LAA 4/20/13 at CIN (1) 4/26/13 vs. CHC (1) 4/20/13 at CIN (1) Marisnick 7/23/13 at COL 7/26/13 vs. PIT (1) 7/31/13 vs. NYM (1) 7/30/13 vs. NYM (1) Ozuna 4/30/13 vs. NYM 4/30/13 vs. NYM (1) 5/4/13 at PHI (1) 5/4/13 at PHI (1) Skipworth 4/10/13 vs. ATL Valaika 8/24/10 at SF 8/24/10 at SF (1) 8/27/10 vs. CHC (1) 8/27/10 vs. CHC (1) Yelich 7/23/13 at COL 7/23/13 at COL (2) 8/8/13 at PIT (1) 7/23/13 at COL (1) Record by Batting Order Record by Position 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Brantly Brown Coghlan Diaz Dietrich Dobbs Green Hechavarria Kearns Kotchman Lucas Mahoney Marisnick Mathis Morrison Olivo Ozuna Pierre Polanco Ruggiano Skipworth Solano Stanton Valaika Velazquez Yelich W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA MARLINS PITCHERS VS. DETROIT TIGERS CAREER W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA ALVAREZ CAMINERO CISHEK DUNN DYSON EOVALDI FERNANDEZ FLYNN HAND HATCHER JENNINGS KOEHLER PHILLIPS QUALLS RAMOS TURNER WEBB W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA MARLINS PITCHERS VS. INTERLEAGUE CAREER W L S G GS CG IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA ALVAREZ CAMINERO CISHEK DUNN DYSON EOVALDI FERNANDEZ FLYNN HAND HATCHER JENNINGS KOEHLER PHILLIPS QUALLS RAMOS TURNER WEBB

7 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA Starter Reliever April May June July August September STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM TURNER EOVALDI ALVAREZ KOEHLER FERNANDEZ FLYNN INNINGS # (Team Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (4-19) 1 (0-1) 3 (0-3) 2 (0-1) 3 (0-1) 3 (0-2) 3 (0-1) (9-37) 9 (0-5) 1 (0-0) 3 (0-2) 10 (1-7) 5 (0-1) (18-29) 5 (0-2) 8 (2-1) 5 (2-1) 4 (2-1) 7 (2-2) 1 (0-1) (22-13) 4 (2-0) 4 (1-2) 6 (2-2) 4 (2-0) 10 (7-1) (7-2) 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) (0-1) 3 (3-0) --- Total Starts 160 (60-100) 20 (3-8) 17 (4-6) 16 (4-6) 23 (5-10) 28 (12-6) 4 (0-2) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting INDIVIDUAL HIGHS CATEGORY PLAYER(S) Hits, Game 4-4x; last, Coghlan - 9/9 vs. ATL Hits, Game (Extras) 4 - Brantly - 6/8 at NYM Consecutive Hits 4-4x; last, Coghlan - 9/9 Runs, Game 4 - Ruggiano - 5/5 at PHI Runs, Game (Extras) 2-4x; last, Ruggiano & Stanton - 8/31 at ATL Doubles, Game 2-12x; last, Lucas & Ruggiano- 9/16 at PHI Doubles, Game (Extras) 2 - Ozuna - 6/4 at PHI Triples, Game 1-27x; last, Hechavarria - 9/25 vs. PHI Triples, Game (Extras) 1-3x; last, Morrison - 9/15 at NYM HR, Game 2-6x; last, Stanton - 9/13 at NYM HR, Game (Extras) 1-11x; last, Lucas & Stanton - 9/18 at PHI Extra-Base Hits, Game 3 - Ruggiano - 8/16 vs. SF Extra-Base Hits, Game (Extras) 2 - Ozuna - 6/4 at PHI RBI, Game 7 - Hechavarria - 5/5 at PHI RBI, Game (Extras) 2-6x; last, Stanton - 9/18 at PHI Stolen Bases, Game 2-5x; last, Yelich - 9/14 at NYM (1) Stolen Bases, Game (Extras) 2-3x; last, Ruggiano - 7/8 vs. ATL Walks, Game 3-4x; last, Stanton - 9/23 vs. PHI Walks, Game (Extras) 2-6x; last, Stanton - 8/31 at ATL Consecutive HR 2-2x; last, Stanton - 6/17 Longest Hitting Streak 16 - Ozuna - 5/15 to 5/30 Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 14 - Fernandez - 8/2 vs. CLE Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 8 - Slowey - 6/8 at NYM Longest Win Streak 5 - Fernandez - 7/23 to 8/24 Longest Losing Streak 7 - Turner - 7/19 to present Fewest Hits Allowed, CG 7 - Turner - 6/29 vs. SD Walks, Game (Pitching) 6-2x; last, Flynn - 9/12 vs. ATL IP, Game (Starter) Turner - 6/29 vs. SD IP, Game (Reliever) Slowey - 6/8 at NYM Consecutive Scoreless Innings x; Alvarez - 7/21-31 Fernandez - 7/28-8/8 Consecutive Saves 29 - Cishek - 6/8 to present MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS Runs, Game 14-5/5 at PHI 14-8/16 vs. SF Runs, Game (Extras) 8-6/9 at NYM 7-2x; last, 7/8 vs. ATL Runs, Inning 5-5x; last, 9/1 at ATL (3 rd ) 8-4/21 at CIN (7 th ) Hits, Game 16-4x; 8/16 vs. SF 19-8/16 vs. SF Hits, Game (Extras) 17-6/9 at NYM 14-7/14 vs. WSH Hits, Inning 7-8/2 vs. CLE (8 th ) 7-2x; last, 9/20 at WSH (6 th ) Fewest Hits, Game 2-4/8 vs. ATL 1-5/4 at PHI Doubles, Game 5-2x; last, 9/16 at PHI 5-5x; last, 8/22 vs. LAD Doubles, Game (Extras) 2-6x; last, 9/15 at NYM 6-7/14 vs. WSH Triples, Game 2-2x; last, 8/2 vs. CLE 3-2x; last, 8/16 vs. SF Triples, Game (Extras) 2-5/16 vs. CIN 2-7/30 vs. NYM HR, Game 3-3x; last, 6/23 at SF 4-9/4 at CHC HR, Game (Extras) 2-3x; last, 9/18 at PHI 2-6/4 at PHI HR, Inning 2-6/23 at SF (9 th ) 2-6x; last, 9/14 at NYM-2 (3 rd ) Extra-Base Hits, Game 6-5/5 at PHI 8-2x; last, 9/4 at CHC Extra-Base Hits, Game (Extras) 4-6/9 at NYM 6-7/14 vs. WSH Left On Base, Game 13-9/23 vs. PHI 13-8/8 at PIT Left On Base, Game (Extras) 14-4/29 vs. NYM 22-6/8 at NYM DP Turned, Game 4-2x; last, 8/20 vs. LAD 3-5x; last, 8/22 vs. LAD DP Turned, Game (Extras) 2-4x; last, 6/22 at SF 5-4/29 vs. NYM Consecutive Games w/ HR 5-2x; last 7/2 to 7/6 9-4/1 to 4/10 Stolen Bases, Game 4-9/3 at CHC 6-8/3 vs. CLE Stolen Bases, Game (Extras) 3-2x; last, 8/13 at KC 2-8/31 at ATL Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 16-8/2 vs. CLE 15-2x; last, 9/16 at PHI Strikeouts, Game (Pitching, Extras) 19-6/8 at NYM 16-6/8 at NYM Walks, Game (Pitching) 8-4x; last, 8/17 vs. SF 9-2x; last, 9/23 vs. PHI Walks, Game (Pitching, Extras) 9-6/8 at NYM 6-4/29 vs. NYM Errors, Game 3-8/21 vs. LAD 3-6/25 vs. MIN Errors, Game (Extras) 3-8/31 at ATL 2-4x; last, 9/15 at NYM Margin of Victory 12-5/5 at PHI 10-2x; last, 9/16 at PHI MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R H HR AVG. RECORD April May June July August September CATCHERS INFO PLAYER G INN. ER ERA CS ATT % CPKO PB Brantly Mathis Olivo Skipworth RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOTAL MARLINS HR VARIATIONS HR VARIATION PLAYER(S) Pinch-hit HR (1) Miguel Olivo - 4/21 at CIN (Three-run HR in 9 th ) Back-to-Back HR (0) Grand Slams (3) Adeiny Hechavarria - 5/5 at PHI Jeff Mathis - 6/30 vs. SD Adeiny Hechavarria - 9/4 at CHC Multi-HR (6) Giancarlo Stanton - 4/28 vs. CHC (2 HR) Justin Ruggiano - 5/5 at PHI (2 HR) Giancarlo Stanton - 6/17 at ARI (2 HR) Justin Ruggiano - 6/23 at SF (2 HR) Justin Ruggiano - 8/16 vs. SF (2 HR) Giancarlo Stanton - 9/13 at NYM (2 HR) Leadoff HR (2) Juan Pierre - 5/16 vs. CIN Justin Ruggiano - 6/23 at SF Walk-off (1) Jeff Mathis - 6/30 vs. SD Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (2) Henderson Alvarez - 9/2 at CHC (first career HR) Jose Fernandez - 9/11 vs. ATL (first career HR) COMPLETE GAMES (1) Jacob Turner - 6/29 vs. SD COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS OUTFIELD ASSISTS (29) BUNT SINGLES (7) Marcell Ozuna (8) Giancarlo Stanton (7) Jake Marisnick (5) Chris Coghlan (4) Justin Ruggiano (3) Matt Diaz (2) Juan Pierre (4) Adeiny Hechavarria (1) Jeff Mathis (1) Justin Ruggiano (1)