COLORADO ROCKIES 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW

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1 COLORADO ROCKIES 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW FINAL STATS W-L-S Team Batting Avg Runs-Per-Game Rockies/Opp. Runs...780/745 Rockies/Opp. HR /184 OBP/SLG /.435 Team ERA Starter ERA Bullpen ERA Opp. Batting Avg HOME RUNS NL PLAYERS Player HR 1. Nolan Arenado Trevor Story...37 T3. Matt Carpenter...36 T3. Christian Yelich...36 T5. Jesús Aguilar...35 T5. Max Muncy...35 RUNS BATTED IN NL PLAYERS Player RBI 1. Javier Báez T2. Nolan Arenado T2. Christian Yelich T4. Jesús Aguilar T4. Trevor Story EXTRA-BASE HITS NL PLAYERS Player XBH 1. Trevor Story Javier Báez...83 T3. Nolan Arenado T3. Matt Carpenter Christian Yelich...77 WINS NL PITCHERS Player W T1. Jon Lester...18 T1. Miles Mikolas...18 T1. Max Scherzer...18 T4. Kyle Freeland T4. Aaron Nola...17 ERA NL PITCHERS Player ERA 1. Jacob degrom Aaron Nola Max Scherzer Miles Mikolas Kyle Freeland STRIKEOUTS NL PITCHERS Player SO 1. Max Scherzer Jacob degrom Patrick Corbin German Márquez Aaron Nola SAVES NL RELIEVERS Player SV 1. Wade Davis Kenley Jansen Felipe Vázquez Brad Boxberger Raisel Iglesias...30 STRIKEOUTS NL RELIEVERS Player Strikeouts 1. Josh Hader Adam Ottavino Kirby Yates...90 T4. Jeremy Jeffress...89 T4. Felipe Vázquez...89 ROCK AROUND THE BLOCK The Colorado Rockies are in the postseason for the second straight season, their first back-to-back postseason appearances in franchise history both times have entered as the second Wild Card Colorado was in a tie for first place in the National League West Division before dropping a tiebreaker game in Los Angeles on Oct. 1. The Rockies finished the 2018 regular season with a record of 91-72, their second-best record in franchise history and their best since going a franchise-best in The Rockies spent 25 days in first place, four days tied for first place, 61 days in second place, 14 days tied for second place, 31 days in third place, six days tie for third place and 22 days in fourth place. Finished with their best road record in franchise history at 44-38, the third time in franchise history that the Rockies have finished above.500 on the road (went in both 2017 and 2009). The Rockies went (.532) against NL West opponents, their third-most wins against their division in franchise history (42 in 2017, 43 in 2007), and their fourth-best winning percentage. OUR OWN DOING The Rockies pitching staff accumulated a 4.33 ERA (1,452.1 IP, 699 ER) with 525 walks and 1,409 strikeouts the ERA is the fourth-lowest for a single season in franchise history, and the lowest since a club-record 4.14 ERA in 2010 the 1,409 strikeouts were the most in franchise history (previous: 1,270 in 2017), and ranked eighth in the NL. Opponents batted.250 (1,377-for-5,501), the lowest opponent batting average in Rockies history for a single season (previous:.257 in 2010) their 1.31 WHIP was also the lowest in franchise history, beating 2010 s 1.34 mark. Rockies starters went with 883 strikeuts, tied for the sixth-most in the NL recorded a 4.17 ERA (932.0 IP, 432 ER). which was the second-lowest in franchise history behind their 4.10 ERA in 2009 the innings pitched were the most in the NL, the 12th-most in franchise history and the most since Rockies starters pitched innings in Logged 84 quality starts, their third-most in franchise history and the most since the 2010 Rockies logged 86. Per Elias, the Rockies became the first team since the 2011 Tampa Bay Rays to exclusively use starting pitchers who had never played for another Major League team. PLOP-PLOP, FIZZ-FIZZ Rockies relievers went (.525) compiled a 4.62 ERA (520.1 IP, 267 ER), which ranks 11th in franchise history the relief innings pitched were the fewest in the National Leauge, the third-fewest in the Majors and the fewest by the Rockies since 2011 (508.2) their 526 strikeouts were the third-most in franchise history and the fifth-fewest in the NL. Recorded 51 saves, the most in franchise history 43 of those saves belong to Wade Davis who led MLB and set a new franchise record, surpassing Greg Holland (2017) and Jose Jimenez (2002), who held the previous record with 41 saves. TOOK A HIT The Rockies as a team finished with a.256 batting average (1,418-for-5,541), their lowest batting average in franchise history scored 780 runs with 280 doubles, 42 triples, 210 home runs, 507 walks, 1,397 strikeouts, a.322 on-base percentage and a.435 slugging percentage. The 210 home runs were the fifth-most in franchise history, and the most since the Rockies hit 213 home runs in 2001 the on-base percentage of.322 was the second-lowest in franchise history, next to 2015 s figure of.315. At home, Colorado batted.287 (786-for-2,735), their fourth-lowest home batting average in franchise history and the 11th time that the Rockies batted below.300 at home in franchise history (batted.298 at Coors Field in 2017). On the road, the Rockies batted.225 (632-for-2,806), their lowest road batting average in franchise history scored 335 runs, tied for the 11th-most in franchise history their 91 road home runs were are tied for the third-most in franchise history, and are the most since they hit 92 on the road in ALL-STUDS The Rockies sent three players to the All-Star Game in Washington D.C. Trevor Story was named to his first All-Star roster, Charlie Blackmon his third, and Nolan Arenado his fourth. Arenado s four All-Star nods are tied with Dante Bichette and Larry Walker for the second-most in franchise history, and he joined Todd Helton as the only other Rockie to be selected to four consecutive All-Star rosters. Trevor Story hit a home run in his first career All-Star at-bat, the third All-Star Game home run in Rockies history (also: Matt Holliday in 2008, Todd Helton in 2003). Bud Black was named to Dave Roberts All-Star coaching staff, his second coaching appearance in the All-Star Game (also 2002 as the pitching coach for the Angels). PUT IT ON THE MANTLE Rockies players combined for three NL Player of the Week honors and one Pitcher of the Month honor. Nolan Arenado was named Player of the Week for the week ending June 24, the fifth time in his career that he captured the recognition slashed.379/.419/.966 with seven runs scored, 11 hits, two doubles, five home runs and 13 RBI over seven games. Trevor Story, who hit his first walk-off home run to send the Rockies into the All-Star break, was named Player of the Week for the week ending July 15 Story batted.400 (10-for-25) with five runs, three doubles, three home runs, six RBI and walk and one stolen base over the week it was Story s third Player of the Week recognition in his career. David Dahl was named Player of the Week for the week ending September 30 batted.333 (10-for-30) with eight runs, one triple, six home runs and 15 RBI five of the six home runs were in consecutive games, the fourth Rockies player in franchise history to homer in five consecutive games (last: Nolan Arenado, six games, Sept. 1-5, 2015) it was Dahl s first Player of the Week honor. For September, German Márquez won the fourth Pitcher of the Month honor in Rockies franchise history (last: Ubaldo Jimenez, May 2010) he went 3-1 in September with a 2.14 ERA (33.1 IP, 8 ER), five walks and 48 strikeouts the 48 strikeouts were the most in September and the third-most ever for any single month in franchise history. OLD AND NEW FROM NEAR AND FAR The Rockies acquired three players from outside the orgainzaton over the course of the 2018 season who played with Colorado. Outfielder Matt Holliday is on his second career stint with Colorado (made his Major League debut for the Rockies in 2004 and played parts of five seasons prior to a 2008 trade to Oakland for three players, including Carlos González) was signed to a Minor League contract on July 29 and was recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque on Aug. 23 in 25 games (14 starts) for the Rockies, batted.283 (15-for-53) with three runs, two doubles, two home runs, three RBI and 12 walks. South Korean-native Seunghwan Oh was acquired via trade from Toronto in exchange for three Minor League players on July 26 in 25 relief appearances for Colorado, the right-hander went 2-0 with one save and a 2.53 ERA (21.1 IP, 6 ER), seven walks and 24 strikeouts. Catcher Drew Butera was acquired via trade from Kansas City in exchange for Jerry Vasto on Aug. 31 batted.214 (3-for-14) with one home run and three RBI across 10 games (five starts) for the Rockies. WE HAVE A PLANE! The Rockies saw seven Major League debuts in 2018: Noel Cuevas (April 22 vs. Chicago-NL), Harrison Musgrave (April 23 vs. San Diego), Sam Howard (June 10 vs. Arizona), Jerry Vasto (June 10 vs. Arizona), Yency Almonte (June 21 vs. New York-NL), Garrett Hampson (July 21 at Arizona) and DJ Johnson (Sept. 9 vs. Los Angeles-NL). NL West Standing... 2nd Home / Road / Day / Night / Current Streak...Lost 1 Last Homestand Last Road Trip Final Five Games Last 10 Games March/April July May August June September/Oct vs. NL West vs. ARI vs. LAD vs. SD vs. SF vs. NL Central vs. NL East Interleague Opp. At or Above.500 / Below / vs. RHS / LHS / Longest Winning Streak...8, 9/21-28 Longest Losing Streak... 5, 6/7-12 Series Record Series Opener Series Finale Sweeps Getaway Day Most Games Above , 2x, last: 9/30 Most Games Below , 2x, last: 6/27. Longest Game by Innings...13, 2x, last: 8/30 at SD Longest Game by Time...4:20, 5/11 vs. MIL Shortest Game by Time... 2:15, 7/4 vs. SF Come-From-Behind Wins...46 Trailing Trailing Trailing Largest Deficit Overcome to Win...5, 6/15 at Texas Losses After Leading...33 Largest Blown Lead... 6, 5/11 vs. MIL Extra Innings Shutouts Lineups Rockies / Opp. Score First / One-run / Two-Run Games / Decided by Last At-Bat / Walk-Offs / 8-8 Walk-Off Home Runs Out-Hitting Opponents Out-Hit by Opponents Hit Totals Equal Rockies / Opp. Score / Rockies / Opp. Score / Rockies / Opp. Score 3 or Fewer / Hit Two or More Home Runs At least one HR / No HR / No Errors / One or More Errors / Rockies / Opp. Quality Start / Ahead after 6 / 7 / / 75-7 / 78-5 Behind after 6 / 7 / / 6-57 / 6-60 Tied after 6 / 7 / / 10-8 / 7-7 Instant Replay Reviews - Rockies / Opp / 46 Overturned - Rockies / Opp / 22 Crew Chief Reviews - Rockies / Opp....5 (1) / 9 (2) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Holiday Purple Jerseys White Pinstripes Gray Jerseys Black Sleeveless Jerseys Holiday Players Weekend All-Time Record All-Time, Home All-Time, Coors Field All-Time, Road Under Bud Black

2 #44 STARTING PITCHER TYLER ANDERSON LHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 215 Age: 28 (Dec. 30, 1989) Born: Las Vegas, Nev. Acquired: Selected in first round of 2011 draft The 28-year-old left-hander made his second career Opening Day roster in his third Major League season. Made a career-high 32 starts, going 7-9 with a 4.55 ERA (176.0 IP, 89 ER), 59 walks and 164 strikeouts innings pitched and strikeouts were also career highs allowed 30 home runs, tied for the most in the National League. Posted a 37.3 ground ball percentage, the second-lowest mark in the National League. Recorded consecutive outings of eight scoreless innings June 29 at Los Angeles- NL and July 4 vs. San Francisco was the third pitcher in franchise history to record consecutive outings of at least eight scoreless innings (also: Ubaldo Jimenez, May 26-31, 2010 and Jason Marquis, June 30-July 6, 2009) was the first pitcher to accomplish that feat while allowing four or fewer hits in each start and the first MLB pitcher to do so since Jake Arrieta, Aug. 30-Sept. 5, Went 3-6 with a 4.15 ERA (95.1 IP, 44 ER) at home his career 3.73 ERA (214.2 IP, 89 ER) at Coors Field is the third-best in franchise history (min. 30 starts). Pitched 7.2 shutout innings in his final start of the regular season on Sept. 30 it was his third start of 7.2 or more shutout innings this season, the most such starts since Ubaldo Jiménez had four starts of 7.2 or more shutout innings in DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER HR BB SO TP NOTE 3/30 at ARI ND, 8-9 L Tied for shortest start 4/5 at SD ND, 3-1 W Six shutout innings, 1st QS 4/10 SD ND, 2-5 L Left game tied 2-2 4/15 at WAS ND, 6-5 W Career-high 6 walks 4/21 CHC W, First win of the season 4/27 at MIA ND, 1-0 W Left due to lightheadedness March/April: 1-0, Rockies 4-2 5/2 at CHC W, Season-high K 5/9 LAA L, First loss 5/14 at SD W, Rockies 6-2 past 8 starts 5/20 at SF ND, 5-9 L runs in 6th off Shaw 5/26 CIN ND, 5-6 L Fifth QS of the season May: 2-1, Recorded two QS 6/1 LAD ND, 8-11 L Season-high tying 7 hits 6/7 at CIN ND, 5-7 L Season-high pitches 6/13 at PHI W, One BB, 3 ER last 14 innings 6/18 NYM L, Season-high tying 7 hits 6/23 MIA L, Four times 6+ IP since 5/26 6/29 at LAD W, Career-high IP June: 2-2, Rockies 2-4 7/4 SF W, nd straight 8IP, 0R 7/10 ARI ND, 3-5 L Career-high pitches 7/15 SEA ND, 4-3 W th quality start 7/24 HOU ND, 2-8 L Left with game tied 2-2 7/30 at STL ND, 4-5 L th start >6.0 IP, <3 H July: 1-0, opponent BA 8/4 at MIL L, st loss since June 23 8/9 LAD ND, 5-8 L th quality start 8/15 at HOU L, Career-high runs 8/21 SD L, rd loss in a row 8/26 STL L, Shortest start of career Aug: 0-4, Rockies 0-5 9/3 SF ND, 9-8 W First Rockies win since 7/15 9/9 LAD L, nd >3.0 IP start in 3 starts 9/14 at SF L, runs in 2nd inning 9/19 at LAD ND, 2-5 L Left with game tied 2-2 9/30 WAS W, Third game of 7.2+ IP/0 ER Sept.: 1-2, Missed one start Height: 6-0 Weight: 209 Age: 29 (April 26, 1989) Born: Lubbock, Texas Acquired: Selected in 2nd round, 2010 The Lubbock, Texas, native was a member of his third career Opening Day roster in his sixth Major League season. Made 20 starts and seven relief appearances, going a combined 5-2 with a 5.01 ERA (120.1 IP, 67 ER), 47 walks and 80 strikeouts. Was 5-2 with a 5.28 ERA (109.0 IP, 64 ER) in 20 starts was moved to the bullpen in August and allowed two earned runs in 8.1 innings (2.16 ERA) with two walks and two strikeouts made a spot start on Sept. 25. Went 3-1 with a 2.43 ERA (37.0 IP, 10 ER) in April, the 12th-lowest ERA in the National League. Tossed at least five innings with two or fewer runs and five or fewer hits in each of his first four starts to begin the season, the longest such string in Rockies history. Went 5-1 with a 2.88 ERA (59.1 IP, 19 ER) in 10 road starts, the 11th-best road ERA in the National League (min. 10 starts). Was placed on the 10-day disabled list on July 3 with a blister on his right middle finger reinstated on Aug. 7 and made two starts before being moved to the bullpen DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp Dec IP H R ER HR BB SO TP NOTE 4/2 at SD W, Most walks since /7 ATL ND, 3-2 W One run in sixth inning 4/12 at WAS W, First quality start 4/17 at PIT W, Second quality start 4/23 SD ND, 13-5 L Season-high runs 4/29 at MIA L, Season-high pitches April: 3-1, 2.43 ERA average against 5/5 at NYM W, Second shutout 5/11 MIL ND, L runs in 6th inning 5/17 at SF ND, 5-3 W road ERA, 39.1 IP, 8 ER 5/22 at LAD ND, 5-3 L Allowed 2 runs on 7 hits 5/28 SF ND, 6-5 W Season-high tying hits May: 1-0, 5.28 ERA average against 6/3 LAD ND, 7-10 L No walks past two starts 6/9 ARI ND, 7-12 L Season-high three HR 6/15 at TEX W, run 1st inning 6/20 NYM ND, 10-8 W nd-most ER of career 6/26 at SF ND, 2-3 L Season-high pitches, QS 6 June: 1-0, 8.54 ERA average against 7/1 at LAD ND, 10-3 W Shortest start of season July: 0-0, 6.00 ERA Went on DL July 3 8/7 PIT L, Season-high runs 8/12 LAD ND, 4-3 W Seventh quality start 8/24 STL ND, 5-7 L First relief appearance since 14 8/26 STL ND, 3-12 L Career-high tying relief runs Aug.: 0-1, 5.87 ERA First relief appearance since 14 9/3 SF ND, 9-8 W Third relief appearance 9/7 LAD ND, 2-4 L Fourth relief appearance 9/9 LAD ND, 6-9 L Fifth relief appearance 9/13 ARI ND, 10-3 W Sixth relief appearance 9/25 PHI ND, 10-3 W Spot start for Anderson Sept.: 0-0, 2.79 ERA First start since 8/12 STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SF SH HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 1, Sept. 30, 2018 vs. Washington Last Run: 1, Sept. 30, 2018 vs. Washington Last RBI: 1, June 7, 2018 at Cincinnati Home Runs: 1, July 9, 2016 vs. Philadelphia LAST TIME Last Win: Sept. 30 vs. Washington, 12-0 (7.2,4,0,0,3,5) Last Start / No Decision: Sept. 19 at Los Angeles-NL, 2-5 loss (6.0,3,2,2,2,4) Last Loss: Sept. 9 vs. Los Angeles-NL, 6-9 (2.2,5,4,3,2,2) Last CG: None Last CG SHO: None HIGHS / LOWS...CAREER 8.0, 2x, last: July 4 vs. SF...Most IP , 2x, last: July 4, 2018 vs. SF None... Low-Hit CG...None 10, Aug. 21 vs. SD... Hits... 11, May 30,2017 vs. SEA 9, Aug. 15 at HOU... Runs...9, Aug. 15, 2018 at HOU 9, Aug. 15 at HOU... ER...9, Aug. 15, 2018 at HOU 3, 2x, last: Aug. 15 at HOU...HR... 3, 3x, last: Aug. 15, 2018 at HOU 6, April 15 at WAS... Walks...6, April 15, 2018 at WAS 9, 2x, last: July 4 vs. SF...Strikeouts... 10, 2x, last: May 6, 2017 vs. ARI None Strikeout Games...2, last: May 6, 2017 vs. ARI (10) 2, 3x, last: June 29-July 4... Win Streak...4, July 9-Aug. 3, , last: Aug. 4-Sept Losing Streak... 5, Aug. 4, 2018-Sept. 19 #35 STARTING PITCHER CHAD BETTIS RHP STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SF SH HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 1, May 17, 2018 at San Francisco Last Run: 1, June 3, 2018 vs. Los Angeles-NL Last RBI: 1, June 20, 2018 vs. New York-NL LAST TIME Last Start / No Decision: Sept. 25 vs. Philadelphia, 10-3 win (2.2,3,1,0,1,1) Last Win: June 15 at Texas, 9-5 (5.2,6,5,5,3,6) Last Loss: Aug. 7 vs. Pittsburgh, 2-10 (4.2,8,9,9,2,3) Last CG: Sept. 5, 2016 vs. SF, 6-0 (9.0,2,0,0, 0,7) Last CG SHO: Sept. 5, 2016 vs. SF, 6-0 (9.0,2,0,0, 0,7) HIGHS / LOWS...CAREER 7.1, April 17 at PIT...Most IP...9.0, Sept. 5, 2016 vs. SF N/A... Low-Hit CG... 2, Sept. 5, 2016 vs. SF 10, 2x, last: May 28 vs. MIL...Hits... 12, June 26, 2016 vs. ARI 9, Aug. 7 vs. PIT... Runs...10, July 6, 2015 vs. LAA 9, Aug. 7 vs. PIT... ER...10, July 6, 2015 vs. LAA 3, June 9 vs. ARI...HR... 4, July 6, 2015 vs. LAA 5, June 20 vs. NYM...Walks... 7, Aug. 22, 2016 at MIL 6, 3x, last: June 15 at TEX... Strikeouts...8, 4x, last: July 31, 2016 None Strikeout Games...None 3, April Win Streak...4, July 7-Aug. 6, , 2x, last: Aug. 7...Losing Streak...3, 2x, last: May 25-June 4, 2016

3 DFBTE4 #21 STARTING PITCHER KYLE FREELAND LHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 203 Age: 25 (May14, 1993) Born: Denver, Colo. Acquired: Selected first Round 2014 First-Year Player Draft Denver native and graduate of Thomas Jefferson High School made his second career Opening Day roster in his second Major League season. Made 33 starts, going 17-7 with a 2.85 ERA (202.1 IP, 64 ER), the lowest ERA in a full season in franchise history and the fourth-lowest in the NL it was the second-lowest in franchise history among ERA qualifiers, trailing Marvin Freeman s 2.80 ERA (112.2 IP, 35 ER) in the strike-shortened 1994 season. His innings pitched ranked fifth in the National League, the first Rockies pitcher to reach 200 innings pitched in a season since Ubaldo Jiménez in 2010 (221.2 IP). Recorded 24 quality starts, tied for the third-most in the NL and tied for the second-most in franchise history with Ubaldo Jiménez in His 17 wins tied for the most in franchise history and ranked tied for third in the NL most wins by a Rockies pitcher since Ubaldo Jiménez won a franchise record 19 games in Finished the season with 173 strikeouts, the ninth-most in franchise history. Induced a National League leading 24 double plays. Went 10-2 with a 2.40 ERA (93.2 IP, 25 ER) in 15 starts at home, the lowest home ERA in franchise history and tied for the most wins. Finished the season on an eight-game winning streak over an 11-start span from Aug. 6-Sept. 28, tied for the second-longest streak in franchise history, the longest since Ubaldo Jiménez won a franchise-record nine-straight in 2010 posted a 2.18 ERA (70.1 IP, 17 ER) with 11-straight quality starts over that span, the fourth-longest quality start streak in franchise history. The Rockies went in his 33 starts, including 12-2 in the second half Colorado went 10-1 in his final 11 starts of the season. Went 9-1 with a 2.49 ERA (86.2 IP, 24 ER) in 14 starts after the All-Star break, the lowest second-half ERA by a Rockies starting pitcher in franchise history nine wins were tied for the most in the NL and tied for the second-most after the All-Star break in franchise history. Went 7-5 with a 3.23 ERA (108.2 IP, 39 ER) in 18 starts on the road went 5-1 with a 2.66 ERA (67.2 IP, 20 ER) with eight quality starts over his last 11 road starts. Limited left-handed hitters to a.185 batting average, including a.100 batting average (5-for-50) with no extra-base hits allowed in the second half of the season. Finished the season with a 3.39 career ERA (358.1 IP, 135 ER), the lowest ERA by a starter in franchise history (min. 50 starts). His 3.04 career ERA in Denver (180.2 IP, 61 ER) is the lowest home ERA in franchise history (min. 100 IP) opponents batting average against at Coors Field (.249) ranks sixth, third among starting pitchers DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp Dec IP H R ER HR BB SO TP Note 4/3 at SD L, runs in 6th inning 4/8 ATL L, st quality start 4/13 at WAS ND, 2-1 W Fewest IP, most pitches 4/18 at PIT L, Shortest start of season 4/24 SD W, Season-high 8 K 4/30 at CHC L, rd quality start April: 1-4, 4.24 ERA average against 5/6 at NYM W, Two runs in 1st inning 5/12 MIL W, rd home quality start 5/18 at SF W, ERA past 3 games 5/23 at LAD L, RSA 5/29 SF W, Snapped QS streak May: 4-1, 2.56 ERA Recorded 4 QS 6/5 at CIN W, Season-high hits 6/10 ARI L, Second loss in 7 games 6/16 at TEX ND, 2-5 L Second ND 6/21 NYM W, Tied season high walks 6/27 at SF ND, 0-1 L Season-high tying 7 IP June: 2-1, 3.03 ERA quality starts 7/2 SF W, home ERA 7/7 at SEA ND, 5-1 W Allowed run in 5th 7/12 ARI ND, 5-1 W Run allowed in 1st 7/21 at ARI ND, 6-5 W Left trailing 4-2 7/27 vs. OAK W, th career win July: 2-0, 2.54 ERA Rockies won all 5 GS 8/1 at STL L, First loss since June 10 8/5 PIT W, Third start, 7.0 shutout IP 8/11 LAD ND, 3-2 W Career-high 10 strikeouts 8/16 at ATL W, Allowed one run in first 8/23 SD ND, 4-3 W Rockies 4th straight win 8/28 at LAA W, in Interleague play August: 3-1, ERA in August 9/2 at SD W, runs in 1st 9/8 LAD W, th straight win 9/13 ARI W, , 2.31 past 8 games 9/18 at LAD ND, 3-2 L Rockies lost in 10 innings 9/22 at ARI W, th consecutive QS 9/28 WAS W, th straight win Sept.: 5-0, 2.61 ERA Rockies went 5-1 STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SF SH HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 2, Sept. 13, 2018 vs. ARI Last Run: 1, Sept. 13, 2018 vs. ARI Last RBI: 1, Sept. 13, 2018 vs. ARI Last Home Run: 1, May 21, 2017 at CIN LAST TIME Last Start / Win: Sept. 28 vs. Philadelphia, 5-2 (6.0,11,2,2,1,4) Last Loss: Aug. 1 at St. Louis, 6-3 (5.1,9,3,3,3,5) Last CG: None Last CG SHO: None HIGHS / LOWS...CAREER 7.0, 9x, last: Sept. 23 at ARI...Most IP...8.1, July 9, 2017 vs. CWS N/A... Low-Hit CG... N/A 5, April 18 at PIT... Runs... 6, April 12, 2017 vs. SD 5, April 18 at PIT... ER... 6, April 12, 2017 vs. SD 11, Sept. 28 vs. WAS... Hits...11, Sept. 28, 2018 vs. WAS 2, 3x, last: May 29 vs. SF...HR...2, 4x, last: April 3, 2018 at SD 4, 5x, last: Aug. 17 at ATL... Walks... 5, Aug. 20, 2017 vs. MIL 10, Aug. 11 vs. LAD...Strikeouts...10, Aug. 11, 2018 vs. LAD 1, Aug. 11 vs. LAD Strikeout Games... 1, Aug. 11, 2018 vs. LAD 8, Aug. 6-Sept Win Streak... 8, Aug. 6-Sept. 28, , April Losing Streak...4, Aug. 20-Oct. 1, 2017

4 #55 STARTING PITCHER JON GRAY RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 232 Age: 26 (Nov. 5, 1991) Born: Shawnee, Okla. Acquired: Selected in First Round (3rd) of 2013 Draft Colorado s 2013 first-round pick (third overall) out of the University of Oklahoma made a career-high 31 starts this season (previous: 29, 2016). His.704 (19-8) winning percentage at home ranks second-best in franchise history (min. 30 starts) behind Jorge De La Rosa (.726, 53-20). His 520 career strikeouts are seventh in franchise history. His 9.53 strikeouts per nine innings is the best in franchise history among pitchers with at least 30 starts 3.35 strikeout-to-walk radio is second behind German Márquez s 3.58 clip. Pitched seven or more innings while allowing two or fewer earned runs in four consecutive starts July 14-Aug. 5 was the longest such streak since Ubaldo Jiménez pitched a franchise record seven such games in succession, May 3-June 6, Is the only pitcher in franchise history to have three games of 12 or more strikeouts has three games in his career with double-digit strikeouts and no walks, tied for the most such games in team history (also: Jorge De La Rosa, Pedro Astacio) in club history, only Pedro Astacio (15) has more games with 10-plus strikeouts. Started for the Rockies on Opening Day in Arizona on March 29, and joined Kevin Ritz ( ), Darryl Kile ( ), Mike Hampton ( ) and Ubaldo Jiménez ( ) as the only Rockies starting pitchers to make consecutive Opening Day starts also started Opening Day at Milwaukee in 2017 Jason Jennings (2003, 2006), Aaron Cook (2007, 2009) and Jorge De La Rosa (2014, 2016) all made two Opening Day starts but not in consecutive years DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER HR BB SO TP NOTE 3/29 at ARI L, Second OD start 4/4 at SD W, First win, quality start 4/9 SD L, Season-high seven runs 4/14 at WAS L, th 2-game losing streak 4/20 CHI L, game losing streak 4/25 SD W, Season-high 11 strikeouts March/April: 2-4, runs of support 5/1 at CHC W, Third quality start 5/8 LAA W, Third consecutive win 5/13 MIL L, Tied Season-high pitches 5/19 at SF L, Shortest start of season 5/25 CIN W, Retired 11 of final 14 BF 5/30 SF ND, 7-4 L Season-low IP May: 3-2, First no decision 6/6 at CIN W, Season-high tying pitches 6/12 at PHI L, Season-high pitches 6/17 at TEX ND, L run 6th inning 6/22 MIA W, th career 10+ SO 6/28 at SF ND, 9-8 W Left with game tied 5-5 June: 2-1, Optioned June 29 7/14 SEA W, Season-high 7.1 innings 7/25 HOU W, nd career >7.0 IP, < 1 H game 7/31 at STL W, Season-high tying 7.1 IP July: 2-0, ERA since recall 8/5 at MIL ND, 5-4 W Season-high eight innings 8/10 LAD ND, 5-4 W Season-high pitches 8/16 at ATL ND, 5-3 W th quality start 8/22 SD W, Ninth straight team win 8/27 at LAA ND, 7-10 L First team loss since 6/17 August: 1-0, Col won 4 of 5 starts 9/1 at SD W, Fifth straight win 9/7 LAD ND, 2-4 L Career-high tying 5 walks 9/12 ARI ND, 4-5 W 4, Left game down 4-2 9/17 at LAD L, Season-low IP 9/24 PHI W, Most innings since 8/16 9/29 WAS L, Tied season-low IP September: 2-2, runs of support Height: 6-5 Weight: 217 Age: 24 (Jan 8, 1993) Born: Latham, NY Acquired: Trade with TOR, July 27, 2015 STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Coors Field Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Coors Field Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SF SH HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 1, Sept. 12 vs. Arizona Last Run: 1, Sept. 12 at Arizona Last RBI: 1, Sept. 24 vs. Philadelphia Last Home Run: July 5, 2017 vs. Cincinnati LAST TIME Last Start / Loss: Sept. 29 vs. Washington, 12-2 (2.0,7,5,5,0,1) Last No Decision: Sept. 7 vs. Los Angeles-NL, (4.0,4,2,2,5,4) Last Win: Sept. 1 at San Diego, 4-2 (6.0,7,2,2,1,1) Last CG: Sept. 17, 2016 vs. San Diego, 8-0 (9.0,4,0,0,0,16) Last CG/SHO: Sept. 17, 2016 vs. San Diego, 8-0 (9.0,4,0,0,0,16) HIGHS / LOWS...CAREER 8.0, Aug. 5 at MIL...Most IP , Sept. 17, 2016 vs. SD None... Low-Hit CG... 4, Sept. 17, 2016 vs. SD 7, 2x, last: April 20 vs. CHC... Runs...9, May 19, 2016 at STL 7, April 9 vs. SD... ER...9, May 19, 2016 at STL 10, 2x, last: May 13 vs. MIL... Hits...10, 4x, last: May 13, 2018 vs. MIL 2, 3x, last: Sep. 1 at SD...HR... 2, 9x, last: Sep. 1 at SD 5, Sept. 7 vs. LAD... Walks...5, 2x, last: Sept. 7, 2018 vs. LAD 12, June 22 vs. MIA...Strikeouts... 16, Sept. 17, 2016 vs. SD 4x, last: June 17 at TEX Strikeout Games... 12x, last: June 17, 2018 at TEX 5, June 22-current... Win Streak...5, June 22-current 3, April Losing Streak...3, April 9-20, 2018 #34 STARTING PITCHER JEFF HOFFMAN RHP Is 6-9 with a 5.36 ERA (121.0 IP, 82 ER) in 23 career Major League starts as a reliever this season, received no decisions with a ERA (5.1 IP, 6 ER), six walks and three strikeouts in five games made his only Major League start of the season on July 13 vs. Seattle, pitching 3.1 innings allowing three runs on eight hits with one walk and two strikeouts. Originally acquired by the Rockies in 2015 along with RHP Miguel Castro, INF Jose Reyes and RHP Jesus Tinoco from the Toronto Blue Jays in exchange for RHP LaTroy Hawkins and SS Troy Tulowitzki. MINORS In 22 starts with Triple-A Albuquerque, went 6-8 with a 4.97 ERA (108.2 IP, 60 ER), 47 walks and 104 strikeouts MLB DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp Dec IP H R ER HR BB SO TP Note 6/9 ARI ND, 7-12 L First appearance of 18 6/14 at PHI ND, 3-9 L First scoreless appearance 6/18 NYM ND, 2-12 L Career high ER in relief 6/21 NYM ND, 6-4 W First app. in Rockies win 6/23 MIA ND, 2-6 L First hitless appearance June: 0-0, ERA Five relief appearances 7/13 SEA W, Only start of season July: 0-0, 9.35 ERA Five relief appearances STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road MiLB CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road MiLB CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 2, July 3, 2017 vs. Cincinnati Last Run: 1, May 11, 2017 vs. Los Angeles-NL Last RBI: 1, July 3, 2017 vs. Cincinnati LAST TIME Last Start / No Decision: July 13, 2018 vs. SEA, 10-7 W (3.1,8,3,3,1,2) Last Loss: Aug. 17, 2017 vs. ATL, 4-10 (4.1,6,4,4,2,1) Last Win: July 16, 2017 at NYM, 13-4 (6.0,7,4,4,1,3) Last CG: No Major League complete games 2018 HIGHS / LOWS CAREER 3.1, July 13 vs. SEA...Most IP , 5x, last: Aug. 6, 2017 vs. PHI N/A... Low-Hit CG... N/A 8, July 13 vs. SEA...Hits... 9, July 21, 2017 vs. PIT 5, June 18 vs. NYM... Runs... 9, June 21, 2017 vs. ARI. 5, June 18 vs. NYM... ER... 9, June 21, 2017 vs. ARI. N/A...HR... 4, Aug. 17, 2017 vs. ATL 3, June 18 vs. NYM...Walks...4, 3x, last: Oct. 1, 2017 vs. LAD 2, 2x, last: July 13 vs. SEA... Strikeouts... 9, June 4, 2017 at SD N/A Strikeout Games... N/A N/A... Win Streak...4, May 11-June 10, 2017 N/A...Losing Streak...4, 2x, last: July 21-Aug. 12, 2016

5 #48 STARTING PITCHER GERMAN MÁRQUEZ RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 220 Age: 23 (Feb. 22, 1995) Born: San Felix, Venezuela Acquired: From Tampa Bay, Jan. 28, year-old right-hander a member of his second career Opening Day roster in 2018 broke camp with the 2017 club as a reliever. Finished with a 3.77 ERA this year ranking eighth all-time in Rockies history for a single season his.241 batting average against ranks sixth all-time. Recorded a single-season franchise-record 230 strikeouts (previous: Ubaldo Jiménez, 214 in 2010) ranked fourth in the National League. His 2.95 road ERA (106.2 IP, 35 ER) ranked eighth in the NL tied for sixth in the NL with eight road wins his.203 (79-for-390) opponents batting average against on the road is ninth in the league. Fanned 11 or more in three consecutive starts from Aug 30-Sept. 10 in franchise history, only Pedro Astacio has notched four straight double-digit strikeouts games (May 8-24, 2000). German s 49 strikeouts from Aug.19-Sept.10 are tied for the club record for most over a five-game span (Pedro Astacio, May 8-29, 2000) his 44 strikeouts from Aug. 25-Sept. 10 were the most over a four-game span in club history 33 strikeouts Aug. 25-Sept. 4 the most over a three-game span. Struck out 11 batters Sept. 4 vs. the Giants after striking out a career-high 13 hitters at San Diego in the previous start first player in franchise history to strike out 11-plus hitters in consecutive starts, the fourth to record doubledigit strikeouts in back-to-back games (last: Jon Gray, Sept , 2016). The 13 strikeouts on Aug. 20 against the Padres are tied for the third-most in franchise history, the most for a Rockies pitcher since Jon Gray s 16-strikeout performance vs. San Diego on Sept. 17, 2016 fifth pitcher in franchise history to strikeout out at least 13 batters (Gray, Ubaldo Jiménez, Shawn Chacon, Darryl Kile). His.300 (18-for-60) batting average lead all Major League pitchers (minimum 40 AB, excluding Shohei Ohtani) also lead the Majors with a.350 slugging percentage ranked first in hits with 18 and tied for sixth with five RBI. Earned National League Pitcher of the Month for September went 3-1 with a 2.14 ERA (33.2 IP, 8 ER), five walks and 48 strikeouts DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp Dec IP H R ER HR BB SO TP Note 3/31 at ARI ND, W Career-high 4 walks 4/6 ATL L, Home opener, 6 walks 4/11 SD ND, W Ejected for fighting 4/16 at PIT W, First win of 18 4/22 CHC L, Season high hits 4/28 at MIA L, Career-high pitches March/April: 1-3, games 2 ER or fewer 5/4 at NYM W, runs in 1st inning 5/10 MIL L, Career-high tying 12 hits 5/15 at SD L, Lyles perfect into eighth 5/25 at LAD W, Season-high 7.0 IP 5/27 CIN W, Fifth QS, first at home May: 3-2, Season-high 7.0 IP 6/2 LAD ND, L, Career-high pitches 6/8 ARI L, Career-high tying 3 homers 6/14 at PHI L, Tied career high 6 road runs 6/18 NYM W, Career-high tying 2 base hits 6/24 MIA L, Eight homers allowed in June 6/30 at LAD W, Career-high tying 8 IP June: 2-3, ERA at home 7/6 at SEA W, th QS on the road 7/11 ARI W, rd straight win 7/20 at ARI ND, W Three runs in first inning 7/29 Oak W, , 3.30 since June 30 July: 3-0, No losses since June 24 8/3 at MIL ND, 3-5 L Season-high tying strikeouts 8/8 PIT L, Career-high tying 10 strikeouts 8/14 at HOU W, Sixth start with three or less hits 8/19 at ATL W, road ERA 8/25 STL ND, 9-1 W Rockies 8 runs in 8th inning 8/30 at SD ND, 3-2 L Career-high 13 strikeouts August: 2-1, All quality starts 9/4 SF ND, 6-2 W Rockies 5 runs in 7th inning 9/10 ARI W, Ninth straight quality start 9/15 at SF L, First loss since Aug. 8 9/21 at ARI W, th quality start 9/25 PHI W, Seven shutout innings Sept.: 3-1, NL Pitcher of Month 10/1 at LAD L, Game 163 starter. STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 1, Sept 26, 2018 vs. PHI Last Run: 1, Sept 10, 2018 vs. ARI Last RBI: 1, July 20, 2018 at ARI Last Home Run: 1, July 11, 2018 vs. ARI LAST TIME Last Start / Loss: Oct. 1 at LAD, 5-2 (4.2,5,4,2,2,2,9) Last Win: Sept. 26 vs. PHI, 14-0 (7.0, 3,0,0,0,1,11) Last CG: No Major League complete games 2018 HIGHS / LOWS CAREER 8.0, 2x, last: Aug. 30 at SD...Most IP...8.0, 3x, last: Aug. 30, 2018 at SD N/A... Low-Hit CG... N/A 12, May 10 vs. MIL...Hits...12, 2x, last: May 10, 2018 vs. MIL 7, April 6 vs. ATL... Runs...8, April 25, 2017 vs. WAS 7, April 6 vs. ATL... ER...8, April 25, 2017 vs. WAS 3, June 8 vs. ARI...HR... 3, 2x, last: June 8, 2018 vs. ARI 6, April 6 vs. ATL...Walks... 6, April 6, 2017 vs. ATL 13, Aug. 30 at SD... Strikeouts... 13, Aug. 30, 2018 at SD 5, last: Sept. 26 vs. PHI (11) Strikeout Games...7, last: Sept. 26, 2018 vs. PHI (11) 4, June 30-July Win Streak...4, 3x, June 30-July 29, , 3x, last: June Losing Streak...3, Sept. 27, 2016-May 5, 2017

6 #49 STARTING PITCHER ANTONIO SENZATELA RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 230 Age: 23 (Jan. 21, 1995) Born: Valencia, Venezuela Acquired: Signed, July 8, 2011 Made his second Opening Day roster, breaking with the club as a reliever. Made 10 relief appearances for the Rockies before being optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque on May 2, going 2-1 with a 6.23 ERA (17.1 IP, 12 ER), six walks and 14 strikeouts. As a starter, went 4-5 with a 4.08 ERA (68.1 IP, 31 ER), 21 walks and 51 strikeouts across 13 starts (four quality). According to STATS, on April 27 at Miami, became the first relief pitcher in Rockies history and the first in the Major Leagues since Joe Niekro on Aug. 23, 1980 to earn the win and drive in the game s only run in a 1-0 victory it was also the first game in Rockies history in which all runs were driven in by a relief pitcher recorded an RBI double in the fifth inning DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER HR BB SO TP NOTE 3/30 at ARI L, Relief Appearance 4/3 at SD ND, 4-8 L Relief Appearance 4/9 SD ND, 6-7 L Relief Appearance 4/11 SD W, Márquez ejection 4/14 at WAS ND, 2-6 L Relief Appearance 4/15 at WAS ND, 6-5 W Relief Appearance 4/18 at PIT ND, 2-10 L Relief Appearance 4/20 CHC ND, 5-16 L Relief Appearance 4/23 SD ND, 5-13 L Relief Appearance 4/27 at MIA W, RBI double April: 2-1, 6.23 ERA relief apps. 7/3 SF W, st start since 8/28/17 7/8 at SEA L, First loss since 3/30/18 7/22 at ARI L, Back-to-back losses 7/28 OAK W, Career-high 110 pitches July: 2-2, 4.13 ERA DL July /2 at STL ND, 2-3 L Led 2-1 after six innings 8/18 at ATL ND, 5-3 W Reinstated prior to start 8/24 STL L, Career-high 10 hits 8/31 SD L, Third quality start of 18 August: 0-2, Two runs of support 9/5 SF ND, 5-3 W Left tied 3-3 9/11 Ari L, Three-game losing streak 9/16 at SF W, First win since July 28 9/22 at ARI W, Season-high tying IP 9/27 PHI ND, 5-3 W Left game leading 3-1 Sept.: 2-1, One run in three starts STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 2018 W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB SO Overall Home Road CAREER AVG AB H 2B 3B HR AVG AB H 2B 3B HR vs. LH vs. RH AT THE PLATE AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB SO SB-CS Career Last Hit: 1, Sept. 16, 2018 at San Francisco Last Run: 1, March 30, 2018 at ARI Last RBI: 2, Sept. 16, 2018 at San Francisco LAST TIME Last Start / No Decision: Sept. 27 vs. PHI. 5-3 W (4.2,5,1,1,3,4) Last Win: July 28 vs. Oakland, 4-1 (5.2, 5,1,1,4,6) Last Loss: Sept. 11 vs. Arizona, 6-3 (6.0,7,4,4,2,4) 2018 HIGHS / LOWS CAREER 7.0, July 3 vs. SF...Most IP...8.0, May 26, 2017 vs. STL N/A... Low-Hit CG... N/A 10, Aug. 24 vs. STL...Hits...10, Aug. 24, 2018 vs. STL 7, Aug. 24 vs. STL... Runs... 9, June 22, 2017 vs. ARI 7, Aug. 24 vs. STL... ER... 9, June 22, 2017 vs. ARI 2, Aug. 24 vs. STL...HR...3, June 16, 2017 vs. SF 4, July 28 vs. OAK...Walks... 4, 2x, last: July 28, 2018 vs. OAK 6, 3x, last: Sept. 5 vs. SF... Strikeouts...7, May 31, 2017 at SEA None Strikeout Games...None 3, April 11-July 3... Win Streak... 4, May 3-26, , Aug. 24-current...Losing Streak... 3, Aug. 24-Sept. 11, 2018

7 TEAM AVG:.256 (3rd in NL) ROCKIES HITTERS TEAM RUNS: 780 (2nd in NL) #28 NOLAN ARENADO 3B (.297/.374/.561) Led the National League with 38 home runs, the third time in his career he has led or tied for the league lead in home runs, the first time he has won the home run crown outright 12th player in National League history to lead the league in home runs three or more times, the first since Mike Schmidt. Named an All-Star for the fourth consecutive season and a starter for the second straight year. Is the second player in Major League history to record at least 35 home runs and 35 doubles in four consecutive seasons (also: Albert Belle, ). Fourth consecutive season with at least 30 home runs and 100 RBI, the fourth Rockies player with four such seasons (also: Todd Helton, Vinny Castilla and Larry Walker) and the third with four consecutive years (also: Castilla and Helton) is the ninth third baseman in MLB history with four 30/100 seasons, the fourth to do it in four-straight seasons (also: Castilla, Chipper Jones and Alex Rodriguez). Fourth consecutive season with at least 75 extra-base hits, the second third baseman in MLB history to have four such seasons (Chipper Jones), the first to do it in four-straight seasons the second Rockies player to have four such seasons (Todd Helton, ). in addition to home runs, is among National League leaders in, multi-hit games (57-1st), RBI (110-T2), slugging percentage (.561-3rd), extra-base hits (78-T3), runs (104-5th), doubles (38-T8) and batting average ( th) per Baseball Reference, ranked fifth among NL position players with 5.6 WAR. Led the NL with 15 home runs and.747 slugging percentage vs. left-handed pitching his.368 average vs. left-handers ranked second in the league. Slashed.347/.424/.681 with 23 home runs at Coors Field ranked first in NL in home batting average, second in home runs. Ranked third in the NL with 30 go-ahead RBI, including a league-leading 19 on the road his 123 go-ahead RBI since 2014 are the most in the Majors. Hit.317 (44-for-139) with runners in scoring position, which ranked 12th in the NL his.333 career batting average with RISP ranks fourth among active MLB players. His 13 game-winning RBI were tied for the fifth-most in the NL his 82 RBI since 2014 are the most in MLB. Recorded three multi-home run games (May 2 at Chicago-NL, July 20 at Arizona, Sept. 30 vs. Washington) his 15 career multi-home run games are the sixthmost in franchise history. Was named the NL Player of the Week for June 18-24, his fifth career Player of the Week award batted.379 with 11 hits, two doubles, five home runs and 13 RBI over seven games led the NL in RBI and total bases (28). The five-time Gold Glove winner led NL third basemen with 426 total chances, 103 putouts, 309 assists and 44 doubles plays second with a.967 fielding percentage and third with a.792 zone rating. ARENADO AVG G AB H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Pre-ASG Post-ASG Career #19 CHARLIE BLACKMON CF (.291/.358/.502) Led the NL with 119 runs scored, his second straight season leading the National League in runs tied for sixth in the league with a team-high 180 hits and finished eighth with 49 multi-hit games. Appeared in his third career All-Star Game, his second in a row. Recorded his third straight season with at least 100 runs scored and 25 home runs joins Willie Mays and Duke Snider as the only NL center fielders to accomplish the feat. Hit for his first career cycle, the ninth cycle in Rockies history, in the 162nd game of the season, the first cycle in a 162nd game of the season in Major League history. His 17-game hitting streak Sept tied for the longest hitting streak in the National League in 2018 and was the longest by a Rockies player since David Dahl s 17-game streak in Has 14 career hitting streaks of 10 or more games in his career, including three in 2018, the third-most such streaks in club history behind Todd Helton (25) and Larry Walker (17) his 13 double-digit hitting streaks since 2015 are the most in MLB. Hit.290 (69-for-238) vs. left-handed hitters, the sixth-best average among NL lefty hitters his 10 home runs vs. lefties tied for the most among NL lefthanded hitters his.302 career clip vs. southpaws ranks first among active lefties. His 51 multi-hit games ranked eighth in the NL 286 multi-hit games since 2013 the most in MLB. Hit his first career walk-off home run on July 25 vs. Houston in the 3-2 Rockies win it was his second career walk-off RBI (also: Sept. 1, 2014 vs. San Francisco). Recorded two multi-home run games, March 31 at Arizona and Sept. 9 vs. Los Angeles-NL, the ninth and 10th of his career. Hit two leadoff home runs, May 1 at Chicago-NL and Sept. 9 vs. Los Angeles-NL 30 career leadoff home runs the most in franchise history 29 leadoff home runs since 2014 the most in the Major Leagues. Recorded his 1,000th career hit Aug. 7 vs. Pittsburgh, the seventh player in franchise history to reach that mark with the Rockies. Played in his 900th career game on Sept. 10, the seventh player in franchise history to reach that mark, the third player drafted by the Rockies to do so (also Todd Helton, Troy Tulowitzki) his 1,038 hits through 900 games were the fourth-most through 900 games in franchise history, trailing Dante Bichette (1,136), Larry Walker (1,088) and Helton (1,072). Recorded his 40th career triple in the 162nd game of the season, passing Carlos González for the fourth-most in franchise history. Signed a six-year contract, including two player options, April 4. BLACKMON AVG G AB H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Pre-ASG Post-ASG Career #16 DREW BUTERA C (.214/.313/.429) Acquired along with cash considerations from the Kansas City Royals on Aug. 31 in exchange for left-handed pitcher Jerry Vasto added to the roster Sept. 1 and made his debut in a start at catcher Sept. 3. Made five starts in September, batting.182 (2-for-11) with one run, one RBI, two walks and one strikeout. Posted a 5.40 catcher s ERA across 40.0 innings also made four appearances at first base. Hit a home run in his only pinch-hit at-bat with the Rockies, Sept. 26 vs. Philadelphia it was the second pinch-hit home run of his career, his first since First hits and RBI as a Rockie on Sept. 7 vs. the Dodgers, his fifth multi-hit game of the season and only multi-hit game with the Rockies. Batted.188 (28-for-149) with 11 runs, nine doubles, two home runs and 18 RBI in 51 games, 44 starts with the Royals. As a member of the Royals, hit a go-ahead, inside-the-park, three-run home run July 22 vs. Minnesota, the first catcher in the Majors with an inside-the-park home run since J.T. Realmuto on Sept. 8, BUTERA AVG G AB H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG With COL vs. Left* vs. Right* Home* Away* Pre-ASG* Post-ASG* Career *stats with Colorado #6 DANIEL CASTRO INF (.174/.191/.261) Appeared in 18 games in one stint with the Rockies had his contract selected from the Minors on May 1 before being optioned to Triple-A Albuquerque on June 5. Was designated for assignment on July 21 to make room for Garrett Hampson on the 40-man roster outrighted to the Minors on July 26. Started 13 games at second base, batting.182 (8-for-44) with one double, one home run and six RBI. Hit his only home run May 14 at San Diego, his first home run since Oct. 2, 2015 at St. Louis as a member of the Atlanta Braves snapped a 166-at-bat homerless streak. Had two multi-rbi games, May 4 at New York-NL and May 17 at San Francisco, the fourth and fifth multi-rbi games of his career. Appeared in 69 games with Albuquerque, batting.307 (77-for-251) with 16 doubles, one triple, three home runs and 30 RBI. CASTRO AVG G AB H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Pre-ASG Post-ASG Career #56 NOEL CUEVAS OF (.233/.268/.315) Appeared in 75 games across two stints in his first Major League season, batting.233 (34-for-146) with four doubles, one triple, two home runs and 10 RBI. Recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque on April 22 and made his Major League debut that day in a start in right field. Appeared in 63 games, including 33 starts, with the Rockies before his option to Triple-A on July 29 recalled on Sept. 1 and made 12 appearances with one start. Recorded his first Major League hit and first career multi-hit game April 24 vs. San Diego his first hit was a single off Eric Lauer. Hit his first career home run May 14 at San Diego off left-hander Joey Lucchesi. Made 20 starts in right field, 13 in left field and one in center field batted.221 (25-for-113) with two home runs as a starter. Had 29 plate appearances as a pinch-hitter, tied for the second-most on the team batted.286 (8-for-28) as a pinch-hitter, tied for 14th in the NL eight pinch hits tied for 13th in the league. Second home run and career-high three RBI July 7 at Seattle three-run home run off James Paxton in the seventh inning gave the Rockies a 4-1 lead. Game-winning pinch-hit RBI triple May 27 vs. Cincinnati. Batted.331 (53-for-160) with 10 doubles, four triples and five home runs in 44 games with Albuquerque. CUEVAS AVG G AB H HR RBI BB SO SB OBP SLG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Pre-ASG Post-ASG Career #26 DAVID DAHL OF (.273/.325/.534) Appeared in 77 games across two stints in his second Major League season, his after missing all of Recalled from Triple-A the first time on April 22 and slashed.275/.309/.484 in 32 games before being placed on the DL on June 1 with a broken right foot, suffered by a foul ball on May 30 vs. San Francisco. Reinstated from the DL on July 27 and optioned to Triple-A recalled for the last time on Aug. 5. Batted.272 (43-for-158) with eight doubles, one triple, 12 home runs and teamleading 35 RBI in 45 games after his Aug. 5 recall. Batted.287 (25-for-87) with nine home runs and 27 RBI in September third in the NL in RBI, tied for third in the league in home runs in the month. Named the National League Player of the Week for Sept batted.333