2010 SEASON IN REVIEW REGULAR SEASON RECORD

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1 INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS BASEBALL 2010 SEASON IN REVIEW REGULAR SEASON RECORD TEAM NOTES A GOOD YEAR FOR ATTENDANCE: The Tribe hosted 569,969 fans (8,028 per game) at Victory Field in 2010 which marks the fourth consecutive year that the Tribe has turned in an average of at least 8,000 fans per contest... The Indians saw more than 11,500 fans attend a game on 11 different occasions and also witnessed a sellout crowd (14,500+ fans) three times. MOSS WINS RBI TITLE: Indianapolis Indians OF Brandon Moss finished the 2010 campaign with 96 RBI on the season, which was good for the highest RBI total in the International League this year... In winning the IL RBI crown, Moss became the first Indians batter to lead his league in RBI since Champ Summers drove in 124 runs for the Tribe in 1978 when Indianapolis was a member of the American Association... The outfielder s 96 RBI campaign was also the second-highest RBI output of his professional baseball career, trailing only his impressive total of 111 RBI in 2004 when was a member of the Boston Red Sox organization. ALEX PRESLEY HAS ENTERED THE BALLPARK: At the close of the 2010 campaign, Indians OF Alex Presley found himself in limited company among Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League players since The outfielder finished the year with 166 total hits between Double-A Altoona and Triple-A Indianapolis, which put him among a group of only five other Pirates minor leaguers to achieve that many base knocks since That list of players is headed by former Indians player and current Altoona Curve INF Jim Negyrch (2008), as well as Adrian Brown (1996) and Jose Guillen (1996), who each tallied 170 in a season, and is rounded out by Ray Navarette (169 hits in 2002) and former Indians OF Nate McLouth (166 hits in 2004)... Presley s total of 166 hits led all Pittsburgh Pirates Minor League players and gave him the 15th highest total in all of Minor League baseball, while he also finished the season tops in the Pittsburgh organization in batting average (.320), second in runs scored (86) and fourth in RBI (85), behind only High-A Bradenton s Quincy Latimore (100), Indianapolis teammate Brandon Moss (96) and former Double-A Altoona teammate Matt Hague (86). RECORD-SETTING SLUGFEST: On June 27 against the Toledo Mud Hens, the Indianapolis Indians offense turned in a performance that rewrote the Victory Field record books... While the Tribe s 15-3 thrashing of Toledo was impressive, it was neither the team s 15 runs nor their 19 hits that left a lasting impression following the conclusion of the contest... The highlight of the Tribe s offensive outburst came courtesy of OF Alex Presley, who went 5-for-6 and hit for the cycle... The outfielder collected a triple in the first inning, a run-scoring single in the second, a solo home run in the third and, then, completed the cycle in the fifth when he recorded a lead-off double to left field... Taking a backseat to Presley s impressive performance was an equally extraordinary effort by the Tribe offense as a whole, as five different Indians batters INF Jeff Clement, INF/OF Steve Pearce, INF/OF Brian Myrow, OF Brandon Moss and Presley each blasted a home run in the contest to set a new standard for homers hit by the Tribe at Victory Field... In the process, Moss, Presley and Pearce hit back-to-back-to-back jacks in the game, which marked the first time during the Tribe s affiliation with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization (2005-present) that three consecutive batters connected on pitches that left the yard. NO JUNE SWOON HERE: After turning in a solid record in the month of May, the Tribe posted an impressive record in June... The Indians 18 wins marked the first time that they won 18 or more contests in a single month since they went in May of 2007, while the Tribe s.621 winning percentage in June was their highest mark since they posted a.630 winning percentage following a record in May of During June, the Indians also posted a 13-3 record at home, which marks the most wins in a single month at Victory Field for the Tribe during the team s current affiliation with the Pittsburgh Pirates organization (2005-present)... Since 2005, Indianapolis has won 10 or more games in a month at home on only four different occasions June 2010 (13-3), June 2007 (10-3), July 2006 (11-6) and August 2005 (10-7). VICTORIES AT THE VIC : With a victory over the Louisville Bats in their final home game of the 2010 campaign, the Indianapolis Indians closed out their 15th season at Victory Field with a record... The Tribe enjoyed considerable offensive success at home this season as they hit.275 with 357 runs scored in 72 games at Victory Field, while they turned in a.249 average and scored only 315 runs in 72 road games this season... The Indians are now at Victory Field in five years as a Pittsburgh Pirates affiliate. AS ADVERTISED: Former Indians INF Pedro Alvarez, who was rated as the No. 1 prospect in the Pittsburgh Pirates organization by Baseball America prior to the start of the 2010 campaign, justified his billing as a budding star in his short time with the Tribe... Before being promoted to Pittsburgh on June 16, Alvarez batted.277 (67-for-242) with 42 runs scored, 15 doubles, 13 home runs and 53 RBI for the Tribe in 66 games... In his first Triple-A contest on April 8 against the Columbus Clippers, the Pirates top prospect homered in just his second at-bat in an Indians uniform and then, one day later on April 9, Alvarez belted two more blasts and drove in five RBI in the Indians first victory of the 2010 campaign... In his first game at Victory Field on April 16, Alvarez went 2-for-3 with a single and a solo home run. THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE * Regular Season Standings * --- IL West --- W L Pct GB Louisville Columbus Indianapolis Toledo IL South --- W L Pct GB Durham Gwinnett Charlotte Norfolk IL North --- W L Pct GB Scranton/WB Syracuse Buffalo Pawtucket Lehigh Valley Rochester * Playoff Results * 1st Round -- Louisville vs. Durham (Durham wins 3-2) Gm 1 LOU Sept. 8 Louisville 8, Durham 4 Gm 2 LOU Sept. 9 Durham 6, Louisville 2 Gm 3 DUR Sept. 10 Louisville 2, Durham 1 Gm 4 DUR Sept. 11 Durham 8, Louisville 1 Gm 5 DUR Sept. 12 Durham 4, Louisville 2 1st Round -- Scranton/WB vs. Columbus (Columbus wins 3-1) Gm 1 COL Sept. 8 Columbus 6, SWB 4 (10) Gm 2 COL Sept. 9 SWB 5, Columbus 4 (10) Gm 3 SWB Sept. 10 Columbus 1, SWB 0 Gm 4 SWB Sept. 11 Columbus 11, SWB 5 Governors Cup -- Columbus vs. Durham (Columbus wins 3-1) Gm 1 COL Sept. 14 Columbus 18, Durham 5 Gm 2 COL Sept. 15 Columbus 4, Durham 0 Gm 3 DUR Sept. 16 Durham 3, Columbus 2 Gm 4 DUR Sept. 17 Columbus 13, Durham 2 Bricktown Showdown -- Tacoma vs. Columbus (Columbus wins) Gm 1 OKC Sept. 21 Columbus 12, Tacoma 6

2 2010 Season In Review... Page TEAM NOTES WELL-DESERVED PROMOTION: After spending nearly nine years in the Minor Leagues, Indianapolis Indians C Erik Kratz finally, and deservedly, received his first Major League promotion during the 2010 campaign... Kratz, who turned 30 years old on June 15, received word during the 2010 Triple-A All-Star Game on July 14 that he was being called up by the Pittsburgh Pirates... Kratz made his Major League debut with the Pittsburgh Pirates on July 17 and collected his first big league hit in his third at-bat and also scored one run and drove in another... Overall at the Triple-A level this season, the Indians backstop batted.274 (63-for-230) with 30 runs scored, 22 doubles, nine home runs, 41 RBI and a.380 on-base percentage in 70 games. CALL-UPS MAKE KEY CONTRIBUTIONS: From Major League veteran to promising prospect to minor league lifer, the Indianapolis Indians roster saw 23 different players receive at least one promotion to the Major League level this season... Of the 23 players to be called up to Pittsburgh this year, seven different players have made their Major League debut... INF Pedro Alvarez, INF Pedro Ciriaco, INF Argenis Diaz, C Erik Kratz, RHP Brad Lincoln, OF Alex Presley and OF Jose Tabata all made their Major League debuts with the Bucs this season... Of the Indians starting batting order on Opening Day in Columbus on April 8, Tabata, Alvarez, INF/OF Steve Pearce, INF/OF Neil Walker, OF Brandon Moss, Kratz and Diaz were all promoted to Pittsburgh at least once this season... Leading the way for the multitude of Tribe call-ups has been Tabata and Walker... Tabata became the first player since Seattle Mariners OF Ichiro Suzuki in 2001 to not go hitless in back-to-back games through the first 54 contests of his Major League career, while as of September 21, his 109 total hits since he made his debut on June 9 tie him for the seventh most in the Majors... As for Walker, the turned in a spectacular month of August, during which time he led all rookies with 22 RBI and batted.306 with 14 runs scored, seven doubles, two triples and three home runs. MOSS NAMED 2010 MVP: OF Brandon Moss was named the 2010 Indianapolis Indians Most Valuable Player... The outfielder led the International League in RBI with 96 and paced the Tribe in games played (136), at-bats (500), runs scored (73), hits (133), doubles (32), home runs (22) and total bases (235)... In a season that saw Moss set a new personal single-season high in home runs, the left-handed slugger also became the first Indians batter to lead his league in RBI since Champ Summers drove in 124 runs in 1978 when Indianapolis was a member of the American Association... Moss 22 home runs during the 2010 campaign were also the most hit by a Tribe player since Graham Koonce hit 23 in 2005, while his 96 RBI were the most since D.T. Cromer collected 107 for Indianapolis during the 1999 season. ALL-STAR PERFORMANCE: C Erik Kratz was the lone Indianapolis Indians player named to the 2010 International League All-Star game... The All-Star selection marked the second consecutive season that Kratz earned a midseason All-Star nomination... The Indians backstop finished the contest hitless in one at-bat and was replaced defensively in the top of the fifth inning... Tribe manager Frank Kremblas who was selected as a member of the All-Star game s coaching staff lifted Kratz in the fifth to inform the minor league veteran that he was receiving a promotion to the Major Leagues for the first time in his professional baseball career. ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: OF Alex Presley was named the Indians Rookie of the Year... Presley, who began the season with Double-A Altoona, was promoted to the Triple-A level on June 25 and made an immediate impact upon his arrival in Indianapolis... In just his third game with the Tribe, Presley went 5-for-6 and hit for the cycle in the Tribe s 15-3 trouncing of the Toledo Mud Hens on June 27, before he later embarked on a team-best 13-game hitting streak from July 5-21 that also included another five-hit effort on July Presley finished the 2010 Triple-A campaign with a.294 batting average (80-for-272), 44 runs scored, 15 doubles, six triples, six home runs and 38 RBI. MOST VALUABLE STARTING PITCHER: RHP Jeremy Powell was named the Indians Most Valuable Starting Pitcher... Powell, who split the 2010 campaign between the Indians bullpen and starting rotation, finished the season with the most wins (11) and the most innings pitched for the Tribe (134.1 IP), while he also closed the year with second most games started (21) and the second-highest strikeout total on the team (87)... The veteran right-hander turned in spectacular numbers in the months of June and July as he combined to post a 4-2 record and a 2.98 ERA (18 ER in 54.1 IP) with 37 strikeouts and just 14 walks over 14 appearances in the season s third and fourth months... With his 11-win season, Powell finished the 2010 campaign just one win shy of his professional baseball career high of 12 wins, which he achieved in 1996 when he pitched for the Single-A Delmarva Shorebirds. SLUGGER OF THE YEAR: C Erik Kratz was named the Indians Slugger of the Year... Kratz finished the 2010 campaign with the highest slugging percentage (.496) among Indians players to have appeared in at least 70 games this season... In his 70 Triple-A games played this year, the Indians catcher collected the third-most doubles (22) on the team and blasted nine home runs to go along with 41 RBI. HENRY SMOCK RELIEF PITCHER OF THE YEAR: RHP Jean Machi was named the Indians Henry Smock Relief Pitcher of the Year... Machi recorded team and career highs in both saves (23) and appearances (58) this year, surpassing his previous highs of 16 saves and 49 appearances, both of which came in 2006 when he was with the Double-A Montgomery Biscuits... The reliever s 23 saves tied him with two other pitchers for the third-most saves in the International League this season and also gave him the highest total for an Indians closer since RHP Jonah Bayliss also collected 23 saves for the Tribe in Category 2010 TEAM STATISTICS Regular Season Batting Average.262 Runs 672 Hits 1,254 Doubles 295 Triples 41 Home Runs 118 Runs Batted In 613 Total Bases 1985 Walks 544 Strikeouts 1102 Stolen Bases 132 Caught Stealing 64 On-Base Percentage.340 Slugging Percentage.414 Hit-By-Pitch 46 Double Plays 95 Earned Run Average 4.44 Saves 42 Complete Games 1 Shutouts 8 Holds 56 Hits Allowed 1296 Runs Allowed 677 Earned Runs Allowed 624 Home Runs Allowed 126 Walks Allowed 445 Strikeouts 996 Balks 9 Wild Pitches 49 WHIP 1.38 Batting Average Against MEDIA RELATIONS STAFF Brian Bosma...media relations manager ext. 263 (office), (cell) media@indyindians.com / Chris Binnall...media relations assistant Emily Diekelmann... gameday assistant Gary Johnson... official scorer Bill McAfee... official scorer Kim Rogers... official scorer Nate Flannery...computer stats Ed Holdaway...computer stats Bill Potter...computer stats

3 2010 Season In Review... Page TEAM NOTES APRIL POTM: INF/OF Steve Pearce was named the Indians April Player of the Month... Pearce batted.367 (29-for-79) with 17 runs scored, 11 doubles, two triples, two home runs, seven RBI and three stolen bases during the season s first month... The first baseman also ranked among the International League leaders during the month of April in doubles (1st, 11), extra-base hits (1st, 15), on-base percentage (1st,.474), hits (T-1st, 29), total bases (T-2nd, 50), runs (T-3rd, 17), walks (T-3rd, 16), slugging percentage (4th,.633) and batting average (6th,.367)... The right-handed slugger reached base safely in 20 of 21 games played and recorded at least one hit in 16 contests in the month of April. MAY POTM: RHP Brad Lincoln was named the Indians May Player of the Month... Lincoln earned three victories for the Tribe during the month of May and posted a 2.38 ERA (9 ER in 34.0 IP) while striking out 31 batters... The right-hander allowed only four walks in 34.0 IP and limited opposing batters to a.174 batting average against (21-for-121) in the season s second month... The Texas native also flirted with perfection on several occasions during May, retiring the first 13 Rochester Red Wings batters he faced on May 12 and the first 16 Toledo Mud Hens hitters on May All told, Lincoln tossed 20 perfect innings in five starts in May, accounting for 59% of his total innings pitched during the month. JUNE POTM: RHP Hayden Penn was named the Indians June Player of the Month... Penn earned four victories for the Tribe during the month of June and posted a 1.89 ERA (7 ER in 33.1 IP) while striking out 32 batters... Penn allowed only nine walks in 33.1 IP and limited opposing batters to a.226 batting average against (28-for-124) in the season s third month... In the month of June, Penn s 1.89 ERA was the second lowest among all Triple-A pitchers that made at least six starts, trailing only Lehigh Valley s Nate Bump who posted a 1.57 ERA (6 ER in 34.1 IP) in six starts for the IronPigs. JULY POTM: OF Brandon Moss was named the Indians July Player of the Month... Moss batted.315 (34-for-108) with 19 runs scored, eight doubles, eight home runs and 31 RBI during the season s fourth month... The outfielder s 31 RBI in the month of July was the highest total for an International League player and gave him the fourth-best mark in all of professional baseball from July The Georgia native reached base safely via a hit or a walk in 24 of his 28 games played in July and recorded at least one hit on 20 occasions. AUGUST POTM: INF/OF John Bowker was named the Indians August Player of the Month... Bowker batted.319 (29-for-91) with 10 runs scored, seven doubles, two triples, four home runs and 10 RBI during the season s final full month... The left-handed slugger s.319 batting average and four home runs were both August highs for the Indians, while his seven doubles tied him with INF Pedro Ciriaco and INF/OF Mitch Jones for the team lead. PITCHER OF THE WEEK: RHP Jeremy Powell was the only Indians player to earn an International League Player of the Week honor during the 2010 campaign... The right-hander was named the IL s Pitcher of the Week during the week of May 3-9 when he won both of his starts for the Tribe and allowed only one earned run in 13.0 innings of work. OF Brandon Moss (photo by Bill Gentry) 2010 STATISTICAL TRENDS OVERALL AT HOME ON ROAD vs. IL North -- Overall vs. IL North -- at Home vs. IL North -- on Road vs. IL South -- Overall vs. IL South -- at Home vs. IL South -- on Road vs. IL West -- Overall vs. IL West -- at Home vs. IL West -- on Road vs. Right-handed starter vs. Left-handed starter When failing to score When scoring 1 run When scoring 2 runs When scoring 3 runs When scoring 4 runs When scoring 5 runs When scoring 6 runs When scoring 7 runs When scoring 8 runs When scoring 9 runs When scoring 10 runs Games decided by 1 run Games decided by 2 runs Games decided by 3 runs Games decided by 4 runs Games decided by 5 runs Games decided by 6+ runs When collecting 0-3 hits When collecting 4-6 hits When collecting 7-9 hits When collecting hits When collecting hits When collecting 16+ hits When committing 0 errors When committing 1 error When committing 2+ errors When leading after When tied or trailing after When leading after When tied or trailing after When Tribe scored first When opponent scored first Day games Night games Extra-inning games Monday games Tuesday games Wednesday games Thursday games Friday games Saturday games Sunday games Month of April Month of May Month of June Month of July Month of August Month of September

4 2010 Season In Review... Page 4 MULTIPLE HIT GAMES TOT Pedro Alvarez Doug Bernier Brian Bixler John Bowker Luke Carlin Pedro Ciriaco Jeff Clement Argenis Diaz Ryan Doumit Brian Friday Akinori Iwamura Jason Jaramillo Brandon Jones Mitch Jones Erik Kratz Kevin Melillo Brandon Moss Brian Myrow Jim Negrych Steve Pearce Alex Presley Jose Tabata Jonathan Van Every Neil Walker TEAM TOTAL MULTIPLE RBI GAMES TOT Pedro Alvarez Doug Bernier John Bowker Luke Carlin Pedro Ciriaco Jeff Clement Argenis Diaz Ryan Doumit Brian Friday Akinori Iwamura Jason Jaramillo Brandon Jones Mitch Jones Erik Kratz Kevin Melillo Brandon Moss Brian Myrow Jim Negrych Steve Pearce Alex Presley Jose Tabata Jonathan Van Every Neil Walker TEAM TOTAL VS. THE INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE IN 2010 WEST Overall Home Road Columbus Louisville Toledo TOTALS NORTH Buffalo Lehigh Valley Pawtucket Rochester Scranton/WB Syracuse TOTALS SOUTH Charlotte Durham Gwinnett Norfolk TOTALS Outfielder Kevin Melillo (photo by Bill Gentry)

5 2010 Season In Review... Page HIGH/LOW ANALYSIS INDIANS...Category...OPPONENTS INDIVIDUAL -- HITTING 7 (2x: MR - Kevin Melillo BUF, 6/20)... Most At-Bats... 7 (3x: MR - Drew Sutton, Zack Cozart and Chris Valaika LOU, 4/26) 3 (several times)... Most Runs...4 (2x: MR - Michael Griffin - vs. LOU, 9/3) 5 (2x: MR - Alex Presley vs. LHV, 7/19)... Most Hits... 5 (1x: MR - Dave Sappelt - vs. LOU, 8/21) 2 (several times)...most Doubles...3 (1x: MR - Ryan Raburn TOL, 5/15) 1 (several times)...most Triples... 2 (1x: MR - Robert Andino - vs. NOR, 8/9) 2 (3x: MR - Brandon Moss vs. CHA, 7/23)...Most Home Runs... 3 (1x: MR - Valentino Pascucci BUF, 6/18) 6 (1x: MR - Brandon Moss vs. CHA, 7/23)... Most RBI... 6 (1x: MR - Brian Bocock - vs. LHV, 7/21) 4 (1x: MR - Steve Pearce vs. LOU, 4/22)... Most Walks...3 (3x: MR - Scott Sizemore TOL, 8/20) 4 (4x: MR - Jeff Clement vs. LHV, 7/22)... Most Strikeouts... 4 (1x: MR - Tyler Flowers CHA, 5/27) 3 (1x: MR - Jose LHV, 5/2)...Most Stolen Bases...3 (1x: MR - Clete Thomas TOL, 4/13) 13 games (1x: MR - Alex Presley, 7/05-7/21)...Longest Hitting Streak INDIVIDUAL -- PITCHING 9.0 (1x: MR - Charlie Morton vs. DUR, 6/24)...Most Innings Pitched (1x: MR - Enrique Gonzalez TOL, 5/17) 12 (3x: MR - Hayden LOU, 7/7)... Most Hits Allowed...11 (2x: MR - Jose Ortegano GWN, 6/3) 9 (1x: MR - Brad DUR, 8/6-1)... Most Runs Allowed (1x: MR - Billy Buckner - vs. TOL, 6/27) 9 (1x: MR - Brad DUR, 8/6-1)...Most Earned Runs Allowed (1x: MR - Billy Buckner - vs. TOL, 6/27) 3 (2x: MR - Joe Martinez vs. TOL, 8/27)...Most Home Runs Allowed... 4 (1x: MR - Heath Phillips - vs. DUR, 6/22) 6 (3x: MR - Charlie NOR, 8/1)... Most Walks... 7 (1x: MR - Carlos Torres - vs. CHA, 7/24) 3 (1x: MR - Donnie Veal vs. ROC, 5/12)...Most HBPs... 2 (4x: MR - Yohan Pino - vs. COL, 8/30) 10 (1x: MR - Brad TOL, 5/17)... Most Strikeouts...11 (1x: MR - Brandon Duckworth - vs. LHV, 7/22) 2 (5x: MR - Brian Burres vs. SYR, 8/16)... Most Wild Pitches... 3 (1x: MR - Randor Bierd - vs. PAW, 6/11) 23.2 innings (1x: MR - Wil Ledezma, 5/30-7/24)... Longest Scoreless Streak TEAM -- HITTING 17 (1x: MR - vs. CHA, 7/23)...Most Runs / Game...17 (1x: MR COL, 4/8) 19 (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27)...Most Hits / Game...19 (1x: MR COL, 4/8) 0 (7x: MR DUR, 8/8)...Fewest Runs / Game...0 (5x: MR COL, 8/28) 1 (1x: MR - vs. DUR, 6/21)...Fewest Hits / Game... 2 (4x: MR TOL, 8/20) 9 (1x: MR - vs. CHA, 7/23)...Most Runs / Inning...8 (1x: MR COL, 4/8) 7 (2x: MR BUF, 6/19)...Most Doubles...8 (2x: MR - vs. LOU, 9/3) 3 (1x: MR GWN, 6/3)...Most Triples...2 (5x: MR - vs. LOU, 9/3) 5 (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27)...Most Home Runs...5 (1x: MR COL, 4/9) 11 (1x: MR COL, 4/9)...Most Extra-Base Hits...12 (1x: MR - vs. LOU, 9/3) 15 (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27)... Most RBI...17 (1x: MR COL, 4/8) 10 (1x: MR PAW, 4/27)... Most Walks (1x: MR - vs. SWB, 5/19) 3 (2x: MR LHV, 5/3)...Most HBPs...3 (1x: MR SWB, 6/12) 16 (1x: MR - vs. LHV, 7/22)... Most Strikeouts...15 (1x: MR - vs. LOU, 9/2) 4 (2x: MR LHV, 5/2)...Most Stolen Bases...6 (1x: MR - vs. SYR, 8/16) 14 (1x: MR CHA, 5/30)... Most Runners Left On Base (2x: MR - vs. SWB, 5/20) TEAM -- PITCHING 15.0 (1x: MR LOU, 4/26)...Most Innings Pitched (1x: MR LOU, 4/26) 17 (1x: MR COL, 4/8)... Most Runs Allowed...17 (1x: MR - vs. CHA, 7/23) 19 (1x: MR COL, 4/8)... Most Hits Allowed (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27) 0 (5x: MR COL, 8/28)... Fewest Runs Allowed... 0 (7x: MR DUR, 8/8) 2 (4x: MR TOL, 8/20)... Fewest Hits Allowed... 1 (1x: MR - vs. DUR, 6/21) 5 (1x: MR COL, 4/9)...Most Home Runs Allowed... 5 (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27) 12 (1x: MR - vs. SWB, 5/20)... Most Walks...10 (1x: MR PAW, 4/27) 3 (3x: MR SWB, 6/12)...Most HBPs... 3 (2x: MR LHV, 5/3) 15 (1x: MR - vs. LOU, 9/2)... Most Strikeouts (1x: MR - vs. LHV, 7/22) 1 (9x: MR - vs. SYR, 8/15)...Most Balks... 2 (2x: MR - vs. ROC, 5/11) 2 (7x: MR NOR, 7/31)... Most Wild Pitches...3 (1x: MR - vs. PAW, 6/11) MISCELLANEOUS Longest Overall Winning Streak... 6 games (1x: MR - 4/23-4/29) Largest Margin of Victory runs (1x: MR - vs. TOL, 6/27) Longest Home Winning Streak... 5 games (2x: MR - 6/24-6/28) Largest Margin of Defeat...13 runs (1x: MR COL, 4/8) Longest Road Winning Streak... 5 games (2x: MR - 7/17-7/29) Walk-off Wins - Indians...3 (MR - vs. SYR, 8/14) Longest Overall Losing Streak... 8 games (1x: MR - 6/29-7/05) Walk-off Wins - Opponents... 3 (MR TOL, 8/19) Longest Home Losing Streak... 9 games (1x: MR - 7/01-7/22) Largest Home Crowd... 15,011 (vs. LOU, 7/04) Longest Road Losing Streak... 4 games (2x: MR - 7/30-8/02) Largest Road Crowd...13,200 (@ TOL, 5/14) Longest Game (innings)...15 innings (1x: MR - 4/26) Longest Game (duration)... 4 hrs, 57 min (@ LOU, 4/26) Bold +* = Victory Field record

6 2010 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 1 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. COL L T-3rd 1.0 Powell (0-1) :34 7,476 COL W T-1st --- Karstens (1-0) Bass (1) 3:52 5,722 COL W T-1st --- Claggett (1-0) Machi (1) 3:04 8,212 COL L T-2nd 1.0 Jakubauskas (0-1) :03 6,712 TOL L T-2nd 1.0 Powell (0-2) :19 4,152 TOL L th 2.0 Bass (0-1) :35 3,916 LOU W T-2nd 2.0 Lincoln (1-0) Hart (1) 2:37 9,207 LOU L th 2.0 Veal (0-1) :21 8,517 4/16 vs. TOL L th 2.5 Karstens (1-1) :06 11,609 11,609 4/17 vs. TOL L th 3.5 Jakubauskas (0-2) :55 6,041 17,650 4/18 vs. TOL W T-3rd 4.0 Thomas (1-0) Machi (2) 2:53 5,429 23,079 4/19 vs. TOL L th 4.0 Lincoln (1-1) :47 4,184 27,263 4/20 vs. COL W rd 3.0 Veal (1-1) :52 3,876 31,139 4/21 vs. COL L th 4.0 Powell (0-3) :01 6,289 37,428 4/22 vs. LOU L th 4.0 Karstens (1-2) :10 5,462 42,890 4/23 vs. LOU W th 4.5 Hart (1-0) :53 4,180 47,070 4/24 vs. LOU Postponed *** To be made up as part of a doubleheader on 7/5 *** LOU W th 3.5 Lincoln (2-1) :39 10,741 LOU W rd 2.5 Machi (1-0) Kratz (1) 4:57 4,907 PAW W rd 2.5 Powell (1-3) Thomas (1) 3:29 4,004 PAW W rd 2.5 Claggett (2-0) Ledezma (1) 3:44 3,433 PAW W rd 2.5 McCutchen (1-0) Ledezma (2) 2:53 7,181 PAW L rd 2.5 Hamman (0-1) :45 8,190 LHV L rd 3.5 Veal (1-2) :48 10,000 LHV W rd 3.5 Crotta (1-0) Ledezma (3) 2:43 10,000 LHV W T-2nd 2.5 Powell (2-3) :53 7,678 LHV L rd 3.5 McCutchen (1-1) :41 10,000 5/6 vs. BUF W rd 3.5 Lincoln (3-1) :05 4,785 51,855 5/7 vs. BUF W nd 3.5 Veal (2-2) Machi (3) 3:05 4,638 56,493 5/8 vs. BUF L rd 4.5 Crotta (1-1) :43 5,421 61,914 5/9 vs. BUF W nd 3.5 Powell (3-3) Machi (4) 2:35 6,609 68,523 5/10 vs. ROC W nd 3.5 McCutchen (2-1) Claggett (1) 2:37 4,230 72,753 5/11 vs. ROC L rd 4.0 Machi (1-1) :14 3,979 76,732 5/12 vs. ROC W nd 3.5 Lincoln (4-1) Ledezma (4) 2:12 4,191 80,923 5/13 vs. ROC W nd 2.5 Thomas (2-0) :20 12,314 93,237 TOL W nd 1.5 Crotta (2-1) :41 13,200 TOL L nd 1.5 McCutchen (2-2) :15 10,300 TOL L nd 2.5 Machi (1-2) :52 7,729 TOL L rd 3.5 Lincoln (4-2) :06 9,789 5/18 vs. SWB W rd 2.5 Veal (3-2) Bass (2) 2:29 3,462 96,699 5/19 vs. SWB L rd 3.5 Crotta (2-2) :05 11, ,047 5/20 vs. SWB L rd 4.5 Powell (3-4) :41 4, ,729 5/21 vs. SWB L rd 5.5 Penn (0-1) :03 6, ,165 5/22 vs. GWN W rd 4.5 Lincoln (5-2) Thomas (2) 1:57 8, ,139 5/23 vs. GWN L rd 4.5 Ledezma (0-1) :14 8, ,789 5/24 vs. GWN L rd 5.5 Crotta (2-3) :03 5, ,525 5/25 vs. GWN W rd 4.5 Jackson (1-0) Machi (5) 2:48 5, ,694 CHA W rd 4.5 Thomas (3-0) Machi (6) 3:07 2,696 CHA W rd 5.0 Claggett (3-0) Machi (7) 2:18 4,165 CHA L rd 6.0 Powell (3-5) :22 4,976 CHA W rd 5.5 Machi (2-2) Thomas (3) 3:45 3,329 GWN L rd 6.0 McCutchen (2-3) :38 5,192 GWN W rd 6.0 Chulk (1-0) :04 3,240 GWN L rd 7.0 Powell (3-6) :19 3,140 GWN W rd 6.5 Lincoln (6-2) :56 4,053 6/4 vs. COL W rd 5.5 Crotta (3-3) :38 9, ,273 6/5 vs. COL W rd 4.5 McCutchen (3-3) :46 8, ,813 6/6 vs. COL L rd 5.5 Penn (0-2) :42 8, ,603 6/7 vs. COL W rd 4.5 Burres (1-0) Machi (8) 3:00 7, ,116 6/8 vs. PAW W T-2nd 3.5 Bass (1-1) :28 4, ,120 6/9 vs. PAW W nd 3.5 Crotta (4-3) Machi (9) 2:46 7, ,631 6/10 vs. PAW W T-2nd 2.5 McCutchen (4-3) Ledezma (5) 3:06 10, ,188

7 2010 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 2 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. 6/11 vs. PAW W T-2nd 1.5 Penn (1-2) :08 11, ,415 SWB L T-2nd 2.5 Burres (1-1) :54 9,074 SWB L rd 3.5 Morton (0-1) :25 4,450 SWB L rd 3.5 Crotta (4-4) :12 3,256 SWB L rd 4.5 McCutchen (4-4) :13 3,384 BUF W rd 3.5 Penn (2-2) Machi (10) 2:21 6,702 BUF L rd 4.5 Burres (1-2) :48 13,122 BUF W rd 3.5 Machi (3-2) :23 6,485 BUF W rd 3.0 Bass (2-1) :56 11,578 6/21 vs. DUR L rd 3.0 McCutchen (4-5) :31 8, ,372 6/22 vs. DUR W rd 3.0 Penn (3-2) :40 5, ,294 6/23 vs. DUR L rd 4.0 Bass (2-2) :42 7, ,440 6/24 vs. DUR W rd 4.0 Morton (1-1) :43 8, ,810 6/25 vs. TOL W rd 4.0 Hamman (1-1) Machi (11) 3:03 14, ,347 6/26 vs. TOL W nd 4.0 Powell (4-6) Ledezma (6) 3:12 11, ,686 6/27 vs. TOL W nd 3.0 Penn (4-2) :54 10, ,812 6/28 vs. TOL W nd 2.0 Machi (4-2) :14 8, ,587 COL L nd 3.0 Morton (1-2) :22 10,100 COL L nd 4.0 Claggett (3-1) :20 9,552 7/1 vs. COL L nd 5.0 Powell (4-7) :24 6, ,673 7/2 vs. COL L nd 6.0 Penn (4-3) :52 11, ,203 LOU L nd 7.0 Burres (1-3) :29 13,131 7/4 vs. LOU L nd 8.0 Morton (1-3) :04 15, ,214 7/5-1 vs. LOU L nd 9.0 Eveland (0-1) : /5-2 vs. LOU L nd 9.5 Crotta (4-5) :22 8, ,347 LOU W nd 8.5 Powell (5-7) :01 8,341 LOU L nd 8.5 Penn (4-4) :52 7,839 COL W nd 7.5 Burres (2-3) :51 8,752 COL L nd 8.5 Moskos (0-1) :07 8,905 TOL W nd 7.5 Machi (5-2) :02 10,300 TOL W nd 7.5 Powell (6-7) Machi (12) 2:54 9,911 ROC L nd 8.5 McCutchen (4-6) :26 6,413 ROC L nd 8.5 Burres (2-4) :59 9,103 ROC W nd 7.5 Morton (2-3) Ledezma (7) 3:18 7,848 ROC W nd 7.5 Jackson (2-0) Machi (13) 3:18 4,608 7/19 vs. LHV L nd 8.5 Machi (5-3) :22 10, ,579 7/20 vs. LHV L nd 8.5 McCutchen (4-7) :44 6, ,339 7/21 vs. LHV L nd 9.5 Moskos (0-2) :44 8, ,823 7/22 vs. LHV L T-2nd 9.5 Morton (2-4) :02 9, ,604 7/23 vs. CHA W T-2nd 10.0 Crotta (5-5) :35 11, ,942 7/24 vs. CHA W T-2nd 10.0 Jackson (3-0) Ledezma (8) 2:57 11, ,801 7/25 vs. CHA L rd 11.0 McCutchen (4-8) :46 7, ,220 7/26 vs. CHA W rd 11.0 Burres (3-4) :02 10, ,953 SYR W rd 10.0 Morton (3-4) Moskos (1) 3:11 5,964 SYR W rd 10.0 Hankins (1-0) Machi (14) 2:45 4,849 SYR W rd 10.0 Powell (7-7) Thomas (4) 2:40 6,128 SYR L rd 10.0 Moskos (0-3) :02 12,674 NOR L rd 10.0 Bass (2-3) :28 8,247 NOR L rd 10.0 Moskos (0-4) :29 4,108 NOR L rd 10.5 Crotta (5-6) :31 5,028 NOR W rd 10.0 Powell (8-7) Martinez (1) 2:57 4,482 DUR Postponed *** To be made up as part of a doubleheader on 8/6 *** DUR L rd 8.5 Lincoln (6-3) :07 DUR W rd 9.0 Burres (4-4) Machi (15) 1:57 9,499 DUR L rd 9.0 Moskos (0-5) :54 10,014 DUR L rd 9.0 Crotta (5-7) :36 9,139 8/9 vs. NOR L rd 9.5 Powell (8-8) :10 8, ,823 8/10 vs. NOR W rd 9.0 Martinez (1-0) :08 5, ,739 8/11 vs. NOR W rd 8.0 Burres (5-4) Machi (16) 2:38 6, ,394 8/12 vs. NOR L rd 8.0 Machi (5-4) :10 5, ,253 8/13 vs. SYR W rd 8.0 Morton (4-4) Machi (17) 2:30 12, ,263 8/14 vs. SYR W rd 8.0 Thomas (4-0) :13 13, ,547

8 2010 Season In Review... Page INDIANS DAY-BY-DAY (page 3 of 3) Indians Indians Game Home Date Opponent W/L Score Inn. Record Pos. GB Win / Loss Save Time Att. Att. 8/15 vs. SYR L rd 9.0 Jakubauskas (0-3) :41 7, ,131 8/16 vs. SYR L rd 10.0 Martinez (1-1) :11 6, ,324 TOL W rd 9.0 Lincoln (7-3) :49 7,742 TOL L rd 9.0 Bass (2-4)` :16 7,306 TOL W rd 8.0 Powell (9-8) Machi (18) 2:36 10,700 8/21 vs. LOU L rd 8.5 Eveland (0-2) :20 14, ,464 8/22 vs. LOU W rd 7.5 Jackson (4-0) Machi (19) 2:31 9, ,527 8/23 vs. LOU L rd 8.5 Machi (5-5) :43 6, ,583 LOU L rd 9.5 Crotta (5-8) :21 7,813 LOU W rd 8.5 Powell (10-8) :43 6,416 8/26 vs. TOL W rd 7.5 Jakubauskas (1-3) Machi (20) 2:05 6, ,327 8/27 vs. TOL L rd 8.5 Martinez (1-2) :52 12, ,366 COL W rd 7.5 Bass (3-4) :42 10,675 COL L rd 8.5 Crotta (5-9) :17 9,122 8/30 vs. COL L rd 8.5 Powell (10-9) :00 5, ,294 8/31 vs. COL L rd 9.0 Jakubauskas (1-4) :42 4, ,206 9/1 vs. COL L rd 10.0 Lincoln (7-4) :45 5, ,481 9/2 vs. LOU W rd 10.0 Thomas (5-0) Machi (21) 2:40 5, ,138 9/3 vs. LOU L rd 10.0 Crotta (5-10) :13 11, ,379 9/4 vs. LOU W rd 9.0 Powell (11-9) Machi (22) 2:39 14, ,969 LOU W rd 8.0 Bass (4-4) Machi (23) 2:33 13,131 LOU L rd 8.5 Lincoln (7-5) :38 8,251 ORGANIZATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS ALTOONA CURVE Double-A -- Eastern League Record Note: Altoona captured its first Eastern League title after downing both Harrisburg and Trenton in the playoffs. Leaders: BA: Presley (.350) R: D Arnaud (91) 2B: D Arnaud & Harrison (33) 3B: D Arnaud (9) HR: Gimenez (16) RBI: Hague (86) W: Owens & Hughes (12) ERA: Dubee (2.24) SV: Moskos (21) SO: Wilson (134) BRADENTON MARAUDERS High-A -- Florida State League Record Note: Bradenton reached the postseason, but was eliminated by the Charlotte Stone Crabs in the first round. Leaders: BA: Holt (.351) R: Latimore & Grossman (84) 2B: Latimore (31) 3B: Marte & Fryer (5) HR: Latimore (19) RBI: Latimore (100) W: Adcock (11) ERA: Pribanic (3.33) SV: Krol (34) SO: Adcock (113) WEST VIRGINIA POWER Low-A -- South Atlantic League Record Note: West Virginia was paced offensively by INF Aaron Baker s 18 home runs and 79 RBI. Leaders: BA: Rubinstein (.289) R: Cunningham (72) 2B: Cunningham & Rubinstein (37) 3B: Cunningham (7) HR: Baker (18) RBI: Baker (79) W: McPherson (9) ERA: Baker (2.99) SV: Foster (6) SO: McPherson (124) STATE COLLEGE SPIKES Short Season -- New York-Penn League Record Note: State College finished fifth in the Pinckney Division of the New York-Penn League with their record. Leaders: BA: Santos (.319) R: Santos (45) 2B: Santos (15) 3B: Santos (7) HR: Curry (7) RBI: Santos (35) W: Decker (8) ERA: Von Rosenberg (3.20) SV: Townsend (6) SO: Fuesser (47)

9 2010 Season In Review... Page TRIBE TRANSACTIONS (page 1 of 2) April 8 INF Doug Bernier placed on the disabled list [23], OF Brandon Moss outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 11 RHP Kevin Hart suspended for three days [24]. April 12 LHP Brian Burres call up by Pittsburgh [23], LHP Corey Hamman signed as a Minor League free agent [24]. April 14 RHP Kevin Hart reinstated from suspension list [24]. April 15 C Luke Carlin assigned to Short Season State College [23], RHP Daniel McCutchen optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 17 RHP Daniel McCutchen recalled by Pittsburgh [23], C Luke Carlin acquired from Short Season State College [24]. April 17 LHP Corey Hamman placed on the disabled list [23], LHP Justin Thomas activated from the disabled list [24]. April 20 RHP Vinnie Chulk placed on the disabled list [23], LHP Wil Ledezma activated from the disabled list [24]. April 21 INF Argenis Diaz recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. April 22 INF Doug Bernier activated from the disabled list [24]. April 23 RHP Chris Jakubauskas recalled by Pittsburgh [23], LHP Brian Burres optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 24 OF Jonathan Van Every traded to the Boston Red Sox organization [23], INF Argenis Diaz optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 25 RHP Brian Bass recalled by Pittsburgh [23], LHP Corey Hamman activated from the disabled list [24]. April 25 LHP Brian Burres recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Daniel McCutchen optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 25 OF Brandon Jones designated for assignment [23]. April 27 RHP Jeff Karstens call up by Pittsburgh [22], RHP Vinnie Chulk activated from the disabled list [23]. April 29 OF Brandon Jones outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. April 29 RHP Kevin Hart placed on the disabled list [23], RHP Mike Dubee acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. May 2 RHP Mike Dubee assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], RHP Mike Crotta acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. May 4 OF/1B Steve Pearce recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. May 5 LHP Corey Hamman assigned to Double-A Altoona [22]. May 8 INF Kevin Melillo acquired from Double-A Altoona [23]. May 11 RHP Hayden Penn acquired from Short Season State College [24]. May 16 RHP Daniel McCutchen placed on the disabled list [23] May 17 RHP Brian Bass outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. May 24 LHP Donnie Veal placed on the disabled list [23]. May 25 INF/OF Neil Walker recalled by Pittsburgh [22], RHP Daniel McCutchen activated from the disabled list [23]. May 28 RHP Steven Jackson called up by Pittsburgh [22], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Double-A Altoona [23]. May 31 OF Jonathan Van Every acquired from the Boston Red Sox organization [24]. June 2 LHP Corey Hamman assigned to Short Season State College [23], RHP Steven Jackson optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 6 RHP Steven Jackson placed on the disabled list [23], LHP Brian Burres optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 6 RHP Charlie Morton begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. June 9 RHP Brad Lincoln recalled by Pittsburgh [23], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Short Season State College [24]. June 9 OF Jose Tabata recalled by Pittsburgh [23], INF Jeff Clement optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. June 10 INF Brian Friday placed on the disabled list [23]. June 11 INF Jim Negrych acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. June 16 INF Pedro Alvarez recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. June 17 RHP Steven Jackson activated from the disabled list [24]. June 19 INF Steve Pearce begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. June 24 RHP Steven Jackson recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. June 24 LHP Justin Thomas called up by Pittsburgh [22]. June 25 INF Akinori Iwamura optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. June 25 OF Brandon Jones assigned to Double-A Altoona [22], OF Alex Presley acquired from Double-A Altoona [23]. June 25 LHP Daniel Moskos acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. June 26 RHP Daniel McCutchen recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Steven Jackson optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 1 RHP Chris Jakubauskas begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. July 3 RHP Chris Jakubauskas completes Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. July 3 INF Steve Pearce completes Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. July 4 LHP Corey Hamman assigned to Low-A West Virginia [23]. July 4 RHP Charlie Morton completes Major League rehabilitation assignment and optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 5 RHP Anthony Claggett assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], LHP Dana Eveland outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 9 RHP Vinnie Chulk placed on temporarily inactive list [23], LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Low-A West Virginia [24]. July 10 LHP Corey Hamman placed on the disabled list [23]. July 11 RHP Daniel McCutchen optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 13 INF Doug Bernier placed on the disabled list [23]. July 15 INF Brian Bixler acquired from the Cleveland Indians organization [24]. July 15 RHP Hayden Penn placed on temporarily inactive list [23], LHP Justin Thomas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 15 C Erik Kratz called up by Pittsburgh [23], C Jason Jaramillo optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 18 LHP Corey Hamman assigned to Double-A Altoona [24]. July 20 INF Brian Myrow placed on the disabled list [23], INF Brian Friday acquired from High-A Bradenton [24]. July 22 RHP Vinnie Chulk removed from temporarily inactive list and rights sold to Hiroshima Toyo Carp [24]. July 22 RHP Hayden Penn removed from temporarily inactive list and rights sold to Chiba Lotte Marines [24]. July 22 C Jason Jaramillo recalled by Pittsburgh [23], INF Doug Bernier activated from the disabled list [24].

10 2010 Season In Review... Page TRIBE TRANSACTIONS (page 2 of 2) July 22 LHP Dana Eveland placed on the disabled list [23]. July 26 LHP Corey Hamman acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. July 27 RHP Steven Jackson recalled by Pittsburgh [23], Brad Lincoln optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. July 27 LHP Wil Ledezma called up by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Travis Chick signed as a Minor League free agent [24]. July 28 RHP Brian Bass assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], RHP Derek Hankins acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. July 29 INF Akinori Iwamura placed on the disabled list [23]. July 31 RHP Daniel McCutchen recalled by Pittsburgh [22], RHP Brian Bass acquired from Double-A Altoona [23]. July 31 INF Argenis Diaz recalled by Pittsburgh [22], INF Pedro Ciriaco acquired from the Arizona Diamondbacks organization [23]. July 31 INF Jeff Clement recalled by Pittsburgh [22], OF Mitch Jones acquired from the Atlanta Braves organization [23]. August 1 LHP Justin Thomas recalled by Pittsburgh [22]. August 2 INF/OF John Bowker acquired from the San Francisco Giants organization [23]. August 2 RHP Joe Martinez acquired from the San Francisco Giants organization [24]. August 2 C Ryan Doumit begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. August 5 INF Brian Bixler assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], C Jason Jaramillo optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. August 7 C Ryan Doumit completes Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. August 7 INF Jim Negrych assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], INF Akinori Iwamura activated from the disabled list [24]. August 9 RHP Derek Hankins assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], LHP Dana Eveland activated from the disabled list [24]. August 9 RHP Travis Chick assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], LHP Justin Thomas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. August 9 OF Kevin Melillo placed on the temporarily inactive list [23], C Erik Kratz optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. August 10 C Luke Carlin traded to the Cleveland Indians organization [23]. August 12 OF Kevin Melillo activated from the temporarily inactive list [24]. August 12 RHP Chris Jakubauskas begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. August 13 LHP Daniel Moskos assigned to Double-A Altoona [23], RHP Steven Jackson outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. August 19 OF Jonathan Van Every placed on the disabled list [23]. August 20 INF Brian Myrow activated from the disabled list [24]. August 20 RHP Brad Lincoln placed on the disabled list [23]. August 21 RHP Chris Jakubauskas outrighted from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [24]. August 23 LHP Justin Thomas recalled by Pittsburgh [23], RHP Anthony Claggett acquired from Double-A Altoona [24]. August 25 LHP Brian Burres recalled by Pittsburgh [23]. August 28 RHP Charlie Morton recalled by Pittsburgh [22], LHP Justin Thomas optioned from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis [23]. September 1 OF John Bowker recalled by Pittsburgh [22], OF Jonathan Van Every activated from the disabled list [23]. September 1 RHP Brad Lincoln activated from the disabled list [24]. September 1 INF Jeff Clement begins Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. September 4 INF Jeff Clement completes Major League rehabilitation assignment [24]. September 5 RHP Joe Martinez recalled by Pittsburgh [23].

11 2010 Season In Review...Page STATISTICS -- ALL BATTERS BATTERS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS HBP DP 1B 2B 3B SS OF C E Alvarez, Pedro Bernier, Doug Bixler, Brian Bowker, John Carlin, Luke Ciriaco, Pedro Clement, Jeff Diaz, Argenis Doumit, Ryan Friday, Brian Iwamura, Akinori Jaramillo, Jason Jones, Brandon Jones, Mitch Kratz, Erik Melillo, Kevin Moss, Brandon Myrow, Brian Negrych, Jim Pearce, Steve Presley, Alex Tabata, Jose Van Every, Jonathan Walker, Neil Team Total Bold = Team High INF/OF Steve Pearce (photo by Bill Gentry)

12 2010 Season In Review... Page STATISTICS -- ALL PITCHERS PITCHERS W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB SO BK WP WHIP AVG HLD Bass, Brian Burres, Brian Chick, Travis Chulk, Vinnie Claggett, Anthony Crotta, Michael Dubee, Michael Eveland, Dana Hamman, Corey Hankins, Derek Hart, Kevin Jackson, Steven Jakubauskas, Chris Karstens, Jeff Kratz, Erik Ledezma, Wil Lincoln, Brad Machi, Jean Martinez, Joe McCutchen, Daniel Morton, Charlie Moskos, Daniel Penn, Hayden Powell, Jeremy Thomas, Justin Van Every, Jonathan Veal, Donnie Team Total Bold = Team High RHP Jeremy Powell (photo by Bill Gentry) RHP Brad Lincoln (photo by Bill Gentry)