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1 DETRoIT TIGERS (75-53) FIRST PLACE, AL CENTRAL, +6.0 GA vs. NEW york METS (58-68) THIRD PLACE, NL EAST, GB Saturday, August 24, :05 p.m. Citi Field Flushing, N.y. RHP Max Scherzer (18-1, 2.82) vs. RHP Matt Harvey (9-4, 2.25) FoX WFAN 660 AM WFAN FM ESPN 1050 AM Game #127 Home Game #61 HISToRIC MATCH-UP: Today will be the first time that the All-Star Game starting pitchers (RHP Max Scherzer and RHP Matt Harvey) face each other in a regular-season game in the same season...the only two times the All-Star starters pitched against each other in the same season came in the World Series...The Mets Dwight Gooden vs. Boston s Roger Clemens in 1986 in Game Two at Shea Stadium, and the Yankees Red Ruffing vs. Cincinnati s Paul Derringer in Game One in 1939 at Yankee Stadium...Please credit the Elias Sports Bureau for their fine research...harvey was the first All-Star starter to pitch in his home park since Roger Clemens in 2004 in Houston. RoSTER MoVE: Prior to today s game, the Mets recalled outfielder/first baseman Lucas Duda from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League and optioned Mike Baxter to Las Vegas...Duda was hitting.306 (19-62) with 13 runs scored, three doubles, eight RBI in 18 games with the 51s...He was placed on the 15-Day Disabled List on June 23 with a left intercostal strain...duda was returned from his major league rehabilitation assignment, reinstated from the Disabled List and optioned to Las Vegas on August 7...Duda, 27, hit.235 (53-226) with 13 doubles, 11 home runs, 23 RBI with a.356 on-base percentage in 68 games...baxter was hitting.210 (21-100) with five doubles, four home runs and 13 RBI in 58 games for the Mets. METS AT A GLANCE: New York has lost two in a row...the Mets are 4-6 in their last 10 games...new York is since the All-Star break...the Mets are at home. INTERLEAGUE ACTIoN: New York is 10-5 vs. the American League this season (4-0 vs. Yankees, 3-0 vs. Minnesota, 2-2 vs. Chicago, 1-2 vs. Kansas City and 0-1 vs. Detroit)...The.667 winning percentage is tied for third-best in Interleague play this year...the Mets were 8-7 vs. the AL last season...the Mets are in Interleague play since 2005, the best record for any NL team...since 2008, the Mets are 15-8 against the AL Central. SCoRING: The Mets have scored the first run of the game in 13 of their last 16 games overall...the Mets are when they score first this season (14-12 at home)...new York has scored one or fewer runs in consecutive games for the third time this year, last occurred July at Washington...The Mets are 1-18 when scoring one or less. SATIN TIES RECoRD: Josh Satin has reached base safely (via hit, walk or hit by pitch) in each of the 29 games he s started this season...that is tied for the longest such streak by a Mets rookie for a single-season with Steve Henderson (1977)...Information courtesy of the Elias Sports Bureau...Satin s streak is the fourthlongest in the NL this season...hanley Ramirez and Joey Votto are tied for second with 37. ByRD DELIVERS: Marlon Byrd has 11 RBI over his last nine games...byrd has 19 extra-base hits since the All-Star break, the most in the NL and tied for the most in the majors...byrd is tied for ninth in the NL with 21 home runs...byrd is 10th with 70 RBI and is fourth with a.524 slugging percentage...he is also 10th in the NL with a.311 batting average during the day. TIGERS-METS SERIES HISToRy: Prior to this series, the Mets last faced the Tigers in 2011 in Detroit, going The Mets are 5-2 all-time vs. Detroit in New York, including 2-2 at Citi Field. \2013: : 2-1 History: SECoND-HALF: Since the All-Star Break, Matt Harvey has a 1.94 ERA (nine earned runs/41.2 innings), a 0.82 WHIP and a K/BB ratio (40K/3BB), which leads major league starters...did not allow an earned run in the first 20.1 innings after the All-Star Break, the longest such stretch of his career. VS. AL: In three career Interleague starts (this season against Minnesota, Chicago and the Yankees), Harvey is 1-0 with a 0.72 ERA (two earned runs/25.0 innings)...he struck out 28 and walked two, while allowing only nine hits in the three starts...the Mets went 3-0 in those games. LEAGUE LEADER: Matt Harvey is second in the majors with a 2.25 ERA and a 0.89 WHIP...He is fourth in the majors with 187 strikeouts and opponents are hitting.199 against him, the fifth-lowest mark in the majors. No-DECISIoNS: In the 16 starts Harvey has not received a win, the Mets have scored an average of 1.81 runs while he is on the mound and 2.75 runs per game...his 12 no-decisions are tied for the most in the NL this season...in those no-decisions, he has a 2.42 ERA (22 earned runs/81.2 innings)...his six no-decisions in starts he has allowed one run or fewer are tied for the most in Mets history...his seven starts where he s allowed one run or fewer without a win are tied for the most in the majors this season and one such start shy of Roger Craig s franchise record set in No MoRE THAN one: Harvey s current run of 32 consecutive starts allowing no more than one home run in each game is the longest such streak by a Mets pitcher since 2000, when Mike Hampton did not give up more than one homer in any of his 33 regular-season starts...info courtesy of the Elias Sports Bureau. APPALACHIAN LEAGUE ALL-STAR: Infielder Yeixon Ruiz was selected to the Appalachian League All-Star team...ruiz is currently hitting.321 with seven doubles, 10 RBI and 12 stolen bases in 46 games with Kingsport. BoBBLEHEAD BoNANZA: Tomorrow, the first 25,000 fans will receive a Tom Seaver bobblehead prior to the 1:10 p.m. game vs. Detroit...Gary Cohen, Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling will have a SNY bobblehead on August 27 when the Mets play the Phillies at 7:10 p.m...those special Pepsi Porch tickets are $59 and can be purchased at Mets.com/GKR...A portion of that ticket will go to the GKR Foundation. FIESTA LATINA DAy: The Mets will wear Los Mets jerseys and celebrate Hispanic culture today throughout the game. UPCoMING opponents VS. DETRoIT Sun., August 25 RHP Rick Porcello (9-7, 4.52) vs. RHP Dillon Gee (9-8, 3.60) 1:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050) VS. PHILADELPHIA Mon., August 26 TBA vs. RHP Zack Wheeler (6-2, 3.49) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050) Tue., August 27 TBA vs. LHP Jonathon Niese (5-6, 4.03) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050) Wed., August 28 TBA vs. RHP Daisuke Matsuzaka (0-1, 9.00) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050) Thurs., August 29 TBA vs. RHP Matt Harvey (9-4, 2.25+) 1:10 p.m. (SNY, WFAN, ESPN1050)

2 #33 MATT HArVEY (9-4, 2.25) rhp Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 pounds Age: 24 (3/27/89) Born: New London, CT resides: Mystic, CT Signed Through: 2013 HArVEY S STATiSTiCAL BrEAKdOWN CATEGOrY AB H Hr BB SO AVG vs. Right (2013) vs. right (Career) vs. Left (2013) vs. Left (Career) FirST 35 STArTS: Harvey has the second-best WHIP (0.96) of any pitcher since 1921 through his first 35 career starts...the only other pitcher since 1921 that had a WHIP under 1.00 through 35 starts was Vida Blue (0.93)...His 4.51 K/BB ratio ranks fifth since 1921 in a pitcher s first 35 starts...his 2.38 ERA is the 12th-best mark through 35 starts...info courtesy of STATS LLC. ALL-STAr rematch: Harvey will face Max Scherzer tonight...according to Elias, this is the first time the All-Star Game starting pitchers will face each other in a regular season game in the same season...it happened twice in a World Series game later that season: Dwight Gooden vs. Roger Clemens in 1986, and Red Ruffing vs. Paul Derringer in Harvey struck out Miguel Cabrera in the All-Star Game. SECONd-HALF: Since the All-Star Break, he has a 1.94 ERA (nine earned runs/41.2 innings), a 0.82 WHIP and a K/BB ratio (40K/3BB), which leads major league starters...did not allow an earned run in the first 20.1 innings after the All-Star Break, the longest such stretch of his career. HOME runs: Harvey s 0.37 HR/9 rate (seven home runs/171.2 innings) is the lowest in the majors...he is the only pitcher with at least three second-half starts who has not allowed a home run since the All-Star Break...He has pitched 47.2 innings and faced 181 batters since allowing his last home run (to Buster Posey on July 8)...Harvey has gone 32 straight starts without allowing multiple home runs...only Jhoulys Chacin has had a longer such streak since 2012 (currently at 34 starts)...it s the longest such streak by a Mets starter since Mike Hampton s 33-start stretch in LEAGUE LEAdEr: Second in the majors with a 2.25 ERA (43 earned runs/171.2 innings), 0.89 WHIP, 6.03 K/BB ratio.512 opponent OPS and 8.23 baserunners/9...fourth in the majors with 187 strikeouts and a 9.80 K/9...Since his debut, Harvey has the second-most strikeouts in the NL (257) and the majors second-best: ERA (2.38); WHIP (0.96); opponent on base percentage (.255), slugging (.289), OPS (.544); and H/9 (6.39). TOUGH LUCK: Since June 1, the Mets have a worse record in Harvey s starts (5-9) than they do for in any other starter s games (min. six starts)...in the 16 starts Harvey has not received a win, the Mets have scored an average of 1.81 runs while he is on the mound and 2.75 runs per game...his 12 no-decisions are tied for the most in the NL this season...in those no-decisions, he has a 2.42 ERA (22 earned runs/81.2 innings) and a 0.98 WHIP...His six no-decisions in starts he has allowed one run or fewer are tied for the most in Mets history...his seven starts that he has allowed one run or fewer without a win are tied for the most in the majors this season and one such start shy of Roger Craig s franchise record set in runs: He is the only starter since 1916 to allow one run or fewer in 19 of his first 35 career games...he has struck out six or more batters in each of those 19 starts...since 1916, no pitcher has had more than 16 starts allowing no more than one run and at least six strikeouts in his first 35 games...his 14 starts this season in which he has allowed one run or fewer are tied with Felix Hernandez and Clayton Kershaw for the most in the majors. VS. LEFTiES: Left-handers are (.127) with 25 strikeouts and two walks against Harvey in his last seven starts...among active right-handed starters who have faced at least 450 left-handed batters, Harvey has allowed the lowest batting average (.181; ) and OPS (.502) in the majors...no other active right-handed starter has allowed an average less than.219 or OPS less than.629 against lefties...harvey has struck out 31.7% of the lefties he has faced in his career...he is the only active right-handed starter who has struck out more than 28% of the lefties he has faced...in his eight starts since July, right-handers are hitting.294 (32-109) against Harvey. BASErUNNErS: Harvey has allowed three or fewer baserunners in four starts this season and seven or fewer baserunners in 18 starts, both the most such starts in the majors...he has allowed five or fewer baserunners in 11 starts since his debut, tied with Stephen Strasburg and Mat Latos for the most such games among a starter s first 35 career games since Harvey s nine starts without allowing a walk are tied for the NL lead...harvey and Chris Archer as the only two pitchers this season with multiple outings of 9.0 innings in which they faced 30 batters or fewer. FiNAL inning: Harvey has a 6.97 ERA (16 earned runs/20.2 innings) in the final inning he appears in this season, compared to a 1.61 ERA (27 earned runs/151.0 innings) in all other innings...27 of his 43 (62.8%) earned runs allowed have come in the final two innings he appears in...opposing hitters bat.164 (69-420) the first two times through the lineup, compared to.273 (53-194) afterward. STriKEOUTS: Harvey has at least six strikeouts in 22 of his 25 outings this season, tied with Max Scherzer and Yu Darvish for the most such outings in the majors...since 1916, Harvey has the sixth-most strikeouts (257) after his first 33 career games...trails Dwight Gooden (302), Kerry Wood (284), Hideo Nomo (282), Yu Darvish (279) and Mark Prior (274)...Harvey and Gooden are the only pitchers since 1916 to have 29 outings of six or more strikeouts among their first 35 games. BriNGiNG THE HEAT: Harvey has the highest average velocities in the majors for his fastball (95.8), slider (89.9) and curveball (83.6), according to PITCHf/x data...stephen Strasburg s fastball ranks second at 95.4, as does Homer Bailey s slider at 88.4 and A.J. Burnett s curve at Harvey s 28.2 missed swing percentage ranks third in the majors. STrEAK: Harvey has allowed no more than five runs while striking out at least three in each of his first 35 career games...no pitcher since 1916 had a streak of longer than 21 such games to begin a career. double-digit K S: Harvey s six double-digit strikeout outings are second-most in the majors, trailing only Yu Darvish s nine...he is the sixth pitcher in team history to register six double-digit strikeout games in a single season, joining Tom Seaver, Dwight Gooden, David Cone, Sid Fernandez and R.A. Dickey...Harvey has four outings with 10 or more strikeouts and no walks this season...since 1916, no pitcher previously had more than two such outings among his first 30 career games...he is the first pitcher in franchise history and 10th pitcher since 1916 with four such ouings in one season...he is the third pitcher to have four such games in his entire Mets career. MAjOr LEAGUE HiTTiNG TOTALS: YEAr AVG AB r H 2B 3B Hr rbi SAC TOTALS Most Hits, Game: 2, (2x, last, August 22, 2012 vs Colorado) Most rbi, Game: 2, (August 16, 2012 at Cincinnati) Batting Notes: 0-for-his-last-22...His four doubles are tied for the most by a pitcher since his debut on July 26, First Mets starting pitcher to earn a win and drive in a go-ahead run in the seventh inning or later (5/17 at ChC) since Sid Fernandez on August 16, 1993 at Cincinnati (Courtesy of Elias). NExT GAME S STArTEr - #35 dillon GEE (9-8, 3.60) - rhp LAST STArT: Earned the win in the Mets 5-1 victory against the Twins on August 19 at Target Field...Pitched 7.2 innings, allowed one run, earned, and six hits...struck out nine and walked one. LAST SEVEN STArTS: In Gee s last seven starts, dating to July 14, he is 3-1 with a 1.47 ERA (eight earned runs/49.0 innings)...opponents are batting.203 (37-182) against him over this stretch. W-L ErA ip H r Er BB K Hr AVG STArTErS relievers TOTALS NEW YOrK METS PiTCHiNG BrEAKdOWN HArVEY S 2013 GAME LOG (25 G, 25 GS) date Opp. dec. ip H r 22 Er Hr BB K P-S ErA 4/3 SD W, W, W, /19 Was W, /24 LAD ND, 7-3 (10) ND, 3-4 (15) /7 CWS ND, 1-0 (10) /12 Pit ND, W, /22 CIN ND, /28 NYY ND, ND, /8 Mia ND, 1-2 (20) /13 Stl L, W, W, /28 Was ND, /3 Ari L, ND, 4-3 (16) /21 Phi W, ND, L, /7 Col W, L, ND, W-L ip H r Er Hr BB K P-S ErA 2013 Totals ,595-1, Totals Career Totals Opposing Pitcher Career RHP Max Scherzer 18-1, , , 3.69 vs. Mets: --, , , 4.26 NOTES VS. detroit Career vs. detroit: Harvey has never faced the Tigers. Key Matchups: Harvey has not faced any active Tigers. Career vs. American League: In three career Interleague starts (this season against Minnesota, Chicago and the Yankees), he is 1-0 with a 0.72 ERA (two earned runs/25.0 innings)...he struck out 28 and walked two, while allowing only nine hits in the three starts...the Mets went 3-0 in those games...in each of his first two starts against AL teams this year, Harvey recorded 20 outs before allowing a hit...he also tossed two scoreless innings in the All-Star Game HArVEY S 2013 STATiSTiCAL BrEAKdOWN CATEGOrY W-L ErA G-GS ip H r Er Hr BB K Home road day Night Grass st Half nd Half April May june july August September vs. AL vs. NL days rest days rest days rest After a Win After a Loss HArVEY S SEASON & CArEEr HiGHS 2013 Best Career Best Win Streak 5 (4/3-5/17) 5 (4/3-5/17) Strikeouts 13 (6/18 at. Atl) 13 (6/18 at. Atl) double digit K Games 6 (last, 7/21 vs. Phi) 8 (last, 7/21 vs. Phi) Scoreless Streak 13.1 IP (2x, last 8/7-8/13) 16.0 IP (9/19/12-4/8/13) Low Hits, CG 4 (8/7 vs. Col) 4 (8/7/13 vs. Col) High Hits, Game 10 (6/2 vs. Mia) 10 (6/2 vs. Mia) High Hr, Game 1 (7x, last 7/8 vs. SF) 2 (8/5/12 at SD) High runs, Game 5 (7/3 vs. Ari) 5 (2x, last 7/3 vs. Ari) High Walks, Game 3 (4x, last 7/3 vs. Ari) 5 (8/10/12 at Atl) innings Pitched, Game 9.0 (2x, last 8/7 vs. Col) 9.0 (2x, last 8/7 vs. Col) Complete Games 1 (8/7 vs. Col) 1 (8/7 vs. Col) Shutouts 1 (8/7 vs. Col) 1 (8/7 vs. Col) METS STArTiNG PiTCHEr BrEAKdOWN QUALiTY run rs/ METS STArTEr GS STArTS SUPPOrT STArT record Matt Harvey Dillon Gee Jeremy Hefner Jonathon Niese Shaun Marcum Zack Wheeler Jenrry Mejia Carlos Torres Aaron Laffey Daisuke Matsuzaka Collin McHugh NOTES VS. detroit Career vs. detroit: Gee has never faced the Tigers. Key Matchups: Omar Infante (2-8, BB) Prince Fielder (0-1, 2 BB) W-L ErA ip H r Er BB K Hr AVG HOME road TOTALS

3 AUGUST 24, 2013 VS. DETROIT BATTER PAGES PAGE 3 #47 ANDREW BROWN.274, 4 HR, 14 RBI Last Game: 0-0, BB Team Last 10:.438 (7-16) Last HR: 8/11 at ARI (Harris) Home:.278 (10-36, 1 HR) RISP:.381 (8-21) Road:.271 (13-48, 3 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 5) Homestand:.167 (1-6) Has hit in five of six with an at-bat, (.444, 8-19)...Is hitting.429 (9-21) with six RBI in August. Hitting.260 (13-50) in 14 starts this season. Hit a home run in consecutive at-bats over two games, May 11 vs. PIT (Watson) and June 20 at ATL (Minor). Hit a three-run home run as a pinch hitter on August 11 at Arizona (Will Harris)...Three of his four home runs have come on the road. Is 6-20 (.300) with two home runs as a pinch hitter. The Mets selected his contract from Las Vegas (AAA) on May 3...Returned to the Mets on June 19 after being optioned to Triple-A on May 13. H - 3 (8.14 at LAD) R - 1 (10x, 8.11 at ARI) RBI- 3 (8.11 at ARI) SB - #6 MARLON BYRD.288, 21 HR, 71 RBI Last Game: 2-4, 2B, RBI, 2 K Team Last 10:.364 (16-44) Last HR: 8/20 vs. ATL (Beachy) Home:.254 (49-193, 7 HR) RISP:.290 (31-107) Road:.318 (70-220, 14 HR Streak: 5 Games (.364, 8-22) Homestand:.308 (4-13) Hit his career-best 21st home run on August 20 vs. ATL (Ayala). Since July 1, is hitting.323 (63-195) with nine home runs and 31 RBI...Hitting.361 (22-61) with 11 extra-base hits over his last 16 games. Has the fifth-highest slugging percentage in the NL (.525)...Tied for the most extra-base hits (19) in the majors since the All-Star break. Has 11 RBI in his last nine games. Hit a home run in consecutive games for the fourth time this season, August 19 & August 20 (also July 9 & 10; June 12 & June 13; May 29 & May 30). Hit his 100th home run on August 14 at LAD. H - 3 (4x, 8.14 at LAD) R - 3 (6.5 at WAS) RBI - 4 (7.9 at SF) SB - 1 (2x, 7.26 at WAS) #29 IKE DAVIS.203, 8 HR, 29 RBI Last Game: 0-4, 2 K Team Last 10:.172 (5-29) Last HR: 8/20 vs. ATL (Ayala) Home:.224 (30-134, 5 HR) RISP:.208 (15-72) Road:.187 (31-166, 3 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 4) Homestand:.250 (2-8) Hit.161 with five home runs and 16 RBI in 55 games in his first stint with the Mets...Is hitting.272 (31-114) with three home runs, 33 walks and a.435 OBP since being recalled on July 5...His on-base percentage since that date is tied for the fifth-best mark in the majors. Since the All-Star break, Davis has a.461 OBP, fourth-best in the majors and a.295 batting average (26-88)...His 27 walks since the break are second in the NL. Reached at least twice in 12 straight starts, July 29-August 13, tying John Olerud s 1998 team record...had 14 hits and 18 walks over this stretch, compiling a.653 OBP. H - 3 (2x, 8.2 vs. KC) R - 3 (8.11 at ARI) RBI - 3 (4x, 8.11 at ARI) SB - 1 (4x, 8.14 at LAD) #4 WILMER FLORES.300, 1 HR, 11 RBI Last Game: 3-4 Team Last 10:.348 (8-23) Last HR: 8/11 at ARI (Bell) Home:.273 (6-22, 0 HR) RISP:.278 (5-18) Road:.321 (9-28, 1 HR) Streak: 2 games (.571, 4-7) Homestand:.364 (4-11) Finished with a career-best three hits, August 23 vs. DET...Singled three times. Drove in 11 runs in his first 11 games, tied for the highest total through 11 games in franchise history...jose Reyes drove in 11 in Has two, three-rbi game since his recall. Hit his first major league home run, August 11 at ARI (Bell). Made his MLB debut, August 6 vs. COL...Went 0-4 with an error. Collected his first two hits and first three RBI, August 7 vs. COL. Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on August 6...Hit.321 ( ) with 15 home runs and 86 RBI in 107 games H - 3 (8.23 vs. DET) R - 3 (8.11 at ARI) RBI - 3 (2x, 8.10 at ARI) SB - #28 DANIEL MURPHY.274, 10 HR, 57 RBI Last Game: 0-5, R Team Last 10:.275 (11-40) Last HR: 8/16 at SD (Kennedy) Home:.254 (61-240, 5 HR) RISP:.273 (30-110) Road:.291 (81-278, 5 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 7) Homestand:.250 (3-12) Hitting.235 (20-85) in August with two extra-base hits (two home runs) and five RBI...But has hit in eight of nine (.275, 11-40). Has two extra-base hits in his last 26 games. Had 20 July RBI, tied for third most in the NL. Hit two home runs on July 26 at WAS (GM1, Zimmermann)...It was his second career multi-home run game (last, June 27 at Chicago-NL)...Has double-digit home runs for the second time in his career (also, 12 in 2009). Hitting.291 (81-278) on the road and.260 (61-235) at Citi Field. Stole his 11th base on July 20 to set a new career high...has 16 total. Drove in five runs to tie his career high, July 26 at WAS (GM1). H - 4 (3x, 7.26 at WAS) R - 3 (2x, 7.26 at WAS) RBI - 5 (7.26 at WAS) SB - 2 (6.22 at PHI) #44 JOHN BUCK.217, 15 HR, 60 RBI Last Game: DNP Team Last 10:.143 (2-14) Last HR: 8/15 at SD (Stauffer) Home:.215 (38-177, 6 HR) RISP:.302 (29-96) Road:.219 (41-187, 9 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his 3) Homestand:.000 (0-3) Is (.172) over his last 17 games. Hit.268 (19-71) with six extra-base hits and a.350 OBP last month...finished with 16 RBI after having four in June.,.Has five in August. Snapped a 25-game homerless drought with a solo shot, August 15 at SD...Has five home runs since May 5...His nine April home runs tied for the most ever by a Mets player with Carlos Delgado (2006) and Dave Kingman (1976). Hitting.302 (29-96) with runners in scoring position, and is (.265) in those situations with two outs. H - 3 (5.1 at MIA) #12 JUAN LAGARES.258, 4 HR, 25 RBI Last Game: 1-2, 2 BB Team Last 10:.211 (8-38) Last HR: 8/13 at LAD (Ryu) Home:.238 (30-126, 1 HR) RISP:.239 (17-71) Road:.276 (40-145, 3 HR) Streak: 4 Games (.333, 5-15) Homestand:.273 (3-11) Hitting.233 (20-86) in 20 games in August but has hit in five of his last six, batting.304 (7-23). Has 11 outfield assists, tied for the most in the majors...is the first Mets rookie outfielder with double-digit assists since Tsuyoshi Shinjo had 12 in Shinjo holds the rookie record. Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on April 23. Has two hits in nine (.222) pinch-hit at-bats. Won the NL Player of the Week for the period ending July 21...Batted.700 (7-10) and tied for the majors lead for the week in hits. H - 3 (5x, 7.30 at MIA) R - 2 (3x, 5.24 vs. ATL) RBI - 4 (2x, 4.12 at MIN) SB - 1 (2x, 5.30 at NYY) #15 TRAVIS d ARNAUD.067, 0 HR, 0 RBI Last Game: 0-4 Team Last 10:.067 (1-15) Last HR: None Home:.125 (1-8, 0 HR) RISP:.000 (0-4) Road:.000 (0-7, 0 HR Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 4) Homestand:.125 (1-8) Collected his first hit in his first game at Citi Field...Doubled in the eighth inning against Luis Ayala. Walked five times in his first three games...that is the most in Mets history for a player s first three games and the most since Rich Becker walked five times in Has six base-on-balls total. Made his MLB debut, August 17 at SD...Went 0-2 with two walks. Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on August 17...Hit.304 with two home runs and 12 RBI in 19 games for the 51s...Also appeared in seven games with Binghamton (.222, 1 home run, three RBI) and six with the GCL Mets (.318, 0, 5)...Suffered a foot fracture in April. H - 1 (8.20 vs. ATL) R - RBI - SB - #21 LUCAS DUDA.235, 11 HR, 23 RBI Last Game: DNP Team Last 10:.000 (0-0) Last HR: 6/12 vs. StL (Miller) Home:.223 (27-121, 7 HR) RISP:.143 (7-49) Road:.248 (26-105, 4 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 6) Homestand:.000 (0-0) Went to the 15-Day DL on June 23 with left intercostal strain...returned on August 7 and was optioned to Las Vegas...Hit.306 (19-62) with no home runs and eight RBI in 18 games for the 51s. Hitting.179 (12-67) with two home runs against lefthanders this season. Finished with a career high-tying four hits, June 17 at ATL...It marked his third four-hit game, last September 16, 2011 at ATL. Hit in a career-best 10 straight (.351, 13-37), May 16-May 26. Hitting.143 (7-49) with runners in scoring position. Ten of his 11 home runs have been solo shots...his first of the year was a two-run home run. H - 4 (6.17 at ATL) R - 2 (7x, 6.2 at MIA) RBI - 2 (5x, 6.12 vs. StL) SB - R - 3 (7.26 at WAS) RBI - 3 (2x, 8.6 vs. COL) SB - 2 (7.26 at WAS) #3 OMAR QUINTANILLA.225, 2 HR, 18 RBI Last Game: 1-4, K Team Last 10:.188 (6-32) Last HR: 6/11 vs. StL (Wacha) Home:.173 (18-104, 1 HR) RISP:.254 (15-59) Road:.262 (39-149, 1 HR) Streak: 1 Game (.250, 1-4) Homestand:.125 (1-8) Hitting.186 (11-59) in his last 17 games...has one extra-base hit in his last 37 games...doubled on August 18 at SD. Tied for third in the NL with 19 walks in July...Has 24 since July 1. Tied his career-best with three hits, July 1 vs. ARI...Reached base five times...had three hits three other times, last July 9 at SF. Hit in eight straight (13-38,.342), to tie his career-long run (June 14-June 30, 2008), May 31-June 11...As part of the streak, had multiple hits in four straight (9-15,.600), May 31-June 4, the longest such streak of his career. The Mets purchased his contract from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on May 30...Hit.333 (42-126) in 47 games for the 51s. H - 3 (4x, 7.9 at SF) R - 2 (2x, 6.22 at PHI) RBI - 3 (7.2 vs. ARI) SB - 1 (7.6 at MIL)

4 AUGUST 24, 2013 VS. DETROIT BATTER PAGES PAGE 4 #13 JOSH SATIN.301, 2 HR, 12 RBI Last Game: 0-1, K Team Last 10:.333 (8-24) Last HR: 7/3 vs. ARI (Delgado) Home:.328 (19-58, 2 HR) RISP:.361 (13-36) Road:.277 (18-65, 0 HR) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 3) Homestand:.400 (2-5) Hitting.321 (34-106) in 29 starts this season...has reached safely in all of them to tie the longest such steak by a Mets rookie (Steve Henderson, 1977) Hit in a career-best and team-high 11 straight (18-44,.409), June 25-July 7, and reached base safely in 16 consecutive games, June 18-July 7. Hit his first major league home run, July 3 vs. ARI (Delgado). The Mets selected his contract from Las Vegas (AAA) on June 11...Hit.305 (67-220) with nine home runs and 32 RBI in 59 games at Triple-A Hitting.188 (3-16) as a pinch-hitter. H - 3 (3x, 7.7 at MIL) R - 2 (2x, 7.9 at SF) RBI - 2 (2x, 8.3 vs. KC) SB- 1 (7.7 at MIL) #22 ERIC YOUNG, JR..251, 2 HR, 21 RBI Last Game: 3-5, SB, K Team Last 10:.257 (9-35) Last HR: 8/2 vs. KC (Mendoza) Home:.257 (48-187, 1 HR) RISP:.205 (16-78) Road:.245 (52-212, 1 HR) Streak: 1 Game (.600, 3-5) Homestand:.400 (4-10) Hitting.256 (60-234) with a homer and 15 RBI in 56 games with the Mets. Hit a two-run home run (Mendoza) in the 11th inning to give the Mets a 4-2 win over KC, August 2...It was Young s first career game-ending hit. Has 21 steals with the Mets and a career-best 29 overall...collected his seventh multi-steal game of his career on July 22 vs. ATL (two)...this is his second 20-steal season...he had 27 in 2011 with COL. Acquired from the Colorado Rockies on June 18 in exchange for righthanded pitcher Collin McHugh. Hit.242 (40-165) with one home run, six RBI and eight stolen bases in 57 games before the Rockies designated him for assignment on June 12. H - 3 (8x, 8.23 vs. DET) R - 3 (7.5 at MIL) RBI- 2 (6x, 8.2 vs. KC) SB -2 (7.22 vs. ATL) #2 JUSTIN TURNER.275, 0 HR, 10 RBI Last Game: DNP Team Last 10:.263 (5-19) Last HR: 9/25/12 vs. HOU (WRodriguez) Home:.257 (18-70, 0 HR) RISP:.156 (5-32) Road:.292 (21-72, 0 HR) Streak: 2 Games (.250, 2-8) Homestand:.250 (1-4) Hitting.292 (14-48) with four RBI in 22 games, nine starts, since returning from the DL. Had three hits in his first start of the season, April 4 vs. SD...Has multi-hits in seven of his starts...hitting.293 (29-99) in 25 starts this season. Is 4-28 (.143) with three RBI as a pinch hitter this season. Made his first career appearance in the outfield on May 8 vs. CHW...Played leftfield after entering the game as a pinch hitter in the eighth. Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List, June 18, retroactive to June 17, with a left intercostal strain...hit.300 (9-30) in nine rehabilitation games. Spent his first full season in the majors last season. H - 3 (3x, 4.29 at MIA) R - 1 (4x, 8.18 at SD) RBI - 3 (8.9 at ARI) SB - Baxter (0-0) Brown (0-0) Buck (0-3) Byrd (1-2) d Arnaud (0-0) Davis (0-0) Flores (0-0) Mets vs. Max Scherzer Lagares (0-0) Murphy (1-5) Quintanilla (0-0) Satin (0-0) Turner (0-0) Young, Jr (1-4) Brown Buck Byrd d'arnaud Davis Duda Lagares Flores Murphy Quintanilla Satin Turner Young Pitchers Totals Brown Buck Byrd d'arnaud Davis Duda Lagares Flores Murphy Quintanilla Satin Turner Young Pitchers Totals METS HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Game Go Last ABs 1R 2R 3R GS Total Home Road Tying Ahead HR Since /11/ /15/ /20/ None /20/ /12/ /13/ /11/ /16/ /11/ /21/ /25/ /2/ METS OFFENSIVE BREAKDOWN Multi-Hits RBI Breakdown 2H 3H 4H 5H Total GA GW 2-Out Total HR & STREAKS Two Home Run Games: (7) Lucas Duda: 4.10 at PHI (Kendrick, Adams) David Wright: 4.16 (GM1) at COL (Nicasio, 2) Lucas Duda: 4.19 vs. WAS (Strasburg, Storen) Ike Davis: 4.19 vs. WAS (Strasburg, Storen) Marlon Byrd: 6.5 at WAS (Haren, 2) David Wright: 6.20 at ATL (Minor, 2) Daniel Murphy: 7.26 at WAS (Zimmermann,2) Mets Pepsi Porch Home Runs: (4) Lucas Duda: 4.3 vs. SD (Richard) Lucas Duda: 5.8 vs. CHW (Peavy) Jordany Valdespin: 5.11 vs. PIT (Contreras) Ike Davis: 8.20 vs. ATL (Ayala) Pinch-Hit Home Runs: (3) Jordany Valdespin: 5.1 at MIA (Ramos) Andrew Brown: 6.20 at ATL (Minor) Andrew Brown: 8.11 at ARI (Harris) Leadoff Home Runs: (0) Walk-Off Home Runs: (3) Jordany Valdespin: 4.25 vs. LAD (Wall) Kirk Nieuwenhuis: 6.16 vs. CHC (Marmol) Eric Young, Jr.: 6.2 vs. KC (Mendoza) Back-to-Back Home Runs: (2) David Wright & Marlon Byrd: 7.21 vs. PHI (Lee) Marlon Byrd & Ike Davis: 8.16 at SD (Kennedy) Grand Slams: (4) Collin Cowgill: 4.1 vs. SD (Brach) John Buck: 4.12 at MIN (Hernandez) Jordany Valdespin: 4.25 vs. LAD (Wall) Marlon Byrd: 7.9 at SF (Dunning) 10-Game + Hitting Streaks: (4) David Wright: , 12 games Josh Satin: , 11 games Lucas Duda: , 10 games Daniel Murphy: , 10 games

5 AUGUST 24, 2013 VS. DETROIT BULLPEN # 30 DAVID AARDSMA - RHP 2-2, 4.30 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 7.29 at MIA Last Loss: 8.17 at SD SV/OP (Last): 0-2, , Sea vs. Tex Holds: 4 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (2x, last, 7.18 at SD) Has allowed 9 runs in his last 9 outings (8.1 IP) for a 9.72 ERA...Suffered second blown save on Aug 2 vs. KC...Took the loss on Aug 17 at SD & Aug. 3 vs. KC. Lefties are hitting.222 (8-36) and righties are (.260) Has stranded all 14 inherited runners this year, most in the majors without a allowing a runner to score...has stranded 5 runners over his last 4 games. ( # 50 SCOTT ATCHISON - RHP 3-2, 3.45 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 8.6 vs. COL Last Loss: 8.21 vs. ATL SV/OP (Last): 0-0, , BOS vs. CHC Holds: 5 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 17-9 Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (5x, last, 7.21 vs. PHI) Did not allowed an earned run in 8.1 innings from July 14-August 6 before surrendering a walkoff HR to ARI s Paul Goldschmidt on Aug. 9. Has posted a 2.08 ERA (3 ER/13.0 IP) in 14 appearances since returning from the DL on July 14...Has has allowed 3 runs in his last 6 outings (5.0 IP). Righties are (.234) against him...has three wins in his last 12 outings. Was on the DL from May 14-July 14, with a right elbow inflammation and a sore right groin. ( # 55 PEDRO FELICIANO - LHP 0-2, 3.86 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: at HOU Last Loss: 8.18 at SD SV/OP (Last): 0-0, at PIT Holds: 1 First Batter: 6-7 Inherited Runners/Strand: 8-8 Longest Outing: 1.0 IP (8.3 vs. KC) Made his first ML appearance since October 2, 2010 on Aug. 2 vs. KC...Has retired 12 of the 17 hitters he faced...lefties are 3-16 (.188)...Has stranded all 8 inherited runners...has two losses: Aug. 14 at LA & Aug. 16 at SD (Venable walkoff HR). Had his contract selected on Aug. 2...Was 0-0 with one save and a 1.29 ERA (3 ER/21.0 IP) in 22 minor league games...ranks second in team history in games (467). # 71 GONZALEZ GERMEN - RHP 1-1, 2.70 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: 7.20 vs. PHI Last Loss: 7.12 at PIT SV/OP (Last): 1-2, 8.15 at SD Holds: 1 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 8-8 Longest Outing: 2.2 IP (7.24 vs. ATL) Has allowed 3 ER in 10.2 IP (9 games) this month for a 2.53 ERA. Earned his first ML save on Aug. 15 at SD...Last 2.0 IP save by a Met was Raul Valdes in Allowed 2 ER in 1.0 IP on Aug. 4 vs. KC...Had allowed 2 ER in his previous 11.2 IP (1.54 ERA)...Stranded the bases loaded in the 5th and earned his first ML win on July 20 vs. PHI...Has stranded all eight inherited runners. Was recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) for a second time on July 9. # 32 LATROY HAWKINS - RHP 3-2, 2.88 ERA, 5 SV Last Win: 6.27 at COL Last Loss: 7.26 at WAS-G2 SV/OP (Last): 5-8, 8.20 vs. ATL Holds: 12 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (4x, 7.6 at MIL) Is only the third pitcher age 40 or older to record a save for the Mets...John Franco and Roberto Hernandez are the others...mariano Rivera is the only other ML over 40 with a save this season...earned his first save since May 6, 2012 with the Angels on Aug. 6 vs. COL in a 3-2 win...it was his 89th career save...earned his 90th career save on Aug. 8 vs. COL...His five saves are most since he had 11 in 2009 with Houston. Has allowed 2 ER in his last 12 games, spanning 11.2 IP (1.54 ERA). Has a hold or a save in 12 of his last 18 outings. Lefties are hitting.259 (22-85) while righties are batting.284 (38-134) off him. Moved into 21st place on the all-time games pitched list with his 909th outing on July 6 at MIL...Has pitched in 928 career games...gene Garber is 20th on the list with 931 games. # 56 SCOTT RICE - LHP 4-5, 3.59 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 7.9 at SF Last Loss: 6.2 at MIA SV/OP (Last): 0-2, None Holds: 15 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (3x, 8.14 at LA) Tossed 12.2 scoreless innings (16 games) from July 8-Aug Allowed 1 R on Aug. 16. Is unscored upon in 26 of his last 29 outings (3 runs/18.2 innings) since June 18. Had a 1.88 ERA (3 ER/14.1 IP) in 15 games in April...Has a 1.38 ERA (2 ER/13.0 IP) since the All-Star break...leads team with 15 holds...has 7 holds since the break. Is first in the major leagues with 66 appearances...has stranded 33 of 40 inherited runners (82.5 percent), the fifth-best rate among NL relievers. Lefties have a.170 (19-112) average against him with 1 HR and 33 strikeouts. # 52 CARLOS TORRES - RHP 2-2, 3.06 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 8.2 vs. KC Last Loss: 7.28 at WAS SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 3 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Relief Outing: 3.0 IP (7.4 vs. ARI) Had allowed 2 ER in 28.2 innings as a reliever before allowing 3 ER in 2.1 IP on Aug. 17 at SD...Has a 1.64 ERA as a reliever, the fifth-lowest mark among NL relievers (min 30 IP). Did not allow an earned run over 18.1 relief innings from June 25-Aug. 10. Made three straight starts from July Pitched 2.0 scoreless innings to pick up the win on Aug. 2 vs. KC...Has stranded 10 of 13 inherited runners. Lefties are (.250) and righties are (.275)...Had his contract selected on June 15 METS BULLPEN TOTALS PAGE 5 Wins: 22 Losses: 27 Holds: 52 Saves/Op: ERA: 3.76 (171 ER/409.1 IP) Hits: 395 Runs: 195 Batting Avg:.255 HR: 44 Walks: 141 Strikeouts: 302 First Batter Retired/Faced: 283/408 (69%) Inherited Runners/Stranded: 203/150 (74%) Record when pen doesn t allow a run: 40-9 Record when pen allows a run: PEN NOTES The Mets pen is 0-0 with 2.25 ERA (1 ER/4.0 IP) this year. Stranded 150 of 203 inherited runners (73.9%), the sixth-best percentage in the majors. Since July 1, the pen ranks sixth in the majors with a 2.68 ERA (47 ER/157.2 IP). The pen s 3.76 ERA ranks 21st in the majors...the pen s 27 losses are tied for the fourth-most...the 44 home runs allowed are tied for the seventh-most. BULLPEN - LAST 3 SERIES Opp W-L-S IP H R ER BB K ATL DET BULLPEN BY MONTH W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB K April May June July Aug Sept. LAST FIVE APPEARANCES DAVID AARDSMA 8.8 COL H ND ND L DET ND SCOTT ATCHISON ND ND W ND ATL L PEDRO FELICIANO H L ND L DET ND GONZALEZ GERMEN ND S BS ATL H ATL ND LATROY HAWKINS ND BS S ATL S ATL ND SCOTT RICE ND H ND ATL H ATL ND CARLOS TORRES ND H ND ATL ND DET ND

6 AUGUST 24, 2013 vs. DETROIT HIGH/LOW & CHARTS PAGE 6 Longest Hitting Streak...12 (Wright, June 30-July 12) Most Runs, Game...3 (10x, last, Davis & Flores, Aug. 11 at ARI) Most Hits, Game (6x, last, Murphy, July 26 at WAS-G1) Most RBI, Game...5 (2x, last, Murphy, July 26 at WAS-G1) Most Doubles, Game...2 (15x, last, Davis, Aug. 6 vs. COL) Most Triples, Game...1 (27x, last, Gee, Aug. 14 at LA) Most Home Runs, Game...2 (7x, last, Murphy, July 26 at WAS-G1) Home Runs, Consecutive Games...4 (Buck, April 8 - April 12) Grand Slams...1 (4x, last, Byrd, July 9 at SF) Pinch-Hit Home Runs...1 (3x, last, Brown, Aug. 11 at ARI) Walk-off Home Runs...3 (last, Young, Aug. 2 vs. KC) Walk-off, Grand Slam...1 (Valdespin, April 25 vs. LA) Most Walks, Game...3 (5x, last, Davis, Aug. 11 at ARI) Most Strikeouts, Game...4 (6x, last, Buck, July 26 at CWS) Most Total Bases, Game...11 (Wright, June 23 at PHI) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...4 (Wright, June 23 at PHI-tied team record) Most Stolen Bases, Game...2 (7x, Young, Aug. 20 vs. ATL) TEAM BATTING HIGHS Most Runs, Game...16 (April 12 at MIN) Fewest Runs, Game...0 (4x, last, Aug. 1 at MIA) Most Runs, Inning...7 (7th inning, July 2 vs. ARI) Most Hits, Nine Innings...15 (2x, last, June 5 at WAS) Most Hits, Extra Innings...16 (July 1 vs. ARI) Fewest Hits, Game...3 (2x, last, May 21 vs. CIN) Most Hits, Inning...7 (2x, last, 7th inning, July 2 vs. ARI) Most Total Bases, Game...28 (June 5 at WAS) Most Doubles, Game...7 (June 23 at PHI) Most Triples, Game...2 (2x, last, July 8 at SF) Most Home Runs, Game...4 (2x, last, May 3 at ATL) Grand Slams, Game...1 (4x, last, July 9 at SF) Home Runs, Consecutive Games...12 (April 1 - April 16 at COL-G1) Most Home Runs, Inning...2 (5x, last, 1st inning, July 21 vs. PHI) Back-to-Back Home Runs...(2x, last, Byrd & Davis, Aug. 16 at SD - 3rd inning) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...10 (June 23 at PHI) Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game...8 (2x, last, July 9 at SF) Most Walks, Extra Innings...11 (July 1 at ARI) Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game...16 (May 11 vs. PIT) Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings...19 (2x, last, July 8 at SF) Most Stolen Bases, Game...4 (2x, last, June 25 at CWS) LOB, Nine Innings...13 (July 5 at MIL) LOB, Extra Innings...22 (June 8 vs. MIA) Most Double Plays Hit into, Game...3 (4x, last, July 31 at MIA) FIELDING Most Errors, Team, Game...3 (July 19 vs. PHI) Most Errors, Individual, Game...2 (2x, last, Murphy, July 24 vs. ATL) Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game...4 (April 25 vs. LA) Most Double Plays Turned, Extra Innings...5 (April 29 at MIA) Consecutive Errorless Games, Team...6 (2x, last, Aug. 1-7) C- Buck -94, Recker -27, d Arnaud -5 1B- Davis -82, Satin -23, Turner -9, Murphy -7, Duda -5 2B- Murphy -113, Valdespin -8, Turner -4, Young -1 3B- Wright -104, Flores-13, Satin -5, Turner - 3, Lutz - 1, SS- Quintanilla -71, Tejada -49, Turner -6 LF- Duda -58, Young -49, Brown -9, Baxter -4, Nieuwenhuis -3, Cowgill -2, Valdespin - 1 RF- Byrd - 99, Baxter - 17, Valdespin -6, Brown -2, Nieuwenhuis-2 CF- Lagares -65, Ankiel-17, Nieuwenhuis-17, Cowgill-10, Valdespin-10, Young-5, Byrd- 2 P- Harvey-25, Gee-25, Hefner-23, Niese-17, Marcum-12, Wheeler-12, Mejia-5, Torres-3, Laffey-2, McHugh-1, Matsuzaka -1 DH - Duda-2, Brown-2, Turner-1, Buck-1 STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER - TOTAL BATTING ORDERS st - Young-54, Valdespin-17, Tejada-15, Cowgill-9, Quintanilla-8, Baxter-8, Murphy-7, Lagares-5, Turner-3, Nieuwenhuis-1 2nd - Murphy-92, Lagares-10, Turner-6, Quintanilla-5, Tejada-4, Ankiel-4, Valdespin-3, Baxter-1, Satin-1 3rd - Wright-102, Murphy-12, Byrd-9, Satin-3 4th - Byrd-49, Davis-33, Duda-22, Buck-13, Murphy-5, Wright-2, Satin-1, Brown-1 5th - Duda-27, Satin-24, Byrd-22, Davis-17, Buck-15, Flores-5, Turner-5, Murphy-4, Baxter-2, Ankiel-1, Nieuwenhuis-1, Lagares-1, Brown -1 6th - Buck-32, Duda-17, Byrd-15, Davis-12, Nieuwenhuis-9, Lagares-9, Turner-8, Flores-5, Brown-5, Ankiel-5, Recker-4, Baxter-3, Lutz-1, d Arnaud-1 7th - Buck-31, Recker-20, Lagares-16, Davis-14, Nieuwenhuis-7, Byrd-6, Ankiel-5, Brown-5, d Arnaud -4, Baxter-4, Tejada-4, Quintanilla-3, Turner-2, Duda-2, Flores - 2, Valdespin-1 8th - Quintanilla-51, Tejada-23, Lagares-23, Valdespin-5, Nieuwenhuis-5, Buck-3 Cowgill-3, Davis-3, Recker-3, Ankiel-2, Baxter-2, Brown-2,Turner-1 9th - Hefner-23, Gee-23, Harvey-23, Niese-16, Marcum-11, Wheeler-11, Mejia-4, Quintanilla-4, Torres-3, Laffey-2, Tejada-2, Baxter-1, McHugh-1,Matsuzaka-1 EJECTIONS NAME DATE UMP Collins 5.20 vs. CIN T. Hallion Collins 5.28 vs. NYY A. Johnson Hawkins 5.20 vs. CIN T. Hallion Buck 7.4 vs. ARI M. Everitt Murphy 8.21 vs. ATL J. Layne Collins 8.21 vs. ATL J. Layne INDIvIDUAL BATTING HIGHS STARTERS BY POSITION CURRENT DISABLED LIST NAME INJURY ON DL RETURN DATE Santana left shoulder capsule tear 3.22 Out for the year Francisco recovering from right elbow surgery 3.22 April 6 Familia right biceps tendinitis 5.9 May 24 Edgin hairline fracture of a left rib 7.30 Aug. 15 Wright right hamstring strain 8.3 Aug. 19 Parnell herniated disk in neck 7.31 Aug. 16 Hefner partial tear MCL in right elbow 8.10 Aug. 25 Mejia bone spur in right elbow 8.18 Sept. 2 MULTI-RUN INNINGS RUNS TIMES LAST th, 8.19 at MIN th, 8.20 vs. ATL st, 8.11 at ARI 5 6 8th, 7.9 at SF 6 2 9th, 7.26 at WASG TOTALS OPPONENTS NY METS INDIvIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Game...8 (3x, last, Torres, July 28 at WAS) Most Hits Allowed, Game...10 (2x, last, Gee, Hefner, July 19 vs. PHI) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game...3 (3x, last, Gee, July 27 at WAS) Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning...3 (Gee, 2nd inning, April 9 at PHI) Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter...13 (Harvey, June 16 at ATL-G1) Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever...7 (Marcum, June 8 vs. MIA) Most Walks, Game...6 (Niese, May 5 at ATL) Longest Winning Streak...5 (Harvey, April 3-May 17) Longest Losing Streak...9 (Marcum, April 27-June 19) Most Innings Pitched, Game IP (2x, last, Harvey, Aug. 7 vs. COL) Most Innings Pitched, Reliever (Marcum, June 8 vs. MIA) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter IP (Hefner, April 25-April 30) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever IP (Rice, July 8-Aug. 16) TEAM PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Nine Innings...14 (July 28 at WAS) Most Runs Allowed, Extra Innings...9 (April 16 at COL - G2) Most Runs Allowed, Inning...7 (1st inning, June 19 vs. PHI) Most Hits Allowed, Game...18 (July 28 at WAS) Most Hits Allowed, Inning...6 (5x, last, 1st inning, July 19 vs. PHI) Fewest Runs Allowed, Game...0 (7x, last, Aug. 7 vs. COL) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...1 (May 7 vs. CWS) Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings (July 21-22) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game...4 (3x, last, June 30 at WAS) Walkoff Home Runs, Allowed...5 (last, Feliciano, Aug. 18 at SD - Venable) Grand Slams, Allowed...1 (Torres, July 28 at WAS) Back to Back Home Runs Allowed... (4x, last, Gee, July 27 at WAS - Desmond/Span) Most Strikeouts, Game...16 (2x, last, June 18 at ATL-G1) Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings...7 (2x, last, May 5 at ATL) Fewest Walks Allowed, Game...0 (11x, last, Aug. 7 vs. COL) Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings...6 (10x, last, Aug. 9 at ARI) Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings...9 (April 29 at MIA) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...3:38 (April 7 vs. MIA) Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game...6:25 (June 8 vs. MIA) Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...2:17 (July 27 at WAS) Longest Game, Innings...20 innings (June 8 vs. MIA) Largest Paid Attendance, Home...41,257 (July 3 vs. ARI) Largest Paid Attendance, Road...46,335 (Aug. 13 at LA) Smallest Paid Attendance, Home...20,147 (May 9 vs. PIT) Smallest Paid Attendance, Road...15,018 (April 30 at MIA) Home Sellouts...2 (last, July 3 vs. ARI) Longest Winning Streak...5 (May 26-May 30) Longest Losing Streak...6 (2x, last, May 10-May 15) Largest Deficit Overcome.3 runs (5x, last, July 1 vs. ARI, trailed 3-0 after 6, won, 5-4 in 13) Largest Lead Lost...6 (April 16 at COL - G2, led 8-2 in 5th, lost, 9-8 in 10) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (27) NAME TOTAL (LAST) Lagares at SD Byrd vs. COL Brown at WAS Young vs. WAS Nieuwenhuis at MIL Valdespin vs. MIA Duda at STL Ankiel at MIA CATCHERS STEALING NAME CS ATT PCT Buck % d Arnaud % Recker % TOTALS % CATCHERS ERA NAME ER INN ERA Buck d Arnaud Recker ERRORLESS STREAK NAME G LAST ERROR Buck 36 6/22/13 Brown 3 7/28/13 Bryd 33 7/19/13 d Arnaud 5 - Davis 12 8/6/13 Duda 33 5/1/13 Flores 12 8/6/13 Lagares 10 8/12/13 Murphy 25 7/26/13 Satin 11 7/28/13 Quintanilla 2 8/20/13 Turner 5 5/14/13 Wright 23 7/3/13 Young 41 7/6/13 CAREER WALKOFFS NAME TIMES LAST Buck (1B) Brown (1B) Byrd (1B) d Arnaud 0 - Davis (HR) Duda 2 5/28/13 (1B) Flores 0 - Lagares 0 - Murphy (1B) Satin 0 - Quintanilla (HR) Turner (2B) Wright (1B) Young (HR) Last walkoff HR is in media guide bio RECORD BREAKDOWN Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Out Hit Opponent Get Out Hit Equal in Hits Quality Start Non Quality Start Shutouts One Run Games Two Run Games Score 4 or More Runs Score 3 or Less Runs Hit a Home Run Hit 2+ Home Runs Do Not Allow a Home Run Hit More Home Runs Opponent Hits More HRs Starter Goes Starter Goes Starter Goes Home Road Day Games Night Games Scoring First Opponent Scores First vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West Interleague Series at Home Series on Road Overall Series First Game of Series Rubber Game of Series Last Game of Series Series Sweeps Errorless Walk-off Last At-Bat Extra Innings vs. LHP Starters vs. RHP Starters MISC. WINS Come from Behind Wins...25 last, 8.8 vs. COL, trailed 1-0 in 4th, won, 2-1 Wins in Last At-Bat...14 last, 8.6 vs. COL (Lagares RBI 1B) Walk-off Wins...8 last, 8.2 vs. KC (Young HR)