2013 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS MVP, MATT HAGUE 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW

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1 2013 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS MVP, MATT HAGUE 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW

2 2013 Indianapolis Indians Overall Record: Team Batting Stats -- Games By Position -- BATTERS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS SF SAC HB DP 1B 2B 3B SS OF C E Andino, Robert Bocock, Brian Bocock, Brian (T) Canzler, Russ Canzler, Russ (T) Carroll, Brett d Arnaud, Chase De Jesus, Ivan Ford, Darren Goedert, Jared Hague, Matt Harrison, Josh Inge, Brandon Jeroloman, Brian Lambo, Andrew Larish, Jeff May, Lucas McDonald, John Mercer, Jordy Paulino, Carlos Pie, Felix Polanco, Gregory Presley, Alex Sanchez, Tony Sands, Jerry Shoppach, Kelly Snider, Travis Solis, Ali Tabata, Jose Tejeda, Oscar Walker, Neil Team Total Team Pitching Stats PITCHERS W ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK WP DP WHIP AVG AB TBF SF GF HLD Alderson, Tim Black, Vic Bromberg, David Brown, Brooks Cole, Gerrit Colon, Roman Contreras, Jose Cordier, Erik Cumpton, Brandon Farnsworth, Kyle Godfrey, Graham Godfrey, Graham (T) Gomez, Jeanmar Hague, Matt Hollingsworth, Ethan Hughes, Jared Irwin, Phil Johnson, Kris Liriano, Francisco Mathis, Doug Mazzaro, Vin McDonald, James McPherson, Kyle Morris, Bryan Morton, Charlie Oliver, Andy Pimentel, Stolmy Reid, Ryan Rodriguez, Wandy Sadler, Casey Severino, Atahualpa Taillon, Jameson Thornton, Zack Waldrop, Kyle Welker, Duke Zagurski, Mike Team Total SEASON IN REVIEW

3 2013 NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS COME ONE, COME ALL!: Indianapolis concluded 2013 with the highest overall regular-season attendance of all 160 Minor League Baseball Clubs, welcoming a total of 637,579 fans (8,980 per game) through the turnstiles... The Tribe s home attendance was the fourth-largest in Victory Field history and the best single-season total since the team s championship campaign in Victory Field also saw a record-setting eight sellouts on the season, which surpassed the previous high mark of six capacity crowds in In addition, the Indians hosted 25 crowds of 10,000 or more patrons and averaged 10,000+ fans per game since the beginning of May (55 games), 10,500+ since the start of June (43 games) and 11,000+ in each of the last 24 home contests dating back to July 4. PLAYOFFS!? PLAYOFFS!?: Along with leading all of the Minors in regular-season attendance, the Indians also boasted Victory Field s largest playoff crowd of 11,327 fans on Sept. 6 against Durham... The single-game record-setting crowd was larger than all other International League team s combined home attendance for the postseason, with the Tribe outdrawing Pawtucket through the Red Sox s three combined games (9,518), Rochester through two combined games (8,587) and Durham through two combined games (7,357). BACK-TO-BACK CHAMPS: On Aug. 24, the Indianapolis Indians clinched the IL West Division for the second straight season... The historical night marked the first time in team history the Tribe won back-to-back IL division titles (since re-joining the IL in 1998) and its first consecutive division crowns since Manager Marc Bombard led the Indians to back-to-back American Association East Division championships during the seasons... Indianapolis has also now won back-to-back regular-season division crowns for just the fourth time in franchise history, joining the three-peat titles, titles as a Montreal affiliate and titles during Cincinnati affiliation. AN 80 s PARTY: The Tribe notched its 80th and final win of the season with a 4-3 triumph over Louisville on Aug. 30, before ultimately finishing the season at The victory gave Indianapolis its first consecutive 80-plus win seasons since the championship squads, and marked just the third back-to-back 80+ win seasons since HAIL TO THE CHIEF: The International League honored the Indians standout campaign by voting team Vice President and General Manager Cal Burleson as the 2013 IL Executive of the Year... The accolade marked Burleson s second Executive of the Year honors after he previously won the award with the Tribe in With Burleson at the helm, Indianapolis has enjoyed an increase in its annual attendance over each of the previous four seasons. I M THE DEAN: In his third season at the helm of the Indians, Manager Dean Treanor joined elite company by claiming his 200th career win with the Tribe following a 7-2 victory on May 28 vs. Pawtucket... Treanor is just the 14th manager in Indianapolis 100-plus-year history to amass 200 wins and his.566 career winning percentage is the third highest among Tribe skippers with 200 victories... Overall, Treanor owns a record and ranks 11th all-time among Indians managers in career wins. STRIKING NUMBERS: Just one year after setting the Victory Field Era (1996) single-season record for team strikeouts, the Indians again surpassed its previous total by striking out 1153 batters during the 2013 campaign, 30 more punchouts than the then record-setting mark from The Tribe s 1153 whiffs were the second most in the IL behind Durham, and Indianapolis staff featuring eight pitchers with 60 or more strikeouts ranked behind only Columbus (9) and Durham (12). STARTING STRONG: The Indians opened the season with one of the hottest tears in team history... Indianapolis went 20-7 in April to set a franchise record for most wins in that month, while also tying the Victory Field Era (1996) mark with a 9-1 record over its 10-game homestand from April The Tribe ultimately improved to 21-7 through its first 28 contests (21-8 through 29 games) to mark the team s best start in Club history since the 1959 squad began the season at THE FAB FOUR: On July 3 the IL announced that SS Josh Harrison, RHP Vic Black, LHP Kris Johnson and C Tony Sanchez had all been named to the 2013 Triple-A All-Star Game at Aces Ballpark in Reno, Nevada... The Tribe s four All-Star selections were the most of any team in the IL and the most for Indianapolis since The Indians position players earned their respective honors with Harrison leading all of the Minors with 20 extra-base hits in June, while Sanchez ranked second among league catchers with 22 doubles and a career-high nine homers... Representing the Tribe s pitching staff, Johnson entered the Midsummer classic with the IL s third-best ERA (2.89) while Black ranked tied for fourth among league hurlers with his 13 saves. TONY AWARDS: Tony Sanchez collected additional hardware during his stint in Indianapolis, and after taking home the IL s Top Star award with his game-winning three-run homer at the Midseason All-Star Game, the backstop was also tabbed as the Indians only selection to the IL s Postseason All-Star team... The selection was the first postseason honors of Sanchez s career, and marked just the third backstop in Indians history to be elected to the contest (Jason Larue, 1999 and Erik Kratz, 2009). THE HIT COLLECTOR: First baseman Matt Hague collected 153 base knocks in 142 regular-season games to concluded the 2013 season with the most hits in the International League... Hague, who also led the league with 165 hits in 2011, is now the first player to lead the IL in hits in two different seasons since Indianapolis became re-affiliated with the International League in He is also the first player to lead the IL in hits in multiple seasons since Mike Sharperson accomplished the feat in 1985 and 1986 with Syracuse SEASON IN REVIEW 3

4 2013 NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE RECORD...: Matt Hague s strong campaign also featured several record-setting performances for Indianapolis, including establishing new Victory Field Era (1996) single-season marks for games played and at-bats, as well as tying the record for doubles... The slugger appeared in 142 of Indianapolis 144 total games to surpassing his own previous record of 141 games in 2011, recorded 536 at-bats to break D.T. Cromer s mark of 535 in 1999, and knocked 37 doubles to tie his own previous record for two-baggers from Hague also fell just one walk shy of tying Keith Mitchell s 72 free passes record from the 1997 season. ACE OF [THE] KLUB: Indians left-hander Kris Johnson defined the role as the staff s ace by pacing the IL with a 2.39 ERA (36 ER in IP), while also ranking among league leaders in WHIP (4th, 1.17), BAA (5th,.234) and wins (T-7th, 10)... Johnson is the first Tribe hurler in franchise history to lead the IL in ERA and the team s first pitcher to lead its respective league in ERA since Chris Welsh in 1984 (3.01 ERA)... Johnson s 2.39 ERA on the season also ranks as the lowest of any Tribe arm since Ben Hendrickson (2.02) in OLIVER S TWIST: Southpaw Andy Oliver finished the 2013 season ranked first in the IL in both strikeouts (138) and walks (112)... Oliver s 138 punchouts were tied with Justin Wilson (2012) for the Victory Field Era (1996) single-season record, while his 112 free passes broke Carlos Chantres V.F. mark of 93 walks in The left-hander is the first Tribe pitcher to lead the league in strikeouts since Stewart Bolen fanned 177 in Oliver, who also paced the IL with a.220 batting average against, was tabbed as the Pitcher of the Week for the period of May 6-13 after he won each of his two starts while posting an 0.82 ERA with just one earned run in 11.0 innings of action. INDIANS PLAYER AWARDS: Matt Hague (Most Valuable Player), Vic Black (Henry Smock Relief Pitcher of the Year), Kris Johnson (Starting Pitcher of the Year), Andrew Lambo (Offensive Player of the Year) and Lucas May (Hustle Award) were all recognized for their season-long success at the Player Award Ceremony during the regular-season home finale on Aug. 31. M.V.-PEAT: Hague, who was also named the team s MVP in 2011, became just the fourth player in Indians history to win two MVP accolades since the award s inaugural year in The Tribe s captain joined infielder Larry Raines (1956, 1960), first baseman Dave Revering ( ) and most recently outfielder Dallas Williams (1983, 1987) as the only two-time Most Valuable Players throughout 70 years of the prestigious award... Hague started all but three of the Tribe s 144 contests this season, ranked tied for first in the IL in doubles (37) and sixth in OBP (.378), walks (71) and total bases (218). BACK IN BLACK: Prior to his trade to the NYM as the eventual PTBNL, Black ranked tied for fifth in the IL with 17 saves during his Triple-A debut season... He struck out 63 batters in 43.2 total innings of work with the Indians, and after allowing three runs in his debut, followed with a 1.99 ERA (10 ER in 45.1 IP) throughout the remainder of his stint in Indianapolis... Black was named to his second professional All-Star team earlier in the season and struck out one batter in a perfect 0.2 frames of action... He also made his MLB debut with the Pirates on July 25 at Washington, where he fanned Ian Desmond for the final out of the eighth inning. K.J. KOs The IL: Johnson finished the campaign at 10-4 and with the best ERA in the league (2.39) through 26 games (21 starts)... The staff ace made 11 straight quality starts from May 30 - Aug. 7, a stretch in which he led all of Triple-A baseball with a 1.32 ERA (12 ER in 81.2 IP)... The span led to both an IL All-Star selection and his first call to the big leagues, where Johnson spun 5.0 shutout innings of relief against Arizona on Aug. 18, before finally yielding two runs in the 16th frame. THE GREAT LAMBINO: Lambo belted an IL-best 17 homers with 13 doubles and a league-leading 37 RBI in his first 54 games with the Indians... Prior to his promotion and eventual MLB debut, he knocked 31 of 54 hits for extra bases, ranking second in the IL in that category and third in the IL with a.606 slugging percentage... In addition, Lambo also led the Minors with a combined 31 homers, ranked fourth with 92 RBI and tied for sixth with 58 extrabase hits between the Indians and Double-A Altoona during that same span... Lambo concluded the season with the most longballs (32) and RBI (99) of any Pirates farmhand. MAYsDAY: May served as the backup catcher throughout the first half of the season until being thrust into a starting role when Tony Sanchez was promoted to the Pirates... May s three homers on the year all paced key wins for the Tribe, including breaking a 2-2 tie in the top of the eighth at Columbus on June 4, knocking the eventual game-winner on July 31 vs. Scranton and capping off a five-run ninth-inning comeback with a grand slam on Aug. 23 at Rochester Indians Award Winners Season Awards Player Stats MVP Matt Hague.285 BA,.378 OBP, 153 H, 67 R, 69 RBI, 8 HR Offensive Player Andrew Lambo.272, BA.589 SLG, 61 H, 32 R, 53 RBI, 18 HR Starting Pitcher Kris Johnson 10-4, 2.39 ERA, 1.17 WHIP, IP, 94 SO Relief Pitcher Vic Black 17/22 SV, 2.51 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, 46.2 IP, 63 SO Hustle Award Lucas May 57 G (54 C, 1 DH, 2 PH),.226 BA, 42 H,.991 FPCT Monthly Awards Player Stats April Vic Black 11 G: 6/7 SV, 2.93 ERA, 1.04 WHIP, 5.1 IP, 24 SO May Felix Pie 25 G:.356 BA, 31 H, 18 R, 19 RBI, 15/17 SB June Kris Johnson 7 G (4 GS): 2-1, 2/3 SV, 1.65 ERA, 0.50 WHIP, 32.2 IP July Stolmy Pimentel 6 GS: 2-2, 1.99 ERA, 0.89 WHIP, 40.2 IP August Robert Andino 25 G:.302 BA, 29 H, 7 R, 8 2B, 9 RBI SEASON IN REVIEW

5 2013 DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP. W/L SCORE REC HOME ROAD POS GA/GB W. Pitcher L. Pitcher SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 4/4 COL L T-3rd -1.0 Langwell (1-0) Black (0-1) -- 2:46 12,769 12,769 (1) 4/5 COL L T-3rd -2.0 Kluber (1-0) Cole (0-1) -- 3:04 4,814 17,583 (2) 4/6 COL W rd -2.0 Mazzaro (1-0) Bryson (0-1) Morris (1) 2:49 5,568 23,151 (3) 4/7 COL W T-2nd -1.0 Johnson, K (1-0) Nieve (0-1) Black (1) 2:45 5,493 28,644 (4) 4/8 TOL W T-1st -- Irwin (1-0) Alvarez, Jo (0-1) Morris (2) 2:31 2,924 31,568 (5) 4/9 TOL W 3-2(10) T-1st -- Welker (1-0) Marte, L (1-2) -- 3:00 3,599 35,167 (6) 4/10 TOL W st +1.0 Reid (1-0) Misch (0-2) -- 2:58 3,173 38,340 (7) 4/11 at COL **POSTPONED - RAIN** TO BE MADE UP AS DOUBLEHEADER ON 4/13 4/12 at COL L T-1st -- Gill (1-0) McPherson (0-1) Guilmet (2) 3:05 5, /13(1) at COL L 2-1(7) T-2nd -1.0 Bauer (1-0) Johnson (1-1) Guilmet (3) 1: /13(2) at COL W 5-0(7) T-1st -- Reid (2-0) Huff (0-1) -- 2:22 5, /14 at COL W st +1.0 Alderson (1-0) Kluber (1-1) -- 3:21 6, /15 at TOL W st +1.0 Welker (2-0) Reed (0-1) Black (2) 2:53 3, /16 at TOL W st +1.5 Cole (1-1) Crosby (0-3) Zagurski (1) 2:45 3, /17 at TOL W st +1.5 Waldrop (1-0) Below (1-1) Black (3) 2:13 3, /18 at LOU L 5-4(10) st +1.5 Christiani (1-2) Colon (0-1) -- 3:28 6, /19 at LOU W st +2.5 Oliver (1-0) Corcino (0-3) Morris (3) 3:18 5, /20 at LOU L st +1.5 Reineke (3-0) Cumpton (0-1) Whelan (3) 2:37 11, /21 LOU W st +2.5 Brown (1-0) Pino (0-1) Black (4) 2:38 5,634 43,974 (8) 4/22 LOU W st +3.5 Reid (3-0) Hensley (0-1) -- 2:37 4,994 48,968 (9) 4/23 LHV **POSTPONED - RAIN** TO BE MADE UP AS DOUBLEHEADER ON 4/24 4/24(1) LHV W 4-1(7) st +3.5 Johnson (2-1) Morgan (1-1) Morris (4) 2: /24(2) LHV L 6-3(7) st +3.5 De Fratus (2-0) Oliver (1-1) -- 2:18 5,841 54,809 (10) 4/25 LHV W st +3.5 Liriano (1-0) Martin (1-2) -- 2:31 3,753 58,562 (11) 4/26 LHV W st +3.5 Cumpton (1-1) Rosenberg (0-2) -- 2:31 6,009 64,571 (12) 4/27 GWN W st +4.5 Cole (2-1) Flande (1-1) Black (5) 2:24 6,448 71,019 (13) 4/28 GWN W st +4.5 Reid (4-0) Corcoran (1-2) Morris (5) 3:06 4,814 75,833 (14) 4/29 GWN W st +5.5 Welker (3-0) Poveda (2-1) Black (6) 2:48 5,788 81,621 (15) 4/30 GWN W st +5.5 Liriano (2-0) Rodriguez (1-2) -- 2:57 5,225 86,846 (16) 5/2 at LHV W st +6.5 Cumpton (2-1) Rosenberg (0-3) Black (7) 3:45 7, /3 at LHV L st +5.5 Cloyd (1-3) Johnson (2-2) -- 2:33 9, /4 at LHV L 3-2(13) st +5.5 Savery (2-0) Reid (4-1) -- 3:58 9, /5 at LHV L st +4.5 Black (0-2) Savery (3-0) -- 3:25 10, /6 at SWB W st +5.0 Oliver (2-1) Wang (2-2) -- 3:00 4, /7 at SWB L st +4.5 Marshall (2-2) Cumpton (2-2) Miller (3) 2:37 3, /8 at SWB W st +5.5 Johnson (3-2) Stoneburner (2-2) Black (8) 2:29 8, /9 at SWB W 2-1 (11) st +5.5 Cordier (1-0) Perez (0-1) Black (9) 3:16 4, /10 TOL W st +6.0 Alderson (2-0) Hill (0-4) Hughes (1) 2:51 7,632 94,478 (17) 5/11 TOL W st +5.5 Oliver (3-1) Hankins (0-2) Black (10) 3:05 7, ,247 (18) 5/12 TOL W st +6.5 Cumpton (3-2) Crosby (1-5) -- 3:02 6, ,842 (19) 5/13 TOL L st +5.5 Garcia (1-3) Johnson (3-3) Rondon (6) 2:39 13, ,073 (20) 5/14 BUF W st +6.5 Cole (3-1) Batista (1-2) -- 2:51 5, ,903 (21) 5/15 BUF W st +6.5 Brown (2-0) Bush (4-3) -- 3:11 5, ,143 (22) 5/16 BUF L st +5.5 Carlyle (3-0) Welker (3-1) Wagner (11) 3:23 12, ,730 (23) 5/17 BUF W st +5.5 Zagurski (1-0) Germano (3-3) Black (11) 2:40 10, ,877 (24) 5/18 at PAW W st +5.5 Johnson (4-3) Morales (0-1) Reid (1) 3:01 8, /19 at PAW L st +4.5 Webster (3-0) Cole (3-2) -- 3:09 6, /20 at PAW W st +4.5 Brown (3-0) Wright (2-2) -- 3:08 3, /21 at PAW L st +3.5 Beato (3-1) Oliver (3-2) Carter (6) 3:38 7, /23 at BUF W st +4.5 Cumpton (4-2) Germano (3-4) -- 3:07 4, /24 at BUF W st +5.5 Johnson (5-3) Vargas (3-4) Hughes (2) 3:25 6, /25 at BUF L st +5.5 Redmond (1-0) Cole (3-3) Wagner (12) 2:36 6, /26 at BUF L st +5.5 Bush (5-4) Brown (3-1) Wagner (13) 3:00 7, /27 PAW L st +4.5 De La Torre (2-0) Morton (0-1) -- 2:46 8, ,819 (25) 5/28 PAW W st +5.5 Reid (5-1) Doyle (3-5) Cordier (1) 2:45 4, ,259 (26) 5/29 PAW L st +5.5 Godfrey (4-3) Cumpton (4-3) -- 3:03 5, ,909 (27) 5/30 PAW W 3-2(10) st +6.5 Hughes (1-0) Wilson (1-1) -- 3:05 7, ,145 (28) 5/31 at COL W st +7.5 Cole (4-3) Martinez (1-4) -- 2:45 7, /1 at COL W 10-9 (10) st +8.5 Reid (6-1) Gil (5-1) -- 3:36 9, /2 at COL W st +9.5 Thornton (1-0) House (1-4) -- 3:02 9, /3 at COL W st +15 Godfrey (5-3) Gil (5-2) -- 3:23 10, /4 DUR L 6-2 (13) st +9.5 Liberatore (2-1) Brown (3-2) -- 4:33 7, ,703 (29) 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW 5

6 2013 DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP. W/L SCORE REC HOME ROAD POS GA/GB W. Pitcher L. Pitcher SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 6/5 DUR W st +15 Cole (5-3) Martin (7-3) Johnson (1) 2:19 6, ,592 (30) 6/6 DUR L st +15 Odorizzi (5-1) McDonald (0-1) -- 3:13 8, ,769 (31) 6/7 DUR W st Thornton (2-0) Beliveau (1-2) Welker (1) 2:34 13, ,650 (32) 6/8 NOR W 3-2 (11) st Brown (4-2) Delcarmen (1-3) -- 4:01 13, ,705 (33) 6/9 NOR W 9-8 (13) st Brown (5-2) Robinson (0-1) -- 4:42* 9, ,981 (34) 6/10 NOR L st Britton (3-2) Cumpton (4-4) Asencio (14) 2:42 10, ,110 (35) 6/11 NOR W st McDonald (1-1) Wada (1-4) Johnson (2) 2:49 11, ,772 (36) 6/13 at DUR L st Montgomery (3-0) Godfrey (5-4) Yates (4) 3:21 7, /14 at DUR W 6-4(13) st Alderson (3-0) Geltz (3-2) Welker (2) 4:10 9, /15 at DUR L st Liberatore (3-1) Thornton (2-1) Yates (5) 2:56 10, /16 at DUR L st +15 Martin (9-3) McDonald (1-2) Yates (6) 2:31 9, /17 at NOR W st Cordier (2-0) Hendrickson (0-2) Welker (3) 3:02 3, /19 (1) at NOR W 8-1 (7) st Gomez (1-0 Gausman (0-1) -- 1: /19 (2) at NOR W 5-3 (10) st Thornton (3-1) Loomis (2-1) Cordier (2) 3:40 3, /20 at NOR W st Johnson (6-3) Stinson (3-4) Contreras (1) 3:06 6, /21 CHA L st Pena (2-5) McDonald (1-3) Webb (1) 3:04 14, ,457 (37) 6/22 CHA W st Contreras (1-0) Rienzo (5-5) -- 2:50 10, ,064 (38) 6/23 CHA L st Heath (2-0) Cordier (2-1) -- 3:11 9, ,641 (39) 6/24 CHA W st Oliver (4-2) Leesman (1-1) -- 3:03 10, ,662 (40) 6/25 ROC W st Johnson (7-3) Darnell (0-1) Cordier (3) 2:42 7, ,497 (41) 6/26 ROC L st De Vries (3-3) Cumpton (4-5) Martis (4) 3:23 9, ,957 (42) 6/27 ROC L st Worley (4-3) Pimentel (0-1) Perdomo (5) 3:00 8, ,427 (43) 6/28 ROC W st Godfrey (6-4) Albers (7-3) Welker (4) 2:14 13, ,623 (44) 6/29 LOU W st Contreras (2-0) Arredondo (1-2) Black (12) 3:00 9, ,054 (45) 6/30 LOU L st Villarreal (2-5) Johnson (7-4) Diaz (3) 2:44 9, ,841 (46) 7/1 LOU L st Reynolds (10-0) Brown (5-3) Christiani (2) 3:20 7, ,504 (47) 7/2 at LOU W st Pimentel (1-1) Reineke (7-5) Black (13) 2:51 8, /3 at LOU L st Christiani (4-2) Welker (3-2) -- 2:51 12, /4 LOU W st Oliver (5-2) Rogers (0-1) -- 2:53 14, ,245 (48) 7/5 at TOL W st Johnson (8-4) Hill (1-12) Black (14) 2:50 9, /6 at TOL L st Hankins (4-4) Severino (0-1) Valverde (1) 2:38 9, /7 at TOL L st Ortega (3-0) Brown (5-4) Valverde (2) 3:21 7, /8 at COL W st Black (1-2) Santos (0-1) -- 4:14 9, /9 at COL L st Hoes (2-9) Godfrey (6-5) -- 2:33 8, /10 at COL W 4-4 (16) st Brown (6-4) Bonser (0-2) -- 5:32 10, /11 at LOU L st Whelan (3-1) Alderson (3-1) -- 3:05 8, /12 at LOU W st Pimentel (2-1) Reynolds (10-2) Black (15) 2:36 9,904 7/13 COL L 5-2 (11) st Guilmet (3-4) Welker (3-3) -- 3:59 14, ,028 (49) 7/14 COL L st House (3-9) Godfrey (6-6) -- 3:00 11, ,439 (50) 7/18 at GWN L st Wood (1-0) Oliver (5-3) Martin (1) 3:00 4, /19 at GWN L st Beachy (1-3) Pimentel (2-2) Rasmus (11) 2:39 6, /20 at GWN L st Hale (4-5) Cumpton (4-6) Rasmus (12) 2:42 7, /21 at GWN W 2-1 (8) st Godfrey (7-6) Poveda (5-6) Welker (5) 2:19 5, /22 at CHA W sr Johnson (9-4) McCully (0-1) --- 3:20 1, /23 at CHA L st Berken (9-9) Severino (0-2) --- 2:34 1, /25-1 at CHA L 1-0 (7) st +15 Rienzo (8-6) Pimentel (2-3) --- 1: /25-2 at CHA L 5-4 (7) st +10 Petricka (2-0) Cumpton (4-7) --- 2:07 4, /26 SYR L st +10 Tatusko (4-4) Godfrey (7-7) Crotta (3) 2:50 15, ,451 (51) 7/27 SYR L 7-5 (10) st +10 Davis (3-5) Cordier (2-2) Cedeno (3) 3:40 14, ,868 (52) 7/28 SYR L st +10 Roark (9-3) Bromberg (0-1) Crotta (4) 2:55 10, ,054 (53) 7/29 SYR L st +9.0 Lowe (2-0) Welker (3-4) Davis (11) 3:13 13, ,085 (54) 7/30 SWB W st +9.5 Cordier (3-2) Montgomery (1-2) Severino (1) 2:55 8, ,225 (55) 7/31 SWB W st +10 Godfrey (8-7) Huff (4-5) Welker (6) 2:27 8, ,446 (56) 8/1 SWB L 2-1 (12) st +10 Miller (2-5) Severino (0-3) --- 3:22 7, ,778 (57) 8/2 SWB W st +10 Bromberg (1-1) Whitley (2-2) Reid (2) 2:40 11, ,171 (58) 8/3 LOU L st +9.0 Rogers (4-2) Hollingsworth (0-1) --- 2:58 14, ,589 (59) 8/4 LOU L st +8.0 Reynolds (11-2) Pimentel (2-4) --- 2:51 9, ,462 (60) 8/5 LOU L st +7.0 Corcino (6-11) Taillon (0-1) Diaz (9) 3:14 9, ,046 (61) 8/6 at LOU L st +6.0 Christiani (6-4) Reid (6-2) Whelan (6) 3:06 7, /7 at LOU W st +7.0 Johnson (10-4) Reineke (8-10) --- 2:52 7, /8 TOL W 2-1 (10) st +8.0 Black (2-2) Link (0-4) --- 2:49 7, ,302 (62) 8/9 TOL W 6-5 (11) st +9.0 Cordier (4-2) Reed (1-2) --- 3:56 12, ,320 (63) SEASON IN REVIEW

7 2013 DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP. W/L SCORE REC HOME ROAD POS GA/GB W. Pitcher L. Pitcher SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 8/10 at TOL L 5-4 (10) st +9.0 Ortega (4-0) Oliver (5-4) --- 3:32 11, /11 at TOL W st +10 Cumpton (5-7) Alvarez (8-6) Black (16) 3:15 9, /12 COL W 5-4 (11) st Black (3-2) Langwell (3-4) --- 4:02 6, ,659 (64) 8/13 COL W st Godfrey (9-7) Matsuzaka (5-7) Welker (7) 2:29 7, ,248 (65) 8/14 COL L st Espino (3-4) Pimentel (2-5) Guilmet (19) 2:46 7, ,340 (66) 8/16 vs. COL L st +10 Lee (1-0) Brown (6-5) Hagadone (5) 3:14 14, ,424 (67) 8/17 at SYR W st Cumpton (6-7) Rosenbaum (6-10) Black (17) 2:24 9, /18 at SYR L st +10 Lowe (3-0) Farnsworth (0-1) Davis (15) 2:42 6, /19 at SYR L st +10 Mandel (3-8) Godfrey (9-8) -- 2:55 4, /20 at SYR L st +9.0 Crotta (6-7) Black (3-3) -- 3:06 7, /22 at ROC W st +9.0 Taillon (1-1) Dean (1-2) -- 3:09 10, /23 at ROC W st +10 Black (4-3) Martis (2-4) -- 3:48 8, /24 at ROC W st +10 Godfrey (10-8) Darnell (4-4) Welker (8) 3:22 8,948 (CLINCHED) 8/25 at ROC W 8-5 (10) st +10 Black (5-3) Tonkin (1-1) -- 3:41 7, /26 vs. TOL L st +10 Lobstein (5-3) Pimentel (2-6) Reed (1) 3:14 8, ,979 (68) 8/27 vs. TOL L st +9.0 Jurrjens (7-9) Taillon (1-2) -- 3:13 9, , 320 (69) 8/28 at TOL W 1-0 (10) st +9.0 Godfrey (11-8) Ortega (4-3) Welker (9) 3:06 7, /29 at TOL W 3-2 (11) st 10 Reid (7-2) Reed (1-4) Cordier (4) 3:25 7, /30 vs. LOU W st Farnsworth (1-1) Van Mil (0-1) -- 3:11 14, ,187 (70) 8/31 vs. LOU L st Corcino (7-14) Mathis (0-1) -- 3:01 14, ,579 (71) 9/1 at LOU L st +10 Villarreal (4-9) Taillon (1-3) Diaz (13) 2:39 10, /2 at LOU L st +9.0 Bell (1-0) Hague (0-1) -- 3:05 7, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE GOVERNOR S CUP PLAYOFFS DATE-G OPP. W/L SCORE SERIES W. Pitcher L. Pitcher SAVE IND H (HR) OPP H (HR) TIME ATT 9/4-G1 at DUR L 2-0 DUR (1-0) Beliveau (1-0) Cumpton (0-1) Yates (1) 2 (0) 7 (0) 2:52 3,441 9/5-G2 at DUR L 6-5 DUR (2-0) Martin (1-0) Godfrey (0-1) Yates (2) 10 (2) 7 (1) 2:51 3,916 9/6-G3 DUR L 2-1 DUR (3-0) Kelly (1-0) Rodriguez (0-1) Sandoval (1) 10 (0) 4 (0) 3:01 11,327 Photo by Bill Gentry 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW 7

8 2013 TRIBE TRANSACTIONS APRIL MAY (Continued) May 25 INF Chase d Arnaud begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [24] April 4 INF Brandon Inge begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [25] May 26 RHP Kyle Waldrop reinstated from disabled list [25] April 12 RHP Bryan Morris recalled by Pittsburgh [24] May 27 LHP Mike Zagurski selected by Pittsburgh [24] April 12 RHP Kyle Waldrop assigned from Short-Season Jamestown [25] May 27 RHP Bryan Morris optioned from Pittsburgh [25] April 13 RHP Kyle McPherson placed on the disabled list [24] May 27 INF Josh Harrison recalled by Pittsburgh [24] April 13 RHP Tim Alderson promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] May 27 INF John McDonald begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [24] April 14 RHP Phil Irwin recalled by Pittsburgh [24] May 27 RHP Charlie Morton begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [24] April 14 RHP Brandon Cumpton promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] May 28 RHP Bryan Morris recalled by Pittsburgh [23] April 15 OF Alex Presley recalled by Pittsburgh [24] May 31 OF Alex Presley recalled by Pittsburgh [21] April 15 INF Josh Harrison optioned from Pittsburgh [25] May 31 INF Josh Harrison optioned from Pittsburgh [22] April 16 RHP Vin Mazzaro selected by Pittsburgh [24] May 31 INF Chase d Arnaud recalled, reinstated DL, optioned from Pittsburgh [23] April 16 RHP Roman Colon assigned from Short-Season Jamestown [25] May 31 RHP Zack Thornton promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] April 16 RHP Tim Alderson assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] May 31 LHP Atahualpa Severino acquired from Omaha (Kansas City Royals) [25] April 16 RHP Erik Cordier assigned from Short-Season Jamestown [25] April 19 RHP Roman Colon assigned to Short-Season Jamestown [24] JUNE April 19 RHP Bryan Morris optioned from Pittsburgh [25] April 23 INF Brandon Inge completes ML rehab with Indianapolis [25] June 3 RHP Jared Hughes recalled by Pittsburgh [24] April 24 INF Oscar Tejeda assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] June 3 RHP Ryan Reid selected by Pittsburgh [23] April 24 OF Alex Presley optioned from Pittsburgh [25] June 3 RHP Phil Irwin reinstated IND DL, recalled, placed on MLB 60-day DL [23] April 24 RHP Kyle Waldrop placed on the disabled list [24] June 3 RHP Graham Godfrey promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] April 25 LHP Francisco Liriano begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [24] June 5 OF Alex Presley optioned from Pittsburgh [25] April 26 RHP Jose Contreras promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] June 6 RHP James McDonald begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [25] April 30 RHP Bryan Morris recalled by Pittsburgh [24] June 8 OF Alex Presley recalled by Pittsburgh [24] April 30 RHP Phil Irwin assigned to Indianapolis from Double-A Altoona [25] June 8 OF Andrew Lambo promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] June 10 RHP Jose Contreras begins Indianapolis portion of ML rehab [25] MAY June 10 June 11 INF John McDonald recalled from rehab, traded Cleveland organization [25] RHP Gerrit Cole selected by Pittsburgh [24] May 3 RHP Charlie Morton begins ML rehab with Indianapolis [25] June 12 INF Oscar Tejeda assigned to Double-A Altoona [23] May 3 RHP Jose Contreras selected by Pittsburgh [24] June 13 RHP Jeanmar Gomez begins Indianapolis portion of ML rehab [23] May 3 INF Jordy Mercer recalled by Pittsburgh [23] June 13 RHP Jose Contreras returned to Pittsburgh from ML rehab [23] May 3 INF Jeff Larish assigned from Short-Season Jamestown [24] June 13 RHP Charlie Morton returned to Pittsburgh from ML rehab [23] May 3 RHP Phil Irwin placed on the disabled list [23] June 15 RHP Brandon Cumpton selected by Pittsburgh [22] May 4 RHP Jared Hughes optioned from Pittsburgh [24] June 15 RHP Stolmy Pimentel promoted from Double-A Altoona [23] May 6 INF Oscar Tejeda promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] June 17 RHP Jose Contreras signed to a Minor League contract [24] May 6 OF Darren Ford placed on the disabled list [24] June 17 OF Jerry Sands placed on the disabled list [23] May 7 INF Josh Harrison recalled by Pittsburgh [23] June 19 INF Oscar Tejeda promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] May 8 RHP Tim Alderson promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] June 20 RHP Duke Welker recalled by Pittsburgh [23] May 8 RHP Duke Welker recalled by Pittsburgh [23] June 21 C Tony Sanchez recalled by Pittsburgh [22] May 9 INF Josh Harrison optioned from Pittsburgh [24] June 21 C Ali Solis promoted from Double-A Altoona [23] May 11 LHP Francisco Liriano completes ML rehab with Indianapolis [24] June 21 OF Alex Presley optioned from Pittsburgh [24] May 12 RHP Duke Welker optioned from Pittsburgh [25] June 21 OF Jose Tabata begins ML rehab [24] May 15 INF Jeff Larish assigned to Short-Season Jamestown [24] June 22 RHP Brandon Cumpton optioned from Pittsburgh [25] May 15 OF Darren Ford reinstated from the disabled list [25] June 23 LHP Wandy Rodriguez begins ML rehab [25] May 17 C Brian Jeroloman traded to Syracuse Chiefs (Washington Nationals) [24] June 24 INF Oscar Tejeda assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] May 17 RHP Jared Hughes recalled by Pittsburgh [23] June 24 RHP Vic Black activated from the disabled list [25] May 19 INF Jeff Larish assigned from Short-Season Jamestown [24] June 25 RHP James McDonald returned from ML rehab [25] May 22 RHP Vic Black placed on the disabled list [23] June 26 RHP Jeanmar Gomez returned from ML rehab [25] May 23 RHP Jared Hughes optioned from Pittsburgh [24] June 28 INF Josh Harrison recalled by Pittsburgh [24] June 28 C Tony Sanchez optioned from Pittsburgh [25] SEASON IN REVIEW

9 2013 TRIBE TRANSACTIONS JUNE (Continued) AUGUST June 28 RHP Zack Thornton assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] Aug 1 RHP Brandon Cumpton optioned from Pittsburgh [25] June 28 RHP Duke Welker optioned from Pittsburgh [25] Aug 2 RHP Jared Hughes returned from Major League rehab [25] June 28 C Ali Solis assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] Aug 3 INF Jeff Larish released [24] June 28 INF Oscar Tejeda promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Aug 3 INF Robert Andino activated in Indianapolis [25] Aug 4 RHP David Bromberg assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] JULY Aug 4 RHP Vic Black optioned from Pittsburgh [25] Aug 5 RHP Ethan Hollingsworth assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] July 2 RHP Brandon Cumpton recalled by Pittsburgh [24] Aug 5 RHP Jameson Taillon promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] July 3 OF Jose Tabata recalled from rehab by Pittsburgh [24] Aug 13 OF Andrew Lambo selected by Pittsburgh [24] July 4 RHP Brandon Cumpton optioned from Pittsburgh [25] Aug 13 C Kelly Shoppach signed as a Minor League free agent [25] July 5 INF Oscar Tejeda assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] Aug 15 C Ali Solis assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] July 5 INF Josh Harrison optioned from Pittsburgh [25] Aug 15 OF Alex Presley optioned from Pittsburgh [25] July 5 INF Chase d Arnaud placed on the disabled list [24] Aug 17 RHP Brooks Brown placed on the disabled list [24] July 8 OF Brett Carroll placed on the disabled list [23] Aug 17 RHP Kyle Farnsworth signed as free agent, assigned to Indianapolis [25] July 8 OF Jerry Sands activated from the disabled list [24] Aug 17 INF Brian Bocock placed on the disabled list [24] July 8 RHP Ryan Reid optioned from Pittsburgh [25] Aug 17 OF Brett Carroll reinstated from the disabled list [25] July 9 INF Josh Harrison recalled to Pittsburgh [24] Aug 18 LHP Kris Johnson selected by Pittsburgh [24] July 10 INF Brian Bocock acquired WSH (SYR) (PTBNL for C Brian Jeroloman) [25] Aug 18 RHP Doug Mathis acquired from MIA and assigned to Indianapolis [25] July 10 INF Ivan DeJesus placed on Temporary Inactive List (bereavement) [24] Aug 19 RHP Ryan Reid recalled by Pittsburgh [24] July 10 INF Oscar Tejeda promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Aug 19 OF Andrew Lambo optioned to Indianapolis [25] July 12 RHP Tim Alderson traded to the Baltimore Orioles organization Aug 20 RHP Doug Mathis placed on the disabled list [24] July 12 in exchange for 1B/OF Russ Canzler [24] Aug 21 OF Felix Pie selected by Pittsburgh [23] July 13 INF Ivan DeJesus activated from the Temporary Inactive List [25] Aug 22 RHP Ryan Reid optioned from Pittsburgh [24] July 14 INF Oscar Tejeda assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] Aug 22 LHP Kris Johnson optioned from Pittsburgh [25] July 14 INF/OF Russ Canzler acquired from BAL and optioned to Indianapolis [25] Aug 22 OF Travis Snider begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [25] July 14 LHP Atahualpa Severino placed on the Temporary Inactive List [24] Aug 24 OF Andrew Lambo recalled by Pittsburgh [24] July 14 RHP Zack Thornton promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Aug 24 RHP Brooks Brown reinstated from the disabled list [25] July 14 RHP Jared Hughes begins Indianapolis portion of ML rehab [25] Aug 27 INF Russ Canzler designated for assignment [24] July 18 RHP Jose Contreras released [24] Aug 27 INF Brian Bocock reinstated from the disabled list [25] July 18 LHP Atahualpa Severino reinstated from the Temporary Inactive List [25] Aug 27 RHP Kyle McPherson recalled to Pittsburgh, placed on the 60-day DL [25] July 19 INF Neil Walker begins Indianapolis portion of ML rehab [25] Aug 28 C Kelly Shoppach released [24] July 19 INF Jeff Larish placed on the disabled list [24] Aug 28 C Carlos Paulino promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] July 20 RHP Jared Hughes Major League rehab transferred to IND [25] Aug 29 RHP Vic Black traded to New York Mets organization [24] July 23 C Ali Solis promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Aug 30 RHP Casey Sadler promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] July 23 RHP Vic Black recalled by Pittsburgh [24] Aug 31 RHP Stolmy Pimentel recalled by Pittsburgh [24] July 23 INF Neil Walker returned from Major League rehab [24] July 24 INF Chase d Arnaud reinstated from the disabled list [25] SEPTEMBER July 27 C Ali Solis assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] July 27 RHP David Bromberg promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Sept 1 LHP Kris Johnson recalled by Pittsburgh [23] July 27 RHP Zack Thornton assigned to Double-A Altoona [24] Sept 1 RHP Zack Thornton promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] July 27 RHP Ethan Hollingsworth promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Sept 1 RHP Kyle Farnsworth selected by Pittsburgh [23] July 28 C Tony Sanchez recalled by Pittsburgh [24] Sept 1 OF Gregory Polanco promoted from Double-A Altoona [24] July 28 C Ali Solis promoted from Double-A Altoona [25] Sept 1 OF Travis Snider ends Major League rehabilitation assignment [24] July 29 OF Alex Presley recalled to Pittsburgh [24] Sept 1 INF Russ Canzler outrighted [25] July 30 RHP Brandon Cumpton recalled by Pittsburgh as 26th man [23] Sept 4 RHP James McDonald begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [25] July 30 OF Brett Carroll reinstated from the disabled list [24] July 21 OF Brett Carroll placed on the disabled list [23] July 31 INF Jeff Larish reinstated from the disabled list [24] 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW 9

10 IL NORTH W L PCT. GB Home Away Div Streak Last 10 #Pawtucket Red Sox W2 8-2 & Rochester Red Wings W3 5-5 Buffalo Bisons W2 5-5 Lehigh Valley IronPigs L3 4-6 Scranton/WbRailRiders L2 4-6 Syracuse Chiefs L2 2-8 IL SOUTH W L PCT. GB Home Away Div Streak Last 10 #Durham Bulls W1 5-5 Norfolk Tides L1 6-4 Charlotte Knights W1 6-4 Gwinnett Braves L1 3-7 IL WEST W L PCT. GB Home Away Div Streak Last 10 # Indianapolis Indians L3 5-5 Columbus Clippers W2 6-4 Louisville Bats W3 6-4 Toledo Mud Hens L2 5-5 KEY : # - division winner & - wild card winner 2013 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE International League Final Standings, 2013 International League Postseason Awards MVP: Chris Colabello Rochester Red Wings Manager of the Year: Charlie Montoyo Durham Bulls Pitcher of the Year: J.D. Martin Durham Bulls Rookie of the Year: Chris Colabello Rochester Red Wings International League Players of the Week 2013 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK DATE Batters of the Week Pitchers of the Week APR 4-8 Chris Colabello, ROC Tony Cingrani, LOU APR 8-15 Brett Carroll, IND Adam Morgan, LHV APR Luis Jimenez, BUF Vidal Nuno, SWB APR Vince Belnome, DUR Freddy Garcia, NOR APR 29-MAY 6 Zoilo Almonte, SWB Jake Odorizzi, DUR MAY 6-13 Mark Hamilton, PAW Andy Oliver, IND MAY Chris Colabello, ROC Alex Colome, DUR MAY Matt Hague, IND Tim Corcoran, GWN MAY 27-JUN 3 Wil Myers, DUR Chien-Ming Wang, SWB JUN 3-10 Zelous Wheeler, NOR Greg Reynolds, LOU JUN Zach Walters, SYR J.D. Martin, DUR JUN Chris Rahl, SYR Vance Worley, ROC JUN 24-JUL 1 Andrew Lambo, IND Ethan Martin, LHV JUL 1-8 Cesar Hernandez, LHV Steven Wright, PAW JUL 8-15 Danny Dorn, TOL T.J. House, COL JUL Andy Wilkins, CHA Greg Smith, LHV JUL Zach Walters, SYR J.D. Martin, DUR JUL 29-AUG 5 Tyler Moore, SYR Yohan Flande, GWN AUG 5-12 Melky Mesa, SWB Pat Dean, ROC AUG Jeff Kobernus, SYR Charlie Haeger, PAW AUG Ronnier Mustelier, SWB Blaine Hardy, TOL AUG 26-SEP 3 Eduardo Escobar, ROC Zach Stewart, CHA SEASON IN REVIEW

11 IL BATTING LEADERS TEAM BATTING AVG G AB R RA H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SAC SF HBP BB IB SO SB CS DP SLG OBP LOB Durham Lehigh Valley Syracuse Norfolk Rochester Buffalo Pawtucket Indianapolis Scranton/WB Gwinnett Toledo Charlotte Columbus Louisville Batting Top 10 (minimum 2.7 PA/team game) BATTER CLUB AVG G AB R H HR RBI Colabello, Chris ROC Kobernus, Jeff SYR Hernandez, Cesar LHV Hoes, L.J. NOR Guyer, Brandon DUR Perez, Eury SYR Belnome, Vince DUR Presley, Alex IND Asche, Cody LHV Rahl, Chris SYR Runs Castellanos, Nick TOL 81 Belnome, Vince DUR 77 Hamilton, Billy LOU 75 Guyer, Brandon DUR 73 Beckham, Tim DUR 71 Triples Hernandez, Cesar LHV 9 Beckham, Tim DUR 7 Mitchell, Jermaine ROC 7 Richardson, Antoan ROC 7 5 others tied at 6. Extra-Base Hits Walters, Zach SYR 66 Mejia, Ernesto GWN 64 Hessman, Mike LOU 57 Castellanos, Nick TOL 56 Gomez, Mauro BUF 51 Stolen Bases Hamilton, Billy LOU 75 Carrera, Ezequiel COL 43 Kobernus, Jeff SYR 42 Pie, Felix IND 38 Hazelbaker, Jeremy PAW 37 Batting Category Leaders Hits Hague, Matt IND 153 Castellanos, Nick TOL 147 Lennerton, Jordan TOL 143 Belnome, Vince DUR 133 Figueroa, Cole DUR 132 Home Runs Gomez, Mauro BUF 29 Walters, Zach SYR 29 Mejia, Ernesto GWN 28 Dorn, Danny TOL 25 Hessman, Mike LOU 25 Total Bases Walters, Zach SYR 252 Mejia, Ernesto GWN 243 Castellanos, Nick TOL 240 Dorn, Danny TOL 228 Lennerton, Jordan TOL 221 On-Base Percentage Colabello, Chris ROC.427 Belnome, Vince DUR.408 Hoes, L.J. NOR.406 Lennerton, Jordan TOL.382 Tolleson, Steve CHA.381 Doubles Castellanos, Nick TOL 37 Hague, Matt IND 37 Belnome, Vince DUR 35 Mejia, Ernesto GWN 35 4 others tied at 32. RBI Mejia, Ernesto GWN 83 Dorn, Danny TOL 82 Walters, Zach SYR 77 Colabello, Chris ROC 76 Castellanos, Nick TOL 76 Walks Johnson, Dan NOR 96 Hermida, Jeremy COL 88 Belnome, Vince DUR 84 Lennerton, Jordan TOL 84 Fedroff, Tim COL 72 Slugging Percentage Colabello, Chris ROC.639 Gomez, Mauro BUF.521 Walters, Zach SYR.517 Mejia, Ernesto GWN.497 Hessman, Mike LOU SEASON IN REVIEW 11

12 IL PITCHING LEADERS TEAM PITCHING W-L ERA G CG SHO SV IP H AB TBF R ER HR SAC SF HB BB IB SO WP BK Durham Indianapolis Toledo Columbus Louisville Scranton/WB Norfolk Pawtucket Lehigh Valley Gwinnett Syracuse Buffalo Charlotte Rochester Pitching Top 10 (minimum 0.8 IP/team games) PITCHER CLUB W-L ERA IP H BB SO Johnson, Kris IND Reynolds, Greg LOU Martin, J.D. DUR Alvarez, Jose TOL Albers, Andrew ROC Pino, Yohan LOU Cumpton, Brandon IND Odorizzi, Jake DUR Wright, Steven PAW Poveda, Omar GWN Wins Martin, J.D. DUR 16 Berken, Jason CHA 12 Reynolds, Greg LOU 12 3 others tied at 11. Walks Issued Oliver, Andy IND 112 Tatusko, Ryan SYR 77 Bauer, Trevor COL 73 Corcino, Daniel LOU 73 Marshall, Brett SWB 68 HR Allowed Cloyd, Tyler LHV 21 Martinez, Joe COL 19 Reineke, Chad LOU 19 4 others tied at 17. WHIP Reynolds, Greg LOU 1.06 Alvarez, Jose TOL 1.08 Odorizzi, Jake DUR 1.13 Johnson, Kris IND 1.17 Albers, Andrew ROC 1.18 Pitching Category Leaders Losses Corcino, Daniel LOU 14 Hill, Shawn TOL 14 Stewart, Zach CHA 14 Berken, Jason CHA 12 Rosenbaum, Danny SYR 11 Games Started Rosenbaum, Danny SYR 28 Stewart, Zach CHA 28 Berken, Jason CHA 27 Martin, J.D. DUR 27 Hill, Shawn TOL 26 Saves Asencio, Jairo NOR 28 Carter, Anthony PAW 24 Guilmet, Preston COL 20 Yates, Kirby DUR 20 2 others tied at 17 Average Against Oliver, Andy IND.220 Odorizzi, Jake DUR.225 Martin, Ethan LHV.229 Johnson, Kris IND.234 Alvarez, Jose TOL.235 Strikeouts Oliver, Andy IND 138 Poveda, Omar GWN 133 Odorizzi, Jake DUR 124 Stewart, Zach CHA 122 Marshall, Brett SWB 120 Innings Pitched Stewart, Zach CHA Poveda, Omar GWN Berken, Jason CHA Martin, J.D. DUR Rosenbaum, Danny SYR Holds Delcarmen, Manny NOR 17 Cedeno, Juan GWN 12 Geltz, Steve DUR 10 Arredondo, Jose LOU 9 Beliveau, Jeff DUR 9 Complete Games Albers, Andrew ROC 3 Reynolds, Greg LOU 3 Rienzo, Andre CHA 3 Worley, Vance ROC 3 Wright, Steven PAW SEASON IN REVIEW

13 2013 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS Tony Sanchez is presented with his award as the IL s MVP of the 2013 Triple-A All-Star Game Photo By Kenny Karst 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW 13

14 2013 INDIANS STATISTICAL LEADERS Batting (League Position in Parenthesis) Pitching (League Position in Parenthesis) Average Alex Presley (8th) Wins Kris Johnson...10 (T-7th) Games Matt Hague (1st) Losses Brandon Cumpton... 7 At-Bats Matt Hague (1st) ERA Kris Johnson (1st) Runs Matt Hague (T-9th) Games Duke Welker...48 (T-8th) Hits Matt Hague (1st) Game Started Andy Oliver...24 (T-8th) Doubles Matt Hague (T-1st) CGs Cumpton/Johnson/Pimentel... 1 Triples Alex Presley... 6 (T-5th) Shutouts N/A...N/A Home Runs Andrew Lambo (T-10th) Saves Vic Black...17 (T-5th) RBI Matt Hague IP Kris Johnson Walks Matt Hague (6th) Hits Allowed Kris Johnson Strikeouts Jared Goedert Runs Allowed Andy Oliver Stolen Bases Felix Pie (4th) ER Allowed Andy Oliver SLG Alex Presley HR Allowed Brown/Godfrey OBP Matt Hague (T-6th) Walks Andy Oliver (1st) Errors Jared Goedert (T-2nd) Strikeouts Andy Oliver (1st) Indians Score First Opp Scores First When failing to score 0-7 Score 1 Run 3-11 Score 2 Runs 8-19 Score 3 Runs 12-6 Score 4 Runs Score 5 Runs 12-4 Score 6 Runs 9-1 Score 7 Runs 5-3 Score 8 Runs 6-2 Score 9 Runs 5-0 Score 10+ Runs 9-0 Games Decided By 1 Run Games Decided By 2 Runs Games Decided By 3 Runs Games Decided By 3+ Runs Collecting 0-3 Hits 0-5 Collecting 4-6 Hits Collecting 7-9 Hits NORTH Overall Home Road BUF LHV PAW ROC SWB SYR TOTALS Indians Record When... Indians vs. International League, 2013 SOUTH Overall Home Road CHA DUR GWN NOR TOTALS Home/Road Splits Collecting Hits 23-6 Collecting Hits 12-5 Collecting 16+ Hits 4-0 Extra Innings 16-7 Series Indians Outhit Opponent Opponent Outhits Indians Teams Tie In Hits 8-7 Indians Hit A HR Indians Do Not Hit A HR Indians Allow A HR Indians Do Not Allow A HR Day Games Night Games April 20-7 May June July August September 0-2 WEST Overall Home Road COL LOU TOL TOTALS Overall: At Home: On Road: Longest Win Streak: 7 (4/25-5/2) Longest Home Win Streak: 9 (4/25-5/12) Longest Road Win Streak: 6 (8/22-29) Longest Loss Streak: 7 (7/23-29) Longest Home Loss Streak: 5 (7/13-29) Longest Road Loss Streak: 4 (7/23-8/6) SEASON IN REVIEW