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1 AKRON RUBBERDUCKS GAME NOTES Akron RubberDucks Media Relations Canal Park 3 S. Main St. Akron, OH 4438 Director of Public & Media Relations: Adam Liberman aliberman@akronrubberducks.com Lead Broadcaster: Marco LaNave mlanave@akronrubberducks.com Akron RubberDucks (3-7) at Trenton Thunder (6-3) Cleveland Indians Double-A New York Yankees Double-A LHP Tanner Tully (-, 3.) RHP Nick Green (-1, 1.29) Monday, April 15, 219 ARM & HAMMER Park 7: p.m. EDT Game 11, Road Game 4, First Half Game 11, Night Game 7 WARF Fox Sports 135 AM iheartradio (Fox Sports 135) TuneIn (Akron RubberDucks) MiLB.TV Broadcaster: Marco LaNave Rain on Sunday, Thunder on Monday: Rain postponed Sunday s series finale between the RubberDucks and Altoona Curve at Peoples Natural Gas Field. The game will be made up in a doubleheader of two seven-inning games on Saturday, June 8, at a time to be announced, during Akron's next trip to Altoona. The rainout was the second of the series. The teams made up Friday's rainout with a Saturday doubleheader, which the RubberDucks swept to earn their first series win of the season. The RubberDucks open a three-game road series on Monday with the Trenton Thunder, who took two of three games at Canal Park last Monday through Wednesday. Akron vs. Trenton (219) RubberDucks on the Road: Akron s first road trip of the season is against Date W/L Score Winner Loser Save the same opponents it hosted for the season-opening homestand. The 4/8 TRN L 3-4 Sosebee, David(1-) Krauth, Ben(-1) Alvarez, Daniel(1) RubberDucks play four games in Altoona and three in Trenton after 4/9 TRN L 2-7 Acevedo, Domingo(1-) Hentges, Sam(-2) hosting the clubs for four and three games, respectively. Akron plays 17 games in as many days before its first off day Easter Sunday, 4/1 TRN W 5-2 Paulson, Jake(1-) Stephan, Trevor(-1) Siri, Dalbert(1) April 21. The RubberDucks were 4-3 on the road in the Name AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS SH HBP 218 regular season and overall. Calica, Andrew Saturday Recap: RubberDucks sweep doubleheader in Altoona (Akron 7-1, Altoona -7): RubberDucks pitcher Chu, Li-Jen Clement, Ernie Zach Plesac pitched 6 2/3 shutout innings in a 7- Game 1 Garcia, Wilson win, and Akron had an eight-run sixth inning for a 1-7 win in Game 2, sweeping Saturday's doubleheader over the Altoona Ice, Logan Curve at Peoples Natural Gas Field. The RubberDucks took a Johnson, Daniel first-inning lead but broke open Game 1 with a five-run Krieger, Tyler fifth inning, with right fielder Connor Marabell's two-run double and first baseman Wilson Garcia's three-run double. In Game Longo, Mitch , Akron trailed, 6-2, entering the sixth inning, but third Marabell, Connor baseman Tyler Krieger and center fielder Ka'ai Tom each hit Monasterio, Andruw two-run homers, and left fielder Mitch Longo and right fielder Daniel Johnson each hit two-run singles to give Akron a 1-6 Pantoja, Alexis lead in a 14-batter inning. All nine spots in the Game 2 lineup scored a run for Akron. Alexis Pantoja became the first Tom, Ka'ai RubberDuck this season with a four-hit game, while Johnson, with a two-run home run and two-run single, became the first with a four-rbi showing. Unhittable Karinchakkkkkkkkkkk: With two strikeouts to save Saturday s Game 2 win, Akron right-hander James Karinchak has recorded all of his 11 outs this season while on the mound via strikeout in four appearances. He has allowed two baserunners via one walk and one catcher s interference. He has also thrown two wild pitches. He has struck out the last five batters to face him, but his longest stretch is six consecutive strikeouts between his first two outings after a walk to the first batter he saw this season on April 5. Homers in bunches: The RubberDucks hit their first four home runs of the season on April 5 in a 7-6 home loss to Altoona, then went homerless for seven straight games, before hitting three against the Curve in Game 2 of Saturday s doubleheader. Both Daniel Johnson and Tyler Krieger hit home runs in each of those games. Akron has three solo home runs and four two-run homers. Bats Warming Up to Double-A: After going hitless in their Double-A debuts on April 4, Akron s Andruw Monasterio and Wilson Garcia each assembled fivegame hitting streaks, tied for the longest by any RubberDuck this season. Prior to going hitless in Thursday s series opener in Altoona, Monasterio was 8-for-2 with a double in the last five games, while Garcia was 5-for-18 with two doubles, a home run and three RBIs. Ducks Relief Corps Strength: Before Altoona s sixth-inning run Thursday, the RubberDucks bullpen had not allowed a run for 11 consecutive innings, a stretch that included seven different pitches over eight appearances. Since left-hander Ben Krauth allowed an eighth-inning, two-run home run to Trenton s Chris Gittens on Monday, RubberDucks relievers have combined for 17 innings, allowing five hits, three runs one earned and six walks and 25 strikeouts. That stretch includes the Akron bullpen retiring all 17 batters it faced in Tuesday s 7-2 loss to Trenton. First Win Recorded: After losing its first six games for the first time in 31 seasons of the franchise in Northeast Ohio (Canton-Akron Indians , Akron Aeros , RubberDucks 214-present), the RubberDucks won on Monday night. It snapped an eight-game losing streak at Canal Park and was the first win at home since Sept. 6, 218 Game 2 of the Eastern League Division Series against Altoona. UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS (ALL TIMES EASTERN) SUBJECT TO CHANGE Tuesday, April 16 7: p.m. LHP Sam Hentges (-2, 9.39) at Trenton RHP Trevor Stephan (-1, 4.5) Wednesday, April 17 1:3 a.m. RHP Jake Paulson (1-, 5.23) at Trenton RHP Brody Koerner (-,.) Thursday, April 18 6:35 p.m. RHP Matt Solter (-,.) vs. Bowie TBA Friday, April 19 6:35 p.m. TBA vs. Bowie TBA Double-A Eastern League Affiliate of the Cleveland Indians

2 RUBBERDUCKS STARTING PITCHER #29 Tanner Tully LHP, 6-, 2, Age 24 (11/3/94), Resides: Bristol, IN Acquired: Selected by the Indians out of Ohio State University in the 26th round of the June 216 MLB Draft Instagram: Throws: RubberDucks record in 219 starts: -1 LAST OUTING: Monday, April 8, vs. Trenton Thunder Tully faced one over the minimum in the first three innings and was given a 2- lead in the second inning. In the fourth, he allowed three doubles to tie the game, 2-2. He completed six innings, and Akron took a 3-2 lead in the bottom of the sixth inning. Tully was in line for the RubberDucks first win, until Trenton s Chris Gittens hit an eighth-inning, two-out, two-run home run off left-hander Ben Krauth to put the Thunder ahead, 4-3, on the way to a victory by the same score. Season Highlights Earned a Major League Spring Training win Feb. 27, when he pitched two scoreless innings with two strikeouts for the Indians against the Seattle Mariners. 218 Finished the year 2nd in the Carolina League and 4th in the Indians system with a career-high 147 innings pitched. 217 Began the year with Lake County (A) before making a spot start for the RubberDucks in Akron against Portland on June 17 (6 innings, 3 unearned runs, 6 hits, 2 walks, 1 strikeout) for his Double-A debut. Rejoined Lake County June 18 before making two more starts for Akron July 2 (vs. Richmond) and July 25 (vs. Binghamton), before finishing the season with Lynchburg (A-Adv). 216 Named a New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star. College Was a two-time All-Big Ten honoree for Ohio State and the 214 Big Ten Freshman of the Year. Tanner Tully - Pitching - Game Log Regular Season Date Opp W L ERA GS SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP AVG WP BK Trenton Thunder Total Tanner Tully - Pitching - Career - Regular Season Season League Team W L ERA G GS SV IP H R ER HR BB SO WHIP AVG WP BK 216 A(Short) Mahoning Valley Scrappers A(Full) Lake County Captains AA Akron RubberDucks AAA Columbus Clippers A(Adv) Lynchburg Hillcats A(Adv) Lynchburg Hillcats AA Akron RubberDucks Career AAA Multiple Career AA Multiple Career A(Adv) Multiple Career A(Full) Multiple Career A(Short) Multiple Monday, April 15, 219 Page 2 of 1

3 219 RUBBERDUCKS FIELD STAFF #24 Rouglas Odor, Manager (First Season) Odor, 51, is the 18th manager in club history. He follows Tony Mansolino, who was promoted to Triple-A Columbus after guiding Akron to a record and finish as runner-up in the 218 Eastern League Championship Series against the New Hampshire Fisher Cats. Last season, Odor managed the Class-A Advanced Lynchburg Hillcats to their fourth consecutive postseason. After posting the Carolina League's worst first-half record of 29-38, the Hillcats rebounded to go in the second half, claiming the Northern Division title. They fell to Potomac in the semifinals, three games to two. Odor has a (.499) career managing record in 11 seasons. When Odor was the RubberDucks hitting coach in 214, he became the first person to wear the uniforms of the Canton-Akron Indians, Akron Aeros, and Akron RubberDucks. He played 197 games for Canton-Akron during the 1991, seasons, and he was the hitting coach for the Aeros' 212 Eastern League Championship squad. The 219 season is Odor's 32nd in the Cleveland organization as a player or coach (19th as a coach). The former shortstop was a 32nd-round draft pick by the Indians in 1988 and played in the minor leagues for the Indians from and for the Milwaukee Brewers organization in Last season was Odor's first as a manager since 28. He managed San Felipe in the Venezuelan Summer League for two seasons in , the Burlington Indians for four seasons from 21-4, the Mahoning Valley Scrappers for two seasons in 25-6, and the Gulf Coast League Indians for two seasons in Since then, Odor has moved up the ranks as a hitting coach, starting with Class-A Kinston in 29-1, Akron in and 214, the High-A Carolina Mudcats in 213, and Triple-A Columbus in The Maracaibo, Venezuela, native resides in Winter Haven, Florida, with his wife, Milagros. He has three sons and is the uncle of Texas Rangers infielder Rougned Odor. #27 Tony Arnold, Pitching Coach (1th Season, not consecutive) Arnold, 59, rejoins the RubberDucks for his fifth time in Akron after spending last season with Lynchburg. In 218, the Hillcats pitching staff finished fifth in the Carolina League with a 3.76 ERA, ranked second with 1,19 strikeouts and the 12 team shutouts ranked fourth. Arnold last was with the RubberDucks in , helping lead the 216 team to an Eastern League championship. He previously served in the same capacity in Akron from , 28, and Arnold's 212 Akron Aeros staff crafted a franchise-record 3.3 ERA and went on to claim the EL championship. In 216, Arnold became the second man to wear the uniforms of the Canton-Akron Indians, Akron Aeros and Akron RubberDucks, joining Rouglas Odor in that exclusive group. In 215, Arnold began as the pitching coach at Lynchburg and finished at Triple-A Columbus, helping the Clippers to the International League title. A former All-American at the University of Texas, Arnold pitched in the major leagues with the Baltimore Orioles in 1986 and #2 Justin Toole, Hitting Coach (First Season) Toole, 32, spent the 218 season as Lynchburg's hitting coach. This is fourth season coaching in the Indians' organization, serving as the hitting coach for Mahoning Valley in 216, Lake County in 217, and Lynchburg. Toole was signed as a minor league free agent by the Indians in 29 and spent parts of seven seasons with Cleveland from He spent parts of 21, with Akron, hitting.259 in 18 games, including.275 in 77 games under Odor's hitting-coach tutelage in 214. The Council Bluffs, Iowa, native played at the University of Iowa and has authored a children's book called "9 in 9," chronicling the lessons he learned while playing all nine positions in a game for the Carolina Mudcats on Aug. 25, #28 Juan De La Cruz, Bench Coach (First Season) De La Cruz, 25, is in his second season coaching with the Indians after serving as the hitting coach for the rookie-level Arizona League Indians in 218. Primarily a catcher in his playing days, De La Cruz was signed as a free agent by the Indians in 29 and spent eight seasons in the system, reaching as high as Akron in 217, when he played 12 games as a catcher and first baseman. He was a.216 career hitter in 281 games. Bobby Ruiz, Athletic Trainer (First Season) Ruiz spent the past four seasons (215-18) with Lynchburg. This is his ninth with the Indians.. Paul Synenkyj, Strength and Conditioning Coach (Third Season) Synenkyj is the lone returning field staff member from 218. He is in his ninth season in the Indians organization. He holds degrees in physical education from Cleveland State and the University of Akron. Lineup Card (3-7) Starts By Position 1 Different Batting Orders P Hentges (-2), Paulson (1-1), Brady (-1), Plesac (1-1), Tully (-1), Solter (-1), Speer (1-) 1. Clement (2-3), Monasterio (1-4) C Chu (2-4), Ice (1-3) 2. Krieger (-5), Calica (-1), Longo (2-1), Tom (1-) 1B Garcia (1-7), Marabell (2-) 3. Johnson (2-5), Marabell (-1), Krieger (1-1) 2B Monasterio (1-3), Pantoja (1-3), Krieger (1-1) 4. Garcia (-1), Marabell (2-3), Calica (-2), Johnson (1-1) 3B Krieger (1-6), Monasterio (1-1), Pantoja (1-1) 5. Calica (2-2), Garcia (-2), Chu (-1), Marabell (-1), Krieger (1-1) SS Clement (2-3), Pantoja (-2), Monasterio (1-2) 6. Marabell (1-1), Garcia (1-2), Tom (-2), Longo (-1), Chu (-1), LF Tom (-1), Longo (1-4), Marabell (-1), Johnson (-1), Calica (2-) Calica (1-) 7. Chu (-2), Ice (-1), Longo (-1), Tom (1-2), Garcia (-1), CF Calica (-2), Johnson (1-1), Tom (2-2), Marabell (-2) Monasterio (2-) 8. Tom (-1), Longo (-3), Ice (1-2), Chu (2-), Garcia (-1) RF Johnson (2-3), Marabell (1-1), Tom (-1), Calica (-1), Longo (-1) 9. Monasterio (-2), Pantoja (2-5), Tom (1-) DH Marabell (-2), Calica (1-2), Longo (1-1), Johnson (-1), Tom (1-1) We Are the RubberDucks On October 29, 213, 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. Monday, April 15, 219 Page 3 of 1

4 RUBBERDUCKS HITTERS ALT SERIES: (.229) 3 HR ROAD TRIP: (.229) 3 HR #15 ANDREW CALICA OF, L/R IG: Last (4/13-2@ALT) -1, r-2bb Streak -1 (-1, r-2bb) Series 1-4, d-2r-2bi-2bb-k-hp 19 Long Hit 3 (4/5-8) / 1 ( 18x2) R-Trip 1-4, d-2r-2bi-2bb-k-hp 19 Long OBS 5 (4/4-9) / 27 ( 18) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /1 HR, /8 TB, /4 RBI, /3 SB 3-yr MiLB totals thru 18: 268g,.295, 15 hr, 121rbi, 56sb,.813ops 218: Eastern League Midseason All-Star Led Indians system (3rd in EL) with 78 runs, was 2nd (3rd in EL) with 27 stolen bases, tied for 5th with 117 hits In EL, was 2nd in OBP (.389), also led Akron in runs, stolen bases, and batting average (.278) EL Player of the Week June :.368 OBP - 3rd in Carolina League, led Lynchburg (A-Adv) 216: Hit.382 in 5 games between Mahoning Valley (SS-A) and Lake County (A)...finished 2nd for Mahoning Valley in hits (54), runs (29) and RBI (27) New York-Penn League Mid-Season All-Star. Originally a 17th-round pick by the Indians in 212 but did not sign. #22 LI-JEN CHU C, R/R Last (4/13-2@ALT) 1-4, r-k Streak +3 (4-12, 2d-2bi-bb-3k) Series 2-9, d-r-2k 19 Long Hit 3 (4/1-13) / 9 ( 17) R-Trip 2-9, d-r-2k 19 Long OBS 3 (4/1-13) / 16 ( 17) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /2 HR, /8 TB, /4 RBI, /1 SB 5-yr MiLB totals thru 18: 314 g,.275, 34 hr, 167 rbi, 2sb,.78ops 218: Began in Lynchburg (A-Adv) Was Carolina League Player of the Week July Promoted to Akron Aug. 15, then Columbus Sept. 1 played 2 playoff games with Akron...In Arizona Fall League, played 13 G, hit.216 (8-for-37), 5 doubles, 5 RBI. 217: Ranked fourth in organization with 67 RBI and ranked ninth in batting average (.269)...Led Lake County (A) in games (125) and hits (125), tied for team lead in doubles (22)...Named Midwest League Postseason All-Star his first career All-Star selection. #6 ERNIE CLEMENT IF, Last (4/13-1@ALT) 1-4, d-r Streak: +3 (3-13, 2d-k) Series 1-4, d-r 19 Long Hit 3 (4/7-13) / 21 ( 17) R-Trip 1-4, d-r 19 Long OBS 3 (4/7-13) / 24 ( 18) 219/Career High: /5 H, /3 R, /1 HR, /7 TB, /4 RBI, /2 SB 2-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 147 g,.286, 2 hr, 46 rbi, 24 sb,.711ops Appeared in 14 MLB Spring Training games (1 at 2B, 4 at SS) for the Indians, hitting.241 (7-for-29) with a home run and 2 RBI. Best Strike-Zone Discipline in Indians system (Baseball America) 218: Only 35 strikeouts in 471 PA, drew 41 walks... Played shortstop all 97 games in the field Injured list in May (left knee strain) and July (left groin strain). 217: Played 21 games at shortstop, 17 at second base Had NY- Penn League season-high 21-game hitting streak July 9-Aug. 1. Moved from second base to shortstop during his junior season (217) for the University of Virginia Struck out 31 times in 745 career at bats for the Cavaliers Won 215 College World Series. #11 WILSON GARCIA IF, S/R Last (4/13-2@ALT) -1 Streak: -1 (-1) Series 1-8, d-r-3bi 19 Long Hit 5 (4/5-9) / 13 ( 16) R-Trip 1-8, d-r-3bi 19 Long OBS 5 (4/5-9) / 23 ( 18) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /2 HR, /1 TB, /7 RBI, /1 SB 8-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 571 g,.285, 45 hr, 299rbi, 8sb,.732ops 218: Traded by the Phillies to the Orioles May 1 Carolina League Postseason All-Star and MiLB.com Orioles Organizational All-Star after hitting.295 with a career-high 23 home runs and 7 RBI for Frederick (A-Adv.) CL Player of the Week May : Hit.275 with 13 home runs (hit 9 total before then in his first six seasons) and career-high 6 RBI for Clearwater (Phillies A-Adv.) Signed by the Phillies as a 16-year-old on Nov. 2, 21. #9 LOGAN ICE C, Last (4/13-1@ALT) -3, 2k Streak -1 (-3, 2k) Series -3, 2k 19 Long Hit 2 (4/7-9) R-Trip -3, 2k 19 Long OBS 2 (4/7-9) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /2 HR, /8 TB, /7 RBI, /1 SB 3-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 192 g,.216, 14 hr, 79 rbi, 1 sb,.649ops 218: Placed on DL with right hand strain Aug. 3 and missed remainder of season. 217: Named Best Defensive Catcher in Indians organization for a second consecutive season by Baseball America. 216: Ranked Indians Best Defensive Catcher, No. 12 prospect (BA) Pac-12 Defensive POY, caught 44% of base-stealers as junior at OR State...finalist for Johnny Bench Award (top NCAA catcher). #7 DANIEL JOHNSON OF, Last (4/13-2@ALT) 2-4, hr-r-4bi-k-sac Streak +1 (2-4, hr-4bi-k-sac) Series 2-1, hr-2r-4bi-3bb-2k-sb-sac 19 Long Hit 2 (4/7-9) R-Trip 2-1, hr-2r-4bi-3bb-2k-sb-sac 19 Long OBS 8 (4/5-13) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /2 HR, /9 TB, /5 RBI, /3 SB 3-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 288g,.281, 3hr, 121rbi, 57sb,.776ops Ranked as Indians' No. 14(BA)/22(MLB.com) prospect. Played 17 MLB Spring Training games: 7-27 (.259), 2 HR, 9 RBI Acquired from the Nationals with RHP Jefry Rodriguez and a PTBNL (INF Andruw Monasterio) in exchange for C Yan Gomes. 218: Ranked as Nationals Best Power Hitter and No. 8 prospect (BA) A broken right hamate bone (hand) required surgery and limited him to 96 games (IL June 6-July 23) 54 games in RF, 33 in CF and 4 in LF for Harrisburg (AA)...Rehab with GCL Nationals in July...Played 18 games in AZ Fall League (.145, 9-62). 217: Hit.289 with 22 HR and 72 RBI for Hagerstown (A) and Potomac (A-Adv) Named Nationals Minor League Player of the Year One of 1 MiLB players (4 in Single-A) with 2+ HR & 2+ SB 216: Selected by the Nationals in the 5th round of the MLB Draft. #1 TYLER KRIEGER IF, IG: TK3_ Last (4/13-2@ALT) 1-4, hr-2bi Streak +2 (3-9, d-hr-2bi-k) Series 3-9, d-hr-2r-2bi-k 19 Long Hit 2 (2x) R-Trip 3-9, d-hr-2r-2bi-k 19 Long OBS 3 (4/1-13) 219/Career High: /5 H, /4 R, /2 HR, /11 TB, /5 RBI, /2 SB 3-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 37g,.268, 16hr, 156rbi, 52sb,.717ops 218: Finished 7th in hits (129) and 9th in AB (468) in Eastern League led Akron in hits and tied for team lead in games (123) 217: Entered season as Indians No. 17 prospect (BA) Careerhigh 25 doubles tied Akron team lead...played for Team Israel in World Baseball Classic...played 17 games in AZ Fall League. 216: Entered season as Indians No. 2 prospect (BA)...split between Lake County (A) and Lynchburg (A-Adv) 23-game hitting streak May 2-June 13, 3rd-longest in MiLB... Midwest League (A) Mid-Season All Star & MiLB.com Indians Organizational All-Star. #3 MITCH LONGO OF, S/R Last (4/13-2@ALT) 2-5, r-2bi-2k Streak +4 (8-19, 5bi-5k) Series 3-1, r-2bi-5k 19 Long Hit 4 (4/9-13) R-Trip 3-1, r-2bi-5k 19 Long OBS 4 (4/9-13) 219/Career High: /5 H, /5 R, /2 HR, /8 TB, /4 RBI, /2 SB 3-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 217g,.38, 13 hr, 95 rbi, 42sb,.815ops 218: Was 3rd in Carolina League in runs (73), tied for 3rd in 2B (28)...Led Lynchburg (A-Adv) in hits (127), SB (18), 3B (5), TB (189), games (119), AB (461) and runs. Tied team lead in 2B and RBI (52). 217: Began season May 12, also missed May 22-June 25 due to injury...hit safely in 45 of 55 games and tied for lead in SB (18) with Lake County (A) before promotion to Lynchburg Aug MiLB.com Indians Organizational All-Star. Monday, April 15, 219 Page 4 of 1

5 RUBBERDUCKS HITTERS APRIL: (.226) 7 HR ROAD: (.229) 3 HR #16 CONNOR MARABELL OF, Last (4/13-2@ALT) 1-3, d-r-bb Streak +2 (2-5, 2d-2bi-3bb) Series 2-1, 2d-2r-2bi-3bb 19 Long Hit 2 (4/13) R-Trip 2-1, 2d-2r-2bi-3bb 19 Long OBS 3 (4/8-1) 219/Career High: /4 H, /4 R, /1 HR, /8 TB, /4 RBI, /2 SB 4-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 424g,.267, 27hr, 28rbi, 25sb,.712ops 218: Named Eastern League Mid-Season All-Star and MiLB.com Indians Organizational All-Star...led Akron in batting average (.296), OPS (.822) and tied for RBI lead (64)...played for Glendale in AZ Fall League, hitting.294 with 9 extra-base hits and 1 RBI in 22 games 216: Led Indians system with 45 doubles for Lake County (A) and Lynchburg (A-Adv) Led Lake County with 32 doubles and a.482 SLG (2nd in MiLB)...named Midwest League Postseason All-Star #8 ANDRUW MONASTERIO IF, IG: Last (4/13-2@ALT) 1-4, r-bb-k Streak +2 (2-7, bb-k) Series 2-1, r-bi-2bb-2k-cs-sf 19 Long Hit 5 (4/5-1) R-Trip 2-1, r-bi-2bb-2k-cs-sf 19 Long OBS 8 (4/5-13) 219/Career High: /4 H, /3 R, /2 HR, /9 TB, /5 RBI, /3 SB 5-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 349g,.265, 6 hr, 112 rbi, 48sb,.679ops Was PTBNL in Nov. 3 trade of RHP Jefry Rodriguez and OF Daniel Johnson from the Nationals to the Indians for C Yan Gomes. 218: Traded on Aug. 21 from the Cubs to the Nationals along with a PTBNL in exchange for 2B Daniel Murphy. Signed by the Cubs as a 16-year-old free agent March 7, 214. #1 ALEXIS PANTOJA IF, L/R Last (4/13-2@ALT) 4-4, 2d-2r-sb Streak +1 (4-4, 2d) Series 4-1, 2d-3r-bb-sb 19 Long Hit 2 (4/8-9) R-Trip 4-1, 2d-3r-bb-sb 19 Long OBS 2 (2x) 219/Career High: /5 H, /4 R, /2 HR, /11 TB, /5 RBI, /2 SB 5-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 329g,.228, 2 hr, 13 rbi, 41sb,.537ops 218: Played career-high 1 games over 3 separate stints with Akron and 4 with Lynchburg (A-Adv), playing 2B, SS, 3B for both. 217: Hit his first two career home runs with Lake County (A). 214: Drafted in the ninth round by the Indians out of the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy and High School in Gurabo, Puerto Rico. #4 KA AI TOM OF, Last (4/13-2@ALT) 1-3, hr-r-2bi-bb-k Streak +1 (1-3, hr-2bi-bb-k) Series 1-9, hr-3r-2bi-3bb-2k 19 Long Hit 2 (4/8-1) R-Trip 1-9, hr-3r-2bi-3bb-2k 19 Long OBS 5 (4/8-13) 219/Career High: /5 H, /5 R, /2 HR, /8 TB, /4 RBI, /2 SB 4-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 341g,.262, 26hr, 169rbi, 53sb,.762ops 218: Tied Akron team high with 64 RBI in first Double-A season. 217: Finished 2nd on Lynchburg (A-Adv) and 3 rd in Indians system with 23 SB and tied for the team lead with 65 RBI...set a career high with 1 homers and was 7th in the Carolina League with 68 runs scored...hit.275 with 2 HR in 11 games in AZ Fall League. 216: Appeared in 28 games for Lake County (A) before a left shoulder injury (had surgery June 24, missed remainder of season). 215: Led Mahoning Valley with 73 hits and tied for 1st in runs scored (38) and 2nd in RBI (29) and doubles (18). Hitters Pinch Multi-Hit Games Multi-RBI Games Home Runs Hitting T Last T Last T Solo 2R 3R GS Leadoff Tying Go-ahead Walk-off Last A. Calica 1 1 4/5vALT /13-1@ALT-2 L. Chu 1 1 4/1vTRN /1vTRN-2 E. Clement W. Garcia /13-1@ALT /5vALT L. Ice 1 1 4/7vALT-2 D. Johnson /13-2@ALT /13-2@ALT /13-2@ALT T. Krieger /11@ALT /13-2@ALT /13-2@ALT M. Longo /13-2@ALT /13-2@ALT /5vALT C. Marabell /1vTRN /13-1@ALT-2 A. Monasterio 3 3 4/8vTRN-2 A. Pantoja /13-2@ALT-4 D. Salters /13-2@ALT K. Tom 1 1 4/13-2@ALT-2 Total ALT ALT /13-2@ALT Inning Score Total RubberDucks Opponents HR by Inning Total RubberDucks Opponents Monday, April 15, 219 Page 5 of 1

6 RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVERS 1 ST BATTER 4-2 (.2), 4 BB 6/12 (5%) INH. RUNNERS SCORED #26 ARGENIS RHP Throws: FB,SPL,SLV vs. LH: -5 (.) vs. RH: 4-12 (.333) vs. First Batter: 2-3 (.667), BB Inherited Runners-Scored: 3-2, 66.7% 5-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 126/1 g/gs, 12-7, 3.62, 25/3sv, 169ip, 211 k,.214, 1.29 whip 218: Led Akron in appearances (47), good for 6th in Eastern League and tied for 2nd in the Indians minor league system 8 saves tied for 5 th in Indians minor league system 217: Led Indians organization with 15 saves and led Lynchburg with 31 games finished Named Carolina League Mid-Season All-Star. 216: Named NY-Penn League Pitcher of the Week June 2-26 (3 G, 6.2 IP, 1 H, R, 9 K). #38 BRENNAN BERNARDINO LHP Throws: vs. LH: -2 (.) vs. RH: 2-9 (.222) vs. First Batter: -1 (.) Inherited Runners-Scored: -, --.-% 5-yr MiLB totals thru 18: 17/ g/gs, 11-11, 3.76, 15/25sv, 23.1ip, 27k,.271, 1.43whip 218: Was released by the Cincinnati Reds on July 5 after 21 appearances for Double-A Pensacola in the Southern League. 217: Pitched 38 games for Pensacola (AA), going 2-4 with a 4.46 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 4.1 IP Earned a Rising Stars Game selection in the Arizona Fall League. 216: Pitched the entire season with Daytona in the Florida State League (A-Adv) and posted career highs in games (5), wins (5), innings (6.2) and strikeouts (61). 214: Drafted in the 26th round of the MLB Draft by the Cincinnati Reds out of Cal State Dominguez Hills Earned 9 saves in 11 opportunities for Billings (Rookie). Recent Outings (3 scoreless of 4 overall) 1-4/1 TRN H /7 ALT L /4 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO 9 th round pick in 12 draft out of Arkansas StUniversity Recent Outings ( scoreless of 1 overall) /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO Universit #32 LUKE EUBANK RHP Throws: FB,SL,CH vs. LH: 1-7 (.143) vs. RH: 6-2 (.3), 2 HR vs. First Batter: 1-2 (.5), BB Inherited Runners-Scored: 2-1, 5% 5-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 141/2 g/gs, 11-8, 2.97, 17/26sv, 173ip, 168 k,.241, 1.24 whip 218: Had 2 stints each in both Akron and Columbus (AAA) Went 2- with 3 saves and 1 ER allowed and 26 strikeouts in 16 innings in 13 outings for the RubberDucks Was 3-2 with a 4.54 ERA and 31 strikeouts in 39.2 innings over 32 outings for Columbus 217: Began season on DL (right back sprain)...made 5 rehab appearances with AZL Indians before reinstatement on July 8...made 1 relief appearances for Glendale Desert Dogs in Arizona Fall League. 216: Appeared in 18 games for Lynchburg (A-Adv) before being placed on DL on July 13...had surgery to repair right shoulder/lat tendon Aug. 2. Recent Outings (1 scoreless of 3 overall) W /9 TRN /5 ALT L /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO University #13 ROB LHP Throws: FB,CB,SL vs. LH: 1-6 (.167) vs. RH: -9 (.) vs. First Batter: -3 (.) Inherited Runners-Scored (incl. Extras): 2-2, 1% 6-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 96/68 g/gs, 26-2, 2.72, 4/5sv, 397.1ip, 36 k,.23, 1.21 whip 218: Season began June 14 at Lynchburg (A-Adv) after concluding elbow rehabilitation in Goodyear, AZ...Had two outings in Lynchburg before joining Akron June 2 and pitched 23 outings with a 3.8 ERA in the Eastern League...12 straight scoreless outings July 18-Aug. 23 (14. IP) Ended year in the AZ Fall League, going 3- with a 1.64 ERA in 1 games. 217: Limited to one start for Akron in April but missed the rest of the season after reconstructive left elbow surgery. 216: Had career-high 25 starts for Akron, going 11-7 with a 3.28 ERA, fifth-lowest mark in the Eastern League...Also set career-highs in wins, innings (137.) and strikeouts (92). Acquired July 3, 215 in exchange for OF Brandon Moss from Cardinals, who drafted him in the first round (28 th overall) in the 213 draft Recent Outings (2 scoreless of 3 overall) BS, L /9 TRN /6 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO Universit #35 JAMES RHP Throws: FB,CB vs. LH: -3 (.) vs. RH: -8 (.) vs. 1st Batter: -2 (.), BB, CI Inherited Runners-Scored (incl. Extras): 4-1, 25.% 2-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 52/6 g/gs, 6-4, 2.75, 14/14 sv, 72 ip, 112 k,.229, 1.44 whip Ranked by MLB.com as the Indians' No. 3 prospect. 218: Began with Lake County (A) and allowed one earned run in 11.1 innings (.79 ERA) while going 3- with one save before promotion to Lynchburg (A-Adv) May 3 Went 1-1 with a 1. ERA and finished 5th in Carolina League with 13 saves in 25 games and 45 strikeouts in 27 innings Joined Akron Aug. 1 and pitched 1 games, (-1, 2.61 ERA). 217: Made 1 appearances (6 starts) for Mahoning Valley (SS-A) (2-2, 5.79 ERA). Recent Outings (4 scoreless of 4 overall) S /9 TRN /5 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO University Monday, April 15, 219 Page 6 of 1

7 RUBBERDUCKS RELIEVERS & TEAM DEFENSE #34 BEN KRAUTH LHP Throws: FB,SL,CH vs. LH: -5 (.) vs. RH: 1-9 (.111) vs. First Batter: -2 (.) Inherited Runners-Scored: -, --.-% 3-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 88/3 g/gs, 13-4, 1.78, 8/13 sv, ip, 238 k,.197, 1.8 whip 218: Tied for 8th in Carolina League with 38 appearances for Lynchburg (A-Adv) Made one appearance for Akron April 22 (unearned run on 3 hits, one walk in 2 innings at Bowie). 217: Began the year with Lake County (A) through July 23, making 23 appearances (4-2, 1.75) Joined Lynchburg (A-Adv) July 27 and made 1 appearances (1-, 1.59). 216: Began pro career with 7 outings for AZL Indians (rookie) June 2, promoted to Mahoning Valley (SS-A) July 29 and made 7 appearances, then reached Lake County (A) Sept. 1 and made 2 appearances. Recent Outings (2 scoreless of 3 overall) /8 TRN BS, L /5 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO University #45 DALBERT SIRI RHP Throws: FB,SL,SNK vs. LH: 1-5 (.2) vs. RH: 2-1 (.2) vs. First Batter: 1-3 (.333), BB Inherited Runners-Scored: 1-1, 1% 4-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 116/5 g/gs, 5-11, 2.87, 34/42sv, 153.2ip, 27 k,.191, 1.26whip 218: Named Carolina League Mid-Season All-Star after posting 2.8 ERA for Lynchburg (A-Adv) Tied for Indians system lead with 15 saves. 217: Finished 2nd in the Indians organization and 3rd in the Midwest League with 14 saves...posted a 2.29 first-half ERA and was named a MWL Mid-Season All-Star. Signed by the Indians as a 19-year-old free agent Nov. 6, 214. #36 DAVID LHP Throws: FB,SNK,SL,CH vs. LH: 1-5 (.2) vs. RH: 3-2 (.15) vs. First Batter: -4 (.) Inherited Runners-Scored: 1-,. % 5-yr MiLB Totals thru 18: 188/6 g/gs, 21-13, 3.9, 11/25sv, 3ip, 276 k,.27, 1.29whip Started Game 2 of April 13 (ND in 1-7 win, 3. IP, 4 H, 1 ER, BB, 2 K) 218: Pitched 46 outings (1 start) for Akron, his first season spent with just one affiliate. 217: Made 42 appearances (3 starts) between Akron and Columbus, tying for 5th in games pitched in the organization. 215: Owned Lake County's lowest ERA (1.73)...did not allow an earned run in 23 of his final 24 appearances for the Captains.. 214: Recorded a team-leading 47 strikeouts against just 8 walks in 14 appearances. Recent Outings (3 scoreless of 4 overall) /1 TRN S /7 ALT /4 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO University Recent Outings (3 scoreless of 3 relief app.) *Start * /1 TRN H /8 TRN /4 ALT /Career High:./. IP, / BB / SO University 219 W L ERA QS IP H R ER BB BB/9 SO SO/9 HR HR/9 AB GO AO GO/AO TBF AVG WHIP Starters Relievers Total Catcher G-GS Innings ER ERA E PB CI W-L SB CS CS % L. Chu L. Ice Total Errors & OF Assists by Position (non-pitchers & catchers) Infield/Outfield 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF E Total OF Assists A. Calica 1 E. Clement 1 1 W. Garcia D. Johnson 1 T. Krieger M. Longo C. Marabell A. Monasterio A. Pantoja 1 1 K. Tom 1 Team Position Total Pitcher SB CS CS % PO E Angulo Bernardino 2. Brady Eubank Hentges 2. Kaminsky Karinchak 1. Krauth 2. Paulson 1. Plesac 1 Siri Solter 1. Speer Tully Total Defensive: E DP TP (last) RubberDucks 6 5 Opponents 5 5 Monday, April 15, 219 Page 7 of 1

8 Longest (*active) Home Road Overall Winning Streak 1* (4/1) 2* (4/13) 2* (4/13) Losing Streak 6 (4/4-4/9) 1 (4/11) 6 (4/4-4/9) RUBBERDUCKS 219 SUPERLATIVES & RECORD BREAKDOWN Akron vs. ALT BOW ERI HBG RIC West BNG HFD NH POR REA TRN East 1st Half Home (1H) Road (1H) nd Half Home (2H) Road (2H) Overall Single-Game Superlatives Home Road Largest Margin of Victory 3 (5-2) 4/1 v TRN 7 (7-) ALT Largest Margin of Defeat 5 (-5) 4/4 v ALT 1 (3-2) ALT Largest Shutout Win N/A 7 (7-) ALT Tightest Shutout Win N/A 7 (7-) ALT Largest Shutout Loss 5 (-5) 4/4 v ALT 7 (7-) ALT Tightest Shutout Loss 2 (-2) 4/6 v ALT N/A Biggest Comeback to Win 2 (-2/M2 to 5-2) 4/1 v TRN 4 (2-6/E5 to 1-7) ALT Largest Lead in Loss 3 (5-2/E4 to 6-7) 4/5 v ALT 1 (2-1/M11 to 2-3) ALT Longest Game (Innings) 9 Multiple 12 (L, 2-3 (12)) ALT Longest Game (Time) 2:59 (W, 5-2) 4/1 v TRN 3:26 (L, 2-3 (12)) ALT Longest Game Time (9 inn.) 2:59 (W, 5-2) 4/1 v TRN N/A Shortest Game (Innings) 9 Multiple 7 Multiple Shortest Game (Time) 2:29 (L, -2) 4/6 v ALT 1:55 (W 7- (7)) ALT Shortest Game Time (9 inn.) 2:29 (L, -2) 4/6 v ALT N/A Largest Crowd 5,191 (L, -5) 4/4 v ALT 5,23 (L, 2-3 (12)) ALT Smallest Crowd 1,669 (L, 3-4) 4/8 v TRN 5,14 (DH: 7-,1-7) ALT Team Superlatives Akron Opponent Most Runs 1 ALT 7 Multiple Most Earned Runs (Scored) 1 ALT 7 Multiple Most Runs in an Inning 8 T-5, ALT 5 5th, 4/5 v ALT Most Batters in an Inning 14 T-5, ALT 8 Multiple Most Hits 13 ALT 1 ALT Most Hits in an Inning 7 T-5, ALT 4 Multiple Fewest Hits 2 4/4 v ALT 4 Multiple Most Extra-Base Hits 5 ALT 5 4/8 v TRN Most Doubles 4 ALT 4 4/8 v TRN Most Triples 2 4/5 v ALT 1 4/9 v TRN Most HR in a game 4 4/5 v ALT 2 4/9 v TRN Most HR in an inning 2 Multiple 1 Multiple Most Walks (Batting) 5 Multiple 5 Multiple Fewest Walks (Batting) 4/4 v ALT Multiple Most Ks (Batting) 13 4/4 v ALT 14 ALT Fewest Ks (Batting) 3 Multiple 4 ALT Most Stolen Bases 2 4/1 v TRN 4 ALT Most Left on Base 9 Multiple 14 ALT Fewest Left on Base 4 3 Most Errors Committed 2 Multiple 2 4/1 v TRN Most Errors in an inning 2 T-1, 4/9 v TRN 1 Multiple Most Double Plays 2 Multiple 3 4/6 v ALT Consec. Scoreless Inn. Pitched 12 4/1 v TRN, ALT 11 4/5-4/7 v ALT Individual Batting Highs (*active streak) Hits 4 Alexis Pantoja Doubles 2 Alexis Pantoja Triples 1 Multiple Home Runs 1 Multiple Extra-Base Hits 3 Daniel Johnson (4/5 v ALT) Total Bases 9 Daniel Johnson (4/5 v ALT) Runs Scored 2 Multiple RBI 4 Daniel Johnson (4/13-2@ALT) Walks 2 Multiple Strikeouts 3 Multiple Stolen Bases 1 Multiple Sacrifice Flies 1 Andruw Monasterio (4/11@ALT) Sacrifice Bunts 1 Multiple Hit by Pitches 2 Andrew Calica (4/4 v ALT) Hit Streak (G) 5 Multiple Hit Streak (AB) 4* Alexis Pantoja OB Streak (G) 8* Multiple OB Streak (PA) 4* Alexis Pantoja HR Streak (G) 1* Multiple HR Streak (AB) 1 Multiple Run Streak (G) 2* Multiple SB Streak (Att.) 2* Mitch Longo (4/7-4/1) G w/o Strikeout 3* Multiple Individual Pitching Superlatives (*active streak) Innings (Starter) 7. Sean Brady (4/6 v ALT) Innings (Relief) 3. Brennan Bernardino ALT) Most Hits Allowed 9 Sam Hentges (4/9 v TRN) Fewest Hits (5+ IP) 4 Multiple Most Runs Allowed 7 Sam Hentges (4/9 v TRN) Most ER Allowed 5 Luke Eubank ALT) Most Walks 4 Sam Hentges (4/4 v ALT) Most Strikeouts 6 Multiple Consecutive Strikeouts 6 James Karinchak (4/5-4/9) Most Home Runs 2 Sam Hentges (4/9 v TRN) Most Hit Batters 1 Brennan Bernardino ALT) Scoreless IP Streak 8.2* Zach Plesac (4/7-13) Scoreless App. Streak 4* James Karinchak (4/5-4/13) Quality Start Streak 2* Zach Plesac (4/7-13) Winning Streak 1* Multiple Losing Streak 2* Sam Hentges (4/4-4/9) Save Streak 1* Multiple Individual (*active streak) Games Played Streak 1* Connor Marabell (4/4-4/13) Games Started Streak 8 Tyler Krieger (4/4-4/11) Errorless Games Streak 9* Andruw Monasterio (4/4-4/13) 219 RubberDucks At A Glance Record... Home... Road... Total First Half Second Half In Series... Home... Road... Total Overall Openers Finales Rubber Sweeps Doubleheaders inn. game Shortened Suspended Lead after:... Home... Road... Total 6 inn inn inn Trail after:... Home... Road... Total 6 inn inn inn Tied after:... Home... Road... Total 6 inn inn inn Decided... Home... Road... Total 7th-or-later Final AB Extra-Innings One-run G s Walk-offs vs. RH starter vs. LH starter Wearing... Home... Road... Total White Gray Blue Orange Black Fauxback Blue Specialty Current Half in EL West.. T-5th (-5.5 GB) Days in 1st ( )... (---4-7) Largest 1st-place Lead...n/a Largest 1st-place Deficit G (4/12) Most G Above/Below.5.. n/a / 6(4/12) Times at.5 (Last)... Last Homestand Current Road Trip Following a Win / Loss / 2-5 Last 15 / 2 G / 3-7 Comeback Wins (H, R)... 2 (1, 1) Losses After Leading (H, R)... 4 (3, 1) Home / Road Record / 2-1 Day / Night Games / 1-5 Day Games after Night vs. Opp. >.5 / < / -2 Score first/opp scores first / 2-5 Out-hit / Opp. out-hits / -3 Hits even Inn. batted around / Opp / Scoring < 3 / 4+ / / 3-1 / 3-1 Hits < 5 / 6-9 / / -3 / 2-1 Hit HR / 1+ HR / 1-1 Allows HR / 1+ HR / 1-3 Commits E / 1+ E / -4 AKR starter 6+/7+/8+ IP / -1 / - Bullpen given lead/tie / -2 Home/Road Postponements... / 2 Home/Road DH Scheduled... / 2 Avg. Game Time (Overall)... 2: ,69 min/1 G Avg. Game Time (9.IP)... 2: ,13 min/7 G Monday, April 15, 219 Page 8 of 1

9 RUBBERDUCKS 219 TRANSACTIONS 26 PLAYERS USED, 14 PITCHERS USED 219 Opening Day Roster (* returning RubberDuck, Injured List, Cleveland Indians 4-man roster) P: RH Argenis Angulo*, LH Sean Brady*, RH Luke Eubank*, LH Sam Hentges, LH Rob Kaminsky*, RH James Karinchak*, LH Ben Krauth*, RH Jake Paulson*, RH Zach Plesac*, RH Dalbert Siri, LH David Speer*, LH Tanner Tully, LH Matt Whitehouse* C: Li-Jen Chu*, Logan Ice*, Daniel Salters* IF: Ernie Clement*, Wilson Garcia, Tyler Krieger*, Andruw Monasterio, Alexis Pantoja* OF: Andrew Calica*, Daniel Johnson, Mitch Longo, Connor Marabell*, Ka ai Tom* # DATE PLAYER POS. FROM TO 1 April 6 Matt Whitehouse LHP Akron Columbus (AAA) 2 April 6 Shao-Ching Chiang RHP Columbus (AAA) Akron 3 April 9 Shao-Ching Chiang RHP Akron Columbus (AAA) 4 April 1 Brennan Bernardino LHP M. Valley (SS-A) Akron 5 April 11 Sean Brady LHP Akron Columbus (AAA) 6 April 11 Matt Solter RHP M. Valley (SS-A) Akron Akron Baseball: A Winning Tradition This is the 31 st season of Double-A baseball in Northeast Ohio, and the 23 rd 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 1997, later becoming the RubberDucks before the 214 season. The club has made the Eastern League playoffs 17 times overall, and 11 of the last 17 years. The team has captured five Eastern League titles 23, 25, 29, 212 and 216. Notable alumni of the franchise include Victor Martinez, CC Sabathia, Grady Sizemore, Charles Nagy, Cliff Lee, Jhonny Peralta, Danny Salazar, Jaret Wright, and most recently, Francisco Lindor. Monday, April 15, 219 Page 9 of 1

10 RUBBERDUCKS 219 DAY-BY-DAY Record: Sunday (-1), Monday (-1), Tuesday (-1), Wednesday (1-), Thursday (-2), Friday (-1), Saturday (2-1) Series: First Half: -2- Home, -- Road, -2- Overall Second Half: -- Home, -- Road, -- Overall # Date Opp. Score W/L Record Place GB/A Winner Loser Save Time Att. Home Date / Total (Avg) 1 4/4 ALT -5 L -1 (-1) T-5th -1. Marvel (1-) Hentges (-1) - 2:39 5,191 #1 / 5,191 (5,191) 2 4/5 ALT 6-7 L -2 (-2) 6th -2. Agrazal (1-) Eubank (-1) Garcia (1) 2:51 2,576 #2 / 7,767 (3,884) 3 4/6 ALT -2 L -3 (-3) T-5th -3. Sulser (1-) Brady (-1) Eckelman (1) 2:29 3,188 #3 / 1,955 (3,652) 4 4/7 ALT 2-3 L -4 (-4) 6th -4. Campos (1-) Angulo (-1) Eckelman (2) 2:34 4,838 #4 / 15,793 (3,948) 5 4/8 TRN 3-4 L -5 (-5) 6th -5. Sosebee (1-) Krauth (-1) Alvarez (1) 2:37 1,669 #5 / 17,462 (3,492) 6 4/9 TRN 2-7 L -6 (-6) 6th -5. Acevedo (1-) Hentges (-2) - 2:41 2,1 #6 / 19,463 (3,244) 7 4/1 TRN 5-2 W 1-6 (1-6) 6th -5. Paulson (1-) Stephan (-1) Siri (1) 2:59 1,83 #7 / 21,266 (3,38) (12) L 1-7 (1-7) 6th -6. Scioneaux (1-) Kaminsky (-1) 3:26 5,23 PPD 1-7 (1-7) 6th -6.5 Rain makeup doubleheader scheduled for April (7) W 2-7 (2-7) T-5th -6.5 Plesac (1-) Hightower (-1) 1:55 DH (7) W 3-7 (3-7) 5th -6. Eubank (1-1) Scioneaux (1-1) Karinchak (1) 2:38 5,14 PPD 3-7 (3-7) T-5th -5.5 Rain makeup doubleheader scheduled for June 8 Monday, April 15, 219 Page 1 of 1