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1 Mississippi Braves (10-9, 43-44) vs Jacksonville Suns (9-10, 38-50) LHP Andrew Barbosa (1-1, 4.22) vs RHP Austin Brice (3-6, 5.00) Overall (43-44) 1st Half (33-35) 2nd Half (10-9) Game #88 July 16, 2015 Pearl, MS Trustmark Park TODAY S GAME: The M-Braves try to snap a two-game skid on Thursday night, taking on the Jacksonville Suns in the second of five games at Trustmark Park. Left-hander Andrew Barbosa makes his home debut for the Braves against right-hander Austin Brice. LAST TIME OUT: Jacksonville pulled away with four runs in the third against starter Jorge Reyes on the way to a 7-2 win over the M-Braves. Reyes took the loss, allowing six runs, four earned, on six hits over five frames. Kenny Wilson finished with a double, a two-run homer and three RBI to help the Suns win their third straight against the Braves. Mississippi was stifled by Suns right-hander Trevor Williams, allowing just a run on six hits over six innings for his sixth win of the year. Levi Hyams knocked three hits, while Matt Lipka, KD Kang and Kevin Ahrens got a pair of knocks each. Brandon Cunniff pitched a scoreless 2/3rds inning in an MLB rehab outing. THE STREAK CAME TO AN END-ONI: Emerson Landoni had his consecutive-hit streak end at ten, striking out looking in the first inning on Wednesday against Trevor Williams. He built the streak with back-to-back 5-for-5 games on Sunday and Monday, clubbing four doubles, a triple, four runs scored and four RBI. His 10-straight hits brought Landoni a hit shy of the Southern League and Mississippi Braves record for most consecutive hits (11), set by Matt Young on the M-Braves championship team in UNDER THREE HOURS: Sunday s 3:04 game time was just the 17th M-Braves game in 2015 to last more than three hours. Through this many games last year, the M-Braves had already played 31 contests of three-plus hours, playing 44 total by the end of the campaign. The average game time in the Southern League is down 12 minutes from 2:52 in 2014 to 2:40 in 2015, while game times in AAA and AA (leagues with pitch clocks) are down 11 minutes on average. SECOND HALF TEAM: The M-Braves have consistently been a second-half team through their 11-year history, posting a (.478 win percentage) mark in the first half, compared to a (.499 win percentage) in the second half. The Braves have finished with a better second-half record than first-half record for seven consecutive seasons, dating back to POWER SURGE: 11 days into the month of July, the M-Braves have already hit more home runs (7) than any other month so far in Kevin Ahrens and Levi Hyams each went yard Friday night to continue the barrage, the team s third multi-hr game of the year. The surge comes after the M-Braves managed just two home runs from May 18 to June 30, a span of 37 games over which they were WINNINGEST MANAGER: Manager Aaron Holbert needs just 5 wins to become the M-Braves all-time winningest manager. Phillip Wellman currently sits at the top with a record of compiled over four seasons. Holbert enters today s game with a record of over three-plus seasons. SLUGGING INTO THE HISTORY BOOKS?: The M-Braves have one of the lowest slugging percentages in Southern League and recent Minor League Baseball history. The current mark of.321 is on pace for the lowest SLG since the 1976 Columbus Astros slugged.302. Only four Southern League teams have slugged lower than the Braves current mark over a full season: 73 Birmingham A s (.306), 70 Mobile White Sox (.292), 67 Knoxville Smokies (.304) and the 76 Columbus club. Upcoming Promotions at Trustmark Park July 16 July 17 July 18 BC Powder Exit Sampling, Thirsty Thursday Touch a Truck/Junior League of Jackson Awareness Night Clinton Chamber of Commerce Night Julio Teheran Bobbleheads Flat Screen Friday, Friday Night Fireworks Game Trailer, Rally Appearance Teen Challenge Women s Ministry Awareness Night Super Tailgating Saturday, $10,000 Dash for Cash GMOG (General Manager on the Grill) 80s Night, Aquanet Performance On the Airways 2015 features the Mississippi Braves on the FM dial for the seventh season with WYAB FM. The two parties contract runs through the 2017 season. WYAB features all 70 M-Braves home games, all 70 M-Braves road games and the Southern League playoffs should the Braves make the postseason. Social Media instagram.com/mbraves youtube.com/mississippibraves at Trustmark Park at Jacksonville Total Alltime at Trustmark Park at Jacksonville Total Us vs Them Braves Stats Suns Record Batting Average Slugging Percentage On-Base Percentage Runs Scored Hits Runs Batted In Doubles Triples Home Runs Stolen Bases Sacrifice Bunts Sacrifice Flies GIDP Earned Run Average Average Against Strikeouts Walks Runs Allowed Earned Runs Allowed Home Runs Allowed Fielding Percentage Double Plays Errors 70 M-Braves vs Suns M-Braves vs Suns Day-by-Day Date Result Record W-L-S Att 5/21 W, 8-7 (10) 1-0 Rondon-Donatello-Weber 4,712 5/22 W, Jenkins-Esch-Kelly 6,469 5/23 W, Reyes-Brice 5,709 5/24 L, Williams-Ross-Donatello 5,938 5/25 L, Logan-Weber-Donatello 3,551 7/15 L, Williams-Reyes 2,548 7/16 7/17 7/18 7/19 9/3 9/4 9/5 9/6 9/7 On Deck The M-Braves hit the road for a brief twogame series at the Jackson Generals, wrapping up the season series with the Mariners affiliate. The Braves are 9-6 against Jackson this season but dropped a five-game series 3-2 in early July at Trustmark Park. In the Hole The M-Braves head back to Trustmark Park for a five-game set with the Mobile BayBears, double-a affiliate of the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Braves are 4-6 against the BayBears in 2015, including a 4-2 mark at Trustmark Park. On the Web For all of your M-Braves information needs, click over to mississippibraves.com. There you ll find photos, videos, live game stats and articles detailing every M-Braves player and the organization overall. Follow the links to listen to the M-Braves live audio stream all season long. Upcoming Probable Starters & Schedule Date Opponent Probable Starters Time (CT) This Series Thursday, July 16 vs Jacksonville Suns LHP Andrew Barbosa (1-1, 4.22) vs RHP Austin Brice (3-6, 5.00) 7:00 PM Friday, July 17 vs Jacksonville Suns RHP Greg Ross (3-8, 5.19) vs RHP Josh Hodges (1-0, 2.57) 7:00 PM Saturday, July 18 vs Jacksonville Suns RHP Victor Mateo (5-5, 2.87) vs LHP Matt Tomshaw (4-6, 3.89) 6:00 PM Sunday, July 19 vs Jacksonville Suns RHP Steve Janas (0-2, 4.50) vs RHP Scott Lyman (0-4, 8.10) 5:00 PM Next Series Monday, July 20 at Jackson Generals RHP Jorge Reyes (6-5, 2.81) vs TBD 7:05 PM Tuesday, July 21 at Jackson Generals LHP Andrew Barbosa vs TBD 7:05 PM Page 1

2 Tonight s Starter #58 Andrew Barbosa LHP , 4.22 ERA vs. Righties:.194, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.167, 0 HR TODAY S GAME Barbosa makes his home debut for the M-Braves against the Jacksonville Suns on Thursday night, looking to follow up on his 12-strikeout performance against Chattanooga on 7/10. It will be his first career appearance against the Suns. LAST TIME OUT Barbosa s struck out 12 Lookouts, the most K s by an M-Braves starter since Brandon Beachy struck out 13 Huntsville Stars on 7/15/10. He held the Lookouts over seven shutout frames and the M-Braves soared to a 9-0 win. Barbosa s 2015 Day-by-Day MOBILE (D-Backs) * Relief ^ Played at Trustmark Park Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR ND (L, 2-1) /17* BLX ND (L, 4-2) L, 1 (16-1) LONG ISLAND DUCKS (Independent) 9 Starts MISSISSIPPI Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR W, 1 (9-0) Struck out 12 Lookouts in his return to affiliated ball and his Braves organization debut, holding Chattanooga scoreless over seven frames 7/10 Signed by the Braves on 7/9 out of the independent Atlantic League Originally selected by Arizona in the 36th round of the 2012 draft from University of South Florida (Tampa, FL) Drafted four total times: 15th Round, 2006, Giants (Riverview HS); 48th Round, 2007, Giants (South Florida CC); 15th Round, 2010, Giants (University of South Florida) Started the season with Mobile but was released after three appearances 2014 Season Spent majority of the season with high-a Visalia in the California League, posting a 7-2 record with a 3.72 ERA in 19 starts. He struck out 117 in 87 innings, walking just 39. Also made one rehab appearance in the rookie Arizona League Season Played entire season at high-a Visalia, going 11-9 with a 3.81 ERA over 26 appearances and starts. Struck out 160 in innings while walking Season Began his professional career with the Missoula Osprey in the rookie-level Pioneer League. Made four starts, going 1-0 with a 0.41 ERA, striking out 28 and walking 9. Earned a promotion to low-a South Bend in the Midwest League, going 2-5 with a 4.82 ERA in 11 starts. Drafted in the 36th Round of the 2012 draft by the Arizona Diamondbacks out of the University of South Florida Barbosa s 2014 Day-by-Day VISALIA (D-Backs) Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR 4/3 STK L, 1 (4-1) /8 MOD W, 1 (8-1) /13 STK W, 2 (7-4) /30 LE ND (L, 4-3, 10) /5 STK ND (W, 8-6) /11 BAK ND (W, 5-3) /17 SJ ND (L, 7-6, 11) /22 MOD W, 3 (4-2) /27 BAK ND (W, 11-9) /13 IE ND (W, 4-3) /18 LAN ND (W, 7-5) /24 SJ ND (W, 10-9) /29 BAK L, 2 (6-4) /3 MOD ND (W, 8-6) /8 BAK W, 4 (6-5) /14 STK ND (L, 11-6) /19 RC W, 5 (2-0) /24 SJ W, 6 (8-0) /30 BAK W, 7 (12-3) AZL D-BACKS Date Opp. Decision IP H R ER BB SO HR 7/4 GIA ND (W, 9-7, 11) Barbosa s Last IP (7/10 at CHA) K (7/10 at CHA) BB...3 (4/20 at MTG) H... 3 (Last: 7/10 at CHA) R...5 (4/20 at MTG) ER...5 (4/20 at MTG) HR... Win...7/10 at CHA Loss...4/20 at MTG Save... CG... HR... WP... BK... Braves Record when Barbosa: Starts: 1-0 Gets a Decision: 1-0 No Decision: 0-0 Relieves: 0-0 Barbosa s Runs Allowed By Inning Total Runs Earned Runs Barbosa s Career Stats Year Club W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WP AVG 2012 Missoula South Bend Visalia AZL D-Backs Visalia Long Island (Ind.) Mobile Mississippi Minor League Totals M-Braves Last Ten Quality Starts (At Least 6.0 IP & 3 ER or Less) Pitcher Date Opp. H/R Dec. IP H R ER BB SO HR BK WP GO/AO AVG Stephen Janas 7/13 CHA R L, 2 (4-3) /1.281 Andrew Barbosa 7/10 CHA R W, 1 (9-0) /2.125 Jorge Reyes 7/9 CHA R W, 6 (6-5) /5.242 Victor Mateo 7/7 JXN H W, 5 (9-1) /6.244 Greg Ross 7/6 JXN H L, 8 (2-1) /7.318 Tyrell Jenkins 7/3 JXN H W, 5 (4-2) /4.241 Greg Ross 7/1 BLX R ND (L, 2-1, 10) /2.315 Victor Mateo 6/26 PSC H W, 4 (1-0) /4.244 Jake Brigham 6/17 TNS R L, 3 (8-0) /7.226 Tyrell Jenkins 6/15 BLX H L, 4 (2-1) /5.238 Page 2

3 Bullpen Totals W-L: Saves/Opp: 30/41 ERA: 3.35 IP: R: 135 SO: 259 H/HR: 276/12 ER: 111 BB: 132 1st Batter/Retired: 225/142 Inherited Runners/Scored: 100/27 Last Relief Outing M-Braves Bullpen Bullpen Briefs Bullpen by the Month Month W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB SO HR April May June July August September Season Spotlight Pitcher Date W/L/S IP H R ER BB SO HR Inherited/Scored 1st Batter/Retired Longest Outing Shortest Outing Saves/Chances Cunniff 7/ / Harper 7/ /3 10/ Hursh 7/ /1 2/ Jackson 5/ /2 8/ Jones, T. 7/ /4 23/ /11 Kennelly 7/ /0 1/ Lamm 7/ /2 26/ /2 McKirahan 7/ / Peterson 7/12 S, /2 6/ /4 Reyes 6/ /2 13/ /2 Robinson 7/ /2 31/ /3 Rohm 4/ / Rondon 7/12 W, /2 29/ /3 Ross 5/4 W, / Trepagnier 7/12 BS, /4 27/ /1 Waszak 4/23 W, 1 (BS, 1) / /1 Weber 5/25 L, /1 9/ /1 Bullpen Capsules #18 Ryne Harper RHP , 1.62 ERA vs. Righties:.125, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.174, 0 HR Transferred to MIS from low-a Rome on 5/23 Selected by the Braves in the 37th round of the 2011 draft out of Austin Peay State University. Began the season on the AAA Gwinnett Disabled List. Transferred to Rome 5/22. Made one appearance for Rome (1.2 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 3 K) Brother Reed Harper also plays in the Braves system, a 2B/SS currently at high-a Carolina 2011: Made his professional debut with the GCL Braves (1-0, 0.00) before moving up to R-Danville (2-0, 0.83). Selected as the organization s August Pitcher of the Month for Danville after going 2-0 with a 0.61 ERA 2012: Started with Low-A Rome (0-2, 4.32). Finished with High-A Lynchburg (2-1, 1.83). Posted a 1.53 ERA in 17.2 innings during the month of August. 2013: Ranked tied for third in the Braves organization with 11 saves. Ranked 4th in the organization in relievers ERA (1.79). Didn t allow a run until May 25. Drove in 2 runs with a double in the top of the ninth. Recorded his first save of the season on 4/5 against Mobile (2 IP, 1 H, 2 BB, 3 K). In 10 July relief appearances, he notched 2 saves and recorded a 0.82 ERA. Limted right-handed hitters to a.197 average. 2014: Made 48 relief appearances for Mississippi, going 9-5 with a 2.58 ERA, striking out 93 and walking just 24 in 76.2 IP. Finished third in Braves system in wins with 9. Harper s Last Five Relief Appearances 7/7 JXN H, /29 PSC /25 PSC #8 Jason Hursh RHP , 5.57 ERA vs. Righties:.339, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.333, 2 HR Made first relief appearance on 7/10 after going 2-6 with a 5.63 ERA as a starter Selected by the Braves in the first round (31st overall) of the 2013 draft out of Oklahoma State Named Braves Minor League Pitcher of the Year in 2014 after going 11-7, 3.58 ERA with Mississippi Father, Bruce, was a punter at SMU in the 70s Missed the 2012 college season after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Enters the season ranked by Baseball America as the No. 6 prospect in the Braves system and the No. 13 prospect according to MLB.com s rankings. 2013: Drafted by the Braves in the first round (31st overall) out of Oklahoma State. Started professional career with the low-a Rome Braves, going 1-1 with a 0.67 ERA. Allowed just two earned runs on 20 hits over 27.1 innings. 2014: Skipped over high-a, opening the season at double-a Mississippi. Posted an 11-7 record with a 3.58 ERA over 27 appearances, 26 starts. Allowed just 59 ER on 151 hits in IP. Named Atlanta Braves Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Hursh s Last Five Relief Appearances #28 Tyler Jones RHP , 1.67 ERA vs. Righties:.241, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.282, 0 HR Strung together 16.0 straight scoreless innings from 5/19 to 7/5, a team high for relievers Named a Southern League All-Star but didn t pitch in the game Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on 5/8 Signed by the Braves as an MiLB Free Agent in March, 2015 Selected by the Twins in the 11th Round of the 2011 draft out of LSU 2011: Made professional debut with the rookie-level Elizabethton Twins (0-0, ERA, 4 App, 1 GS) 2012: Made 18 appearances, 16 starts with the low-a Beloit Snappers in the Midwest League. Went 5-5, 4.67 ERA, striking out 102 in 86.2 IP. 2013: Moved full-time to relief role. Appeared in 24 games for low-a Cedar Rapids Kernels (4-3, 1.93) and 12 games for high-a Fort Myers Miracle (1-3, 4.20) 2014: Made 40 relief appearances for high-a Fort Myers (3-3, 3.73). Released by Twins during Spring Training Jones Last Five Relief Appearances 7/15 JAX /8 JXN /5 JXN S, Page 3

4 #32 Mark Lamm RHP , 3.05 ERA vs. Righties:.213, 1 HR vs. Lefties:.340, 0 HR Activated off the DL, 4/16; Began the season on the DL. Selected by the Atlanta Braves in the sixth round of the 2011 draft out of Vanderbilt Switched to sidearming prior to 2015 season; Used to be 3/4 armslot 2011: Limited opponents to a.173 mark during his first professional season. Made two appearances with Danville (R), fanning four in two innings before finishing the season at High-A Lynchburg (1-2, 3.16). Picked up his first professional save on 8/18. Went with a 2.03 ERA in 25 outings for Vanderbilt in Missed his 2010 season at Vandy due to Tommy John surgery. 2012: Spent the season at Double-A, posting a record of 2-7 with a 3.92 ERA. Converted 10 of 13 save opportunities. Recorded his best numbers in April, notching three saves and a 1.54 ERA in 11 games. His 10 saves on the year were second-most in the Braves organization. Also finished tied for 2nd in the Southern League with 39 games finished. 2013: Spent most of the season at Double-A Mississippi, posting a record of 3-3 with a 2.56 ERA in 35 outings. Struck out 48 in 45.2 innings of work. Selected as a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star. Finished the season at Triple-A Gwinnett where he went 3-3 with a 3.63 ERA in 18 relief appearances. Ranked fourth among all Braves farmhands in appearances (53) and fifth in saves (10). 2014: Went 1-3 with a 5.93 ERA in 16 games at Triple-A Gwinnett before hitting the disabled list May 27. Also appeared in four rehab games with the GCL Braves. #25 David Peterson RHP , 1.69 ERA vs. Righties:.267, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.125, 0 HR Posted a 1-0 record and a 2.82 ERA with high-a Carolina over 15 relief appearances, nailing down six saves Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina on 6/27 Selected by the Braves in the 8th round of the 2012 draft out of College of Charleston (Alma mater of Yankees OF Brett Gardner) Named a Lousville Slugger Freshman All-American in 2009 Drafted three times: Reds (40th Rd, 2008 from Las Lomas HS, chose college); Astros (49th Rd, 2011, College of Charleston, went back for senior season) 2012: Began pro career with low-a Rome Braves, making 20 relief appearances and going 4-1 with a 1.93 ERA with 8 saves. 2013: Made five appearances, four starts, for advanced-a Lynchburg before Tommy John Surgery ended his season. Went 0-2 with a 2.89 ERA. 2014: Returned from Tommy John Surgery 6/24 to make 19 appearances for high-a Lynchburg, going 1-1 with a 4.50 ERA. Bullpen Capsules Lamm s Last Five Relief Appearances 7/15 JAX H, /8 JXN /6 JXN /4 JXN S, Peterson s Last Five Relief Appearances S, S, /8 JXN /5 JXN W, BS, #27 Andrew Robinson RHP , 2.45 ERA vs. Righties:.213, 2 HR vs. Lefties:.227, 1 HR Struck out the side vs CHA 4/23 for his 2nd save Acquired by ATL from HOU in exchange for cash considerations on July 4, Selected by the Astros in the 12th round of the 2010 draft out of Georgia Tech. From Senoia (pronounced suh-noy), GA, one of the primary shooting locations of The Walking Dead 2010: Made his professional debut at Tri-City, 3-2, 2.83 in 20 games. 2011: Went 8-10 with a 6.29 ERA in 29 appearances (21 starts) at High-A Lancaster. 2012: Appeared in 44 games with the Lancaster JetHawks (4-5, 4.33). Struck out 74 in 60.1 IP. 2013: Went 5-2 with a 3.28 ERA in 38 games at Double-A Corpus Christi. 2014: Began the season at Double-A Corpus Christi where he went 4-2 with two saves and a 1.89 ERA in 20 relief appearances. Went 3-0 with one save and a 0.77 ERA in eight games during the month of April. Promoted to Triple-A Oklahoma City in mid-june. Went 0-2 with one save and a 4.50 ERA in six outings for the RedHawks all earned runs came in one outing. Acquired by ATL from HOU in exchange for cash considerations on July 4. Went 5-0 with a 2.54 ERA in 17 games with the M-Braves. #48 Francisco Rondon LHP , 7.09 ERA vs. Righties:.323, 0 HR vs. Lefties:.265, 0 HR Signed by the Braves as a free agent on November 7, 2014 Originally signed by the NY Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on Feb. 25, : Debuted with the DSL Yankees, appearing in 14 games, going 1-3 with a 3.09 ERA. 2007: Went 4-1 with a 3.65 ERA in 13 games during his second season with the DSL Yankees. 2008: Worked nine games, four starts, with the GCL Yankees (2-1, 3.22). 2009: Went 3-2 with a 2.32 ERA in 11 games. Selected as a NYP Mid-Season All-Star. 2010: Recorded an ERA of 7.71 in 10 outings with the RiverDogs. 2011: Went 1-0 and did not allow a run in four outings at Staten Island. Posted a record of 2-3 with a 4.67 ERA in 19 relief appearances at Low-A Charleston. 2012: Appeared in 41 games at Double-A Trenton (5-0, 3.96). Also had two outings at High-A Tampa and one outing at Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. 2013: Spent most of the season at Double-A Trenton (4-3, 4.01) where he appeared in 30 games, six starts. Rondon also appeared in three games with the Triple-A RailRiders. 2014: Split time between Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (3-1, 3.32) and Double-A Trenton (3-2, 3.69). Posted his best numbers with Trenton during the month of July when he went 1-0 with one save and a 1.13 ERA in six outings. Held lefties to a.083 batting average. With Scranton/WB, he posted his best numbers in June (2-0, 0.66). #30 Bryton Trepagnier RHP , 4.71 ERA vs. Righties:.271, 2 HR vs. Lefties:.245, 0 HR Picked up his first win in the M-Braves 6-5 extra-inning victory over JXN, 4/17 Acquired by the Atlanta Braves via trade with the Pittsburgh Pirates in exchange for Edward Salcedo on February 5, Originally selected by the Pirates in the 41st round of the 2010 draft our of East St. John High School (LA) 2010: Made his professional debut with the GCL Pirates, posting a record of 1-2 with a 4.74 ERA in 11 outings. 2011: Made 12 appearances with the GCL Pirates where he went 1-3 with a 6.04 ERA. 2012: Began the season with the GCL Pirates (4-1, 3.21) before making two final appearances with the State College Spikes (0-0, 3.38). 2013: Spent the entire season at Low-A West Virginia where he went 5-5 with a 4.95 ERA in 43 relief appearances. 2014: Posted a record of 4-1 with a 2.53 ERA in 38 outings at High-A Bradenton. Selected as a Florida State League Mid-Season All-Star. Robinson s Last Five Relief Appearances 7/15 JAX /8 JXN /5 JXN Rondon s Last Five Relief Appearances W, /7 JXN /4 JXN H, L, Trepagnier s Last Five Relief Appearances BS, /5 JXN /29 PSC W, Page 4

5 Batting Capsules #17 Kevin Ahrens INF Last Game:.500 (2-4) Series:.500 (2-4) vs. JAX:.278 (5-18, 2 2B, 2 BI) Streak: 1 game (2-4,.500) Long Streak: Last HR: 7/10 at CHA (Z. Jones) vs. RHP:.241 (46-191), 2 HR 8 games (11-32,.344) vs. LHP:.220 (11-50), 2 HR AB: 6 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 3 3B: R: 2 CS: K: 1 HBP: Launched a three-run home run in Pensacola on 5/18 that bounced off a light post and landed in the Bay Signed by the Braves as a free agent on December 23, Selected by the Toronto Blue Jays in the first round (16th overall) of the 2007 draft out of Memorial High School in Houston 2007: Made his professional debut with the GCL Blue Jays, hitting.230 in 48 games. 2008: Hit.259 with 25 doubles in 122 games at Low-A Lansing. Selected as a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star 2009: Posted a.215 batting average through 105 games at High-A Dunedin. 2010: Hit.265 with eight home runs in 66 games at Low-A Lansing. Also played 28 games at High-A Dunedin, posting a.187 average. 2011: Spent the entire season at High-A Dunedin where he hit.242 with a career-high 13 home runs and 54 RBI in 121 contests. 2012: Repeated Dunedin, hitting.240 through 120 games. Named Player of the Week, 6/ : Posted a.218 average in 73 games at Double-A New Hampshire. Notched his best numbers during the month of July when he hit.282 with six extra-base hits and six RBI. 2014: Posted a.266 batting average with 41 doubles, a triple, seven homers and 65 RBI in 129 games at High-A Lynchburg. Put up his best numbers during the month of June when he hit.402 with 14 doubles in 23 games. Hit.314 in 105 at bats with runners on base with two outs. Ranked second among all Braves minor leaguers with 65 RBI. Ranked among Carolina League Leaders in doubles (41, 1st), hits (127, t-3rd), extra base hits (49, 4th), games played (129, 5th) and at bats (478, 5th). #9 Levi Hyams INF Last Game:.750 (3-4, 3B, R) Series:.750 (3-4, 3B, R) vs. JAX:.750 (3-4, 3B, R) Streak: 5 games (8-18,.444) Long Streak: Last HR: 7/10 at CHA (Lee) vs. RHP:.273 (15-55), 0 HR 5 games (8-18,.444) vs. LHP:.304 (7-23), 1 HR AB: 4 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: RBI: 1 H: 3 3B: 1 R: 1 CS: K: 1 HBP: Promoted to MIS from high-a Carolina 6/2 Originally selected by Atlanta in the 19th Round in 2012 out of U. of Georgia Teammate of Atlanta Braves SP Alex Wood at UGA Played three years of high school ball at Santa Fe Christian in Oceanside, CA, playing under former Twins hurler Rick Aguilera; Graduated from Colonial Forge HS in Stafford, VA Hit.221/.299/.337 with 2 HR, 8 RBI with Carolina over 34 G to start : Selected in the 19th Round by the Braves out of the University of Georgia; Hit.254 with 5 HR, 28 RBI in 45 games for rookie level Danville 2013: Split season between low-a Rome and high-a Lynchburg, hitting.317 at Rome with 1 HR and 26 RBI in 52 games. Hit.191 with 2 HR, 13 RBI in 53 games for Lynchburg. 2014: Spent full season with high-a Lynchburg, posting a.238 clip with two home runs and a career-high 41 RBI in 108 games for the Hillcats #4 Eric Garcia INF Last Game: 0-1 as PH Series:.000 (0-1) vs. JAX:.333 (5-15, 3 2B, 2 BI) Streak: 6 games (0-17) Long Streak: Last HR: 6/4 vs JXN (Wood) vs. RHP:.200 (24-120), 1 HR 5 games (6-15,.400) vs. LHP:.257 (9-35), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 2 HR: SB: BB: 1 RBI: 1 H: 1 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 1 HBP: Promoted to MIS from High-A Carolina on 5/8 Originally selected by the Braves in the 20th round of the 2012 draft from Missouri Selected as Most Outstanding Player in 2012 Big 12 Championship, going 2-for-4 in the clinching game over Oklahoma 2012: Split year between the rookie-level GCL and Danville clubs, hitting.228 in 41 games with 3 HR and 19 RBI. 2013: Played majority of the season in class-a Rome, where he hit.255 with 4 HR and 39 RBI. Also played three games at high-a Lynchburg, going 2-for : Spent most of the season at advanced-a Lynchburg, hitting.238 with 23 RBI in 82 games; Also appeared in 15 games for low-a Rome, hitting.226 with a HR #12 KD Kang OF Last Game:.667 (2-3, BB, R) Series:.667 (2-3, R) vs. JAX:.353 (6-17, 4 R, 3 RBI) Streak: 6 games (11-24,.458) Long Streak: Last HR: 7/9 at CHA (Wimmers) vs. RHP:.268 (49-183), 2 HR 5 games (9-21,.429) vs. LHP:.268 (15-56), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 1 HR: 1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 4 3B: 1 R: 2 CS: K: 3 HBP: Became third 2015 M-Brave with four hits in a game, going 4-for-4 on 6/3 vs JXN Drove in the game-tying and go-ahead runs in the M-Braves 6-2 win over TNS, 4/11 Blasted his first homer of the season, a two-run shot, in the M-Braves 8-7 win over TNS, 4/10 Signed by the Braves as a free agent on December 8, Selected by Tampa Bay, 15th Round, 2006 out of Parkview High School, same school as Jeff Francoeur; Forwent a commitment to the University of Georgia Parents moved family to Alabama when he was 14, then to Gwinnett County soon after. Mom read an article about Francoeur and decided Parkview was the best school for KD to continue his baseball career First ever South Korean-born player to be taken in the draft; Plenty of Korean-born players in MLB, but all were non-drafted free agents 2007: Made his professional debut with R-Princeton, posting a.276 average in 55 games. 2008: Hit.278 while driving in 43 runs in 69 games at Hudson Valley. Selected as a NYP Mid- Season All-Star. Named Player of the Week, August 11. Hit.323 during August. 2009: Hit.307 with 29 doubles in 89 games at Low-A Bowling Green. Named to the All-Star Futures Game. 2010: Played 86 games, hitting.241 with 15 doubles at High-A Charlotte. 2011: Posted a.263 batting average with 11 home runs in 99 games at Double-A Montgomery. Selected as a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star. 2012: Launched 14 home runs and added 18 doubles and four triples to hit.243 in 104 games at Double-A Montgomery. Selected as a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star. Named Player of the Week, May : In 17 games at High-A Charlotte, Kang posted a.339 batting average. In 107 games with the Biscuits, he hit.251 with a career-high 15 home runs. 2014: Signed as a free agent with the Baltimore Orioles prior to the season. Posted a.282 average with 22 doubles and 12 home runs at Double-A Bowie. # Sean Godfrey OF Last Game:.250 (1-4) Series:.250 (1-4) vs. JAX:.250 (1-4) Streak: 2 games (2-9,.222) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.105 (4-38), 0 HR 6 games (7-23,.304) vs. LHP:.391 (9-23), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: HR: SB: BB: 1 RBI: 2 H: 2 3B: R: 1 CS: K: HBP: Promoted to MIS from High-A Carolina on 6/25 Originally selected by the Braves in the 22nd round of the 2014 draft from Ball State University Hit.304/.331/.425 over 62 games at high-a Carolina. He hit 12 doubles, five home runs and drove in 22 before his promotion to Mississippi 2014: Drafted in the 22nd round of the 2014 draft out of Ball State University. Began professional career at rookie-level Danville, where he hit.412 with a.574 slugging percentage over 16 games. He was promoted to class-a Rome, where he hit.275 with three home runs and 24 RBIs. Spent the last 11 games of the year at high-a Lynchburg, going 14-for- 42 (.333) with four doubles and a triple. #14 Matt Kennelly C Last Game:.000 (0-3, BB) Series:.000 (0-3) vs. JAX:.077 (1-13, 2B, 2 R) Streak: 2 games (0-7) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.220 (18-82), 0 HR 8 games (9-25,.360) vs. LHP:.189 (7-37), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 1 HR: SB: BB: RBI: 1 H: 2 3B: R: 1 CS: K: HBP: Reassigned from AAA Gwinnett to MIS on 5/13 Signed by ATL as a NDFA 8/18/06 out of Australia 2015 is his fourth season in Mississippi and 9th in the Braves organization Signed again by the Braves as a free agent on November 18, : Spent the season in the Australian Summer League. Signed by ATL as a NDFA 8/ : Played for the GCL Braves, catching in 31 of the 39 games played. Hit.296 against lefties, but just.188 against right-handers. 2008: Started the season at R-Danville before being promoted to Low-A Rome in late July. Bounced between Rome and Danville, appearing in 44 games at Danville and 10 at Rome. Went hitless in his first game with Rome and then hit safely in his other nine games, going 16-32, including two three-hit games and a three-rbi game. 2009: Split the season between Myrtle Beach and Rome. Compiled a.225 average with 11 doubles, two homers and 22 RBIs between both stops. Was a non-roster invitee to ST. 2010: Spent the entire season with High-A Myrtle Beach where he batted.226 in 76 games. After struggling with monthly avgs of.148 in June and.194 in July, he hit.306 in Aug. 2011: Drove in 3 of the M-Braves 14 runs in a 14-7 victory over JXN on 7/5. Broke a team-long 14-game hitting streak (17-49,.347) on 6/9 vs CHA. Made two apperances with GWN (.286, 2-7). 2012: Spent the entire season at Double-A Mississippi, hitting.254 in 62 games. 2013: Started the season with Triple-A Gwinnett where he hit.417 in 5 games. Released by the Braves on 5/13 and signed with the Reds in mid-june. Assigned to Double-A PNS where he hit.207 in nine games before moving to Triple-A Louisville in July. 2014: Spent the entire season at Double-A Mississippi, hitting.266 in 68 games. Named a Southern League Mid-Season All-Star Page 5

6 Batting Capsules #19 Emerson Landoni INF Last Game:.000 (0-5) Series:.000 (0-5) vs. JAX:.200 (4-20, 2 RBI, 2 R) Streak: 1 game (0-5) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.238 (43-181), 0 HR 7 games (20-32,.625) vs. LHP:.379 (25-66), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 3 HR: SB: BB: 1 RBI: 3 H: 5 3B: 1 R: 4 CS: K: 1 HBP: Clubbed back-to-back 5-for-5 games against Chattanooga 7/12-13 Signed by the Atlanta Braves as a free agent on December 20, Originally signed by the Florida Marlins as a non-drafted free agent, Dec. 1, 2005 Released by Florida May 18, 2007; Signed by Yankees as a FA in : Originally signed by the Florida Marlins as a non-drafted free agent on December 1, Hit.263 in 62 games with the VSL Tigers/Marlins 2007: Did not play after being released by Florida on May 18, : Signed by the Yankees as a FA in Posted a.310 avg in 36 games with GCL Yankees. 2009: Hit.185 in 10 games for High-A Tampa and.237 in 27 games for short-season Staten Island. Also appeared in one game for the GCL Yankees. 2010: Spent season with Low-A Charleston, hitting.280 in 84 games for the RiverDogs. 2011: Signed by the Atlanta Braves on December 20, Hit.254 in 83 games with High-A Tampa. Played every position except catcher and center field. Pitched in one game (7/29 vs CHA) where he picked up the win after working two scoreless innings. 2012: Spent most of the season with High-A Lynchburg (.217, 67 G) but also played in four games for Double-A Mississippi, batting.273. Also played in the Venezuelan Winter League for the Caribes de Anzoategui. 2013: Spent most of the season at High-A Lynchburg, hitting.276 in 65 games for the Hillcats. Appeared in 16 games for the M-Braves, hitting.325. Posted his best numbers with the Hillcats during the summer months, hitting.323 and.322 in June and July, respectively. 2014: Split time between High-A Lynchburg (.270, 52 G) & Double-A Mississippi (.271, 59 G). #24 David Rohm OF Last Game: 0-1 as PH Series:.000 (0-1) vs. JAX:.071 (1-14, 2B) Streak: 1 game (0-1) Long Streak: Last HR: 5/16 at PSC (Sampson) vs. RHP:.247 (43-174), 1 HR 5 games (6-18,.333) vs. LHP:.211 (12-57), 0 HR AB: 5 2B: 1 HR:1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 3 3B: 1 R: 2 CS: K: 3 HBP: Slapped a game-tying 3B in 9th 4/20 vs. Chattanooga, completing a 5-0 comeback; Steve Rodriguez laid down a safety squeeze to drive him home for 6-5 win Selected by the Braves in the ninth round of the 2010 draft out of Fresno City College. Father David Sr. played in Blue Jays system, ; Teammate of 2011 M-Braves Manager Rocket Wheeler in both Utica ( ) and Dunedin (1978) 2010: Selected in the ninth round of the 2010 draft. Made his professional debut with the GCL Braves, hitting.320 in 19 games. Also appeared in 17 games at Rookie-Danville where he batted.319 with six doubles. 2011: Led Rome hitters and tied for third in the South Atlantic League in triples (8). Ranked ninth among Braves minor leaguers in batting average (.289). Hit.355 with nine doubles, two triples and three home runs in 28 games during the month of August. 2012: Hit.304 in 46 at bats against lefties. Compiled a.288 average on the road compared to a.185 mark at home. 2013: Selected as a Carolina League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star. Ranked fourth in the Carolina League with a.302 batting average. He also ranked second in hits (150) and triples (8), and ranked fifth in runs scored (77). Rohm ranked among all Braves minor leaguers in the following categories: first in runs (77) and hits (150), third in at bats (496) and doubles (33), fourth in batting average (.302), tied for sixth in total games (130), ninth in RBI (53) and 10th in slugging percentage (.413). Rohm posted his best numbers during the months of April (.358, 22 G) and August (.336, 31 G). 2014: Spent the entire season at Double-A Mississippi where he hit.255 in 114 games. Posted his best numbers during the month of May, hitting.341 with seven doubles, two triples and 18 RBI in 27 games. Hit.302 with runners on base. Pitched a third of an inning on April 18. Strung together nine-game and 11-game hitting streaks early in the season. #7 Matt Lipka OF Last Game:.400 (2-5) Series:.400 (2-5) vs. JAX:.231 (3-13, R, RBI) Streak: 4 games (7-18,.389) Long Streak: Last HR: 7/1 at BLX (Wagner) vs. RHP:.295 (61-207), 1 HR 15 games (23-56,.411) vs. LHP:.238 (15-63), 0 HR AB: 7 2B: 2 HR: 1 SB: 1 BB: 1 RBI: 1 H: 3 3B: 1 R: 2 CS: 1 K: 3 HBP: 1 Ended M-Braves 21-game homerless drought with a solo home run 7/1, his first home run in exactly two years to the day (Last: 7/1/2013 for Lynchburg Hillcats) Put together a 15-game hit streak from 4/15 to 5/2, the 9th longest streak in team history Had the first batting pitch clock violation in team history on 5/3 Selected by the Braves in supplemental round of the 2010 draft out of McKinney HS in Texas. Committed to Alabama as a two-way player out of HS; Would have played WR for Nick Saban 2010: Named as a MiLB.com Organization All-Star. Selected as a GCL Post-Season All-Star. Hit a combined.288 with 8 doubles, 4 triples, a homer, 25 RBI and 21 stolen bases in 52 games between the GCL Braves & R-Danville. Ranked 8th among all Braves farmhands in stolen bases. Selected as the July Player of the Month for the GCL club (.340). Named GCL Player of the Year. Rated by Baseball America as the 5th-best prospect in the GCL. 2011: Entered the season ranked as the sixth-best prospect in the Braves system according to Baseball America. Spent the entire season at Low-A Rome. Led all Braves farmhands with 28 stolen bases. Led the Rome club and ranked second in the South Atlantic League in at bats (530). Named by Baseball America as the fastest baserunner and the best athlete in the Braves organization. 2012: Appeared in 51 games for High-A Lynchburg before being sidelined by a hamstring injury. Hit.288 against right-handers and.209 against lefties. Was hitting.333 through 9 games during the month of June before hitting the DL for the remainder of the season. 2013: Entered the season ranked by Baseball America as the 14th-best prospect in the Braves system as well as the best overall athlete in the Braves system. Hit.251 in 131 games at High-A Lynchburg. Ranked 4th in the Carolina League in at bats (525) and 4th in stolen bases (37). Ranked among all Braves minor leaguers in the following categories: fifth in total games (131), second in runs scored (76), fourth in triples (7), second in stolen bases (37), first in at bats (525), third in hits (132) and tied for fifth in doubles (29). 2014: Entered the season ranked by Baseball America as the 24th-best prospect in the Braves system. Rated by Baseball America as the Best Athlete and Fastest Baserunner in the Braves system entering the season. Placed on the DL with a left hand contusion, May 7, and missed the remainder of the season. #15 Steve Rodriguez C Last Game: 0-1 as PH Series:.000 (0-1) vs. JAX:.000 (0-1) Streak: 3 games (0-7) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.158 (12-76), 0 HR 2 games (3-6,.500) vs. LHP:.273 (6-22), 0 HR AB: 4 2B: 1 HR: SB: BB: 1 RBI: 3 H: 2 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 2 HBP: 1 Walk-off safety squeeze vs. Chattanooga 4/20; Braves erased a 5-0 deficit in final two frames for 6-5 win Activated off DL 6/25 Originally selected by the Arizona Diamondbacks in the 15th round of the 2011 draft out of UCLA At UCLA, served as catcher for Gerrit Cole (#1 overall, Pirates, 2011), and Trevor Bauer (#3 overall, DBacks, 2011) Selected by the Braves in the Rule 5 Draft on December 11, : Made his professional debut with Yakima (R) where he hit.195 with three doubles. 2012: Raised his average to.242 in his second season with short-season Yakima. Hit.389 against lefties. 2013: Split time between Low-A South Bend (.216, 16 G) and High-A Visalia (.197, 40 G). 2014: Appeared in nine games at High-A Visalia, hitting.250 with five extra base hits. Finished the season with Double-A Mobile where he posted a.267 batting average. Hit.333 when leading off. #5 Rio Ruiz INF Last Game:.500 (1-2, 2 BB) Series:.500 (1-2) vs. JAX:.133 (2-15, 2 R, 6 BB) Streak: 4 games (4-14,.286) Long Streak: Last HR: 7/3 at BLX (Strong) vs. RHP:.228 (45-197), 0 HR 4 games (4-14,.286) vs. LHP:.231 (12-52), 1 HR AB: 5 2B: 2 HR: 1 SB: BB: 2 RBI: 2 H: 3 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 2 HBP: Clubbed first double-a HR 7/3 at Biloxi, a two-run shot in the ninth to give the M-Braves a 4-3 win Enters the season ranked among the Braves best prospects according to Baseball America (No. 11) and MLB.com (No. 7). Ruiz was a non-roster invitee to big league camp. Acquired by the Braves via trade with the Astros along with Mike Foltynewicz & Andrew Thurman in exchange for Evan Gattis & James Hoyt on January 14, Originally selected by the Astros in the fourth round of the 2012 draft out of Bishop Amat high school in La Puente, CA, same school that produced Michael Young, Dan Haren Verbally committed to Southern Cal as a two-way player in football and baseball; Would have played QB under Lane Kiffin 2012: Made his professional debut with the GCL Astros, hitting.271 in 23 games. Also appeared in 15 games at R-Greeneville where he posted a.220 batting average. 2013: Spent the entire season at Low-A Quad Cities where he hit.260 with 46 extra base hits and 63 RBI. Selected as a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star. 2014: Posted a.293 average with 37 doubles, two triples, 11 homers and 77 RBI in 131 games at High-A Lancaster. Hit.312 against lefties. Posted his best numbers during the month of July when he hit.333 in 26 games. Selected as an Arizona Fall League Rising Star. #20 Braeden Schlehuber C Last Game: DNP Series: DNP vs. JAX: Streak: 1 game (1-3) Long Streak: Last HR: vs. RHP:.162 (6-37), 0 HR 5 games (6-18,.333) vs. LHP:.133 (2-15), 0 HR AB: 4 2B: HR: SB: BB: RBI: H: 2 3B: R: 1 CS: K: 1 HBP: Drafted 4th Round, 2008 out of College of Southern Nevada From Bountiful, Utah, grew up down the street from Braves great Dale Murphy Lives in Atlanta now, helping catch bullpen sessions at Turner Field during offseason 2015 is fourth season with the M-Braves Hit.168 in 32 games at AAA Gwinnett, his first experience at AAA 2008: Made his professional debut with the GCL Braves, hitting.268 in 41 games. Ranked by Baseball America as the 18th-best prospect in the Atlanta system after the season. 2009: Hit.199 in 100 games at Low-A Rome. His 23 doubles ranked second and his 37 RBI ranked fourth on the team. 2010: Split the season between Low-A Rome (.221, 48 G) & High-A Myrtle Beach (.115, 27 G). 2011: Started the season with High-A Lynchburg (.248, 36 G) before moving up to Double-A Mississippi (.233, 26 G). Named Carolina League Player of the Week, 5/ : Spent the entire season with High-A Lynchburg, hitting.270 in 87 games for the Hillcats. Selected as a Carolina League Mid-Season and Post-Season All-Star. Established singleseason career highs in batting average (.270), HR (8), RBI (42), triples (4), slugging percentage (.439) and OPS (.767). Led the Carolina League in appearances by a catcher (84 games) and posted a.987 fielding percentage. Named June Player of the Month for Lynchburg, hitting.313 with four doubles, a triple, three home runs 10 runs scored and seven RBI. 2013: Posted his best numbers during the month of May when he hit.333 with two doubles, three home runs and 10 RBI in 10 games 2014: Played in 77 games for double-a Mississippi, hitting.230 with 3 HR and 41 RBI, splitting playing time with Matt Kennelly; Threw out a career high 49% (30 SB, 29 CS) of wouldbe base stealers Page 6

7 Starts By Position 1B: Kevin Ahrens (31), Seth Loman (37), Corban Joseph (2), Matt Kennelly (13), Levi Hyams (4) 2B: Daniel Castro (1), Corban Joseph (29), Emerson Landoni (15), Eric Garcia (26), Levi Hyams (16) 3B: Kevin Ahrens (15), Rio Ruiz (70), Emerson Landoni (1), Levi Hyams (1) SS: Daniel Castro (20), Emerson Landoni (49), Eric Garcia (17), Levi Hyams (1) LF: KD Kang (27), Matt Lipka (45), Kevin Ahrens (5), Sean Godfrey (7), David Rohm (2), Joey Terdoslavich (1) CF: Matt Lipka (26), Mallex Smith (53), Sean Godfrey (8) RF: KD Kang (26), David Rohm (57), Chris O Dowd (2), Matt Lipka (1), Sean Godfrey (1) C: Chris O Dowd (22), Steve Rodriguez (28), Matt Kennelly (22), Braeden Schlehuber (15) P: Jake Brigham (12), Jason Hursh (15), Tyrell Jenkins (16), Victor Mateo (15), Greg Ross (15), Ryan Weber (3), Jorge Reyes (7), Steve Janas (3), Andrew Barbosa (1) DH: KD Kang (8), David Rohm (2), Rio Ruiz (3), Seth Loman (8), Kevin Ahrens (11), Matt Kennelly (1), Mallex Smith (1), Braeden Schlehuber (1) Statistical Breakdown Score First Shutouts Score in 2 innings Score in 4 innings Leading after 6 innings Tied after 6 innings Trailing after 6 innings Leading after 8 innings Tied after 8 innings Trailing after 8 innings Record Breakdown Opponents Score First Score in 1 inning Score in 3 innings Score in 5 > innings Leading after 7 innings Tied after 7 innings Trailing after 7 innings Score 2 or Fewer Runs Score 3 Runs Score 4 or More Runs Starts By Batting Order 1: Mallex Smith (54), Matt Lipka (26), Sean Godfrey (7) 2: Emerson Landoni (32), Daniel Castro (21), Corban Joseph (11), Matt Lipka (10), Eric Garcia (8), Chris O Dowd (1), Levi Hyams (2), Sean Godfrey (2) 3: Rio Ruiz (23), David Rohm (20), KD Kang (26), Kevin Ahrens (12), Joey Terdoslavich (1), Matt Kennelly (5) 4: Seth Loman (29), Kevin Ahrens (40), KD Kang (18) 5: David Rohm (20), Seth Loman (12), Chris O Dowd (11), KD Kang (7), Matt Kennelly (5), Kevin Ahrens (5), Rio Ruiz (24), Corban Joseph (3) 6: Rio Ruiz (26), David Rohm (17), KD Kang (6), Levi Hyams (5), Corban Joseph (3), Steve Rodriguez (3), Chris O Dowd (3), Emerson Landoni (10), Matt Kennelly (10), Seth Loman (2), Kevin Ahrens (2) 7: Corban Joseph (6), Emerson Landoni (13), Chris O Dowd (8), Steve Rodriguez (7), KD Kang (4), Matt Lipka (5), Eric Garcia (11), Seth Loman (2), Matt Kennelly (8), David Rohm (4), Kevin Ahrens (3), Levi Hyams (8), Braeden Schlehuber (3), Sean Godfrey (5) 8: Corban Joseph (8), Emerson Landoni (9), Matt Lipka (14), Chris O Dowd (1), Steve Rodriguez (10), Eric Garcia (19), Tyrell Jenkins (1), Greg Ross (1), Levi Hyams (5), Matt Kennelly (8), Braeden Schlehuber (9) Sean Godfrey (2) 9: Jake Brigham (8), Jason Hursh (9), Tyrell Jenkins (9), Matt Lipka (17), Victor Mateo (10), Greg Ross (8), Emerson Landoni (1), Steve Rodriguez (8), Ryan Weber (1), Eric Garcia (5), Jorge Reyes (4), Levi Hyams (2), Steve Janas (1), Braeden Schlehuber (4) Hit Breakdown Multi-Hit Games Player Total Games Season High Kevin Ahrens , 7/10 at CHA Daniel Castro , 4/12 vs TNS Eric Garcia 7 7 2, Last: 6/19 at TNS Sean Godfrey 3 3 2, Last: 7/10 at CHA Levi Hyams , Last: 7/15 vs JAX Matt Kennelly , 7/9 at CHA Emerson Landoni , Last: 7/13 at CHA Matt Lipka , Last: 6/29 vs PSC KD Kang , 6/3 vs JXN Matt Kennelly 2 2 2, Last: 7/12 at CHA Chris O Dowd , 5/7 at BLX Steve Rodriguez 2 2 2, Last: 7/4 vs JXN David Rohm , 6/12 vs BLX Rio Ruiz , 6/29 vs PSC Braeden Schlehuber 1 1 2, 7/1 at BLX Mallex Smith , Last: 5/22 at JAX RBI Breakdown Multi-RBI Games 2-Out Player Total RBI RBI Season High Kevin Ahrens , Last: 7/12 at CHA Daniel Castro , Last: 5/6 at BLX Eric Garcia , 6/4 vs JXN Sean Godfrey , 7/12 at CHA Ryne Harper 1 1, 6/18 at TNS Levi Hyams , 7/10 at CHA Corban Joseph , 5/21 at JAX KD Kang , 7/9 at CHA Matt Kennelly , Last: 7/8 vs JXN Emerson Landoni , 7/12 at CHA Matt Lipka , Last: 7/13 at CHA Seth Loman , 6/2 (1) vs JXN Chris O Dowd , Last: 4/17 at JXN Andrew Robinson 1 1, 4/11 vs TNS Steve Rodriguez , 4/18 at JXN David Rohm , Last: 7/9 at CHA Rio Ruiz , Last: 7/11 at CHA Braeden Schlehuber 2 1 1, Last: 7/7 vs JXN Mallex Smith , Last: 6/11 vs BLX Joey Terdoslavich 1 1, 6/3 vs JXN Braves on the Bases 2B 3B HP Total Player SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT SB-ATT Kevin Ahrens 3-3, , Daniel Castro 2-4, , ,.667 Eric Garcia 1-2, ,.500 Sean Godfrey 4-4, , Levi Hyams 1-1, , Corban Joseph 0-3, , ,.250 KD Kang 1-3, ,.333 Matt Kennelly 0-1, ,.000 Emerson Landoni 1-5, ,.200 Matt Lipka 11-14, , , ,.778 Seth Loman 1-1, , Chris O Dowd 3-3, , ,.750 Steve Rodriguez 0-1, ,.000 David Rohm 2-3, ,.667 Rio Ruiz 1-2, ,.500 Braeden Schlehuber 1-1, , Mallex Smith 15-20, , ,.793 Total 47-70, , , ,.693 Pickoffs 13 First Game of Series First Game of Homestand First Game of Road Trip Following an Off Day Final At-Bat Decisions In Errorless Games With a Homer With No Homers Day Night Following a Win Following a Loss In Decision By Starters Last Game of Series Last Game of Homestand Last Game of Road Trip Run Games Run Games Run Games Allow a Homer Allow No Homers Vs. Righty Starters Vs. Lefty Starters Starter Goes <5 Innings Starter Goes 5> Innings In Decision By Bullpen Daily & Monthly Breakdown Day Home Road Month Home Road Monday April Tuesday May Wednesday June Thursday July Friday August - - Saturday September - - Sunday Total Total Series Breakdown Home Road Braves Opp. Type Won-Lost-Split Won-Lost-Split Sweeps Sweeps 3-Game Game Game Game Double Headers Home Run Breakdown Braves Solo... 9 Opponent Solo...12 Braves 2-Run... 7 Opponent 2-Run...13 Braves 3-Run... 3 Opponent 3-Run...2 Braves Grand Slams... Opponent Grand Slams...1 Total Total Score MIS Inn. OPP 40 1st nd rd th th th th th th th 4-11th th th th 3 Braves By Inning Home Runs MIS Inn. OPP 4 1st 2 2 2nd 1 1 3rd 3 1 4th 4 1 5th 5 1 6th 4 2 7th 4 3 8th 2 2 9th th 1-11th th th th - Braves Big Innings Errors MIS Inn. OPP 11 1st 7 9 2nd rd th 1 8 5th th th th th 7-10th 2-11th th 2-13th th Outfield Assists Player 1st 2nd 3rd Home Sean Godfrey 1 KD Kang 1 1 Emerson Landoni 1 Matt Lipka David Rohm Mallex Smith 3 1 Page 7

8 Statistical Breakdown PH Kevin Ahrens...1-9,.111 Eric Garcia...3-7,.429 Levi Hyams...0-2,.000 Corban Joseph...2-3,.667 KD Kang...2-7,.286 Ryan Kelly...1-1, Emerson Landoni...2-7,.286 Seth Loman...0-5,.000 Steve Rodriguez...0-5,.000 David Rohm ,.364 Rio Ruiz...0-2,.000 Braeden Schlehuber...0-1,.000 Total ,.250 Pinch & Designated Hitters DH Kevin Ahrens ,.310 KD Kang ,.483 Matt Kennelly...2-4,.500 Seth Loman ,.167 Steve Rodriguez...0-2,.000 David Rohm...2-7,.286 Rio Ruiz...2-9,.222 Braeden Schlehuber...0-3,.000 Mallex Smith...2-3,.667 Total ,.300 Pitchers at the Plate Pitcher s Hitting R 2B 3B HR RBI Sac BB K Jake Brigham 0-7, Ryne Harper 1-2, Jason Hursh 1-14, Steve Janas 0-1, Tyrell Jenkins 2-16, Ryan Kelly 1-2, Mark Lamm 0-1,.000 Victor Mateo 0-13, Mike Nesseth 0-1, Jorge Reyes 1-10, Andrew Robinson 0-2, Greg Ross 3-13, Bryton Trepagnier 0-2, Ryan Weber 1-3, Totals 10-87, Shutouts Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S W, Reyes-Chapman L, Lopez-Mateo-Magnifico W, Hursh-Sampson-Kelly W, Reyes-Brice L, Williams-Ross-Donatello 5/29 PSC W, Brigham-Jones-Shackelford 6/2 (1) JXN W, Mateo-DeCecco-Nesseth 6/10 L, Hagens-Reyes 6/13 BLX L, Johnson-Mateo-Strong 6/14 BLX L, Hall-Hursh L, Johnson-Brigham 6/26 PSC W, Mateo-Wright-Jones 6/27 PSC L, Adelman-Lamm-Weiss W, Barbosa-Lee 2005: : : : : : : : : : : 7-7 All-Time Record: Extra-Inning Games Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/17 JXN W, 6-5 (12) 1-0 Trepagnier-Tanabe-Kelly L, 5-4 (10) 1-1 Simmons-Robinson W, 5-2 (10) 2-1 Robinson-Obispo W, 3-2 (10) 3-1 Robinson-Weiss-Jones W, 8-7 (10) 4-1 Rondon-Donatello-Weber 5/27 PSC L, 7-5 (14) 4-2 Johnson-Trepagnier-Shackelford 6/5 JXN W, 4-3 (12) 5-2 Trepagnier-Anderson W, 2-1 (10) 6-2 Mateo-Reavis-Jones L, 2-1 (10) 6-3 Strong-Rondon One-Run Games Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 4/10 TNS W, Reyes-Santiago-Kelly L, Hernandez-Jenkins W, 6-5 (12) 2-1 Trepagnier-Tanabe-Kelly 4/20 CHA W, Jackson-Reed 4/22 CHA W, Brigham-Berrios-Kelly 4/24 CHA L, Burdi-Reyes,Jones L, 5-4 (10) 4-3 Simmons-Robinson L, Locante-Kelly-Miller 5/4 MTG W, Ross-Hagens-Kelly L, Hall-Hursh-Magnifico 5/12 (1) MOB W, Jenkins-Blair 5/12 (2) MOB W, Reyes-Hively-Kelly 5/14 MOB L, Hessler-Ross-Miller W, Hursh-Sampson-Kelly W, Robinson-Weiss-Jones L, Stephenson-Reyes-McMyne W, Rondon-Donatello-Weber W, Jenkins-Esch-Kelly 5/29 PSC W, Brigham-Stephenson-Jones 6/5 JXN W, 4-3 (12) 13-7 Trepagnier-Anderson W, 2-1 (10) 14-7 Mateo-Reavis-Jones 6/10 L, Snell-Jenkins-Stowell 6/15 BLX L, Suter-Jenkins-Magnifico 6/26 PSC W, Mateo-Wright-Jones 6/27 PSC L, Adleman-Lamm-Weiss L, 2-1 (10) Strong-Rondon W, Peterson-Strong-Jones 7/6 JXN L, Diaz-Ross-Zych W, Reyes-Wimmers-Peterson W, Rondon-Chargois-Peterson L, Hurlbut-Janas-Muren 2005: : : : : : : : : : : All-Time Record: : : : : : : : : : : : 6-3 All-Time Record: Doubleheaders Date Opponent Result Record W-L-S 5/12 (1) MOB W, Jenkins-Blair 5/12 (2) MOB W, Reyes-Hively-Kelly 6/2 (1) JXN W, Mateo-DeCecco-Nesseth 6/2 (2) JXN W, Hursh-Hernandez-Jones 6/10 L, Snell-Jenkins-Stowell 6/10 L, Hagens-Reyes 2005: : : : : : : : : : : 4-2 All-Time Record: Walk-Off Wins Date Opponent Result Player Type of Hit 4/20 CHA 6-5 W Steve Rodriguez Safety squeeze, sacrifice 6/5 JXN 4-3 (12) W Matt Lipka Infield Hit w/ bases loaded Page 8

9 Statistical Breakdown Last Time It Happened Against the Braves Hitting Four-Hit Game... Carlos Lopez (5/21/15 at JAX) Five-Hit Game... Rich Poythress (8/17/12 at JXN) Four-Run Game... Carlos Lopez (5/21/15 at JAX) Three-Double Game... Daniel Robertson (4/30/15 vs MTG) Four-RBI Game... Jordy Lara (7/5/15 vs JXN) Five-RBI Game... Travis Harrison (7/12/15 at CHA) Six-RBI Game... Ed Easley (7/8/11 at MOB) Eight-RBI Game...Eric Eymann (5/16/08 at CHA) Grand Slam... Justin O Conner (5/3/15 vs MTG) Lead-Off Home Run (Inning)... Brandon Macias (6/15/15 vs BLX) Lead-Off Home Run (Game)... Walk-Off Home Run... Gerson Montilla (4/26/15 at MOB) Walk-Off Grand Slam...Brad Davis (5/14/09 at JAX) Walk-Off Hit (Non-HR)...Elliot Soto (6/15/14 at TNS) Back-to-Back Home Runs... Travis Harrison, Adam Walker (7/12/15 at CHA) Two-Home Run Game...Tom Belza (4/25/15 at MOB) Two-Home Run Inning (Ind.)... Lee Cruz (7/24/08 at BIR) Pinch-Hit Home Run...JR Hopf (4/18/09 at HVL) Multi-Home Run Inning... Travis Harrison, Adam Walker (7/12/15 at CHA) Inside-the-Park Home Run... Marc Krauss (4/8/12 vs MOB) Hit for Cycle... Victor Mercedes (6/10/07 at BIR) Pitching One-Hitter...Fiers/Luetge/Byrd/Wooten (6/29/11 at HVL) Two-Hitter...Evan Anundsen (6/3(1)/12 at HVL) Three-Hitter... Dylan Floro (8/13/14 vs MTG) Shutout (Ind.)... Shutout...Adleman/Weiss (6/27/15 vs PSC) Back-to-Back Shutouts...Johnson/Strong & Hall/Barnes (6/13-14/15 vs HVL-MTG) Three Straight Shutouts... (4/17-19/14 vs HVL-MTG) Shortened Complete Game...Evan Anundsen (6/3(1)/12 at HVL) Complete Game... Alex Colome (7/29/12 at MTG) 10+Strikeouts (Ind.)... Robert Stephenson (5/29/15 vs PSC) Miscellaneous Triple Play...Mayorson/Concepcion (8/19/08) Three or More Steals, One Game...Quintin Berry - 4 (8/7/11 vs CAR) Position Player Pitched... Carlton Tanabe (4/17/15 at JXN) Nine Steals (Team), One Game.Gordon/Robinson/Nivar 2/Perez 3/Herrera/Smith (6/12/10 vs CHA) Steal of Home... Nick Ahmed (5/27/13 at MOB) Pitcher Homered... Tyler Thornburg (4/26/12 vs HVL) Pitcher Clock Violation... Jacob Barnes (5/8/15 at BLX) Batter Clock Violation... Last Time It Happened for the Braves Hitting Two Infield Hit Game... Matt Lipka (6/27/15 vs PSC) Three Infield Hit Game... Javier Guzman (4/11/08 vs MOB) Four-Run Game... Emerson Landoni (7/12/15 at CHA) Five-Run Game... Luis Bolivar (4/18/10 at WTN) Four-Hit Game... KD Kang (6/3/15 vs JXN) Five-Hit Game... Emerson Landoni (7/13/15 at CHA) Back-to-back Five-Hit Games... Emerson Landoni (7/12-13/15 at CHA) Three-Double Game... Emerson Landoni (7/12/15 at CHA) Two-Triple Game...Marcus Lemon (6/7/11 at MTG) Four-RBI Game...Cedric Hunter (6/19/14 vs JXN) Five-RBI Game...Cedric Hunter (6/8/14 vs CHA) Six-RBI Game...Jaime Pedroza (8/2/13 at HVL) Grand Slam...Kyle Kubitza (6/5/14 vs CHA) Lead-Off Home Run (Game)... Mycal Jones (4/26/14 at PNS) Lead-Off Home Run (Inning)... Seth Loman (5/3/15 vs MTG) Lead-Off Home Run (Back-to-Back Games)... Mycal Jones (4/25-26/14 at PNS) Pinch-Hit Home Run...Barrett Kleinknecht (8/3/14 vs MOB) Inside-the-Park Home Run... Kyle Kubitza (8/31(2)/14 at HVL) Two-Home Run Game... Daniel Castro (7/16/14 at BIR) Back-to-Back Home Runs...Eric Duncan & Willie Cabrera (7/10/10 vs BIR) HR on Consecutive Pitches...Eric Duncan & Willie Cabrera (7/10/10 vs BIR) Multi-Home Run Inning... Kyle Kubitza & Braeden Schlehuber (4/26/14 at PNS) Walk-Off Home Run... Gustavo Nunez (8/23/14 vs BIR) Walk-Off Hit...Barrett Kleinknecht (7/10/14 vs MOB) Walk-Off Squeeze Bunt... Steve Rodriguez (4/20/15 vs CHA) Hit for Cycle... Tyler Pastornicky (7/5/11 vs JXN) Pitching No-Hitter (Ind.)...Tommy Hanson (6/25/08 vs BIR) No-Hitter (Combined)... Julio Teheran & Tyrelle Harris (8/2/10 vs MOB) One-Hitter... Jake Brigham (6/4/15 vs JXN) Two-Hitter... Jenkins/Reyes/Robinson/Kelly (4/21/15 vs CHA) Three-Hitter... Weber/Reyes/Robinson/Kelly (5/12/15 (1) vs MOB) Four-Strikeout Inning... Arodys Vizcaino (7/14/11 vs TNS) 10+ Strikeouts (Ind.)...Andrew Barbosa - 12 (7/10/15 at CHA) Shutout...Barbosa/Hursh/Robinson (7/10/15 at CHA) Back-to-Back Shutouts... Hursh & Northcraft/Cornely (5/30(1&2)/14 vs PSC) Three Consecutive Shutouts... M. Coenen/B. O Connor/M. Wright (6/26-28/05 at TNS) Shortened Complete Game...Tyrell Jenkins (6/10/15 (1) at MTG) Complete Game... Jake Brigham (6/4/15 vs JXN) Took No-Hitter Thru 5... Tyrell Jenkins (5/22/15 at JAX) Took No-Hitter Thru 6... Took No-Hitter Thru 7... Took No-Hitter Thru 8... Jake Brigham (Perfect Game into 9th--6/4/15 vs JXN) Miscellaneous Triple Play...Boscan/Guzman (7/6/08 vs CHA) Position Player Pitching...Matt Kennelly (7/5/15 vs JXN) Two Position Players Pitched in a Game...Gustavo Nunez & David Rohm (4/18/14 vs HVL) Pitcher Homered...David Hale (6/11/12 at TNS) Two Pitchers Homered...Kris Medlen & Dan Smith (6/5/08 at MOB) Pitcher Batted Twice in One Inning...Aaron Shafer (8/8/11 vs CAR) All Three Outfielders Recorded an OF Assist... Harrilchak/Jones/Nelson (8/11/11 at MOB) Three or More Steals, One Game...Matt Young (6/6/09 at MOB) Nine Steals (Team), One Game...Rozema/Burrus/Esquivel/Pope/Salty (5/1/07 at MOB) Steal of Home...Matt Lipka (5/22/15 at JAX) Crowd of 7, ,051 (7/3/13 vs MOB) Pitcher Clock Violation... Jake Brigham (5/2/15 vs MTG) Batter Clock Violation... Matt Lipka (5/3/15 vs MTG) Grand Slams (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 7/17/05 Iker Franco WTN 5/26/06 Michael Rosamond BIR 7/27/06 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MOB 8/6/06 Josh Burrus MTG 5/2/07 Josh Burrus MTG 6/8/07 Mike Rozema BIR 5/17/08 Jason Perry CHA 5/14/10 Mauro Gomez CHA 9/1/10 Mycal Jones WTN 9/4/10 Michael Daniel BIR 7/21/11 Antoan Richardson JAX 6/7/12 Joe Terdoslavich TNS 5/7/13 Jaime Pedroza MTG 6/3/13 Luis Nunez CHA 6/5/14 Kyle Kubitza CHA Back-to-Back Home Runs (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 4/20/05 Scott Thorman & Brian McCann MTG 4/10/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia & Matt Esquivel CAR 5/9/07 Brent Lillibridge & Brandon Jones WTN 6/25/07 Clint Sammons & Van Pope MTG 7/15/07 Brandon Jones & Matt Esquivel MTG 6/21/08 Greg Creek & Kala Ka aihue MTG 7/31/08 Reid Gorecki & Kala Ka aihue CHA 5/25(2)/09 Brandon Hicks & Concepcion Rodriguez MOB 8/7/09 Brandon Hicks & Jason Heyward HVL 5/14/10 Mauro Gomez & Donell Linares CHA 7/10/10 Eric Duncan & Willie Cabrera BIR Multi-Home Run Games (all-time) Homers Date Batter Opponent 2 7/24/05 Josh Burrus MOB 2 8/11/05 Luis Hernandez CHA 2 8/20/05 Michael Rosamond JAX 2 5/29/06 Barbaro Canizares JAX 2 6/4/06 Michael Rosamond CAR 2 7/27/06 Jarrod Saltalamacchia MOB 2 4/10/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia CAR 2 4/24/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia BIR 2 4/27/07 Brandon Jones MOB 2 5/6/07 Brandon Jones MTG 2 7/15/07 Matt Esquivel MTG 2 5/23/08 Kala Ka aihue TNS 2 5/29/08 Jason Perry WTN 2 6/6/08 Jordan Schafer MOB 2 6/30/08 Kala Ka aihue MTG 2 8/18/08 Jordan Schafer CAR 2 8/25/09 Brandon Hicks CHA 2 7/2/10 Mauro Gomez BIR 2 4/24/11 Ernesto Mejia MTG 2 6/30(1)/11 Donell Linares HVL 2 9/2/11 Ed Lucas CAR 2 9/3/11 Ernesto Mejia CAR 2 8/4/12 Joe Leonard CHA 2 5/19/13 Braeden Schlehuber JAX 2 6/9/13 Christian Marrero PNS 2 7/19/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 8/5/13 Barrett Kleinknecht HVL 2 8/11/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 4/26/14 Kyle Kubitza PNS 2 5/23/14 Cedric Hunter CHA 2 7/16/14 Daniel Castro BIR Walk-Off Home Runs (all-time) Date Batter Opponent 4/30/05 Brian McCann WTN 4/11/06 Michael Rosamond MOB 7/20/06(2) Brandon Jones TNS 8/24/06 Michael Rosamond MOB 4/11/07 Brandon Jones CAR 8/30/08 Kala Ka aihue WTN 8/22/12 Bobby Stevens HVL 4/18/13 Christian Marrero JXN 6/9/13 Christian Marrero PNS 8/23/14 Gustavo Nunez BIR Home Runs in Consecutive Games (all-time) Games Date Batter Opponent 3 4/29-5/1/07 Matt Esquivel MOB 3 5/13-15/10 Cody Johnson CHA 3 9/1(2)-3/12 Evan Gattis MOB 3 5/15-17/13 Jose Martinez HVL-JAX 2 6/5-6/05 Jonathan Schuerholz HVL 2 6/21-22/05 Scott Thorman CAR 2 7/1-2/05 Jeff Francoeur MOB 2 5/30-31/06 Michael Rosamond CHA 2 6/11-12/06 Michael Rosamond CHA 2 8/15-16/06 Josh Burrus TNS 2 8/23-24/06 Ray Serrano MOB 2 4/9-10/07 Matt Esquivel HVL-CAR 2 4/10-11/07 Jarrod Saltalamacchia CAR 2 4/16-17/07 Diory Hernandez WTN 2 7/15-17/07 Brandon Jones MTG-JAX 2 4/18-19/08 Diory Hernandez BIR-HVL 2 4/20-21/08 Jason Perry HVL 2 4/25-26/08 Jason Perry MOB 2 5/8-9/08 Kala Ka aihue WTN 2 5/15-16/08 Reid Gorecki CHA 2 5/19-20/08 Quentin Davis CHA-TNS 2 6/16-17/08 Reid Gorecki CAR 2 7/31-8/1/08 Reid Gorecki CHA/HVL 2 8/3-4/08 JC Holt HVL 2 8/16-18/08 Jordan Schafer MOB-CAR 2 5/18(2)-19/09 Willie Cabrera MTG 2 4/28-29/10 Cody Johnson MTG-JAX 2 5/1-2/10 Cody Johnson JAX 2 7/2-3/10 Luis Bolivar BIR 2 7/9-10/10 Willie Cabrera BIR 2 8/13-14/10 Mauro Gomez MTG 2 9/1-2/10 Mycal Jones WTN 2 4/16-17/11 Donell Linares MOB 2 5/4(1&2)/11 Tyler Pastornicky CHA 2 6/17-18/11 Ernesto Mejia JAX 2 7/11-13/11 Ernesto Mejia MOB-TNS 2 7/23-24/11 Ernesto Mejia JAX 2 9/1-2/11 Ed Lucas CAR 2 9/2-3/11 Ernesto Mejia CAR 2 5/4-5/12 Evan Gattis MOB 2 6/3(2)-4/12 Ian Gac HVL 2 8/18-19/12 Jaime Pedroza JXN-HVL 2 4/27-29(1)/13 Christian Marrero HVL 2 5/8-9/13 Kyle Russell MTG 2 7/18-19/13 Christian Bethancourt JXN 2 8/11-13/13 Christian Bethancourt PNS 2 8/14-15/13 Tommy La Stella PNS 2 4/25-26/14 Mycal Jones PNS 2 4/28-30/14 Seth Loman PNS-JAX 2 6/25-26/14 Seth Loman BIR 2 6/28-29/14 Cedric Hunter BIR-HVL 2 8/19-20/14 Barrett Kleinknecht MOB 2 8/22-23/14 Gustavo Nunez BIR Page 9