DUNEDIN BLUE JAYS. * 2017 FSL CO-CHAMPIONS * 5 LEAGUE TITLES * 8 SECOND HALF DIVISION TITLES Dunedin Blue Jays Media Relations Department

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1 DUNEDIN BLUE JAYS 2019 GAME INFORMATION * Dunedin Stadium * 373 Douglas Avenue, Dunedin FL * * 2017 FSL CO-CHAMPIONS * 5 LEAGUE TITLES * 8 SECOND HALF DIVISION TITLES Dunedin Blue Jays Media Relations Department Advanced-A Affiliate DUNEDIN BLUE JAYS (2-0) at. CLEARWATER THRESHERS (0-2) Game #3 Road Game #2 April 6th, :30 P.M. Spectrum Field Clearwater, FL. LHP Nick Allgeyer (0-0, 0.00) vs. RHP Alejandro Requena (0-0, 0.00) FSL AVG LEADERS 1. Justin Toerner (PMB) Carl Chester (CHA) Tied.500 FSL ERA LEADERS 28 Tied 0.00 AROUND THE NEST MLB-Toronto Blue Jays (3-6) 4th AL East STREAK: L2 LAST GAME: 4/5 at. CLE (L, 3-2) NEXT: 4/6 at. CLE (4:10 E.T.) AAA-Buffalo (1-1) T3rd IL North STREAK: L1 LAST GAME: 4/5 vs. SWB (L, 6-1) NEXT: 4/6 at. SWB (1:05 E.T.) AA-New Hampshire (1-1) T2nd AL EL Eastern STREAK: W1 LAST GAME: 4/5 vs. BNG (W, 5-4) NEXT: 4/6 vs. BNG (6:35 E.T.) A-Lansing (1-1) T3rd MWL Eastern STREAK: W1 LAST GAME: 4/5 at. FW (W, 7-3) NEXT: 4/6 at. FW (6:05 E.T.) LAST NIGHT: Dunedin spoiled Clearwater s home opener with a 7-3 victory in game two of the four game series. For the second consecutive night, Dunedin was hitless through the first three innings but scored the first run of the contest in the top of the second on a throwing error by catcher Edgar Cabral. In the bottom of the fourth, Matt Vierling tied the game with a solo homer over the wall in left. Clearwater took their first lead of the game with two runs scored in the bottom of the fifth on the strength of the a two run double off the bat of Simon Muzziotti to take a 3-1 lead. The Threshers couldn t hold the lead for long as Dunedin plated three runs in the top of the sixth, and three more in the ninth to put the game out of reach. Riley Adams, Demi Orimoloye, Kevin Vicuna, Logan Warmoth, and Chavez Young all registered RBIs for the Blue Jays. RHP William Oullette picked up his fist victory of the year on the hill throwing three scoreless and retiring eight of the nine batters he faced out of the pen for Dunedin. GETTING OFF ON THE RIGHT FOOT: With their victory last night, the Blue Jays record has been pushed to 2-0 for the first time since Additionally, with their opening night win, Dunedin has now won seven of the last eight opening day games-the best stretch in the Florida State League in that span. TAKE THE GOOD WITH THE BAD: In last night s victory, Dunedin walked 10 times but struck out 19 times-the most in a single game since a 20 strikeout game against the Jupiter Hammerheads on July 21st, Through two games, the Blue Jays have been issued 14 free passes while 51% of their outs have been recorded via the strikeout (28). FAMILIAR FACES: Dunedin and Clearwater are squaring off for the third of 16 matchups in 2019; 13 of which are being played at Spectrum Field. The Blue Jays will host the Threshers for four official home games being played at Jack Russell Memorial Stadium (4/7, 5/9-11) in Clearwater. Dating back to the 2016 season, Dunedin has won the last three season series and hold a record against the Threshers since the start of TEMPORARY HOME: With on going renovations to Dunedin Stadium, the Dunedin Blue Jays will call Jack Russell Memorial Stadium-former spring training home of the Philadelphia Phillies-their home field for a total of 62 games in In Addition, Dunedin will play a total eight official home contests played at the opponents ballpark for the first time in team history. WINNING WAYS: The Jays open the 2019 campaign with a winning portfolio spread across 19 years: 219 wins since the start of rd most in the Florida State League. 498 wins registered since the start of the 2012 season-3rd most in the Florida State League. POSTSEASON: Have made a trip to the FSL playoffs in seven of the last nine seasons and 14 of the last 19 years. OFFENSIVE PROWESS: The Blue Jays finished the 2018 regular season with the FSL S Top two hitters-rodrigo Orozco and Ivan Castillo- and look to continue their upward offense trend in Dunedin has scored 1888 runsgood for the the most in the league the last three seasons. Additionally, finished second in the league in 2018 in Batting Average (.268), Runs (617), Hits (1221), Doubles (235), Total Bases (1744), On-Base Percentage (.340), OPS (.722), and third in with 557 total RBI, BB (455), and Slugging % (.382). HAIL CESAR!: New Field Manager Cesar Martin takes over at the helm of the Dunedin Blue Jays organization. Martin led Class-A Lansing to an record and a Wild Card birth in Martin played in the Blue Jays organziation from and has posted a.560 winning percentage, including two postseason appearances in his managerial career. PROSPECT PIPELINE: In addition to opening up the year with Baseball s number one prospect Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Dunedin opens up the 2019 season with five of the top 30 Blue Jays prospects in the Toronto organization. RHP Nate Pearson highlights the group as Toronto s 5th best prospect. Chavez Young (22nd), Samad Taylor (24th), Ryan Noda (25th), and Cal Stevenson (29th). RECORD BREAKDOWN North Division Standings T-1st Overall: 2-0 1st Half: 2-0 2nd Half: 0-0 Home: 1-0 Road: 1-0 Day: 0-0 Night: 2-0 Morning: 0-0 Current Streak: W2 Last Five: 2-0 Last 10: 2-0 Series Openers: 1-0 Series Finales: 0-0 Sweeps/Swept: 0-0 Score First: 1-0 Opp. Score First: 1-0 Score more than 3: 2-0 Score 3 or less: 0-0 Lead after 6 innings: 2-0 Tied after 6 Innings: 0-0 Trail after 6 Innings: 0-0 Lead after 7 Innings: 2-0 Tied after 7 Innings: 0-0 Trail after 7 Innings: 0-0 Lead after 8 Innings: 2-0 Tied after 8 Innings: 0-0 Trail after 8 Innings: 0-0 One Run Games: 0-0 Two Run Games: 0-0 Out-Hit Opp.: 2-0 Make Error(s): 1-0 No Errors: 1-0 Game Dec/Last AB: 0-0 Extra Innings (Home): 0-0 Extra Innings (Road): 0-0 Extra Innings (Total): 0-0 Wearing Home Jerseys: 1-0 Wearing Road Jerseys: 1-0 Wearing Alt.Jerseys: 0-0 BLUE JAYS vs. CLEARWATER 2019 Record: Home: at. Clearwater: 1-0 Current Streak: W2 Date Opponent Upcoming Schedule and Probable Starters Broadcast Time (ET) Sunday, April 7th vs. Clearwater RHP Justin Dillon: 0-0 vs. RHP Andrew Brown (CLR): 0-0 D-Jays Baseball Network 1:00 P.M.

2 TONIGHT S BLUE JAYS STARTING PITCHER RHP Nick Allgeyer #29 Height: 6 3 Weight: 210 Age: : 0-2, 2.73 Career: 0-2, 2.73, 15G/6GS 2018 RECAP: Spent last season with the Short-Season Vancouver Canadians after being drafted in the 12th round out of the University of Iowa...Posted 31 strikeouts in 26.1 IP and a 1.03 WHIP. TONIGHT S START: Went 6.1 innings in his only April start of his career last season allowing 3 ER and striking out six. 0-2 in 6 starts last season with the Canadians. Held opponents to a.185 batting average with men on base last season. Did not go more than two innings in any of his 15 appearances in Vancouver. Back In His College Days: Was a Big-Ten All-American in his final season with the Iowa Hawkeyes before being drafted by the Blue Jays. Finished 2nd in the Big-Ten starts with 49 strikeouts in 2018 and his 95 total strikeouts that season were the second most in a single-season in school history. Began his time at Iowa as a pitcher as well as a first baseman and outfielder...he wanted the full transition to pitcher at the start of his Junior season Last Five Starts Date-OPP. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA NP-S 8/1-Hillsboro ND /15-W. MICH ND /20-Fort Wayne W /25- DAY ND /31-Great Lakes ND Allgeyer-2018 AND CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2018: Career: Allgeyer-SINGLE GAME HIGHS/LOWS 2019 Highs 2019 Lows IP: IP: H: H: R: R: ER: ER: BB: BB: SO: SO: CG: Shortest Outing: SHO: Loss Streak: Win Streak: Allgeyer-CAREER HIGHS/LOWS Highs Lows IP: 2 (10) 8/29/2018 vs. Everett (SS) IP: 1.0, (3) 7/22/2018 vs. Hillsboro H: 4, 7/13/2018 vs. Boise (SS) H: 0, (2) 7/26/2018 at Everett R: 4, 8/22/2018 at Tri-City (SS) R: 0, (10) 8/29/2018 vs. Everett ER: 3, 7/13/2018 at Boise (SS) ER: 0, (10) 8/29/2018 vs. Everett BB: 2, 8/22/2018 at Tri-City (SS) BB: 0, (10) 8/29/2018 vs. Everett SO: 4, (2) 7/13/2018 at Boise (SS) SO: 0, 7/18/2018 at Tri-City CG: / Shortest Outing: 8/22/2018 SHO: / Loss Streak: 2 Win Streak: / Allgeyer-INSIDE THE NUMBERS 2019 AT. HOME: LAST WIN: 2019 ON ROAD: LAST LOSS: 2019 vs. CLR: FIP: 2019 vs. LHB: K/9: 2019 vs. RHB: BB/9: Allgeyer vs. CLEARWATER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2019: Career: TOMORROW S BLUE JAYS STARTING PITCHER VS. CLEARWATER- #25 RHP Justin Dillon Justin Dillon vs. CLEARWATER Justin Dillon-LAST FIVE STARTS (2019) W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO DATE-OPP. DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA NP-S 2019: Career: Justin Dillon-2018 AND CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER HR BB SO 2018: Career:

3 BLUE JAYS BULLPEN BULLPEN RESULTS W-L ERA SV SV/ATT IP H R ER HR BB K BULLPEN STAFF: / HOME: / ROAD: / vs. CLR: / MONTH W-L ERA SV SV/ATT IP H R ER HR BB K APRIL: / # 26 RHP JONATHAN CHESHIRE LAST APP-4/5 SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- HOMESTAND-- W-L-S vs. CLR-1-0 * Appeared in 33 games last season with one start for the Dunedin Blue Jays, posting a 2.47 ERA in 51.0 IP. * Had a 1.06 WHIP for the season and a opponent BA of.221 the best mark on the team with more than 50 innings pitched. * Did not allow an earned run in his final 8.2 IP, striking out 10 and giving up three hits. #43 RHP DANY JIMENEZ LAST APP-4/5 SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * Led all relievers for the Lansing Lugnuts last season with 80 strikeouts...the next closest reliever had 60 strikeouts. * Also led all pitchers out of the bullpen for Lansing with six wins on the season and a 3.84 ERA. * Signed as an International Free Agent from the Dominican Republic in #41 RHP EMERSON JIMENEZ LAST APP SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * Signed with the Colorado Rockies as an International Free Agent in 2011 before being traded to Toronto in June of * Appeared in 16 games last season with Low-A Lansing...Had multiple trips to the injured list throughout the season. * Recorded a WHIP in 29.2 IP with a 7.58 ERA...Converted to the pitching position after 5 seasons as a shortstop. VS. RHB Nick Allgeyer.000 Maximo Castillo.250 Jonathan Cheshire.333 Justin Dillon.000 Dany Jimenez.000 Emerson Jimenez.000 Turner Larkins.500 William Ouellette.000 Nate Pearson.200 Matt Shannon.000 Graham Spraker.000 Kyle Weatherly.000 Brad Wilson.000 VS. LHB Nick Allgeyer.000 Maximo Castillo.000 Jonathan Cheshire.500 Justin Dillon.000 Dany Jimenez.000 Emerson Jimenez.000 Turner Larkins.500 William Ouellette.250 Nate Pearson.250 Matt Shannon.000 Graham Spraker.400 Kyle Weatherly.000 Brad Wilson.000 #15 RHP WILLIAM OUELLETTE LAST APP-4/5 SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- *Took the mound in 36 games with the Dunedin Blue Jays last season, had four saves in six opportunites. *In a month long stretch from June 11- July 11, the righty allowed 3 runs and held opponents to a.225 BA in 11.0 IP. *Played one inning this Major League Spring Training, striking out one and allowing no runs. #22 RHP MATT SHANNON LAST APP SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * Drafted in the 12 round of the 2017 draft from Angelo State University. * Spent last season with the Lansing Lugnuts finishing 19 of the 29 games he appeared in, seven ending in saves. * Has a career 1.66 WHIP and has struck out 39 batters in 52.1 innings of work. #18 RHP GRAHAM SPRAKER LAST APP 4/4 SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * Did not allow a hit to a right-handed batter his last appearance...held opponents to a.182 BA * Spent most of last season as a starter for Low-A Lansing with 15 starts in 18 appearances. * Allowed 33 ER in 91.0 IP for a 3.26 ERA in Also recorded 66 strikeouts and walked 26. #35 RHP KYLE WEATHERLY LAST APP SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * After starting all 10 games he appeared in during the 2017 season, * Started 9 of his 36 appearances in 2018 and finished 12 games. * 6/17-7/11/2018: Weatherly allowed eight hits, struck out 13, and held opp. scoreless with a.148 BAA in 16 Inn con #28 RHP BRAD WILSON LAST APP SV/OPP--- TOTALS---- * Called up to Dunedin this season after playing 22 games with the Rookie ball Bluefield Blue Jays. *The th round pick struck out 30 in 27.2 innings and had a Appalachian League leading seven saves. * Had a 1.63 ERA, second on the team with more than 15 IP and a 0.83 WHIP out of the bullpen last season.

4 BLUE JAYS HITTERS BATTER TOTALS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB IBB HP SO SF SB CS PA OBP SLG OPS THIS SEASON: HOME: ROAD: vs. CLR: #21 C RILEY ADAMS LAST GAME (3-4), 2B, 2RBI ROAD TRIP (3-4), 2B, 2 RBI HOME (1-4), 1HR, 2RBI THIS SERIES (4-8), HR, 2B, 2 RBI LAST HR /4 vs. CLR ROAD (3-4), 0HR, 2RBI CURRENT STREAK---2G vs. CLR(2018) (4-8), 4 RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---1G Beginning his second season as a member of Advanced-A Dunedin. Has registered four RBIs through the first two games of the season of the 2018 season Led the Florida State League throwing out 43 would be base-stealers... Led the league s catchers in assists with 75. Recorded the most walks for Dunedin last season, while hitting the second most doubles on the team with 26, which was also the fourth best mark in the FSL. Slashed a season high.319/.424/.417 in 21 games in August #9 C CHRIS BEC LAST GAME (0-0)-DNP HOMESTAND (0-0)-0 Games HOME (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI THIS SERIES (0-0) LAST HR / ROAD (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---0G vs. CLR(2018) (0-0)-0 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Promoted after being drafted in the 5th round last season and playing 49 games with the Short-Season Vancouver Canadians. Stole 16 bases as a catcher in Vancouver, the third best mark on the team... Posted the second best OBP at.351. Had multi-hit efforts in 13 of the 25 games he hit safely in a rate of 52. Registered a season high 12 game hitting streak from May 29, 2018 to June 13...During the hitting streak, put up a slash line of.381/.462/.929 with 16 RBI. #27 INF VLADIMIR GUERRERO JR. LAST GAME (0-0)-DNP ROAD TRIP (0-0)-0 Games HOME (1-4), 0HR, 0RBI THIS SERIES (1-4), Run LAST HR / ROAD (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---1G vs. CLR(2018) (1-4), Run-1 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Named the 2018 MiLB Player of the Year by Baseball America... Was a Double-A All-Star for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats (.402/.449/.671) last season before being promoted to AAA-Buffalo. Led all of Minor League baseball with a.382 BA and a.638 SLG percentage...also was the organizational Minor League leader in OBP at.437 and a OPS. Hit.333, with 7 doubles, 6 homeruns, and 31 RBIs in 48 games played with Dunedin in 2017 #4 INF CULLEN LARGE LAST GAME (0-2), Run ROAD TRIP (0-2)-1 Game HOME (0-1), 0HR, 0RBI THIS SERIES (0-3) LAST HR / ROAD (0-2), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---0G vs. CLR(2018) (0-3), Run-1 Game MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Appeared in two Major League Spring Training games, recording one hit in two plate appearances. Had a slash line of.316/.411/.568 last season with Low-A Lansing...He hit five home runs, with his first career home run coming on April 9th against the Fort Wayne Tincaps. Went 5-for-5 with two doubles and a stolen base in Lansing vs. the Dayton Dragons on April 26th. #19 OF RYAN NODA LAST GAME (0-4) ROAD TRIP (0-4)-1 Game HOME (2-5), 0HR, 2RBI THIS SERIES (2-9), 2BI, Run LAST HR / ROAD (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---0G vs. CLR(2018) (2-9) 2 RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---1G Led all of Minor League Baseball last season with 109 walks in th in On-Base Percentage across all full-season teams at.421 for the 2018 season as well as the best mark in the Midwest League last season. Finished the 2018 season second in the Midwest League with 80 RBI and second in OPS at.905. Had a season high 12 game hitting streak from May 29, 2018 to June 13...During the hitting streak, he had a slash line of.381/.462/.929 with 16 RBI. 2017: MILB Organizational All-Star, Baseball America Player of the year, Bluefield Post-Season All-Star and Player of the Year LAST GAME (1-3), RBI, Run, 2 BB THIS SERIES (2-4), RBI, 3 Runs, 3 BB LAST HR / CURRENT STREAK---2G #6 OF DEMI ORIMOLOYE ROAD TRIP (1-3), RBI, Run-1 Game HOME (1-1), 0HR, 0RBI ROAD (1-3), 0HR, 1RBI vs. CLR(2018) (2-4), 3 Runs-1 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G RUNNERS ON BASE Riley Adams.400, 4 RBI Ryan Noda.333, 2 RBI Demi Orimoloye.333, 1 RBI Cal Stevenson.500, 2 RBI Kevin Vicuna.250, 2 RBI Logan Warmoth.250, 3 RBI Christian Williams.500, 0 RBI Chavez Young.600, 2 RBI RISP Riley Adams.250, 2 RBI Ryan Noda.333, 2 RBI Demi Orimoloye.500, 1 RBI Cal Stevenson 1.000, 2 RBI Kevin Vicuna.250, 1 RBI- Logan Warmoth.250, 3RBI Christian Williams.000, 0 RBI Chavez Young 1.000, 1 RBI RISP/2 OUTS Riley Adams.500, 2 RBI Ryan Noda.333, 1 RBI Demi Orimoloye.000, 0 RBI Cal Stevenson.000, 0 RBI Kevin Vicuna.000, 0 RBI Logan Warmoth.000, 0 RBI Christian Williams.000, 0 RBI Chavez Young.000, 0 RBI BASES LOADED Riley Adams.000, 0 RBI Ryan Noda.000, 0 RBI Demi Orimoloye.000, 0 RBI Cal Stevenson 1.000, 2 RBI Kevin Vicuna 1.000, 1 RBI Logan Warmoth.000, 0 RBI Christian Williams.000, 0 RBI Chavez Young.000, 0 RBI Checks in on a a 13 game hit streak (.340 BA, 4 HR, 12 RBI, 11 runs) dating back to the 2018 season Played in 126 games last season between Brewers affiliates, Class-A Wisconsin Timber Rattlers, and Advanced-A Carolina Mudcats... Drove in 55 RBI, including 12 home runs, 20 doubles, and 6 triples. Earned a Mid-Season All-Star accolade with Class-A Wisconsin in 2018 Finished the 2018 season on an 11 game hitting streak with 15 total hits, 11 RBI, and a.326 BA. Selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the 4th round of the 2015 draft from St. Matthew Catholic SS in Orleans, ON...Traded to the Blue Jays in Curtis Granderson deal on August 31st.

5 BLUE JAYS HITTERS #8 OF CAL STEVENSON LAST GAME (0-4), Run, BB ROAD TRIP (0-4)-1 Game HOME (3-4), 1HR, 3RBI THIS SERIES (3-8), HR, 3 RBI LAST HR /4 vs. CLR ROAD (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---0G vs. CLR(2018) (3-8), 3 RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---1G Went 3-4 with a homer and three RBI on opening night Ranked as the 30th best prospect in the Blue Jays organization according to MLB.com...Was selected in the 10th round of the 2018 draft from the University of Arizona Appalachian League Rankings: OBP (.494)-1st, Runs (61)-1st, Walks (53)-1st, Batting Average (.359)-2nd, OPS (1012)-2nd, Stolen Bases (20)-2nd, Hits (70)-6th, Slug% (.518)-6th, TB (101)-9th. #1 INF SAMAD TAYLOR LAST GAME (1-4) ROAD TRIP (1-4)-1 Game HOME (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI THIS SERIES (1-4) LAST HR / ROAD (1-4), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---1G vs. CLR(2018) (1-4)-1 Game MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Was tied for the Minor League organizational lead in stolen bases with 44 last season, teammate Chavez Young was the other Blue Jays Minor Leaguer to reach 44 stolen bases. Acquired by the Toronto organization from Cleveland in a trade that involved LHP Thomas Pannone coming to Blue Jays organization. 20 years old...selected in the 20th round in 2016 by the Cleveland Indians out of Corona High School (Corona, CA.). #3 INF KEVIN VICUNA LAST GAME (0-4), BB ROAD TRIP (1-8)-1 Game HOME (1-4), 0HR, 1RBI THIS SERIES (1-8), RBI, Run LAST HR / ROAD (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---0G vs. CLR(2018) (1-8), RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Finished 2018 ranked fourth in the Midwest League in hits (99), runs (60), and total bases (133) in 89 games played. Drove in a career high 37 runs with Class-A Lansing...Recorded 24 extra base hits, 16 doubles, six triples, and two homeruns in Making his second stint with Dunedin...Played in 26 games, hitting.202 (17-84) with 10 runs scored for the D-Jays in Signed as an international free agent in 2014 out of Venezuela as a 16 year old amateur prospect. VS. RHP Riley Adams.571, 4 RBI Ryan Noda.286, 2 RBI Demi Orimoloye.500, 0 RBI Cal Stevenson.400, 3 RBI Samad Taylor.500, 0 RBI Kevin Vicuna.143, 1 RBI Logan Warmoth.143, 3 RBI Christian Williams.500, 0 RBI Chavez Young.667, 1 RBI VS. LHP Riley Adams.000, 0 RBI Ryan Noda.000, 0 RBI Demi Orimoloye.000, 0 RBI Cal Stevenson 1.000, 0 RBI Kevin Vicuna.000, 0 RBI Logan Warmoth.000, 1 RBI Christian Williams.000, 0 RBI Chavez Young.000, 0 RBI #7 INF LOGAN WARMOTH LAST GAME (0-4), RBI, Run ROAD TRIP (0-4) RBI-1 Game HOME (1-4), 0HR, 2RBI THIS SERIES (1-8), 3 RBI LAST HR / ROAD (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---1G vs. CLR(2018) (1-8) 3 RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---0G Starting his second season with Advanced-A Dunedin...Finished 2018 with the Blue Jays slashing.249/.330/.317 while missing 62 games because of injuires. Finished his rookie campaign in professiona baseball hitting.306, 11 doubles, 2 triples, and 20 RBIs in 2017 with Short Season Vancouver. Finished the 2018 season with five RBIs in the final two games. Selected by Toronto in the 1st round (22nd overall) in 2017 out of the University of North Carolina. #10 INF CHRISTIAN WILLIAMS LAST GAME (0-0) DNP ROAD TRIP (0-0)-1 Game HOME (2-5), 0HR, 0RBI THIS SERIES (2-5), 2B, Run LAST HR / ROAD (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI CURRENT STREAK---1G vs. CLR(2018) (2-5) 2B, Run-1 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---1G Played the last two seasons with Class-A Lansing, registering 24 doubles, and seven homeruns. Selected by Toronto in the 16th round in 2016 out of Gulf Coast CC. #2 OF CHAVEZ YOUNG LAST GAME (3-5), RBI, 2 Runs ROAD TRIP (3-5) RBI-1 Game HOME (2-5), 0HR, 1RBI THIS SERIES (5-10), 2 RBI, 3 Runs LAST HR / ROAD (3-5), 0HR, 2RBI CURRENT STREAK---2G vs. CLR(2018) (5-10) RBI-2 Games MULTI-HIT GAMES---2G Hit.285, 33 doubles, 9 triples, 8 homeruns, 57 RBI with Class-A Lansing in Named an Midwest League All-Star in Midwest League Rankings: Runs (88)-1st, Doubles (33)-T2nd, Triples (9)-T2nd, Total Bases (209)-2nd, Stolen Bases (44)-T3rd, Hits (134)-6th, OBP (.363)-8th, Slugging (.445)-9th, Born in Freeport, Bahamas...Selected by Toronto in the 39th round out of Faith Baptist High School in 2016.

6 BREAKDOWNS 2019 vs. CLEARWATER Overall: 2-0 Home: 1-0 Road: 1-0 DATE: PLACE: W-L/SCORE: WP/REC: LP/REC: SAVE NOTEWORTHY: 4/4 Clearwater, FL. W/11-2 Pearson/1-0 Howard/0-1 Dun. scored 11 unanswered runs 4/5 Clearwater, FL. W/7-3 Oullette/1-0 Carrasco/ strikeouts combined between teams 4/6 Clearwater, FL. 4/7 Clearwater, FL. 5/9 JR Memorial St. 5/10 JR Memorial St. 5/11 JR Memorial St. 5/31 Clearwater, FL. 6/1 Clearwater, FL. 6/2 Clearwater, FL. 8/5 Clearwater, FL. 8/6 Clearwater, FL. 8/7 Clearwater, FL. 8/12 Clearwater, FL 8/13 Clearwater, FL. 8/14 Clearwater, FL. 8/15 Clearwater, FL. VS. FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE NORTH: CLR DAY FLO LAK TAM TOTALS: SOUTH: BRD CHA JUP PMB STL TOTALS HOME: ROAD: DAY: NIGHT: XTRA: LHP: RHP: DH: FSL STANDINGS RECENT TRANSACTIONS INJURED LIST FIRST HALF-NORTH FIRST HALF-SOUTH PLAYER MOVE PLAYER GAMES MISSED 1. Dunedin (TOR): Bradenton (PIT): Maverik Buffo-RHP 2. Florida (ATL): Fort Myers (MIN): Justin Maese- RHP 3. Lakeland (DET): Palm Beach (STL): Andy Ravel-RHP 4. Clearwater (PHI): Charlotte (TB): Donnie Sellers-RHP 5. Daytona (CIN): Jupiter (STL): Tampa (NYY): St. Lucie (NYM): 0-2 SECOND HALF-NORTH SECOND HALF-SOUTH 1. Clearwater (PHI): Bradenton (PIT): 0-0 CAUGHT STEALING OUTFIELD ASSISTS MULTI-RUN INNINGS 2. Daytona (CIN): Charlotte (TB): Dunedin (TOR): Fort Myers (MIN): 0-0 PLAYER CS ATT. PCT PLAYER TOTAL RUNS TIMES 4. Florida (ATL): Jupiter (MIA): 0-0 Riley Adams Lakeland (DET): Palm Beach (STL): 0-0 Christopher Bec Tampa (NYY): St. Lucie (NYM): 0-0 BLUE JAYS BY DAYS/MONTHS/INNINGS Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday--0-0 June Thursday July Friday August Saturday September Sunday RUNS BY INNINGS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th Extra Inning Total OPP DUN

7 BLUE JAYS HIGHS/LOWS TEAM BATTING TEAM MISCELLENOUS OPPONENT BIGGEST COMEBACK IN WIN...2 Runs, 4/5 vs. CLR 11, 4/4 vs. CLR...MOST RUNS, GAME... 5, 4/5-CLR BIGGEST BLOWN LEAD IN LOSS th, 4/4 vs. CLR...MOST RUNS, INNING th, 4/5-CLR HIGHEST ATTENDANCE-HOME , 4/4 vs. CLR...MOST HITS... 9, 4/4-CLR HIGHEST ATTENDANCE...5,558, 4/5 at. CLR 8, 4/5 vs. CLR...FEWEST HITS... 5, 4/5-CLR LAST HOMESTAND MOST DOUBLES... 2 LAST ROAD TRIP , 4/5 vs. CLR...MOST TRIPLES... 0 COME FROM BEHIND WINS...2 2, 4/4 vs. CLR...MOST HOMERUNS... 1 INNINGS BATTED AROUND...1 2, 4/5 vs. CLR...MOST STOLEN BASES... 1, 4/5-CLR 10, 4/5 vs. CLR...MOST WALKS , 4/5 vs. CLR...MOST STRIKEOUTS x P: Pearson-1, Castillo-1 11, 4/5 vs. CLR...MOST RUNNERS LOB... 7 C: Adams -2 1B: Noda-2 INDIVIDUAL BATTING MOST RUNS, GAME...2, Multiple MOST HITS, GAME 3, Multiple MOST DOUBLES, GAME...1, Multiple MOST TRIPLES. GAME...1, Young-4/5 vs. CLR MOST HOMERUNS, GAME. 1, Adams, Stevenson-4/5 vs. CLR MOST RUNS BATTED IN, GAME...3, Stevenson-4/5 vs. CLR MOST WALKS, GAME..3, Large-4/5 vs. CLR MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME..4, Noda-4/5 vs. CLR MOST HIT BY PITCHES, GAME...1, Multiple MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME.1, Multiple MOST CAUGHT STEALING, GAME.1, Multiple INDIVIDUAL PITCHING MOST RUNS, GAME...2, Cheshire-4/5 vs. CLR MOST HITS, GAME..4, Pearson-4/4 vs. CLR MOST DOUBLES, GAME 1, Multiple MOST TRIPLES. GAME..0 MOST HOMERUNS, GAME 1, Multiple MOST RUNS BATTED IN, GAME..1, Cheshire-4/5 vs. CLR MOST WALKS, GAME.1, Multiple MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME.6, Pearson-4/4 vs. CLR MOST HIT BY PITCHES, GAME...0 MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME 1, Castillo-4/5 vs. CLR MOST CAUGHT STEALING, GAME 1, Pearson-4/4 vs. CLR MOST ERRORS, GAME, TEAM....2, 4/5 vs. CLR MOST ERRORS, GAME, INDIVIDUAL , Multiple MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME, DUNEDIN...0 MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME, OPPONENT....0 LONGEST WINNING STREAK..2G LONGEST LOSING STREAK.0 LONGEST WINNING STREAK-HOME.1G LONGEST WINNING STREAK-ROAD.1G LONGEST LOSING STREAK-HOME...0 LONGEST LOSING STREAK-ROAD...0 LONGEST GAME TIME-INNINGS 9 LONGEST GAME TIME-EXTRA INNINGS. LONGEST GAME TIME-9 INNINGS...3:15, 4/5 vs. CLR LONGEST GAME TIME-HOME-9 INNINGS...2:55, 4/4 vs. CLR LONGEST GAME TIME-ROAD-9 INNINGS...3:15, 4/5 vs. CLR SHORTEST GAME TIME-9 INNINGS..2:55, 4/4 vs. CLR SHORTEST GAME TIME-HOME-9 INNINGS.2:55, 4/4 vs. CLR SHORTEST GAME TIME-ROAD-9 INNINGS. LARGEST WINNING MARGIN..9 LARGEST WINNING MARGIN-HOME.9 LARGEST WINNING MARGIN-ROAD. LARGEST LOSING MARGIN. LARGEST LOSING MARGIN-HOME LARGEST LOSING MARGIN-ROAD MOST GAMES OVER G MOST GAMES UNDER B: Vicuna-1, Taylor-1 3B: Guerrero Jr.-1, Large-1 SS: Warmoth-2 LF: Stevenson-2 CF: Young-2 RF: OriMoloye-2 DH: Williams-1, Vicuna-1 1. Stevenson-2 2. Young-2 3. Guerrero Jr.-1, Large-1 4. Williams-1, Orimoloye-1 5. Warmoth-1, Noda-1 6. Noda-1, Warmoth-1 7. Orimoloye-1, Adams-1 8. Adams-1, Vicuna-1 9. Vicuna-1, Taylor-1 STARTS BY POSITION STARTS BY BATTING ORDER TWO-RUN HOME RUNS (1) 4/4 Adams/Ross 7th TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL FIELDING THREE-RUN HOME RUNS (0) TEAM MISCELLENEOUS GRAND SLAMS (0) MULTI HOME RUNS (0) LEAD-OFF HOME RUNS (1) 4/4 Stevenson/Howard 4th WALK-OFF HOMERUNS (0) INSIDE THE PARK HOME RUNS (0) BACK TO BACK HOME RUNS (0)

8 BLUE JAYS DAY-BY-DAY-FIRST HALF DATE OPP H/R W/L/Score WP LP SV REC GA/GB April 4th CLR H W/11-1 Nate Pearson Spencer Howard 1-0 1/0 April 5th CLR R W/7-3 William Oullette Luis Carrasco 2-0 1/0 April 6th CLR R April 7th CLR H April 8th FTM R April 9th FTM R April 10th FTM R April 11th FTM R April 12th BDT H April 13th BDT R April 14th BDT H April 15th CHA R April 16th CHA R April 17th CHA R April 18th LAK H April 19th LAK H April 20th LAK H April 21st April 22nd DAY R April 23rd DAY R April 24th DAY R April 25th JUP R April 26th JUP R April 27th JUP R April 28th JUP R April 29th April 30th DAY H May 1st DAY H May 2nd DAY H May 3rd STL H May 4th STL H May 5th STL H May 6th TAM R May 7th TAM R May 8th TAM R May 9th CLR H May 10th CLR H May 11th CLR H May 12th May 13th JUP H May 14th JUP H May 15th JUP H May 16th JUP H May 17th LAK R May 18th LAK R May 19th LAK H May 20th STL R May 21st STL R May 22nd STL R May 23rd FLA H May 24th FLA H May 25th FLA H May 26th FLA H May 27th May 28th TAM H May 29th TAM H May 30th TAM H May 31st CLR R June 1st CLR R June 2nd CLR R June 3rd CHA H June 4th CHA H June 5th CHA H June 6th CHA H June 7th BDT R June 8th BDT R June 9th BDT H June 10th FLA R June 11th FLA R June 12th FLA R June 13th FLA R June 14th-16th FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE ALL-STAR BREAK * Italisized games are considered home games and played at the opponents ballpark in the first and second halves of the 2019 season

9 BLUE JAYS DAY-BY-DAY-SECOND HALF DATE OPP H/R W/L WP LP SV REC GA/GB June 17th TAM H June 18th TAM H June 19th TAM H June 20th PMB H June 21st PMB H June 22nd PMB H June 23rd PMB H June 24th June 25th STL R June 26th STL R June 27th STL R June 28th DAY R June 29th DAY R June 30th DAY R July 1st FLA H July 2nd FLA H July 3rd FLA H July 4th LAK R July 5th LAK R July 6th LAK R July 7th LAK R July 8th TAM R July 9th TAM R July 10th TAM R July 11th TAM R July 12th STL H July 13th STL H July 14th STL H July 15th July 16th LAK H July 17th LAK H July 18th LAK H July 19th CHA R July 20th CHA R July 21st CHA R July 22nd FTM H July 23rd FTM H July 24th FTM H July 25th PMB R July 26th PMB R July 27th PMB R July 28th PMB R July 29th July 30th FTM R July 31st FTM R August 1st FTM R August 2nd BDT H August 3rd BDT H August 4th BDT H August 5th CLR H August 6th CLR R August 7th CLR H August 8th BDT R August 9th BDT R August 10th BDT R August 11th BDT R August 12th CLR H August 13th CLR R August 14th CLR R August 15th CLR R August 16th TAM H August 17th TAM H August 18th TAM H August 19th August 20th DAY H August 21st DAY H August 22nd DAY H August 23rd FLA R August 24th FLA R August 25th FLA R August 26th FTM H August 27th FTM H August 28th FTM H August 29th FTM H August 30th CHA H August 31st CHA H September 1st CHA H