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1 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (21-41) vs BOSTON RED SOX (35-28) Tuesday, June 13, 2017 Fenway Park 7:10 p.m. EDT Game 63; Road 37 RHP Ben Lively (1-1, 2.57) vs LHP David Price (1-1, 5.29) LAST NIGHT S ACTION: The Phillies lost to the Boston Red Sox, 6-5, in 11 innings at Fenway Starter Jerad Eickhoff (ND) went 6.0 innings and allowed 3 ER on 7 hits with 2 walks and 6 strikeouts Philadelphia jumped out in front early with 4 runs in the 1 st inning off Boston starter Rick Porcello Boston would cut into the lead in each of the next 3 innings before ultimately tying the game in the 8 th The teams went to extras where Dustin Pedroia walked it off with an RBI-single. DRAFT CLASS: Last night, with the eighth pick in the 2017 MLB First-Year Player Draft, the Phillies selected 21-year-old outfielder Adam Haseley (haze-lee) out of the University of Virginia Haseley batted.390 (87-223) with 16 doubles, 14 home runs, 56 RBI, 44 walks, 68 runs, a.491 on-base percentage and a.659 slugging percentage in 58 games during his junior season He reached base safely in 57 of his 58 games, including each of his final 40, while leading the Atlantic Coast Conference in batting average and on-base percentage He also ranked second in the ACC in slugging percentage and runs, fifth in total bases (147) and walks and sixth in hits The left-handed hitter was named a 2017 First-Team All-American by Baseball America and Second-Team All-American by Collegiate Baseball, becoming the fifth player in school history with All-American honors in two seasons ( ) He was also chosen as a finalist for the John Olerud Two-Way Player Award and a semifinalist for the Golden Spikes Award and the Dick Howser Trophy, honoring the nation s college player of the year The 6-foot-1, 195-pound Haseley is the first collegiate position player selected by the Phillies in the first round since Chase Utley (UCLA) in 2000 and is the fifth player ever from the University of Virginia to be selected by Philadelphia Later, the Phillies made their second round pick, selecting right-handed pitcher Spencer Howard out of Cal Poly with the 45 th overall pick Howard, 20-years-old and a second-team All-American, went 8-1 with a 2.05 ERA in 87.2 innings pitched last season. NAVA A DOUBT: Yesterday, Daniel Nava went 3-for-6 with a double and made a spectacular leaping catch along the left field line before firing a throw to second to double-up Andrew Benintendi at second Nava has posted a.438 OBP to go with a.945 OPS in 89 plate appearances this season Among all Major League players with 85 or more trips to the plate, Nava s OBP ranks 10 h Originally signed by the Red Sox as an amateur free agent on January 17, 2008, Nava played in 424 games over parts of five seasons for Boston and combined to hit.263/.356/.378 with 98 doubles and 27 home runs Nava burst on to the scene in his first big league game, ironically against the Phillies seven years ago yesterday, when he took Joe Blanton deep on the first pitch he ever saw in the majors for a grand slam A 2013 World Series champion, Nava belted a go-ahead three run shot in the 8 th inning on April 20 of that magical season to give the Red Sox the lead, just days after the Boston Marathon bombing. I M COMING HOME: Tonight the Phillies fly home and conclude a stretch in which 20 of their last 30 games played have been on the road (5/13-current) Since May 13, the Phillies and Colorado Rockies are tied for the most games away from home in MLB (next: CWS, 19 G) Unfortunately for the Phils, they have managed to go just 4-16 in those 20 games In addition, the Phillies have lost 36 of their last 46 road games dating back to September 9, 2016, having been outscored in that span (- 91) After just being swept in a three-game series in St. Louis, the Phillies are now in their last eight series away from CBP, with their last road series win coming on April against the Mets in New York. TOM TERRIFIC: First baseman Tommy Joseph has hit safely in each of his last eight games and is batting.353 with two doubles, a home run and seven RBI in that span In addition, Joseph is slashing.285/.333/.513 over his last 45 games (171 PA, 4/20-current) Having recently completed his 162 nd career big league game, Joseph had clubbed 31 home runs in 503 at bats and became only the fourth Phils player since 1913 with 30+ HR in his first 162 career games, joining Chuck Klein (44), Ryan Howard (43) and Don Hurst (31). CENTER OF ATTENTION: Phillies centerfielder Odubel Herrera leads the majors with 13 XBH this month, three clear of NYY s Aaron Hicks (10) Herrera, with 23 doubles that lead the majors this season (next: BOS Betts, 22 2B), has 11 doubles this month and is only three shy of the club s modern day record for June (Pinky Whitney, 14 2B in 1931) Furthermore, he is just seven two-baggers shy of the club s record (since 1900) for doubles in a single month (Chuck Klein, 18 2B in July of 1930) Herrera has now hit safely in each of his last 11 games (5/31-current), raising his batting average from.217 to.258 and his OPS from.590 to.715. BEANTOWN BEATDOWN: Since 2004, the Phillies have gone in 14 series against the Red Sox (12-29 overall record)... In those 41 games, Phillies pitchers have posted a 5.90 ERA (241 ER, IP), while Boston has outscored Philadelphia, (+103, 2.51 RPG higher than PHI)... It hasn t been a pretty picture at Fenway either... The Phillies have lost 10 of their last 12 games here and 12 of their last They have not won a series in Boston since July 15-17, 1999 (0-5-1 in 6 series since). DOWN ON THE FARM: According to MLBFarm.com, the Phillies minor league system has a.574 winning percentage this season, tops of any farm system in baseball (next: NYY,.559 win %) The Lehigh Valley IronPigs currently sport a record (.667), have won 28 of their last 36 games and are 5.5 games in front for first The Reading Fightins are (.576) and find themselves 5.0 games out of first place The Clearwater Threshers are in first place with a record (.540) and the Lakewood BlueClaws are only 3.5 games out of the top spot in their division with a record (.531). PHILLIES PHACTS Record: (.339) Home: Road: 9-27 Current Streak: Lost 6 Last 5 Games: 0-5 Last 10 Games: 4-6 Series Record: Sweeps/Swept: 2/6 PHILLIES VS. RED SOX 2107 Record: at Home: at BOS: 0-1 All-Time Record: All-Time at Citizens Bank Park: 9-17 All-Time at Fenway Park: 8-18 Current Streak: Lost 5 PHILLIES ON ROAD Games Played: 36 Record: 9-27 (.250) AVG/OBP/SLG:.234/.291/.373 Runs/Runs Per Game: 130/3.61 Home Runs: 30 Stolen Bases: 19 ERA: 5.00 Starters W-L: 7-17 Starters ERA: 4.71 Relievers W-L: 2-10 Relievers ERA: 5.50 Saves/Opp: 5/12 PHILLIES AT A GLANCE April: Monday: 3-4 May: 6-22 Tuesday: 2-6 June: 4-7 Wednesday: 1-9 July: 0-0 Thursday: 3-4 Aug: 0-0 Friday: 2-7 Sept: 0-0 Saturday: 5-5 Oct: 0-0 Sunday: 5-6 vs East: Day: vs Cent: 4-12 Night: vs West: st Half: vs AL: nd Half: 0-0 INSTANT REPLAY RESULTS *Manager s challenges, since 2014 PHI All-Time Challenges: 130 Overturned: 69 Success Rate: 53.0% 2017 Challenges: 14 Overturned: 7 Success Rate: 50.0% Last Challenge: 6/12 at BOS Situation: T4, 2 out, bases empty Result: The Replay Official could not definitively determine that the batterrunner maintained contact with the base throughout the slide, as the fielder was applying the tag. The call STANDS, the batter-runner is out. PHILLIES RECORD WHEN THEY Score First: 9-17 Lead After 6: 14-5 Lead After 7: 13-2 Lead After 8: 16-1 Out-Hit Opp: 18-5 Last AB Decisions: 9-9 Opp. Score First: Tied After 6: 3-4 Tied After 7: 5-5 Tied After 8: 4-6 Hits equal: 0-3 Walk-off Decisions: 5-6 Score 4 or more: Trail After 6: 4-31 Trail After 7: 3-33 Trail After 8: 1-33 Out-Hit by Opp: 3-32 Starter goes > 6.0 IP 6-6 Score 3 or fewer: 3-23 Hit no HR: 4-19 Starter goes 6.0 IP 3-11 Hit at least 1 HR: Starter goes < 6.0 IP UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS & BROADCAST SCHEDULE DATE TIME PROBABLE PITCHERS TV Wednesday, June 14 vs BOS 7:05 EDT RHP Jeremy Hellickson (5-4, 4.50) vs LHP Brian Johnson (2-0, 3.44) CSN Thursday, June 15 vs BOS 7:05 EDT RHP Nick Pivetta (1-3, 5.52) vs LHP Chris Sale (8-2, 2.97)* CSN

2 2017 PHILLIES NOTES TONIGHT S STARTER PAGE 2 BEN LIVELY RHP #49 Height: 6-4 Weight: 190 Age: 25 (born: 3/5/92) 2017: 1-1, 2.57 ERA Career: 1-1, 2.57 ERA LAST START: 6/8 at ATL: L, 7.0 IP, 9 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 2 BB, 1 IBB, 3 SO Lively vs Dickey Braves starter R.A. Dickey kept the Phils offense quiet for most of the night, allowing only 3 baserunners in 7.0 innings of work Maikel Franco plated the Phillies only run on an RBI-single that scored Odubel Herrera. TONIGHT S START: 7 Up: Has tossed 7.0 innings in each of his first 2 career starts, becoming the 1 st Phillies starter to do so since Carlton Loewer in 1998 and the first Phillies with IP and 3 or fewer ER in his first 2 career starts since Dave Downs in 1972 Only 6 Phillies pitchers since at least 1913 have gone 3 straight starts with 7.0+ IP, 3 ER or fewer to start their career (last: Bill Champion, 1969) Champion was also the last Phillies starter to throw 7.0 innings in his first 3 careers starts All other Phillies starters have thrown 7.0 or more innings just 9 times this season Settling In: 3 of his 4 ER allowed have been in the 1 st or 2 nd inning (6.75 ERA, 4.0 IP) but in innings 3-7 has allowed 1 ER in 10.0 IP (0.90 ERA) RISP: Has faced 13 batter with RISP and allowed a hit to only 1 (1-10) ROAD: 2017 and Career: 0-1, 3.86 ERA (3 ER, 7.0 IP) in 1 start 2017 SEASON: What a Debut: In his debut on 6/3 vs SF, earned his first ML win, recorded his first ML hit and snapped a stretch of 13 straight games in which a Phillies starter did not earn a win at home Lively also became: The first Phillies pitcher since Gavin Floyd (9/23/04 vs NYM), and just the seventh since at least 1913, to pitch 7.0 or more innings with 1 or 0 runs allowed on 4 or fewer hits in his ML debut Floyd s start also marked the last time any Phillies starter tossed 7.0 innings in his debut prior to Lively (per Elias) The fourth Phillies pitcher in the last three years to collect a base hit in his major league debut (Thompson, Eickhoff, Nola) They account for 4 of the last 11 times a Phillies pitcher has accomplished this, dating back to Sept Became the first Phillies SP to debut with 7.0 IP and a hit at the plate since Dave Downs in 1972 The sixth Phillies starter of the 21 to debut since 2004 to earn a win in his debut (last: Adam Morgan, 6/21/15 vs STL) The first major leaguer to pitch at least 7.0 innings with 0 SO in his debut since the Yankees Matt DeSalvo on 5/7/2007 vs SEA, and the first Phillies pitcher to do so in any game since Vance Worley on 8/1/12 at WSH Per Elias, it had been more than a year since any pitcher in baseball won a game with at least 5.0 IP and 0 SO (last: Gerrit Cole on 5/20/16) Recalled and made his debut on 6/3 vs SF, became the 9 th Phillies starter to debut since 2015, 2 nd most among all major league teams at the time (CIN, 13) At the time of his recall, was tied for the International League lead in wins (6), was 3 rd in WHIP (0.94) and 5 th in ERA (2.40) Was leading all qualifying starters in BB/9.0 IP (1.12) Had a brief stint with Philadelphia, 4/19-21, and also as the 26 th man for a DH on 5/14 at WSH but did not appear in a game either time Attended major league spring training, where he was 1-0, 6.97 ERA (8 ER, 10.1 IP) in 5 games (0 starts) 2016 SEASON: Received the Paul Owens Award as the best pitcher in the Phillies minor league system (18-5, 2.69 ERA) Led all minor league pitchers in wins (18), was T-2 nd in starts (28) and T- 4 th in IP (170.2) LIVELY 2017 DAY-BY-DAY DATE-OPP DECISION IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA *4/9 vs PAW W, *4/14 at PAW L, *4/22 vs TOL W, *4/29 at TOL W, *5/4 vs SWB ND, W, *5/9 vs ROC W, *5/16 at ROC W, *5/21 at SYR ND, W, *5/27 vs LOU W, /3 vs SF W, /8 at ATL L, JUNE *denotes minor league start 2017 HIGHS CAREER HIGHS 7.0, 2x, last: 6/8 at ATL IP 7.0, 2x, last: 6/8/17 at ATL 9, 6/8 at ATL H 9, 6/8/17 at ATL 3, 6/8 at ATL R 3, 6/8/17 at ATL 3, 6/8 at ATL ER 3, 6/8/17 at ATL 3, 6/3 vs SF BB 3, 6/3/17 vs SF 3, 6/8 at ATL SO 3, 6/8/17 at ATL N/A HR N/A N/A CG N/A N/A SHO N/A N/A Win Streak N/A N/A Loss Streak N/A 2017 STAT CENTRAL CAREER 1-0, 1.29 ERA (1 ER, 7.0 IP) Home 1-0, 1.29 ERA (1 ER, 7.0 IP) 0-1, 3.86 ERA (3 ER, 7.0 IP) Away 0-1, 3.86 ERA (3 ER, 7.0 IP).227 AVG/.346 OBP/.227 SLG vs Left.227 AVG/.346 OBP/.227 SLG.296 AVG/.333 OBP/.407 SLG vs Right.296 AVG/.333 OBP/.407 SLG 0.3 fwar xfip WHIP BABIP % SO% 5.4% 8.9% BB% 8.9% 0.60 SO/BB % GB% 46.8% 34.0% FB% 34.0% 6/3.86 Run support/rsa 6/ Team record in starts 1-1 LIVELY 2017 AND CAREER 2017: Career: LIVELY vs RED SOX 2017: N/A Career: N/A Last Start Has never faced. N/A BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPS LIVELY vs RED SOX avg ab h 2b 3b hr rbi bb so PRICE vs PHILLIES avg ab h 2b 3b hr rbi bb so BLANCO KENDRICK NAVA SAUNDERS His 18 wins were the most by a minor league pitcher since 2008 (Jhoulys Chacin, 18) Went a combined 18-5, 2.69 ERA (51 ER, IP), 0.94 WHIP (42 BB, 118 H), and 139 SO in 28 starts between Reading (AA) and Lehigh Valley (AAA) Was named Phillies Minor League Pitcher of the Month for April (5-0, 1.55 ERA) and earned 4 Phillies Minor League Player of the Week honors (2 with REA, 2 with LHV) Led the International League in WHIP (0.93) & OPP AVG (.192), was T-1 st in wins (11) and 2 nd in ERA (3.06) CAREER Acquired from Cincinnati in exchange for OF Marlon Byrd and cash considerations, 12/31/14 Was named Reds Minor League Player of the Year in 2014 (13-7, 3.04 ERA) Selected by the Reds in the 4 th round of the June 2013 draft out of the University of Central Florida Originally selected by Cleveland in 26 th round of June 2010 draft but did not sign 2010 graduate of Gulf Breeze High School (Fla.) TOMORROW S STARTER vs BOSTON RHP JEREMY HELLICKSON vs LHP BRIAN JOHNSON HELLICKSON vs RED SOX 2016: N/A Career: HELLICKSON 2017 AND CAREER 2017: Career:

3 2017 PHILLIES NOTES BULLPEN NOTES PAGE TOTALS W-L ERA IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG OPS MISC Starters QS/62 GS Relievers SV/20 SVO The Phillies bullpen: Had a 22.2-inning scoreless streak, 5/23-28, PHI s longest since a 28.0-inning streak, 9/1-11/2004 When it ended, was the 2 nd -longest in MLB this year (CLE, 23.0 IP) #53 JOAQUÍN BENOIT RHP Last App: 6/12 at BOS: BS, 1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 SO, 1 HR IR/Scored: 1/0 vs BOS (2017): 0-0, 9.00 ERA (1 ER, 1.0 IP) in 1 G Road Trip: 0-0, ERA (3 ER, 1.2 IP) in 2 G SV/Opp: 1/4 vs BOS (career): 3-3, 4.29 ERA (31 ER, 65.0 IP) in 38 G (5 GS) Fenway Park (career): 0-3, 5.29 ERA (20 ER, 34.0 IP) in 16 G (4 GS) RHH are batting.150 (6-40) against him in 2017 (started 0-20) However, allowed more hits (4) & HR (1) in last 2 apps to RHH than first 23 apps (2, 0) Was on the DL, 6/3 (retro to 6/1) to 6/11, with a left knee sprain 45 of his last 51 appearances have been scoreless (since 7/24/16) Has a 2.42 ERA (13 ER, 48.0 IP) in that span Among active pitchers, only Francisco Rodriguez (111), Fernando Rodney (89) and Chad Qualls (83) have pitched in more career Interleague games than his 82 Had an 8.0-inning scoreless streak, 5/13-31 and a 7.0-inning scoreless streak, 4/18-5/3 Began the season in the NL for just the 3 rd time in is 16-year career ( with SD) #54 CASEY FIEN RHP Last App: 6/12 at BOS: L, 2.1 IP, 5 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 IBB, 1 SO IR/Scored: 4/1 vs BOS (2017): 0-1, 3.86 ERA (1 ER, 2.1 IP) Road Trip: 0-0, 2.08 ERA (1 ER, 4.1 IP) in 2 G SV/Opp: -/- vs BOS (career): 0-2, 5.91 ERA (7 ER, 10.2 IP) in 11 G Fenway Park (career): 0-2, 6.48 ERA (6 ER, 8.1 IP) in 8 G His appearance on 6/12 at BOS marked just the 5 th time in 301 career games that he had thrown 2.1 innings or more Had his contract selected on 6/8 from Lehigh Valley (AAA) (Joely Rodriguez DFA d) Acquired from Seattle on 5/9 for cash considerations Appeared in 6 games with the Mariners in April (0-0, ERA, 10 ER, 6.0 IP, 9 H, 4 BB, 6 SO) 2017 with Lehigh Valley : 0-0, 2.00 ERA (2 ER, 9.0 IP), 7 H, 2 BB, 1 IBB, 11 SO Started the season with 6 scoreless appearances (7.2 IP) Philadelphia is his 5 th team since debuting in 2009 (DET: , MIN: , LAD: 2016, SEA: 2017) #57 LUIS GARCÍA RHP Last App: 6/10 at STL: 2.0 IP, BB, SO IR/Scored: 13/6 vs BOS (2016): N/A Road Trip: 0-0, ERA (5 ER, 3.2 IP) in 3 G SV/Opp: 0/1 vs BOS (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (3.0 IP) in 3 G Fenway Park (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (1.0 IP) in 1 G His 5 runs allowed on 6/7 at ATL tied a career high (5/8/14 at TOR) and snapped a season-long 8.1-inning scoreless streak (5/25-6/5) Walked 2 on 6/7 at ATL after not walking any from 5/17 at TEX to 6/5 at ATL (12.1-inning streak without a walk) Struck out a career-high 4 batters on 6/2 vs SF His 3.0 IP on 5/17 at TEX were his most since a career-high 3.1 IP on 8/24/13 vs ARI (18-inning game) Began his season with 6 scoreless appearances (5.2 IP) Recalled from Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 5/12 (Thompson optioned to LV on 5/11) This is his second stint with PHI this season (other: 4/12-29) #46 JEANMAR GÓMEZ RHP Last App: 6/10 at STL: 1.0 IP, 2 H, 3 R, 3 ER, BB, 3 SO IR/Scored: 4/0 vs BOS (2016): N/A Road Trip: 0-0, ERA (4 ER, 3.0 IP) in 2 G SV/Opp: 2/3 vs BOS (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (3.1 IP) in 4 G Fenway Park (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (0.2 IP) in 1 G NL Relief Rankings: T-6 th in wins (3) Entered with the tying run on base and threw 1 pitch to earn his second save of the season on 6/3 vs SF Was on the DL from 5/9 (retro to 5/6) to 5/25 with a right elbow impingement Earned the win in his first game back on 5/25 (hadn t pitched since 5/4) Has surrendered 8 HR in his last 21.2 IP (since 9/13/16) after allowing only 1 HR in his previous 37.2 IP (6/3-9/12/16) #39 ADAM MORGAN LHP Last App: 6/7 at ATL: 1.1 IP, 3 H, 4 R, 4 ER, 1 BB IR/Scored: 1/1 vs BOS (2016): N/A Road Trip: 0-0, ERA (4 ER, 1.1 IP) in 1 G SV/Opp: -/- vs BOS (career): 0-1, 8.53 ERA (6 ER, 6.1 IP) in 1 G Fenway Park (career): 0-1, 8.53 ERA (6 ER, 6.1 IP) in 1 G Recalled from Lehigh Valley (AAA) on 6/3 (Joaquin Benoit to DL) Is his fourth stint with the Phillies this season (5/23-24, 5/19-20, start of season-4/11) 2017 with LV: 0-1, 4.67 ERA (9 ER, 17.1 IP), 19 H, 5 BB, 14 SO, 1 HR, 1 HB His 4 HR allowed on 4/11 vs NYM were most by a Phillies reliever since Dustin McGowan allowed 5 on 6/16/15 at BAL Had only 2 career relief appearances before this season: 6/29/16 at ARI (0.2 IP, IBB, SO) and 7/2/16 vs KC (3.0 IP, 3 H, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 HR, 3 SO) #50 HÉCTOR NERIS RHP Last App: 6/11 at STL: 1.0 IP, 2 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 SO IR/Scored: 2/0 vs BOS (2016): N/A Road Trip: 0-0, 6.75 ERA (1 ER, 1.1 IP) in 2 G SV/Opp: 5/6 vs BOS (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (1.0 IP) in 1 G Fenway Park (career): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (1.0 IP) in 1 G Has 13 SO in his last 8.0 IP (since 5/19) Has a 0.84 ERA (1 ER, 10.2 IP) when pitching the 8 th inn. and a 5.87 ERA (10 ER, 15.1 IP) when pitching the 9 th 10 of his 11 runs allowed have been in the 9th Has recorded at least 1 SO in 57 of his last 67 appearances since 6/28/16 (84 total SO, 66.1 IP), including 21 of 28 appearances in 2017 (30 SO, 27.1 IP) Became the first Phillies pitcher since 4/14/14 (B.J. Rosenberg) to allow 3 consecutive home runs on 4/29 at LAD Since the start of 2016, ranks T-4 th among ML relievers in games (107), 7 th in IP (107.2) and T-10 th in SO (132) #17 PAT NESHEK RHP Last App: 6/12 at BOS: 1.0 IP, 1 H IR/Scored: 8/1 vs BOS (2017): 0-0, 0.00 ERA (1.0 IP) in 1 G Road Trip: 0-0, 0.00 ERA (2.2 IP) in 2 G SV/Opp: 1/2 vs BOS (career): 1-0, SV, 1.04 ERA (2 ER, 17.1 IP) in 17 G Fenway Park (career): 0-0, 2.84 ERA (2 ER, 6.1 IP) in 7 G NL Relief Rankings: 2 nd in ERA (0.75) 4 th in WHIP (0.79) 5 th in fewest BB/9.0 IP (1.50) Has a 10.1-inning scoreless streak (since 5/18) Owns the 2 longest scoreless streaks by Phils relievers (other: 12.2 IP, 4/5-5/13- longest by any PHI pitcher in 2017) Earned his first save since 5/19/15 on 6/6 at ATL (8 th career SV) Among NL relievers with at least 20.0 IP, only LAD s Kenley Jansen and CIN s Austin Brice (3) have fewer walks than Neshek s 4 Had a 12.2-inning scoreless streak to start the season (14 G) At the time it was snapped was 1 of 2 qualifying NL relievers and 5 ML relievers with a 0.00 ERA Was the first Phillies reliever to begin a season with 14 straight scoreless apps since 2014 (Cesar Jimenez, 14) Since 1913 only 4 Phillies relievers had begun the season with more consecutive scoreless apps (most: Grant Jackson, 18 in 1968) Was on the paternity list, 4/19-20 for the birth of his daughter, Skye Has a 2.85 ERA (15 ER, 47.1 IP) and 51 SO in 50 career Interleague games PHI marks the 7 th different team for whom Neshek has played (others: MIN: , SD: 2011, BAL: 2012, OAK: 2013; STL: 2014, HOU: ) #61 EDUBRAY RAMOS RHP Last App: 6/11 at STL: 0.1 IP, 1 SO 1 IR/0 scored IR/Scored: 12/2 vs BOS (2016): N/A Road Trip: 0-0, 0.00 ERA (2.1 IP) in 3 G SV/Opp: 0/2 vs BOS (career): N/A Fenway Park (career): N/A Is averaging SO/9.0 IP this season (33 SO, 26.3 IP) and 9.86 SO/9.0 IP for his career (73 SO, 66.2 IP) Has a 1.96 ERA (4 ER, 18.1 IP) in his last 19 appearances since 4/30 Since making his ML debut on 6/24/16, is T-8 th among all ML relievers in games (70) Matched his career-high 3 SO three times in his first 8 games of the season (4 times overall in 2017) Did so twice in first 44 career games Has stranded 82.8 % of the runners (24 of 29) he has inherited in his ML career (since 6/24/16), 4 th best among NL relievers in that span (min. 29 IR)

4 2017 PHILLIES NOTES HITTING NOTES PAGE 4 #23 AARON ALTHERR OF vs BOS (2017):.167 (1-6) in 1 game Road Trip:.296 (8-27), HR, 4 RBI in 7 games vs BOS (career):.278 (5-18), RBI in 4 games Current Streak: 1 G (.167, 1-6) At Fenway Park (career):.278 (5-18), RBI in 4 games Has started 42 of the Phillies last 47 games after starting only 2 of the team s first 13 games Hitting.311 (14-45) with RISP despite 5 hits in his last 23 RISP AB (.217) Tied his career high with an 8-game hitting streak, 5/1-10 (.433) On 5/10 vs SEA became the first Phillie to hit a 3-run HR in 3 straight games since Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt did it in 1981 (9/30-10/3) Hit a 3-run HR to tie the game or take the lead on both 5/7 vs WSH and 5/10 vs SEA Recorded 15 XBH in 74 AB to begin the season, becoming the first Phillie to do so since 2008 when Chase Utley did it in 72 AB From 4/16-26 had a hit and a run scored in 8 consecutive games, career highs in both categories Of his 123 career ML hits, 55 have been for extra bases (44.7%; 32 2B, 5 3B, 18 HR) Has made 44 starts this season: 27 in LF, 11 in RF and 6 in CF Made 54 starts last season: 35 in RF, 12 in LF and 7 in CF #4 ANDRES BLANCO INF vs BOS (2016):.250 (1-4), RBI in 1 game Road Trip:.250 (2-8), RBI in 4 games vs BOS (career):.205 (8-39), 7 RBI in 14 games Current Streak: 2 G (.286, 2-7) At Fenway Park (career):.174 (4-23), 5 RBI in 8 games Has made 9 starts this season: 6 at 3rd base and 3 at 2nd base (last: 6/12 at BOS; 3B) Made 37 starts last season Is 2-for-12, 2B, RBI, 2 BB as a pinch hitter this season Hit.161 (5-31), 2 2B, 3 RBI last season Career:.202 (19-94), 9 2B, 2 HR, 10 RBI, 7 BB, 2 HBP, SAC Made his 1 st professional pitching appearance, 6/7 at ATL (0.1 IP, H, R, ER, HR) Made his 5 th career Opening Day roster ( ; ) and second with the Phillies #7 MAIKEL FRANCO 3B vs BOS (2017):.500 (2-4), RBI in 1 game Road Trip.156 (5-32), 2 RBI in 8 games vs BOS (career):.500 (2-4), RBI in 1 game Current Streak: 2 G (.375, 3-8) At Fenway Park (career):.500 (2-4), RBI in 1 game NL Rankings: T-1 st in grand slams (2) T-8 th in sacrifice flies (3) Became the first Phillie in franchise history with two grand slams before the end of April Last ML player to do it was WSH s Bryce Harper last season Slugged his 2 nd & 3 rd career grand slams: 4/12 vs NYM (Robles) and 4/26 vs MIA (Chen) The Phillies are 3-4 this season when he has homered They went 16-8 (.667) last season Career: (.636) Homered in back-to-back games, 4/11 & 4/12 vs NYM Snapped a career-long 22 AB hitless streak (4/14-20) with a 3 rd -inning double, 4/20 at NYM 35.5% (103 of 290) of his ML hits have gone for extra bases (55 2B, 2 3B, 46 HR) #13 FREDDY GALVIS SS vs BOS (2017):.000 (0-5) in 1 game vs BOS (career):.176 (9-51), 2 HR, 3 RBI in 14 games At Fenway Park (career):.136 (3-22) in 6 games Road Trip:.231 (6-26) in 8 games Current Streak: 0-for-5 NL Rankings: T-7 th in triples (3) T-8 th in sacrifice flies (3) T-9 th in bunt hits (2) Posted the 1 st multi-hr game of his career on 6/4 vs SF Became the 4 th Phillie ever to homer from both sides of the plate and 1 st since Jimmy Rollins (7/20/11 at CHI) Leads all NL shortstops in starts (62) & innings (540.0), ranks 2 nd in putouts (95), T-2 nd in total chances (269), 3 rd in assists (170) and 4 th in fielding % (.985) Set a career high with 10 assists, 5/23 vs COL The last Phillies SS with more than 10 was Larry Bowa, 9/27/73 at PIT (13 innings) Has 15 walks in his last 40 games after walking just once in his first 22 games Had a career-best 13-game hitting streak, 4/16-5/1 (.340, 2 2B, 2 3B, 2 HR, 9 RBI,.580 SLG %) Made his third consecutive Opening Day start ( ) and fourth overall (started at 2nd base in 2012 for an injured Chase Utley) #37 ODUBEL HERRERA CF vs BOS (2017):.333 (2-6) in 1 game Road Trip:.400 (14-35), HR, 5 RBI in 8 games vs BOS (career):.391 (9-23), HR, 3 RBI in 7 games Current Streak: 11 G (.426, 20-47) At Fenway Park (career):.474 (9-19), HR, 3 RBI in 4 games Leads all MLB players in doubles (23) Became the first Phillie since 1900 with 12 extra bas hits in a row (10 2B, 2 HR, 6/3-9), becoming the first Phillie in the modern era (since 1900) to do so He is also the first Phillie in the modern era to collect 11 XBH over a 5-game span and have 2 doubles in 3 consecutive games (6/3-6/5) Has three 3-hit games in his last 8 games after having none through his first 51 games of the season Became the 1 st Phillie since Del Ennis in 1952 to record 3 extra-base hits in consecutive games Was the first ML player since Travis Hafner in 2005 with 2 doubles and a HR in consecutive games, 6/4-5 Had an extra-base hit in 5 straight AB, 6/4-5, (3 2B, 2 HR) becoming the first Phillie to do so since Ryan Howard in June of 2006 Had consecutive 3-hit games (6/4-5) after having none through his first 51 games (47 starts) of the season Made his second consecutive Opening Day start this season #19 TOMMY JOSEPH 1B vs BOS (2017):.400 (2-5), 2 RBI in 1 game Road Trip:.353 (12-34), HR, 7 RBI in 8 games vs BOS (career):.400 (2-5), 2 RBI in 1 game Current Streak: 8 G (.353, 12-34) At Fenway Park (career):.400 (2-5), 2 RBI in 1 game In his last 36 games, is hitting.299 (38-127), 7 2B, 8 HR, 21 RBI, 7 BB,.343 OBP,.543 SLG %,.886 OPS, raising his AVG from.187 to.257 Is the 4th Phillie since 1913 with 30+ HR in his first 162 career games (31 in 159), joining Chuck Klein (44), Ryan Howard (43) and Don Hurst (31) Slugged the game-tying HR (7 th inning) and had the game-ending RBI (11 th inning), 5/25 vs COL Is hitting.313 (15-48) with RISP since starting the season 0-for-5 Is hitting.313 (42-134) vs RHP since starting the season 1-for-18 (.056) Made his 1 st career Opening Day roster this season Made 74 starts last season, all at 1st base #15 TY KELLY INF/OF vs BOS (2017): --- (0-0) in 1 game vs BOS (career): --- (0-0) in 1 game At Fenway Park (career): --- (0-0) in 1 game Road Trip:.000 (0-3) in 4 games Current Streak: 0-for-6 Recalled on 5/9 from Lehigh Valley (AAA) after being optioned there on 5/5 Acquired from TOR on 4/22 for cash considerations Made 1 st career Opening Day Roster with NYM; appeared in 1 game (0-1) and was claimed off waivers by TOR on 4/10 Has made 13 career ML starts: 6 at 3 rd base and 7 in LF (last: 5/30 at MIA; 3B) Has appeared in 58 career games, playing every position but P, C and SS Played for Israel in 2017 World Baseball Classic (.208, 5-24, 2B, 6 R) #47 HOWIE KENDRICK LF vs BOS (2017):.500 (3-6), RBI in 1 game Road Trip:.435 (10-23), HR, 3 RBI in 6 games vs BOS (career):.311 (75-241), 5 HR, 32 RBI in 63 games Current Streak: 2 G (.500, 5-10) At Fenway Park (career):.378 (51-135), 3 HR, 21 RBI in 34 games In 11 games since coming off the DL, is hitting.370 (17-46), 3 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 3 BB, 6 SB,.420 OBP,.565 SLG %,.985 OPS Was activated from the DL on 5/29 after originally being placed on on 4/18 (retroactive to 4/16) with a right abdominal strain Missed 37 games (13-24) Slugged a HR in his second game back from the DL on 5/30 at MIA It was his first HR since 8/16/16 at PHI (playing for LAD) Needs 3 HR for 100 in his career Hit his 300 th career double and collected his 600 th RBI, 4/9 vs NYM Made his 10 th career Opening Day start and first in LF Had previously been an Opening Day 2nd baseman for 9 straight seasons ( ) Prior to being traded to the Phillies, had spent his entire ML career in Los Angeles with the Angels ( ) and Dodgers ( ) In his ML career, has played 1,114 games at 2nd base, 140 in LF, 89 at 1st base, 18 at 3rd base and 1 in CF

5 2017 PHILLIES NOTES HITTING NOTES PAGE 5 #34 ANDREW KNAPP C vs BOS (2017):.000 (0-5) in 1 game vs BOS (career):.000 (0-5) in 1 game At Fenway Park (career):.000 (0-5) in 1 game Road Trip:.143 (3-21), RBI in 5 games Current Streak: 0-for-5 Has made 23 starts (last: 6/12 at BOS) Slugged his 1 st ML HR, 4/29 at LAD (Hatcher) Doubled for his 1 st ML hit, 4/9 vs WSH (Stephen Strasburg) and recorded his 1 st ML RBI, 4/20 at NYM Made his ML debut, 4/6 at CIN in a start at catcher Made his first Opening Day roster this season Is 4-for-14 in throwing out baserunners this season Caught 18 of 48 attempted base stealers (37.5%) last season for Lehigh Valley (AAA) Made his league s All-Star team in each of last two minor league seasons (International and Florida State) #25 DANIEL NAVA OF vs BOS (2017):.500 (3-6) in 1 game Road Trip:.500 (6-12), 2 RBI in 4 games vs BOS (career):.348 (8-23), RBI in 8 games Current Streak: 3 G (.500, 6-12) At Fenway Park (career):.279 ( ), 7 HR, 95 RBI in 223 games Was activated from the 10-day DL on 6/2 after missing 9 games with a strained left hamstring Was placed on the DL on 5/23 Has made 15 starts so far this season: 11 in LF, 3 in RF and 1 as DH (last: 6/12 at BOS, LF) Made 33 ML starts last year: 32 in LF and 1 at 1st base Has reached base safely in each of his 15 starts this season, hitting.298 (17-57), 3 HR, 7 RBI, 11 BB,.420 OBP Had his 1 st career multi-hr game, 4/6 at CIN Tied his career high with 3 walks (2 nd time), 4/30 at LAD Prior to this season, spent his entire career in the American League with 4 teams BOS, TB, LAA and KC Is hitting.400 (6-15), 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB, HBP as a pinch hitter this season (.412 OBP) Went 0-for-10 last season Career:.183 (13-71), 2 2B, 9 RBI, 7 BB, 3 HBP #29 CAMERON RUPP C vs BOS (2016): N/A vs BOS (career):.000 (0-3) in 1 game At Fenway Park (career):.000 (0-3) in 1 game Road Trip:.000 (0-10) in 3 games Current Streak: 0-for-13 Has 7 hits in his last 13 AB (.538) with RISP after starting the season 0-for-8 8 of his 28 hits this season are doubles Tied his career high with 3 walks on 5/25 vs COL Last year, became just the 3 rd Phillies catcher in the last 21 seasons ( ) to hit 15 or more HR in a single season (others: Mike Lieberthal (5x) and Carlos Ruiz) Started a career-high 104 games last season after making 79 starts in 2015 Is 2-for-14 (14.3%) in throwing out baserunners this season Caught 13 runners in 58 SB attempts last season (22.4%) Career: 39 of 142 (27.5%) #5 MICHAEL SAUNDERS RF vs BOS (2016):.149 (7-47), RBI in 15 games vs BOS (career):.213 (26-122), HR, 11 RBI in 38 games At Fenway Park (career):.188 (12-64), 2 RBI in 19 games Road Trip:.059 (1-17) in 5 games Current Streak: 0-for-15 NL Rankings: T-5 th in OF assists (4) 7 th in pitches/pa (4.24) Has 1 hit in his last 23 AB (.043) and is hitting.109 (7-64) in his last 21 games Made his fourth career Opening Day start and third in RF this season Had previously started on Opening Day in 2013 (RF), 2014 (RF) and 2016 (LF) Signed as a free agent in January after spending his entire career in the American League with SEA and TOR Was a 2016 American League All-Star (0-1) Established career highs in doubles (32), HR (24), XBH (59), total bases (234) and walks (59) last season and tied his high in RBI (57)

6 2017 PHILLIES NOTES HIGHS & LOWS PAGE 6 TEAM BATTING PHILLIES OPPONENTS 17 4/8 vs WSH... Most Runs, Game x, last: 6/7 at ATL 12 4/8 vs WSH (1 st )... Most Runs, Inning /24 vs COL (3 rd ) 15 2x, last: 5/4 at CHI... Most Hits, Game /11 vs NYM 9 4/8 vs WSH (1 st )... Most Hits, Inning.. 6 3x, last: 5/24 vs COL (3 rd ) 4 5x, last: 6/12 at BOS... Most Doubles, Game /11 vs NYM 3 4/8 vs WSH...Most Triples, Game /2 at CHI 4 6/4 vs SF... Most Home Runs, Game /11 vs NYM 8 2x, last: 6/4 vs SF... Most Extra-Base Hits /11 vs NYM 4 6/12 at BOS... Most Stolen Bases x, last: 5/31 at MIA 3 4/8 vs WSH...Most Sacrifice Flies /17 at TEX 2 4/29 at LAD... Most Sacrifice Hits...2 2x, last: 5/22 vs COL 7 5/9 vs SEA... Most Walks /2 vs SF 15 5/31 at MIA... Most Strikeouts /7 vs WSH 14 5/4 at CHI... Most Left on Base /2 vs SF INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most Runs, Game x, last: Herrera, 6/5 at ATL Most Hits, Game... 4 Hernandez, 5/4 at CHI Most Doubles, Game...2 8x, last: Altherr, 6/9 at STL Most Triples, Game... 1 multiple players Most Home Runs, Game x, last: Galvis, 6/4 vs SF Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...3 3x, last: Altherr, 6/9 at STL Most RBI, Game x, last: Altherr, 5/10 vs SEA Most Walks, Game x, last: Rupp, 5/25 vs COL Most Sacrifice Flies, Game... 1 multiple players Most Sacrifice Hits, Game... 1 multiple players Most Hit-By-Pitch, Game... 1 multiple players Most Stolen Bases, Game... 3 Kendrick, 6/12 at BOS Most Caught Stealing, Game... 1 multiple players Longest Hit Streak G Galvis, 4/16-5/1 Longest HR Streak... 3 G Altherr, 5/7-10 Longest On-Base Streak G Galvis, 4/15-5/1 Longest RBI Streak... 4 G 3x, last: Herrera, 6/3-6 Longest Run Scored Streak... 8 G Altherr, 4/16-26 Longest Walk Streak... 4 G Hernandez, 5/9-14 (G1) Longest Stolen Base Streak... 3 G Hernandez, 4/16-19 Hit for the Cycle... N/A Steal of Home... N/A INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Most Innings, Game, Starter Nola, 6/6 at ATL Most Innings, Game, Reliever Morgan, 4/11 vs NYM Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter Velasquez, 4/7 vs WSH Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever... 5 Morgan, 4/11 vs NYM Most Walks, Game, Starter... 5 Eickhoff, 6/2 vs SF Most Walks, Game, Reliever... 4 Rodriguez, 5/4 at CHI Most Home Runs Allowed, Game x, last: Eflin, 5/28 vs CIN Most Complete Games... N/A Most Shutouts... N/A Low-Hit Complete Game... N/A Longest Scoreless Streak, Starter inn. Nola, 6/6-11 Longest Scoreless Streak, Reliever inn. Neshek, 4/5-5/13 Longest Winning Streak, Starter... 4 G Hellickson, 4/3-27 Longest Winning Streak, Reliever... 2 G Gomez, 4/22-current Longest Losing Streak, Starter... 7 G Eickhoff, 4/5-current Longest Losing Streak, Reliever... 3 G Ramos, 4/10-current Longest Saves Streak... 3 G Neris, 4/20-27 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL FIELDING Most Errors, Game, Team... 3, 4/22 vs ATL Most Errors, Game, Individual x, last: Kendrick, 6/12 at BOS Most Double-Plays Turned, Game, Phillies /17 at TEX Most Double-Plays Turned, Game, Opponent /17 at TEX Last Triple Play Turned, Phillies... N/A Most Outfield Assists, Team /12 at BOS Most Outfield Assists, Individual... 1 multiple games Most Catcher Caught Stealing, Team... 1 multiple games Most Catcher Caught Stealing, Individual... 1 multiple games TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak... 6 G 4/20-27 Longest Losing Streak... 6 G 6/7-current Longest Game, Innings inn. 5/4 at CHI Longest Game, Time (9 inn)... 3:48 5/9 vs SEA Longest Game, Time (Extra inn)... 4:22 5/4 at CHI Longest Delay... 1:25 5/1 at CHI (rain) Shortest Game, Innings inn. multiple games Shortest Game, Time (9 inn)... 2:25 4/5 at CIN Shortest Game, Time (less than 9 inn)... N/A Largest Margin of Victory runs 4/8 vs WSH (17-3) Largest Margin of Defeat runs 6/7 at ATL (14-1) Come-From-Behind Wins last: 6/6 at ATL Largest Deficit Overcome... 3 runs 2x, last: 5/14 at WSH (G1) Walk-Off Wins... 5 last: 5/27 vs CIN (4-3 win) Extra-Inning Games... 7 last: 6/12 at BOS Shutout Wins... N/A Shutout Losses...4 last: 6/10 at STL (7-0) Largest Crowd, Home... 45,121 4/7 vs WSH Largest Crowd, Road... 53,110 4/29 at LAD Most Games Above /27 vs MIA (11-9) Most Games Under /12 at BOS (21-41) STARTS BY POSITION C Rupp 39; Knapp 23 1B Joseph 53; Stassi 9 2B Hernandez 57; Blanco 3; Kendrick 2 SS Galvis 62 3B Franco 55; Blanco 6; Kelly 1 LF Altherr 27; Kendrick 20; Nava 11; Kelly 2; Stassi 2 CF Herrera 56; Altherr 6 RF Saunders 48; Altherr 11; Nava 3 P Hellickson 13; Eickhoff 13; Velasquez 10; Eflin 8; Nola 8; Pivetta 6; Lively 2; Buchholz 2 DH Franco 2; Joseph 1; Nava 1 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1 Hernandez 57; Herrera 4; Nava 1 2 Herrera 15; Altherr 14; Kendrick 12; Nava 10; Galvis 9; Blanco 1; Stassi 1 3 Herrera 29; Altherr 22; Kendrick 9; Franco 1; Nava 1 4 Franco 31; Joseph 27; Saunders 3; Kendrick 1 5 Saunders 31; Franco 7; Joseph 7; Altherr 5; Blanco 4; Herrera 4; Rupp 2; Knapp 1; Nava 1 6 Joseph 18; Franco 15; Saunders 11; Blanco 4; Altherr 3; Herrera 3; Rupp 3; Stassi 3; Knapp 1; Nava 1 7 Rupp 23; Galvis 14; Knapp 9; Stassi 6; Franco 3; Joseph 2; Kelly 2; Herrera 1; Nava 1; Saunders 1 8 Galvis 36; Knapp 12; Rupp 11; Saunders 2; Kelly 1 9 Hellickson 13; Eickhoff 11; Velasquez 10; Nola 8; Eflin 7; Pivetta 5; Galvis 3; Buchholz 2; Lively 2; Stassi 1 PHILLIES ON DISABLED LIST (3) Player Injury Date On Retro Date Off Zach Eflin Recovery from knee surgeries 4/2 3/30 4/18 Clay Buchholz Torn flexor tendon in right forearm 4/18 4/15 Howie Kendrick Right abdominal strain 4/18 4/16 5/29 Aaron Nola Lower back strain 4/24 4/21 5/21 Jeanmar Gomez Right elbow impingement 5/9 5/6 5/25 Daniel Nava Left hamstring strain 5/23 5/21 6/2 Vince Velasquez Right elbow flexor strain 5/31 Joaquin Benoit Left knee strain 6/3 6/1 6/11 Cesar Hernandez Left oblique strain 6/11 PHILLIES PINCH HOME RUNS (1) Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs 5/7 vs WSH Altherr/Albers 8 th 2/2 MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES (3) Date Batter Pitcher(s) Innings 4/6 at CIN Nava Davis 1 st, 3 rd 5/10 vs SEA Altherr Gallardo/Overton 3 rd, 9 th 6/4 vs SF Galvis Moore/Law 2 nd, 8 th GRAND SLAMS (2) Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Outs 4/12 vs NYM Franco/Robles 6 th 2 4/26 vs MIA Franco/Chen 3 rd 1 LEADOFF HOME RUNS (3) Date Batter/Pitcher Count 4/3 at CIN Hernandez/Feldman 3-2 4/16 at WSH Hernandez/Gonzalez 2-0 5/27 vs CIN Hernandez/Arroyo 1-2 WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (0) Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS (0) Date Batter/Pitcher Inning Runners/Outs BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (2) Date Batters Pitcher(s) Inning/Outs 4/23 Hernandez/Altherr/Herrera Vizcaino (2)/Krol 8 th /0 5/9 Saunders/Joseph Miranda 1 st /2 WALK-OFF WINS (5) Date Batter/Play Inning/Final Score 4/9 vs WSH Hernandez/RBI single 9 th /4-3 4/22 vs ATL Franco/2-run single 10 th /4-3 5/7 vs WSH Galvis/Sacrifice fly 10 th /6-5 5/25 vs COL Joseph/RBI single 11 th /2-1 5/27 vs CIN Joseph/RBI single 9 th /4-3

7 2017 PHILLIES NOTES DAY-BY-DAY PAGE 7 GA/ GA/ Game Date Opp W-L Score WP/LP/SV Record Pos GB Attend Game Date Opp W-L Score WP/LP/SV Record Pos GB Attend 1 4/3 at CIN W 4-3 HELLICKSON (1-0)/Feldman/GOMEZ (1) 1-0 T1 1.0 *43, /3 vs PIT 2 4/5 at CIN L 2-0 Finnegan/EICKHOFF (0-1)/Iglesias 1-1 T , /4 vs PIT 3 4/6 at CIN L 7-4 Reed/MORGAN (0-1)/Storen 1-2 T , /5 vs PIT 4 4/7 vs WSH L 7-6 Scherzer/VELASQUEZ (0-1)/Treinen 1-3 T4 2.0 *45, /6 vs PIT 5 4/8 vs WSH W 17-3 NOLA (1-0)/Guthrie 2-3 T , /7 vs SD 6 4/9 vs WSH W 4-3 GOMEZ (1-0)/Glover 3-3 T , /8 vs SD 7 4/10 vs NYM L 4-3 Blevins/RAMOS (0-1)/Reed , /9 vs SD 8 4/11 vs NYM L 14-4 Harvey/BUCHHOLZ (0-1) , /12 vs NYM L 5-4 Wheeler/VELASQUEZ (0-2)/Reed ,272 All-Star Break - Marlins Park - Miami, FL 10 4/14 at WSH L 3-2 (10) Kelley/GOMEZ (1-1) *38, /15 at WSH W 4-2 HELLICKSON (2-0)/Blanton/BENOIT (1) , /14 at MIL 12 4/16 at WSH L 6-4 Kelley/BENOIT (0-1) , /15 at MIL 13 4/18 at NYM W 6-2 (10) GARCIA (1-0)/Montero , /16 at MIL 14 4/19 at NYM L 5-4 Robles/RAMOS (0-2)/Reed , /17 at MIA 15 4/20 at NYM W 6-4 NOLA (2-0)/Syndergaard/NERIS (1) 6-9 T , /18 at MIA 16 4/21 vs ATL W 4-3 HELLICKSON (3-0)/Colon/NERIS (2) , /19 at MIA 17 4/22 vs ATL W 4-3 (10) GOMEZ (2-1)/Johnson , /21 vs MIL 18 4/23 vs ATL W 5-2 RODRIGUEZ (1-0)/Vizcaino , /22 vs MIL 4/25 vs MIA PPD - Rain 96 7/23 vs MIL 19 4/26 vs MIA W 7-4 VELASQUEZ (1-2)/Chen 10-9 T , /24 vs HOU 20 4/27 vs MIA W 3-2 HELLICKSON (4-0)/Volquez/NERIS (3) , /25 vs HOU 21 4/28 at LAD L 5-3 Maeda/EICKHOFF (0-2)/Jansen , /26 vs HOU 22 4/29 at LAD L 6-5 Dayton/NERIS (0-1) *53, /28 vs ATL 23 4/30 at LAD L 5-3 Ryu/PIVETTA (0-1)/Jansen T , /29 vs ATL 24 5/1 at CHI W 10-2 VELASQUEZ (2-2)/Anderson , /30 vs ATL 25 5/2 at CHI L 8-3 Lester/HELLICKSON (4-1) , /31 vs ATL 26 5/3 at CHI L 5-4 Arrieta/EICKHOFF (0-3)/Davis T , /1 at LAA 27 5/4 at CHI L 5-4 (13) Uehara/RODRIGUEZ (1-1) T , /2 at LAA 28 5/5 vs WSH L 4-2 Strasburg/PIVETTA (0-2)/Albers T , /3 at LAA 29 5/6 vs WSH L 6-2 Cole/VELASQUEZ (2-3) T , /4 at COL 30 5/7 vs WSH W 6-5 (10) NERIS (1-1)/Treinen T , /5 at COL 31 5/9 vs SEA L 10-9 Vincent/NERIS (1-2)/Diaz , /6 at COL 32 5/10 vs SEA L 11-6 Zych/BENOIT (0-2) , /8 at ATL 5/12 at WSH PPD - Rain 111 8/9 at ATL 33 5/13 at WSH L 6-4 Kelley/RAMOS (0-3) T , /10 vs NYM 34 5/14 at WSH W 4-3 BENOIT (1-2)/Kelley/NERIS (4) , /11 vs NYM 35 5/14 at WSH L 6-5 Turner/NESHEK (0-1)/Albers , /12 vs NYM 36 5/16 at TEX L 5-1 Darvish/EICKHOFF (0-4) , /13 vs NYM 37 5/17 at TEX L 9-3 Cashner/EFLIN (0-1) , /14 at SD 38 5/18 at TEX L 8-4 Perez/RODRIGUEZ (1-2) , /15 at SD 39 5/19 at PIT W 7-2 HELLICKSON (5-1)Williams , /16 at SD 40 5/20 at PIT L 6-3 Nova/VELASQUEZ (2-4)/Watson , /17 at SF 41 5/21 at PIT L 1-0 LeBlanc/NOLA (2-1)/Watson , /18 at SF 42 5/22 vs COL L 8-1 Hoffman/EICKHOFF (0-5) , /19 at SF 43 5/23 vs COL L 8-2 Marquez/EFLIN (0-2) , /20 at SF 44 5/24 vs COL L 7-2 Chatwood/HELLICKSON (5-2) , /22 vs MIA (G1) 45 5/25 vs COL W 2-1 (11) GOMEZ (3-1)/Oberg T , /22 vs MIA (G2) 46 5/26 vs CIN L 5-2 Adleman/NOLA (2-2)/Iglesias , /23 vs MIA 47 5/27 vs CIN W 4-3 NERIS (2-2)/Lorenzen T , /24 vs MIA 48 5/28 vs CIN L 8-4 Feldman/EFLIN (0-3) , /25 vs CHI 49 5/29 at MIA L 4-1 Volquez/HELLICKSON (5-3)/Ramos , /26 vs CHI 50 5/30 at MIA L 7-2 McGowan/VELASQUEZ (2-5) , /27 vs CHI 51 5/31 at MIA L 10-2 Straily/NOLA (2-3) , /28 vs ATL 52 6/2 vs SF L 10-0 Blach/EICKHOFF (0-6) , /29 vs ATL 53 6/3 vs SF W 5-3 LIVELY (1-0)/Cueto/GOMEZ (2) , /30 vs ATL 54 6/4 vs SF W 9-7 NESHEK (1-1)/Law/NERIS (5) , /31 at MIA 55 6/5 at ATL W 11-4 PIVETTA (1-2)/Colon , /1 at MIA 56 6/6 at ATL W 3-1 NOLA (3-3)/Garcia/NESHEK (1) , /2 at MIA 57 6/7 at ATL L 14-1 Foltynewicz/EICKHOFF (0-7) , /3 at MIA 58 6/8 at ATL L 3-1 Dickey/LIVELY (1-1)/Johnson , /4 at NYM 59 6/9 at STL L 3-2 Wacha/HELLICKSON (5-4)/Oh , /5 at NYM 60 6/10 at STL L 7-0 Martinez/PIVETTA (1-3) , /6 at NYM 61 6/11 at STL L 6-5 Wainwright/NOLA (3-4)/Oh , /7 at WSH 62 6/12 at BOS L 6-5 (11) Barnes/FIEN (0-1) , /8 at WSH 63 6/13 at BOS 142 9/9 at WSH 64 6/14 vs BOS 143 9/10 at WSH 65 6/15 vs BOS 144 9/12 vs MIA 66 6/16 vs ARI 145 9/13 vs MIA 67 6/17 vs ARI 146 9/14 vs MIA 68 6/18 vs ARI 147 9/15 vs OAK 69 6/20 vs STL 148 9/16 vs OAK 70 6/21 vs STL 149 9/17 vs OAK 71 6/22 vs STL 150 9/18 vs LAD 72 6/23 at ARI 151 9/19 vs LAD 73 6/24 at ARI 152 9/20 vs LAD 74 6/25 at ARI 153 9/21 vs LAD 75 6/26 at ARI 154 9/22 at ATL 76 6/27 at SEA 155 9/23 at ATL 77 6/28 at SEA 156 9/24 at ATL 78 6/30 at NYM 157 9/25 vs WSH 79 7/1 at NYM 158 9/26 vs WSH 80 7/2 at NYM 159 9/27 vs WSH *Sellout 160 9/29 vs NYM 161 9/30 vs NYM /1 vs NYM