2016 GAME NOTES. General Info IOWA CUBS EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS SERIES HISTORY. projected Starters. Need To Know. game #46 May 26

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1 game #46 May 26 Pacific Coast league AT A GLANCE Record Home Away Night Day 6-6 Extra Innings 2-0 Doubleheaders 1-1 Score First 10-7 Opponent Scores First One Run Games 5-2 Shutouts 3-2 vs. Starters vs. LHP Starters 5-6 Commit an Error No Errors Chihuahuas Hit HR 19-9 Chihuahuas Don t Hit HR 5-12 Chihuahuas Outhit Opponent 20-2 Equal Hits 3-3 Opponent Outhits Chihuahuas 1-16 vs. AL Affiliates vs. NL Affiliates 13-9 Lead After Tied After Trail After Lead After Tied After Trail After Uniforms - White 6-2 Uniforms - Gray 9-6 Uniforms - Red 3-5 Uniforms - Black 1-6 Uniforms - Camouflage 4-1 Uniforms - Themed 1-1 All-Time El Paso Record 4,131-3,944 All-Time Affiliated Record 3,195-2,935 All-Time Chihuahuas Record Chihuahuas Playoff Record 1-3 All-Time El Paso Playoff Record General Info TV:...MiLB.TV Radio:... Team 600 ESPN El Paso Location:... Des Moines, Iowa Stadium:...Principal Park 2016 GAME NOTES EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS (24-21, T-2ND, 1.5 GB, P. South) vs SERIES HISTORY projected Starters Need To Know Media Relations Department One Ballpark Plaza El Paso, TX san diego padres affiliate IOWA CUBS (19-25, 4TH, 5.5 GB, A. North) Series Record In El Paso In Iowa Run Games Shutouts Most Runs, El Paso... 14, 5/29/2015 Most Runs, Iowa...14, 6/1/2015 Margin, El Paso... 12, 5/29/2015 Margin, Iowa...10, 6/1/2015 Longest Win Streak, El Paso...1 Game, 4x Longest Win Streak, Iowa...3 Games, 2x Current Streak... 1 Game, El Paso Thursday (11:08 AM)... Jeremy Guthrie (2-5, 7.50 ERA) vs. Alex Sanabia (0-1, 20.65) *All game times are Mountain Time Outfielder Alex Dickerson extended his franchise record hitting streak to 23 games on Wednesday to match the longest streak in Minor League Baseball for It is the longest streak in the Pacific Coast League this season & is the longest hitting streak in the PCL since Chris Owings had a 23-game stretch in 2013 with the Reno Aces. Dickerson is hitting.457 over his last 23 games with 5 home runs, 21 RBIs, & 13 multi-hit games. His.421 overall batting average would lead the PCL, but he falls just shy of the 2.7 plate appearances per team games required (2.6 PA) to be a league leader. After big offensive production on Wednesday, James Loney (.340) & Carlos Asuaje (.331) stand 7th & 8th in the Pacific Coast League in hitting. Asuaje s 4 hits yesterday boosted him to the 4th highest total in hits while Loney remains the toughest strikeout among PCL hitters. The Chihuahuas lead the PCL in on-base percentage at.365 despite having the fewest base-on-balls in the league (106 walks). El Paso is not the only San Diego Padres affiliate that is last in their league in walks. Double-A San Antonio is last in the Texas League & High-A Lake Elsinore has the fewest walks among teams in the California League. Despite the offensive juggernaut that El Paso has been in 2016, they are the worst pitching team in baseball with a team ERA of The win for Carlos Pimentel on Wednesday snaps a week-long drought in which El Paso starting pitchers did not get a winning decision. The Chihuahuas pitching staff has held the opposition off the scoreboard in the first inning in consecutive games for the first time since May against New Orleans. They have not gone 3 straight games without a 1st inning run this season. El Paso starters have surrendered a run in the 1st inning in 26 of 45 games & have trailed after 1 inning on 19 occasions. El Paso s bullpen turned in scoreless relief on Wednesday. The last time the Chihuahuas bullpen had backto-back scoreless games using at least 2 relievers was April

2 TODAY S STARTING PITCHER 11 JEREMY GUTHRIE HT: 6-1 WT: 205 BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT AGE: 37 BORN: April 8, 1979 in Roseburg, Oregon SCHOOL: Stanford ACQUIRED: Signed as Minor League free agent on April 1, 2016 GUTHRIE QUICK HITS: 16th season of professional baseball...originally signed with the Cleveland Indians after being selected in the first round (22nd overall) in the 2002 First-Year Player Draft...Other notable players taken in that first round were Padres outfielder Melvin Upton Jr. to Tampa Bay (2nd overall), Rangers first basemen Prince Fielder to Milwaukee (6th overall), outfielder Nick Swisher to Oakland (16th overall), former Chihuahuas outfielder Jeff Francoeur to the Atlanta Braves (23rd overall), and Giants pitcher Matt Cain (25th overall). 2016: Began Spring Training with the Texas Rangers in 2016; released on March 28 Pitched for the Padres on April 2nd in their final exhibition game against the White Sox at Petco Park. Pitching on the day before his 37th birthday, Guthrie is the 2nd oldest Chihuahuas pitcher to start on Opening Day. Jason Lane took the hill for the 2015 season opener at the age of 38. GUTHRIE NOTES: Class valedictorian at Ashland High School in Oregon in 1997 in addition to the team MVP for football, basketball, and baseball his senior year Chose to attend Brigham Young University instead of signing w/ the Mets after being drafted in 1997 (15th Round) Took his two-year Mormon mission to Spain in ; did not play baseball during those two years and learned fluent Spanish Enrolled at Stanford after returning from Spain; went 13-4 for the Cardinal in 2001 and was drafted by the Pirates in the 3rd Round, but returned to Stanford for 2002 season to win 13 more games Made his Major League debut on August 28, 2004 in Cleveland for an Indians team managed by Eric Wedge; tossed a th inning against the Chicago White Sox, a game started by Cleveland s LHP Cliff Lee Claimed off waivers by the Baltimore Orioles on January 29, 2007 With the Orioles, led the Majors in losses w/ 17 in 2009 and again with 17 losses in 2011 Traded by Baltimore to Colorado for Jason Hammel and Matt Lindstrom on Febuary 6, 2012 Traded from Colorado to Kansas City for Jonathan Sanchez on July 20, 2012 Arguably his best years were as a Royal with a record and a 4.38 ERA over four seasons Recorded a career-best 15 wins in 2013 despite leading MLB in base hits allowed (236) Started Game 3 & Game 7 of the 2014 World Series for the Royals facing the San Francisco Giants Earned the victory in Game 3, tossing 5 innings and allowed just 2 runs on 4 hits Giants jumped on him early in Game 7 for 3 runs through 3.1 innings as the Giants went on to win 3-2 to clinch their third World Series in five years (2010, 2012, 2014) 2016 GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS WITH EL PASO (LAST 5 STARTS 2-1, 5.10 ERA) DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB K HR NP-S ERA RESULT L L 3-0 5/6 FRE L 5-4 W W 4-1 5/16 NEW W W 7-6 5/21 RR L Iowa Cubs 2

3 Carlos Asuaje POSITION PLAYER BIOS Acquired: Traded from Boston Red Sox w/ OF Manny Margot, INF Javier Guerra, & LHP Logan Allen for Craig Kimbrel on November 13, 2015 School: Nova Southeastern (Fort Lauderdale, FL) Fourth pro season, Padres No. 14 prospect according to MLB.com Drafted by Boston Red Sox in the 11th Round of the 2013 draft Minor League All-Star last two seasons Spent all of 2015 with Portland Sea Dogs (Double-A, Red Sox). He led Portland in runs scored, hits, triples, RBIs, walks & games played (131). Played for the Arizona Fall League champions, Scottsdale Scorpions, in the offseason. Ended the AFL season with a 12-game hitting streak and was recognized as a member of the AFL All-Prospect Team. Traded to Padres w/ 4 games left in AFL schedule. Jabari Blash Acquired: Traded by the Seattle Mariners to the San Diego Padres for cash on May 18, 2016 School: Miami Dade College 7th season; Originally signed w/ the Seattle Mariners in 2010 as an 8th Round draft pick Designated for assignment by the Padres on May 13; Padres No. 13 prospect according to MLB.com 2015 Rule 5 selection by the Oakland Athletics & sent to San Diego on December 10 as the player to be named later in the December 2 trade that San Diego acquired LHP Drew Pomeranz & LHP Jose Torres in exchange for INF Yonder Alonso & LHP Marc Rzepcynski Made his first Opening Day roster & MLB debut for San Diego on April 4, 2016 at Petco Park against the Los Angeles Dodgers w/ an 8th inning walk; got his first MLB hit at Coors Field against the Rockies w/ a double, served as a pinch-hitter for Drew Pomeranz 16th player born in the U.S. Virgin Islands to appear in a Major League game In 11 games at Southwest University Park prior to joining El Paso, Blash was (.409) at the plate w/ 7 home runs; hit 2 homers for the Padres against El Paso on March 31, 2016 PCL Player of the Month in August 2015 w/ 14 home runs that month for the Tacoma Rainiers Represented the Jackson Generals in the 2015 Southern League All-Star Game Alex Dickerson Acquired: Traded from Pittsburgh on November 25, 2013 for OF Jaff Decker & Miles Mikolas School: Indiana University 6th professional season, Padres No. 22 prospect according to MLB.com At Wrigley Field on May 10, 2016, became first Padres player to hit pinch-hit grand slam for his first Big League HR; Alexi Amarista is the only other Padre to a hit grand slam for the first HR of his MLB career Played most of 2015 with Chihuahuas; 11 games w/ San Diego Padres Led El Paso in total hits (141), doubles (36), and triples (9) in 2015 Named PCL Rookie of the Year and Post-Season All-Star as a member of the Chihuahuas Made MLB debut on August 6, 2015 in Milwaukee as a pinch-hitter for the Padres Replaced OF Will Venable on Padres roster while he was away from team on paternity leave Collected first career MLB base hit the next night against the Phillies at Petco Park in San Diego, just 20 miles from where he grew up in Poway, California Originally a 3rd Round draft pick by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2011 Won the Big Ten Triple Crown in 2010 (.419 BA, 24 HR, 75 RBI) & Big Ten POY at Indiana Tied for first in career home runs (47) in Hoosiers baseball history Rocky Gale Acquired: Padres 24th Round pick in 2010, Signed as Minor League Free Agent on Dec. 8, 2015 School: University of Portland Seventh professional season, all in the Padres system Began 2016 in San Antonio; Played for El Paso in Padres exhibition game going 1-3 at the plate MiLB.com Organization All-Star for the Padres in 2015 Played in 107 games for the Chihuahuas in 2015 hitting.307 including 4 triples, which was the 2nd highest total on the team; all were career highs Rocky earned a September call-up on 9/2/2015, his first trip to The Show He made his Major League debut with the Padres at Petco Park on September 6, 2015 as a pinch-hitter against the LA Dodgers His first Major League hit came vs. MIL on September 30 on the first pitch in the bottom of the 8th inning. It was also his first MLB start behind the plate. Starting catcher for first game in Chihuahuas franchise history on April 3, 2014 in Reno, NV inf OF OF C Last Game: 4-4, 2B Series: 5-7 Road Trip/Homestand: 5-7 Current Hit Streak: 2 Longest Hit Streak: 8 Last Home Run: LV ASUAJE 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 4 SO: 2 R: 2 BB: 2 RBI: 3 1 Last Game: 0-5 Series: 0-8 Road Trip/Homestand: 0-8 Current Hit Streak: Longest Hit Streak: 1 Last Home Run: 5/22/16 vs. RR BLASH 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 2 SO: 2 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: 4 Last Game: 2-4, RBI Series: 5-9 Road Trip/Homestand: 5-9 Current Hit Streak: 23 Longest Hit Streak: 23 Last Home Run: IOW DICKERSON 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 4 SO: 3 R: 3 BB: 1 RBI: 4 Last Game: DNP Series: 1-5 Road Trip/Homestand: 1-5 Current Hit Streak: 1 Longest Hit Streak: 4 Last Home Run: 5/17/16 vs. NEW GALE 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 2 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: Iowa Cubs 3

4 Jason Hagerty Manuel Margot POSITION PLAYER BIOS (CONT D) Acquired: San Diego Padres 5th Round pick in 2009 First-Year Player Draft School: University of Miami (FL) Eighth pro season Played at Triple-A level for Padres in Portland, Tucson, & El Paso Spent second half of 2015 in El Paso, called up June 20 from San Antonio The switch-hitter saw much more time in the Chihuahuas lineup hitting left-handed (128 AB) vs. right-handed (26 AB) last season Reached Triple-A Portland for 5 games in first pro season, 2009 Returned to Triple-A in Tucson for 12 games in 2013 Teammates at Miami (FL) with former Padres C Yasmani Grandal and current Padres INF Jemile Weeks, went to College World Series in 2008 James Loney Acquired: Signed free agent contract on April 8, 2016 School: Lawrence E. Elkins HS (Missouri City, TX) 15th season in pro baseball; originally a first-round pick by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2002, 19th overall & three spots ahead of Chihuahuas Jeremy Guthrie to Cleveland Made first appearance on the mound since high school on 5/22/16 vs. Round Rock, pitched a scoreless 9th Spent the last three seasons as the Tampa Bay Rays regular first basemen In 2015, landed on the disabled list for the first time in his career w/ strained oblique & played less than 144 games for the first time since 2007; hit the DL for a 2nd stint w/ broken finger Has 22 games of MLB Postseason experience w/ a.354 playoff batting average; advanced to the NLCS in 2008 & 2009 w/ the Dodgers Teammate of Chihuahuas manager Rod Barajas in 2010 & 2011 w/ the Dodgers Made Major League debut for the Dodgers on April 4, 2006, replaced Nomar Garciaparra on active roster who was placed on the DL; singled in second MLB at-bat off Braves John Smoltz 2006 PCL All-Star w/ the Las Vegas 51s; Won 2006 PCL batting title w/.380 average for Las Vegas Committed to playing college baseball at Baylor before inking a pro contract w/ the Dodgers Acquired: Traded from Boston Red Sox w/ INF Carlos Asuaje, INF Javier Guerra, & LHP Logan Allen for Craig Kimbrel on November 13, 2015 School: N/A Fifth season after signing w/ the Boston Red Sox as an international free agent on July 2, 2011 Padres No. 1 prospect and No. 41 in all of baseball according to MLB.com Hit an impressive.318 w/ three doubles in his first Big League Spring Training in 2016 before being optioned to El Paso by the Padres Played in the 2015 Futures Game for the World Team in Cincinnati Awarded the Eastern League Player of the Week for the final week of the Double-A season in 2015; Hit.441 (15-34) with six extra-base hits including 2 home runs for Portland (Red Sox affiliate) & hit for the cycle on September 6 (4-5, 5 RBI) Went 3-for-5 with a triple, home run and 6 RBI in his first pro game on June 2, 2012 Enjoys listening to music in English to broaden his vocabulary Casey McElroy Acquired: 11th Round draft pick by San Diego Padres in 2011 School: Auburn University of C inf INF Last Game: 0-3 Series: 0-3 Road Trip/Homestand: 0-3 Current Hit Streak: Longest Hit Streak: 6 Last Game: 2-5 Series: 4-9 Road Trip/Homestand: 4-9 Current Hit Streak: 3 Longest Hit Streak: 10 Last Home Run: FRE HAGERTY 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 2 SO: 1 R: 1 BB: RBI: 2 Last Game: 3-5, 4 RBI Series: 5-13 Road Trip/Homestand: 5-13 Current Hit Streak: 6 Longest Hit Streak: 7 Last Home Run: SL LONEY 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 3 R: 2 BB: 2 RBI: 4 Last Home Run: 5/4/16 vs. LV MARGOT 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 2 R: 3 BB: 1 RBI: 3 2 Last Game: 0-4 Series: 1-10 Road Trip/Homestand: 1-10 Sixth professional season PCL Player of the Week, May 2-8; Lead the league w/.500 (14-28) batting average, 6 extra-base hits and 9 RBI for his first POW honors at any level since June 2012 w/ Single-A Lake Elsinore Played career-high 133 games between El Paso and San Antonio in 2015 Called up to El Paso on three occasions in 2015 (May 27, June 29, & August 17) Still adjusting to play inside Southwest University Park entering 2016, hitting just.194 at home and a.333 clip on the road in the PCL last season Texas League All-Star w/ San Antonio in 2014 Missed all of 2013 due to injury to right shoulder First-team All-SEC in 2011 leading conference in hits (87), batting average of.372 Current Hit Streak: Longest Hit Streak: 6 Last Home Run: ARK (AA) MCELROY 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 2 R: 2 BB: 3 RBI: Iowa Cubs 4

5 Nick Noonan Acquired: Signed Minor League contract on February 8, 2016 School: Parker High School (San Diego, CA) POSITION PLAYER BIOS (CONT D) 10th professional season San Diego-native is a former Baseball America Top-50 prospect Began 2015 in Yankees system before a return to the Giants in August Played 19 games w/ Sacramento in the PCL, 14 games for the Giants In four career games at Southwest University Park prior to 2016, 8-for-18 & 3 RBI; hit safely in all four games as Fresno swept the series (April 28-May 1, 2014) Made MLB debut on April 3, 2013 as PH for the Giants at Dodger Stadium Recorded first MLB hit against the Cardinals in San Francisco on April 7, 2013 Chosen by San Francisco Giants in 2007 draft as a Compensation A pick after the 1st Round (32nd overall pick) Decided to turn pro after high school instead of play baseball at Clemson Jose Pirela Hunter Renfroe Acquired: San Diego Padres 1st Round selection (13th overall) in 2013 School: Mississippi State Named PCL Player of the Week on April 25, 2016; homered in 4 consecutive games Birth name is Dustin Hunter Renfroe, fourth pro season Padres No. 3 prospect, No. 88 in Top 100 prospects according to MLB.com Ended 2015 in El Paso during their playoff run; 112 games at Double-A San Antonio Hit home runs in both Chihuahuas debut MEM) & Southwest University Park debut (8/23 vs. COL) First promotion to Triple-A came after Travis Jankowski was called up to the Padres on 8/18/ accolades: California League All-Star (Single-A Adv Lake Elsinore), played for U.S. in Futures Game in Minneapolis, and Arizona Fall League All-Prospect Team 2013 College World Series All-Tournament Team; team lost to UCLA in championship Set Mississippi high school record w/ 20 home runs his senior year; won 2010 state title Ryan Schimpf Acquired: Signed as Minor League Free Agent on November 25, 2015 School: Louisiana State University (LSU) INf inf/of Acquired: Traded from the New York Yankees to Padres for Ronald Herrera on November 11, 2015 School: N/A 10th pro season, and still just 26 years old; originally signed with the Yankees on July 2, 2006 Spent most of 2015 with Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre of the International League, and also played 37 games at the Major League level with the New York Yankees Began the season on the disabled list w/ a concussion and rehabbed at Single-A Tampa & Double-A Trenton; injury occurred in Spring Training after a collision w/ the outfield wall Hit his first MLB home run on June 7, 2015 at Yankee Stadium against the Angels LHP CJ Wilson Made Major League debut on September 22, 2014 for the Yankees against Baltimore as the designated hitter and logged a 2-for-3 night w/ a triple and an RBI Started at second base for the International League in the 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game in Durham, North Carolina; Pirela walked twice & scored a run as the IL beat the PCL 7-3 Has played seven defensive positions as a pro (all but pitcher and catcher); mostly at 2B & SS Of inf/of Eighth professional season, first year outside Blue Jays system Hit a pinch-hit, walk-off home run at Southwest University Park on May 14, 2016 against New Orleans; just the 2nd walk-off & pinch-hit HR in Chihuahuas history Drafted by Toronto in the 5th Round of 2009 draft MiLB.com Organization All-Star w/ Blue Jays three straight years ( ) Split 2015 campaign between New Hampshire (AA) and Buffalo (AAA) 20 out of 23 HRs in 2015 came with Double-A New Hampshire in just 76 games, averaging one HR every 13 at-bats Member of LSU s 2009 NCAA National Championship team; hit.336, 22 HR, 70 RBI during junior season including 1 HR and 3 RBI in College World Series, earning All-Tournament Team honors Last Game: DNP Series: 2-3 Road Trip/Homestand: 2-3 Current Hit Streak: 8 Longest Hit Streak: 8 Last Home Run: IOW NOONAN 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 2 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: 4 Last Game: 0-1 Series: 0-9 Road Trip/Homestand: 0-9 Current Hit Streak: Longest Hit Streak: 6 Last Home Run: 7/25/15 vs. TOL (IL) PIRELA 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 1 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: 2 1 Last Game: DNP Series: 1-8 Road Trip/Homestand: 1-8 Current Hit Streak: Longest Hit Streak: 7 Last Home Run: IOW RENFROE 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 3 SO: 3 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: 3 1 Last Game: 2-5, 4 RBI Series: 3-9 Road Trip/Homestand: 3-9 Current Hit Streak: 2 Longest Hit Streak: 9 Last Home Run: IOW SCHIMPF 2016 SEASON HIGHS H: 2 SO: 3 R: 2 BB: 1 RBI: Iowa Cubs 5

6 Leonel Campos RELIEF PITCHER BIOS Acquired: Signed Minor League contract on Dec. 21, 2010 School: N/A Longest Relief Outing: 2.0, 3x Most Strikeouts: 3 Last HR Allowed: 6/13/15 vs. SAC SV/OPP: 0/0 5/20 RR /22 RR Adam Cimber Acquired: Drafted by Padres in 2013, 9th Round School: San Francisco Longest Relief Outing: 2.0 Most Strikeouts: 1 Last HR Allowed: 8/23/15 vs. ARK (AA) SV/OPP: 0/1 5/21 RR L /22 RR Sixth season Recalled twice by the Padres so far in 2016 Played professional soccer in his home country of Venezuela before signing baseball contract with Padres in 2010 at age 23 Spent 2015 w/ El Paso; made one relief appearance for Padres on August 3 in Milwaukee Made MLB debut in San Diego on Sept. 3, 2014 vs. D-Backs; inning-ending double play on second MLB pitch 2013 Padres Organization All-Star in first full season Missed 2012 season recovering from Tommy John surgery Rafael De Paula Acquired: Traded from the Yankees on July 22, 2014 School: N/A Longest Relief Outing: 1.0 Most Strikeouts: 2 Last HR Allowed: 5/17/16 vs. CC (AA) SV/OPP: 0/ th pro season; first promotion to Triple-A level Began 2016 w/ Double-A San Antonio; first time above Single-A & first year coming out of the bullpen Spent all of 2015 w/ Lake Elsinore Storm Traded with Padres INF Yangervis Solarte & cash for INF Chase Headley in 2014 & was Yankees No. 15 prospect at time of trade; finished season w/ Single-A Lake Elsinore Originally signed by the New York Yankees as an international free agent on November 18, 2010 Played on the World Team for the 2013 Futures Game at Citi Field in New York w/ Padres C Christian Bethancourt & Padres prospect Yeison Asencio 2013 South Atlantic League All-Star for Charleston RiverDogs; started 13 games Tied for most wins in Dominican Summer League in 2012 (8) & was 2nd in strikeouts Fourth pro season Began 2016 at Double-A San Antonio; made 10 scoreless outings & has not allowed more than 1 run in an appearance Started and finished 2015 in El Paso; spent bulk of season w/ San Antonio 2015 was the first pro season he finished w/ cumulative ERA over 3.00 Pitched in relief during Chihuahuas first playoff game in franchise history (September 9, 2015) Allowed just one run between July 22-August 21 (12 games, 17 IP) Began collegiate career at University of Washington; transferred to San Francisco for senior year Jose Iowa Cubs 6 Acquired: Signed Minor League contract on Dec. 19, 2015 School: N/A Longest Relief Outing: 2.0, 4x Most Strikeouts: 5 Last HR Allowed: CHA (Int. League) SV/OPP: 2/3 5/19 RR /22 RR Inked by Dodgers in July 2007 out of the Dominican Republic at age 16 Played in Dominican Summer League from before coming to U.S. in 2011 Major League debut came with Dodgers on June 30, 2013 in LA against the Phillies Struck out the first MLB hitter he faced, Delmon Young, on a 101-mph fastball Made Dodgers Opening Day roster in 2014, pitched in just 5 games at MLB level that year Traded from Dodgers to Tampa Bay after 2014 season Returned to the Majors for 10 days in April 2015 before being optioned back to Durham where his cousin, Alex Colome, was on a rehab assignment for the Rays

7 Derek Eitel Acquired: Signed Minor League contract on 12/31/15 School: Rose-Hulman (IN) Longest Relief Outing: 2.0, 5x Most Strikeouts: 5 Last HR Allowed: 5/4/15 vs. SAC SV/OPP: 0/0 5/17 NEW /21 RR RELIEF PITCHER BIOS Tayron Guerrero Acquired: Signed by Padres on 12/18/09 as international free agent School: N/A Longest Relief Outing: 2.0 Most Strikeouts: 2 Last HR Allowed: 5/3/16 vs. LV SV/OPP: 0/ /21 RR Seventh season Drafted by Arizona in 2010, Round 17 Opened 2015 in PCL w/ Reno Aces Allowed solo HR to Chihuahuas C Austin Hedges on 4/15 at Southwest University Park Sent to Double-A Mobile on May 5, released by D-Backs on June 8, signed June 24 by Brewers, played for Double-A Biloxi & released again on August 2 PCL All-Star w/ Reno in 2014 sporting a 5-1 record and sub-3 ERA Aaron Northcraft Acquired: Signed Minor League deal on March 11, 2016School: Mater Dei HS (CA) Longest Relief Outing: 4.0 Most Strikeouts: 4 Last HR Allowed: FRE SV/OPP: 1/1 5/17 NEW /20 RR W Eighth season; originally drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 10th Round in 2009 draft Initially acquired by the Padres in a trade along w/ OF Justin Upton (now w/ Detroit) in exchange for LHP Max Fried, INF Dustin Peterson, OF Mallex Smith, & INF Jace Peterson on December 19, 2014 Ranked as Braves No. 14 prospect by Baseball America at the time of the trade to Padres Split 2015 between El Paso & San Antonio Made 7 starts, but majority of appearances were out of the bullpen; only 11 relief outings prior to 2015 Made Southern League All-Star Game w/ Mississippi Braves in 2014; moved up to Triple-A for first time w/ Gwinnett Seventh year in professional baseball after signing from Colombia Padres No. 12 prospect according to MLB.com Made his Major League debut on May 17, 2016 for the Padres following his first career call-up; pitched 2.0 inning against the San Francisco Giants & allowed 1 run Finished 2015 w/ El Paso; promoted on August 7 from San Antonio Converted career-best 14 saves between both levels Minor League All-Star in 2015 (Double-A San Antonio) & 2014 (Single-A Fort Wayne) Played on World Team for 2014 Futures Game w/ Chihuahuas INF Jose Rondon at Target Field in Minneapolis Daniel Moskos lhp Acquired: Signed as a Minor League free agent on Feb. 19, 2016 School: Clemson Longest Relief Outing: 2.2, 2x Most Strikeouts: 3 Last HR Allowed: 5/3/16 vs. LV SV/OPP: 0/1 5/19 RR W /21 RR th pro season Played in the independent Atlantic League for the Lancaster Barnstormers in 2015 His last tour in affiliated baseball was w/ the Albuquerque Isotopes for 9 games in 2014 He was the 4th overall pick in the 2007 First-Year Player Draft to the Pittsburgh Pirates; David Price was #1 to Tampa Bay, Mike Moustakas #2 to Kansas City, Josh Vitters to the Cubs at #3, Chihuahuas INF Nick Noonan was the 32nd pick to the Giants Major League debut was April 30, 2011, tossed a scoreless inning for the Pirates at Iowa Cubs 7

8 Rod Barajas COACHING STAFF BIOS Manager Fourth season of coaching or managing in Minor League Baseball, all w/ the Padres following a 17-year playing career Began 2015 as the hitting coach for Single-A Lake Elsinore and replaced Jamie Quirk as the manager in San Antonio when Quirk became the Chihuahuas skipper on June 17th Spent 14 years in the Big Leagues with the Arizona Diamondbacks ( ), Texas Rangers ( ), Philadelphia Phillies (2007), Toronto Blue Jays ( ), New York Mets (2010), Los Angeles Dodgers ( ) and Pittsburgh Pirates (2012) The former catcher played in over 1000 MLB games and carried a career batting mark of.235 Played for Team Mexico in 2009 World Baseball Classic; both parents are Mexican born Won 2001 World Series with Diamondbacks; hit a HR in 5th inning of Game 5 at Yankee Stadium Played for El Paso Diablos in 1999 and led the team in games played (127), batting average (.318), hits (162), doubles (41), RBIs (95), and was second on the team in home runs (14); made MLB debut in 99 Began playing career as minor league free agent in 1996, signed with Arizona Diamondbacks Born in Ontario, California and attended Cerritos College (CA) Married his wife, Stacie, in El Paso while playing for the Diablos and they now have eight children Morgan Burkhart Hitting Coach 10th season coaching professionally, fourth year with Padres organization Spent 2015 with Double-A San Antonio after two years in Fort Wayne Guided the 2014 TinCaps to lead the Midwest League in team batting average, hits, RBIs, & total bases Brings four seasons of managerial experience in Independent Leagues to El Paso Played parts of three Major League seasons w/ Boston Red Sox ( ) & Kansas City Royals (2003) Over 42 games at the Big League level, hit.248 (30-121) and 5 HRs;.296 w/ 240 HRs over pro career Singled in first MLB at-bat for the Red Sox off Mike Mussina of the Orioles, the same pitcher Rod Barajas slugged his World Series home run against Began playing career playing for Richmond Roosters in Frontier League after going undrafted in 1995 Three-time Frontier League MVP ( ) and won league Triple Crown in 1998 after hitting.404 with 36 home runs and 96 RBIs. The 36 home runs are a league & modern Independent League record Signed with the Red Sox following that impressive 1998 season Also played professionally in Japan (2002) and Mexican League ( ) Attended University of Central Missouri and won NCAA Division II National Championship His younger brother, Lance Burkhart, is currently managing the Lake Elsinore Storm Bronswell Patrick Pitching Coach Second season as the pitching coach for the Chihuahuas, ninth in the Padres Minor League system Has instructed Padres prospects at every level except for Double-A San Antonio, making stops at Lake Elsinore, Fort Wayne, Rookie-League Arizona, and former Triple-A affiliate Tucson Played four seasons in Pacific Coast League in Tacoma (1994), Tucson ( ), & Calgary (2000) Began professional playing career with Oakland Athletics as a 23rd Round draft pick in 1988 out of HS Right-handed pitcher made 38 Major League appearances for Milwaukee Brewers (1998) & San Francisco Giants (1999) Made MLB debut on May 18, 1998 facing the Colorado Rockies after 10 years in the Minor Leagues Hit a home run on August 1, 1998 for the Milwaukee Brewers, became the first Brewers pitcher to hit a home run in almost 40 years due to the team s migration from American to National League Sammy Sosa hit his 61st home run of the 1998 season off Patrick on September 13, 1998 at Wrigley Field; Sosa is the second player to match Roger Maris record of 61 home runs in a single season after Padres Bench Coach Mark McGwire hit 70 home runs that same season Also played professionally in Mexican League (2001, ) and Korea Iowa Cubs 8

9 POS THE LINEUP CARD STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER Player (Games) 1 Margot (40), Asuaje (3), Amarista (1), Weeks (1) 2 Dickerson (19), Pirela (14), Loney (10), Goris (2) 3 Renfroe (42), Pirela (1), Loney (1), Blash (1) Asuaje (28), Weeks (8), Pirela (3), Goris (2), Schimpf (1), McElroy (1), Solarte (2) Loney (26), McElroy (6), Dickerson (3), Hedges (2), Pirela (2), Schimpf (2), Blash (2), Hagerty (1), Goris (1) Schimpf (12), Hedges (7), McElroy (6), Asencio (5), Goris (5), Dickerson (3), Pirela (3), Blash (2), Hagerty (1), Satin (1) Schimpf (8), Gale (8), Hagerty (6), Satin (5), McElroy (5), Noonan (4), Asuaje (3), Margot (1), Amarista (1), Olt (1), Hedges (1), Dickerson (1), Goris (1) Noonan (14), Gale (12), Goris (4), Hagerty (4), Asuaje (3), Valenzuela (3), Schimpf (2), McElroy (2), Satin (1) Pitcher (22), Noonan (15), McElroy (3), Asuaje (2), Valenzuela (2), Goris (1) STARTERS BY POSITION RUNS BY INNING INNING Extras Total Opponent Chihuahuas POS PITCHERS BREAKDOWN W-L-S IP ERA R ER BB K HR STARTERS BULLPEN C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH CHIHUAHUAS ROSTER BREAKDOWN FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT ACQUIRED VIA TRADE Player Year (Round) Player Date (From) Adam Cimber (9) Carlos Asuaje...11/13/15 (BOS) Jason Hagerty (5) Jabari Blash...5/18/16 (SEA) Justin Hancock (9) Rafael De Paula...7/22/14 (NYY) Austin Hedges (2) Alex Dickerson...11/25/13 (PIT) Casey McElroy (11) Manuel Margot...11/13/15 (BOS) Hunter Renfroe (1) Jose Pirela...11/11/15 (NYY) NON-DRAFTED FREE AGENT Player Date Leonel Campos...12/21/10 Tayron Guerrero...12/18/09 A CLOSER LOOK Player (Games) Gale (20), Hagerty (10), Hedges (10), Valenzuela (5) Loney (34), Satin (6), Schimpf (3), Hagerty (2) Asuaje (31), McElroy (6), Pirela (2), Goris (2), Schimpf (2), Weeks (1), Solarte (1) Schimpf (17), McElroy (13), Goris (8), Weeks (4), Amarista (1), Olt (1), Solarte (1) Noonan (33), Goris (5), Weeks (3), McElroy (3), Amarista (1) Dickerson (20), Pirela (14), Asuaje (5), Asencio (4), Blash (2) Margot (40), Renfroe (4), Weeks (1) Renfroe (36), Pirela (6), Margot (1), Asencio (1), Blash (1) Dickerson (6), Loney (3), Schimpf (3), Asuaje (3), Renfroe (2), Blash (2), Pirela (1), McElroy (1), Satin (1), Goris (1) MINOR LEAGUE FREE AGENT Player Date Fabio Castillo...12/15/15 Jose Dominguez...12/19/15 Derek Eitel...12/31/15 Rocky Gale... 12/8/15 Frank Garces... 12/6/15 Jeremy Guthrie...4/2/16 James Loney...4/8/16 Daniel McCutchen...11/18/15 Daniel Moskos... 2/19/16 Nick Noonan...2/8/16 Aaron Northcraft... 3/11/16 Carlos Pimentel...12/16/15 Seth Rosin... 1/31/16 Ryan Schimpf...11/25/15 CATCHERS BREAKDOWN PLAYER G/GS CS/ATT % PB GALE 20/20 9/ HAGERTY 11/10 2/ HEDGES 10/10 5/ VALENZUELA 5/5 3/ TOTAL 45 19/ Iowa Cubs 9

10 LAST TIME BATTING Five RBIs, Game... Medica, FRE Six RBIs, Game... Decker, NO Seven-or-more RBI Game... Goebbert, 6/12/14 vs. NO Two HR, Game... Blash, 5/22/16 vs. RR Three HR, Game... N/A Grand Slam... McElroy, TAC Pinch-Hit HR... Dickerson, 5/23/16 vs. IOW Inside-The-Park HR... Dickerson, NAS Leadoff HR...Almonte, SAC HR By Pitcher...Lane, 8/27/15 vs. OKC Back-To-Back HR, Team...Asuaje, Dickerson, Renfroe, SL Walk-Off Win...5/19/16 vs. RR Walk-Off HR...Schimpf, 5/14/16 vs. NEW PITCHING No Hitter... N/A One Hitter... N/A Complete Game...Rodriguez, 4/26/16 (5 SL 9 Inning Complete Game... N/A Shutout Win...9-0, SL Complete Game Shutout...Rodriguez, 4/26/16 (5 SL Position Player Pitching...Loney, 5/22/16, vs. RR Position Player Decision...Win, McCoy, 6/14/ Strikeouts...Smith, SL DEFENSE Triple Play... N/A 5+ Errors... 6/4/15 vs. OMA PACIFIC CONFERENCE Team Record(All-Time) Fresno (17-27) Reno (17-22) Sacramento (20-12) Tacoma (22-17) RECORD VS. OPPONENTS AMERICAN CONFERENCE Team Record(All-Time) Colorado Springs (5-3) Iowa (4-7) Oklahoma City (4-4) Omaha (4-4) Pacific Conference North (76-78) Team Record(All-Time) Albuquerque (15-17) Las Vegas (21-19) Salt Lake (25-11) Pacific Conference South (61-47) Pacific Conference ( ) American Conference North (17-18) Team Record(All-Time) Memphis (4-4) Nashville (6-2) New Orleans (8-4) Round Rock (3-9) American Conference South (21-19) American Conference (38-37) MONTHLY RECORD Month Record April May June July August September DAILY RECORD Day Record Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday... Iowa Cubs 10

11 CHIHUAHUAS 2016 HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak...6, 5/13-5/19 Longest Winning Streak, Home... 8, 5/7-5/19* Longest Winning Streak, Road...2, 2x Longest Losing Streak...4, 4/10-4/14 Longest Losing Streak, Home...3, 5/20- Longest Losing Streak, Road...4, 4/10-4/14** Largest Winning Margin...11, 5/4 vs. LV Largest Losing Margin...9, 5/3 vs. LV & 5/20 vs. RR Largest Comeback To Win...Down 6, 5/5 vs. LV Largest Blown Lead...8 runs, 5/14 vs. NEW* Longest Game, Innings...11, 5/14 vs. NEW Longest Game, Time...3:35, 5/14 vs. NEW Longest Nine-Inning Game... 3:26, LV Shortest Nine-Inning Game... 2:00, FRE* Most Errors... 3, REN Most Errors By Opponent...3, REN & 5/21 vs. RR Most Errors By Both Clubs...5, REN & 5/21 vs. RR Most Consecutive Game W/O Error... 8, 4/24-5/2 Most DP Turned By Chihuahuas...4, 4/22 vs. TAC Most DP Turned By Opponent...3, 5/2 vs. LV Most DP Turned By Both Clubs... 6, IOW Largest Crowd, Home...9,635, 4/15 vs. REN Largest Crowd, Road... LV Smallest Crowd, Home...5,879, 5/9 vs. FRE Smallest Crowd, Road...2,126, TAC TEAM BATTING Most Runs Scored... 17, 5/4 vs. LV* Most Runs Scored, One Inning...9, 5/4 vs. LV* Most Hits...19, 4/18 vs. REN Fewest hits, Nine-Inning Game... 4, TAC Most Doubles... 5, FRE Most Triples... 2, 4/18 vs. REN, SL, 5/7 vs. FRE** Most Home Runs...4, 5/16 vs. NEW Most Extra-Base Hits...8, 4/18 vs. REN Most Total Bases...35, 4/18 vs. REN Most Consecutive Games W/ HR...5, 4/21-4/25 Most Consecutive Games W/O HR...3, 4/30-5/2 & 5/10-5/12 Most Consecutive Games W/ Extra-Base Hit... 38, 4/11- Most Walks... 8, REN Fewest Walks...0, 8x** Most Strikeouts...14, IOW Fewest Strikeouts... 2, 4/8, 4/11 & 5/9 Most Stolen Bases...2, 4x Most LOB...13, 5/15 vs. NEW Fewest LOB...2, 4/22 vs. TAC** TEAM PITCHING Most Runs Allowed...16, 5/22 vs. RR Most Runs Allowed, One Inning...9, 5/22 vs. RR* Most Hits Allowed...22, 5/22 vs. RR** Fewest Hits Allowed, Nine-Inning Game... 4, LV Most Doubles Allowed...7, 5/20 vs. RR** Most Triples Allowed... 2, TAC & FRE Most HRs Allowed...4, 5/3 vs. LV Most Consecutive Games W/ HR Allowed...7, 5/17-5/24 Most Walks Allowed...11, FRE** Fewest Walks Allowed...1, 7x Most Strikeouts...15, FRE** Most Stolen Bases Allowed...2, 4x Most Pitchers Used, Game, Chihuahuas...6, 3x Most Pitchers Used, Game, Opponent... 7, LV INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most Runs Scored...3, multiple Most Hits...4, Weeks, 4/18, Dickerson, 5/16 & Asuaje, 5/25 Most Doubles... 3, Renfroe, 4/16 vs. REN** Most Triples...1, multiple Most Home Runs...2, Dickerson, 5/16 & Blash 5/22** Most Consecutive Games W/ HR... 4, Renfroe, 4/22-4/24 Most Total Bases...11, Dickerson, 5/16 vs. NEW Most Runs Batted In... 4, Schimpf, 2x, Noonan, Blash & Loney Most Walks... 3, McElroy, LV Most Strikeouts... 4, Pirela, IOW** Most Stolen Bases...2, Margot, 5/5 vs. LV & LV Longest Hitting Streak... 23, Dickerson 4/18-* INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Innings Pitched, Starter , 5x Most Innings Pitched, Reliever...3.1, Northcraft, 4/16 vs. REN Shortest Start , Hancock, 4/16 vs. REN & Pimentel, 5/20 vs. RR Longest Winning Streak...2, McCutchen, 2x, Pimentel, & Guthrie Longest Losing Streak... 5, Guthrie, 4/7-4/30* Most Hits Allowed... 11, McCutchen, 5/22 vs. RR Most Earned Runs Allowed...11, Guthrie, 4/19 vs. TAC* Most Home Runs Allowed... 3, McCutchen, 5/7 vs. FRE Most Strikeouts, Starter... 7, Morrow, 5/9 & Pimentel 5/15 Most Strikeouts, Reliever...6, Garces, FRE* Most Walks Allowed... 5, Garces, Guthrie & Castillo Most Consecutive Scoreless IP (Start)...7.1, Pimentel, 4/24-4/29 Most Consecutive Scoreless IP (Relief) , Guerrero, 4/7-5/3 Most Consecutive Scoreless Relief Appearances...7, Guerrero Most Consecutive Hitters Retired...10, Pimentel, IOW Most Pitches Thrown , Guthrie, 5/6 vs. FRE * - Team Record ** - Ties Team Record *** - Ties Team 9 Inn. Iowa Cubs 11

12 2016 EL PASO CHIHUAHUAS TRANSACTIONS Date Position Player To From Reason 1. 4/8 Pitcher Robbie Erlin San Diego El Paso Recalled 2. 4/8 Infielder James Loney El Paso Free Agent Assigned to El Paso 3. 4/10 Infielder Alexi Amarista San Diego El Paso Recalled 4. 4/11 Infielder Mike Olt San Antonio El Paso Transferred 5. 4/11 Pitcher Greg Reynolds El Paso Extended Spring Training Transferred 6. 4/11 Infielder Casey McElroy El Paso Extended Spring Training Transferred 7. 4/15 Pitcher Aaron Northcraft El Paso Extended Spring Training Transferred 8. 4/15 Pitcher Corey Mazzoni 7-Day DL El Paso Shoulder Soreness 9. 4/19 Pitcher Justin Hancock 7-Day DL El Paso Injury 10. 4/19 Pitcher Eric Yardley El Paso San Antonio Transferred 11. 4/20 Infielder Jemile Weeks San Diego El Paso Contract Selected 12. 4/21 Infielder Diego Goris El Paso San Antonio Transferred 13. 4/21 Pitcher Leonel Campos San Diego El Paso Recalled 14. 4/21 Pitcher Leonel Campos El Paso San Diego Optioned 15. 4/22 INF/OF Jose Pirela San Diego El Paso Recalled 16. 4/22 Catcher Austin Hedges 7-Day DL El Paso Injury 17. 4/23 Catcher Ricardo Valenzuela El Paso Lake Elsinore Transferred 18. 4/26 Pitcher Eric Yardley San Antonio El Paso Transferred 19. 4/26 Pitcher Bryan Rodriguez El Paso San Antonio Transferred 20. 4/26 Pitcher Cory Mazzoni Released El Paso Designated for Assignment 21. 4/26 INF/OF Jose Pirela El Paso San Diego Optioned 22. 4/26 Pitcher Michael Kirkman San Diego El Paso Contract Selected 23. 4/28 Catcher Ricardo Valenzuela San Antonio El Paso Transferred 24. 4/28 Catcher Rocky Gale El Paso San Antonio Transferred 25. 5/2 Pitcher Christian Friedrich El Paso Extended Spring Training Transferred 26. 5/2 Pitcher Bryan Rodriguez San Antonio El Paso Transferred 27. 5/2 Pitcher Brandon Morrow El Paso San Antonio Transferred 28. 5/2 Outfielder Alex Dickerson San Diego El Paso Recalled 29. 5/2 Infielder Josh Satin El Paso 7-Day DL Activated 30. 5/4 Pitcher Greg Reynolds Extended Spring El Paso Transferred 31. 5/4 Pitcher Seth Rosin El Paso Extended Spring Training Transferred 32. 5/4 Catcher Jason Hagerty 7-Day DL El Paso Injury 33. 5/5 Catcher Ricardo Valenzuela El Paso San Antonio Transferred 34. 5/8 INF/OF Jose Pirela San Diego El Paso Recalled 35. 5/9 Outfielder Yeison Asencio El Paso San Antonio Transferred 36. 5/12 Pitcher Seth Rosin San Antonio El Paso Transferred 37. 5/12 Pitcher Keith Hessler El Paso San Diego Optioned 38. 5/13 Pitcher Christian Friedrich San Diego El Paso Contract Selected 39. 5/13 Pitcher Brandon Morrow Extended Spring El Paso Transferred 40. 5/13 Pitcher Seth Rosin El Paso San Antonio Transferred 41. 5/13 Pitcher Fabio Castillo El Paso San Antonio Transferred 42. 5/14 Pitcher Leonel Campos San Diego El Paso Recalled 43. 5/14 Pitcher Eric Yardley El Paso San Antonio Transferred 44. 5/14 Outfielder Alex Dickerson El Paso San Diego Optioned 45. 5/15 Outfielder Yeison Asencio San Antonio El Paso Transferred 46. 5/15 Pitcher Tayron Guerrero San Diego El Paso Recalled 47. 5/15 Pitcher Leonel Campos El Paso San Diego Optioned 48. 5/18 Picther Tayron Guerrero El Paso San Diego Optioned 49. 5/19 Pitcher Eric Yardley San Antonio El Paso Transferred 50. 5/19 Infielder Yangervis Solarte El Paso San Diego MLB Rehab Assignment 51. 5/20 Infielder Diego Goris Extended Spring El Paso Transferred 52. 5/20 Outfielder Jabari Blash El Paso Seattle Traded 53. 5/21 Infielder Yangervis Solarte San Diego El Paso Activated from MLB DL 54. 5/21 Pitcher Seth Rosin 7-Day DL El Paso Injury 55. 5/21 Pitcher Adam Cimber El Paso San Antonio Transferred 56. 5/21 INF/OF Jose Pirela El Paso San Diego Optioned 57. 5/22 Pitcher Keith Hessler San Diego El Paso Recalled 58. 5/22 Infielder Josh Satin Extended Spring El Paso Transferred 59. 5/22 Pitcher Rafael De Paula El Paso San Antonio Transferred 60. 5/24 Catcher Ricardo Valenzuela San Antonio El Paso Transferred 61. 5/24 Catcher Jason Hagerty El Paso 7-Day DL Iowa Cubs 12

13 DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS Date Opponent Result Record Streak Place Note *3/31 (Exhibition) San Diego Padres L 13-9 N/A N/A N/A 1st matchup, teams hit 8 HRs in El Paso Reno L L1 T-2nd Bradley K s 7, Aces shut out El Paso Reno W W1 T-2nd Asuaje hits 1st Triple-A HR, 1st win of 2016 Reno PPD - Doubleheader scheduled for June 26 Reno L L1 3rd Bats fall silent after 1st inning run Tacoma L L2 T-3rd Dickerson & Asuaje go deep Tacoma PPD - Doubleheader scheduled for July 28 Tacoma L L3 4th Rainiers jump on Pimentel early Tacoma L L4 4th Rainiers complete sweep w/ 4-run 6th 4/15 Reno W W1 4th McCutchen steals 2nd, K s 6 Aces in W 4/16 Reno L L1 4th Renfroe ties team record w/ 3 doubles 4/17 Reno L L2 4th Reno s 3-run 9th spoils Sunday comeback 4/18 Reno W W1 4th Weeks falls a HR shy of El Paso s 1st cycle 4/19 Tacoma L L1 4th Rainiers gut Guthrie for 11 runs 4/20 Tacoma L L2 4th Paxton out-duels McCutchen 4/21 Tacoma W W1 4th Renfroe homers, Asuaje flirts w/ cycle 4/22 Tacoma W W2 4th El Paso erases early deficit, splits series Salt Lake PPD - Doubleheader scheduled for April 24 Salt Lake W W3 T-3rd Pimentel goes the distance Salt Lake L L1 T-3rd Asuaje, Dickerson, Renfroe homer on 3 pitches Salt Lake W W1 T-3rd 5-run 5th fuels El Paso victory Salt Lake W 9-0 (5 inn) 8-10 W2 T-3rd Rain & 8-run 4th help shutout for Rodriguez Fresno L L1 4th Grizzlies launch 3 home runs Fresno W W1 4th Noonan s sac fly in 9th spoils Fresno comeback Fresno L L1 4th Fresno s Hauschild silences El Paso s bats Fresno W W1 4th Dickerson sets team record w/ 13-game hit streak 5/2 Las Vegas L L1 4th McElroy missed cycle by HR 5/3 Las Vegas L L2 4th LV roughs up bullpen, teams split 34 hits 5/4 Las Vegas W W1 4th El Paso sets team record w/ 17 runs 5/5 Las Vegas W 7-6 (10 inn) W2 4th McElroy scores on wild pitch in 10th 5/6 Fresno L L1 4th EP loses lead in 9th after Loney s go-ahead HR 5/7 Fresno W W1 4th 4-run 8th, Noonan s 4 RBIs lift Chihuahuas 5/8 Fresno W W2 4th Another 4-run 8th pads Mother s Day win 5/9 Fresno W W3 4th Goris hits HR & scores on misplayed single Las Vegas L L1 4th 5-run 3rd boosts 51s over EP Las Vegas W W1 4th Guthrie goes 7 IP after leadoff HR to get W Las Vegas L L1 4th Ynoa spins 8 superb innings for 51s Las Vegas W W1 T-3rd El Paso scores 8 in 3rd & fights off 51s comeback 5/14 New Orleans W 10-8 (11 inn) W2 T-2nd Walk-off, pinch-hit HR by Schimpf 5/15 New Orleans W W3 T-2nd Valenzuela hits walk-off single 5/16 New Orleans W W4 T-2nd Dickerson slugs 2 home runs 5/17 New Orleans W W5 T-2nd Dickerson, Renfroe, Gale go deep 5/19 Round Rock W W6 T-2nd Down to their last strike, EP scores 2 in 9th 5/20 Round Rock L L1 T-2nd Express pound Pimentel, led 12-0 after 2 5/21 Round Rock L L2 3rd El Paso s 8-run 5th not enough to hold off Express 5/22 Round Rock L L3 3rd Express score 11 in 3rd, cruise past El Paso Iowa W W1 3rd Dickerson s HR pushes hitting streak to 21 Iowa L L1 3rd Iowa scores 5 runs off bullpen Iowa W W1 T-2nd Schimpf & Loney drive home 4 runs each Iowa Omaha Omaha Omaha Omaha 5/31 Sacramento 6/1 Sacramento 6/2 Sacramento 6/3 Sacramento Fresno Fresno Fresno Fresno 6/9 Sacramento 6/10 Sacramento 6/11 Sacramento 6/12 Sacramento 6/13 Albuquerque 6/14 Albuquerque 6/15 Albuquerque 6/16 Albuquerque Iowa Cubs 13