TONIGHT S GAME INFORMATION. Las Vegas 51s (32-30, 2nd, Pacific Southern) LHP Edwin Escobar (2-1, 4.68) RHP Gabriel Ynoa (7-1, 2.

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1 O ACES BASEBALL CLUB NEWS & NOTES greater nevada field EVANS AVE. O, NV TONIGHT S GAME INFORMATION Reno Aces (-9, nd, Pacific Northern) Las Vegas s (-, nd, Pacific Southern) LHP Edwin Escobar (-,.68) RHP Gabriel Ynoa (7-,.8) VS. Monday, June, 6 7: PT Cashman Field Radio: KPLY 6 AM Game 6 Road Game DAY DATE OPPONENT PROBABLE PITCHERS TIME (PT) RADIO/TV Tuesday Las Vegas RHP Matt Buschmann (-,.97) vs. LHP Sean Gilmartin (6-,.) 7: KPLY 6 AM Wednesday Las Vegas RHP Edgar Garcia (-, 6.) vs. RHP Rafael Montero (-,.8) 7: KPLY 6 AM Thursday June Las Vegas RHP Kyle Drabek (-,.88) vs. RHP Logan Verrett (-, -.--) 7: KPLY 6 AM Friday June Albuquerque RHP Braden Shipley (-,.8) vs. TBD 6: KPLY 6 AM ACE IN THE HOLE At Home: 8- On the Road: -6 Day Games: - Night Games: -6 vs. RHP: - vs. LHP: 8-7 Before All-Star Break: -9 After All-Star Break: - April: 9- May: 6- June: 8- July: - August: - September: - Monday: -6 Tuesday: 7- Wednesday: - Thursday: 6- Friday: -8 Saturday: - Sunday: 8- Scoring First: - Opponent Scoring First: -9 Extra Innings: - Doubleheaders: - Commit An Error: - Commit No Errors: -7 Walk-Off Wins: Walk-Off Losses: vs. Pacific Northern: - vs. Pacific Southern: -7 vs. American Northern: - vs. American Southern: - Scoring + Runs: 7-9 Opp. Scoring + Runs: - Scoring Or Fewer Runs: 6- Opp. Scoring Or Fewer Runs: -6 Out-Hit Opponent/Tie: 9- Out-Hit By Opponent: -9 Lead After 6: - Trail After 6: - Tied After 6: - Lead After 7: - Trail After 7: - Tied After 7: - Lead After 8: 6- Trail After 8: - Tied After 8: 6- Series (W-L-S): 8-- Game : 9-7 Game : 8-8 Game : 8-8 Game : 8-6 Game : - Series Sweeps: - Tonight s Game: The Reno Aces open a four-game series against the Las Vegas s at Cashman Field tonight. Left-hander Edwin Escobar gets the ball for Reno opposite Las Vegas right-hander Gabriel Ynoa. Yesterday s Game: The Aces defeated the Tacoma Rainiers by a 6- score on Sunday at Cheney Stadium. Mitch Haniger hit a three-run home run, while Braden Shipley won his second straight start. Reno opened the scoring with four runs in the fourth inning, capitalizing on a throwing error and a wild pitch by Tacoma starter Joe Wieland. Jack Reinheimer singled to lead off the frame before Sócrates Brito reached on Wieland s miscue. Both runners moved up 9 feet on the wild pitch to set up an RBI single to right field by Zach Borenstein. Haniger then punctuated the big inning with a blast to left that put the visitors ahead -. Tacoma answered with three runs in the home half. The Rainiers loaded the bases with no outs on a double, a walk and a single before Patrick Kivlehan laced a two-run base hit to right field. Luis Sardinas followed with a sacrifice fly to center to cut Reno s lead to one. Reno got a run back and extended its lead to - in the fifth on Kyle Jensen s two-out solo home run down the left-field line. The dinger was Jensen s tenth of the season, most among current Aces players, and gives him double-digit dingers for the seventh time in seven full Minor League seasons dating back to. The Aces tacked on an insurances run in the seventh inning. Mike Freeman led off the frame with a single through the left side and then stole second before coming around to score on Brito s RBI single to left field. With the series victory, Reno improves to 76- all-time against Tacoma, including 6- at Cheney Stadium. Eight Aces players registered a hit on the day, and Reno s six runs were scored by six different players. Shipley (-) worked seven innings, allowing three earned runs on eight hits with two walks and four strikeouts. He threw pitches, 66 for strikes. The former Nevada Wolf Pack star has now worked at least seven innings in five of his starts this year, and has allowed three or fewer runs in four of those outings. Gabriel Ynoa: -year-old Gabriel Ynoa starts tonight for Las Vegas. The right-hander is 7- with a.8 ERA and 8 strikeouts in 76. innings over starts for the s this year. He took a no-decision against Reno on June at Greater Nevada Field, allowing five earned runs ove nine hits with two strikeouts. Entering this season, Ynoa was rated by Baseball America as the New York Mets th-best prospect. The same publication also tabbed him as having the Best Control among Mets farmhands. Last season, he went 9-9 with a.9 ERA and 8 strikeouts in. innings over games ( starts) for Double-A Binghamton. In career Minor League games ( starts), Ynoa is -6 with a.7 ERA and 8 strikeouts in 78. innings. The Mets signed him as an international free agent on November 9, 9, out of La Vega in the Dominican Republic. Silver State Rivalry: The Aces and s are meeting for their second of four series this season. Reno trails the all-time series by a 6- margin, including - at Cashman Field. Last season, the Aces were winless in eight contests in Las Vegas. Reno took three of four games in the Biggest Little City in the teams first matchup May -June. Pacific Southern: The remaining eight games on the current road trip are against opponents from the Pacific Southern Division in Las Vegas and Albuquerque. The Aces have won six of their last eight games against the Pacific Southern after beginning the year 7-. Series Win, Trifecta: The Aces have won three of four games in each of their last three series against Las Vegas and Salt Lake and at Tacoma. The Aces last won three straight series from June 8-9,, when they swept four games in Sacramento and won two of three at Tacoma before coming home to win four of five against Fresno. BY THE NUMBERS Mike Freeman had two hits on Sunday to record his th multi-hit game this season. The utilityman is one of three Aces players with at least multi-hit games (Peter O Brien and Jack Reinheimer - ). Shipley Deals During the Day: Braden Shipley earned the win for a second straight start on Sunday, and improved to - with a. in five daytime outings this season. By comparison, the former Nevada Wolf Pack hurler is - with a. ERA in eight night starts. As a team, the Aces are - during the day. Keep on Raking: Sócrates Brito extended his season-best hitting streak to games with an RBI single in the seventh inning yesterday. The -game run is the second-longest hitting streak by an Aces player this season (Mike Freeman, 7), and it s also the second-longest streak of his career (6, August 7-September, ). In addition, Tuffy Gosewisch has a current nine-game hitting streak that marks his longest of the season and is two games shy of his career long (, May -, ). Brito Bashes: Brito tallied one hit, one RBI and one run scored in four at-bats yesterday. The outfielder has raised his average 6 points during his -game hitting streak, from. to.8. Brito is one of PCL players with a streak of or more games this year. He also has RBI over that span after posting in his first games with Reno. Mitch Mashes: Mitch Haniger hit his first Triple-A home run on Sunday, a three-run blast in the fourth inning off Joe Wieland. The outfielder has a current six-game hitting streak dating back to June 7, and is batting. (-for-) with a home run, a double and four RBI in three games for Reno since his promotion from Mobile on Friday. Kyle Crushes: Kyle Jensen hit a solo home run in the fifth inning yesterday, giving him RBI on the season. The California native is one of eight players in Minor League Baseball with at least that many RBI, and one of in all of professional baseball. Through 6 Games: The Aces are -9 through 6 games, seven games ahead of last season s 6-6 mark. The starting rotation has posted a. ERA (6 ER/. IP) compared to last year s.6 ERA (97 ER/. IP). Last year, the offense had scored 9 runs through 6 contests (. runs per game), compared to this year s runs in 6 games (.87 runs per game). STREAKS Current Streak: W Last Games: - Last Games: 7- Longest 6 Winning Streak: W Longest 6 Losing Streak: L All-Time Record: -8 (.) Date / 6/ 6/ 6/ 6/ 6/ 6/ 6/6 6/ 6/ 6/ 6/ 7/ 7/ 7/ 7/ SEASON CAPSULE Site SERIES CAPSULE 6 at Home: - 6 on Road: - All-Time at Home: -9 All-Time on Road: - All-Time Totals: -6 Result W, -6 W, 8-6 L, 9-8 () W, 9- This Date in Aces History The Aces are - all-time on games played on June. On June,, the Aces blasted the Colorado Spring Sky Sox, -. In a 7-hit barrage, they got from A.J. Pollock, Ryan Wheeler, Taylor Harbin and Brent Clevlen. On June,, Cody Ransom led the Aces to a -9 win over Tucson with doubles. Last year, Reno dropped a - decision at Las Vegas on this date. PHIL NEVIN The Aces are under the direction of Manager Phil Nevin for a third consecutive season. In his first season with the Aces, he guided them to a franchise-tying-best record of 8-6. Reno won the Pacific Northern Division and Pacific Conference Championship Series before falling in five games in the PCL Championship Series to Omaha. Last year, Reno finished 7-7. Before his stint with the Aces, Nevin spent three seasons (-) at the helm of the Toledo Mud Hens of the International League. Nevin is the second manager in club history, with former skipper Brett Butler serving in the role from 9-. MISCELLANEOUS Affiliation...Arizona Diamondbacks Website... Blog... PR Contact...Cheyne Reiter ...creiter@renoaces.com Phone...(77)--789 PR Twitter...@RenoAces_PR

2 STARTING PITCHER Edwin Escobar HT/WT: 6 / BORN: April, 99 RESIDES: La Sabana, Vargas, Venezuela OBTAINED: Claimed off waivers (BOS), /9/6 Year Team AZL Rangers Salem-Keizer Augusta AZL Giants Augusta San Jose Richmond Fresno Pawtucket BOSTON Greenville Pawtucket Pawtucket Reno ARIZONA W/L ERA G/GS / / / / / 6/ / / / / / 9/6 / / / IP H Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page R ER HR HB 7 6 BB SO WP 8 7 GIDP MiLB Totals MLB Totals / / Tonight s Starter: Left-hander Edwin Escobar makes his sixth start for Reno on Monday at Las Vegas. The game will mark his ninth Triple-A appearance (seventh start) of the season. He was claimed by Arizona off waivers from Boston on April 9. This season, Escobar has a - record with a.66 ERA between Pawtucket and Reno. He worked seven scoreless innings over three appearances for the PawSox, and has gone - with a.68 ERA in five games for Reno. He recently made two starts for the D-backs, going - with a. ERA in 7. innings. Escobar spent last season between Pawtucket and Single-A Greenville, going - with a.97 ERA and strikeouts in games (seven starts), working. innings. Major League Experience: Escobar has four career Major League appearances (two starts), including two for Boston in. He is - with a. ERA and five strikeouts in 9. innings. Futures Game: Escobar participated in the MLB Futures Game at Target Field in Minnesota. He pitched one inning for the World Team, allowing one earned run on three hits. Last Outing: Escobar started June for Arizona against Chicago (NL), taking the loss in the D-backs - defeat. He worked. innings, allowing four earned runs on five hits (one home run) with two walks (one intentional) and one strikeout. He threw 6 pitches ( strikes). Against the s: Escobar faced Las Vegas twice with Fresno in, going - in two starts at Cashman Field. He totaled 9. innings, allowing nine runs (eight earned) on 6 hits (one home run) with four walks and nine strikeouts. Tomorrow s Starter: Right-hander Matt Buschmann (-,.97) gets the nod for the Aces in the second game of the Las Vegas series on Tuesday. Buschmann last worked on Thursday, when he pitched 6. innings and allowed one earned run on five hits at Tacoma, with one walk and one strikeout. He threw 9 pitches, 6 for strikes, and earned the win in the Aces 7- victory. DATE/OPP /9 vs. BUF LHV ROC DATE/OPP FRE SL SAC /9 vs. OMA NEW DATE/OPP / vs. HOU 6/ vs. CHC W/L W/L - - W L W W/L L L ESCOBAR S 6 DAY-BY-DAY ERA... ERA ERA 8.9. GS - - GS GS IP... IP With Pawtucket IP.. H R ER With Reno H 6 BB SO RS PITCHES 66/ 9/ 7/6 6 SEASON SPLITS & ETC. (Reno) Vs. Right:... Vs. Left:... Home:... Road:... Day:... Night:... May: Team W/L in Starts:... CAREER HIGHS & LOWS Innings (Start):... Innings (Relief):... Low Hits (min. IP):... Most Hits... Low ER (min. IP):... Most ER... Most Walks:... Most Strikeouts:... Low-Hit Complete Game:... R ER 9 With Arizona H R 8 ER 7 BB BB SO SO RS 6 RS PITCHES / 8/8 9/6 8/6 88/9 PITCHES 87/ 6/. (-for-8). (-for-8) -,. ERA in. IP -,.7 ERA in. IP N/A -,.68 ERA in. IP -,.68 ERA in. IP - SCORE W, - W, - W, - SCORE L, - L, - W, 8- L, - W, - SCORE L, 8- L, x, Last - 8// vs. Charleston (A). - Modesto (A+) - x, Last - 8// vs. New Hampshire (AA) - 6// vs. Omaha (AAA) - x, Last - New Orleans (AAA) 9 - /9/6 vs. Omaha (AAA) - 6// vs. Tri-City (A-) - 6// vs. Greenville (A) N/A

3 Hitters Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page Zach Borenstein OF #8 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - 6/) HR ( - x, Last - /9) RBI ( - x, Last - 6/7) Last HR: Round Rock (Solo, off Phil Klein) :.89, HR, 6 RBI, 6 SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: 6G (6/-6/) Tacoma Series:. (-6, RBI, R, BB, K, SB) Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in a -player trade on July, Originally selected by the Angels in the rd round of the MLB June Amateur Draft In, played games between Reno and Mobile, batting.89 with home runs and 6 RBI Earned MiLB.com Southern League Player of the Month honors for July Named a Southern League Midseason All-Star in, and a California League mid- and postseason All-Star in Sócrates Brito OF #9 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - 6/9) HR ( - x, Last - 6/) RBI ( - x, Last - 6/) Last HR: 6/ vs. Salt Lake (Solo, off Kyle McGowin) :., 9 HR, 8 RBI, SB Streak: G (/8-Present) Long Streak: G (/8-Present) Tacoma Series:.89 (7-8, B, RBI, R, K, CS, GIDP) Mike Freeman UTL # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - 6/) RBI ( - x, Last - 6/) Last HR: 6/ vs. Las Vegas (Solo, off Josh Smoker) :., HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: 7G (/-) Tacoma Series:.67 (-, R, K, SB) Tuffy Gosewisch C #8 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - 6/) HR ( - /) RBI ( - 6/) Last HR: 6/ vs. Salt Lake (-Run, off Kyle McGowin) :., HR, RBI, SB Streak: 9G (/-Present) Long Streak: 9G (/-Present) Tacoma Series:. (6-, B, RBI, R, K) Drafted by Arizona in the th round of the First-Year Player Draft out of Clemson University In, played games for Reno, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Named as a Southern League midseason All-Star while with Mobile Entering the season, was tabbed by Baseball America as having the Best Strike Zone Discipline in the D-backs system Placed on the 7-day DL on June 9 of last year (knee); Aces went - in the games that he missed Signed with the Diamondbacks as a minor league free agent on November, Originally drafted by the Phillies in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Arizona State University Played with the D-backs for the third straight year in, batting. with home run and RBI Named a PCL Midseason All-Star and a MiLB.com Organization All-Star with Reno in Named a South Atlantic League Midseason All-Star in 7 with Lakewood graduate of Horizon (Phoenix, Ariz.) High School, where his number was retired in March 6 Sean Jamieson UTL # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - 6/) HR ( - /) RBI ( - /) Last HR: / vs. Fresno (Solo, off Brady Rodgers) :.7, 6 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G (/-6) Tacoma Series:. (-, K) Signed with the Diamondbacks as a non-drafted free agent on April 8, Selected to the MLB Futures Game in, when he also was named a Southern League mid- and postseason All-Star and earned Dominican Winter League Rookie of the Year honors Made his Major League debut with the D-backs in September and began the 6 campaign with Arizona Rated as Arizona s No. prospect by MLB.com and No. 6 by Baseball America entering the 6 season Has been selected as the Best Athlete in the D-backs system three years in a row by BA Todd Glaesmann OF #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - x, Last - 6/) RBI ( - /) Last HR: 6/ vs. Salt Lake (Solo, off Geoff Broussard) :.78, 9 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: G (/-6) Tacoma Series:. (-, B, R, K) Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Tampa Bay Rays as a player to be named later on December, in exchange for closer Heath Bell Originally drafted by the Rays in the third round of the 9 MLB June Amateur Draft out of Midway (TX) High School Opened 6 season at Double-A Mobile and batted.8 (7-for-66) with doubles, 6 RBI, 8 runs scored and stolen bases in games Began season at Single-A Advanced Visalia, where he hit.9 (-for-) with HR and 9 RBI in 7 games; transferred to Mobile where he hit.6 (-for-6) with HR and 6 RBI; finished with Reno and hit.86 (8-for-8) with HR, triples, 7 doubles and 7 RBI in 9 games Named PCL Player of the Week from August - in when he totaled 9 B, most by an individual in the PCL over the previous seasons Named as the Rays Minor League POTY; hit.8 with HR and 7 RBI across Single-A Bowling Green and Single-A Advanced Charlotte Mitch Haniger OF # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - 6/) HR ( - 6/) RBI ( - 6/) Last HR: Tacoma (-Run, off Joe Wieland) :., HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: G (6/-Present) Tacoma Series:. (-, HR, B, RBI, R, K, SAC) Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Milwaukee Brewers on July, in exchange for OF Gerardo Parra Originally drafted by Milwaukee in the compensation round (8th overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Cal Poly Hit.9 (8-for-97) with homers, triples, doubles and RBI in games for Double-A Mobile prior to June promotion to Reno Entered the season rated by Baseball America as Arizona s No. prospect Hit. (-for-) with homers, triples, 6 doubles, RBI and stolen bases between Mobile and Single-A Advanced Visalia last year Was named a MiLB.com Organizational All-Star while in Milwaukee s farm system Traded to the Diamondbacks from the Oakland Athletics on August, in exchange for INF Stephen Drew Originally drafted by Oakland in the 7th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of the Canisius College Played 9 games for Mobile in, hitting.7 with 6 home runs and RBI -time Midseason All-Star ( - New York-Penn League, - Midwest League, - Southern League) Kyle Jensen B/OF #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /) HR ( - x, Last - 6/) RBI ( - 6/7) Last HR: TAC (Solo, off Jarrett Grube) :.9, HR, 7 RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: 6G (x, Last: 6/-9) Tacoma Series:.9 (-7, HR, B, RBI, R, K) :.7, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: 9G (/-) Tacoma Series:. (-6, HR, RBI, R, BB, K, GIDP) Signed with the D-backs as a minor league free agent on November, Originally selected by Florida in the th round of the 9 MLB June Amateur Draft out of St. Mary s (Calif.) College Played 8 games for Oklahoma City last season, batting.9 with home runs and 7 RBI Has hit + HR in straight seasons, totaling 6 HR since Set a career high in with 9 RBI, which ranked second in the PCL to Reno s Mike Jacobs Was twice named to the All-West Coast Conference First Team at St. Mary s Ed Lucas INF # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - /7) HR ( - x, Last - /7) RBI ( - /) Last HR: Round Rock (Solo, off Michael Roth) :.6, 6 HR, 8 RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: 6G (/-9) Tacoma Series:.86 (-7, B, RBI, K, GIDP) Signed with the D-backs as a minor league free agent on May 9, 6 Originally selected by Kansas City in the eighth round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Dartmouth College Played 7 games for Round Rock last season, batting.6 with six home runs and 8 RBI Has played in 6 MLB games in his career, batting. with five home runs and 7 RBI for Miami in and Spent seven seasons in the Kansas City system; Has also played in the Atlanta, Long Angeles (AL), Miami and Texas organizations Jack Reinheimer SS #7 Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - 7x, Last - 6/) HR ( - x, Last - 6/) RBI ( - /7) Last HR: Tacoma (-Run, off Blake Parker) Traded to Arizona from Seattle on June, with other players in exchange for Mark Trumbo and Vidal Nuño Originally selected by the Mariners in the fifth round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of East Carolina University Rated as the D-backs No. 9 prospect by Baseball America and No. by MLB.com Played in Double-A games for Jackson and Mobile in, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Named a midseason All-Star in (Northwest League) and (Midwest League) Was the first alumnus of Ardrey Kell (Charlotte, N.C.) High School to be selected in the MLB Draft Carlos Rivero B # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - /) HR ( - /6) RBI ( - x, Last -/6) Last HR: Tacoma (Solo, off Brad Mills) :., 9 HR, RBI, SB Streak: G Long Streak: G (x, Last: 6/-) Tacoma Series:. (-, HR, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on November 8, Was traded from Seattle to Boston on August 9 of last year Reached MLB in, playing in games for Boston and hitting.7 with doubles, home run, RBI and run scored Originally signed with Cleveland as an amateur free agent on March,. Has played in the Cleveland, Philadelphia and Washington systems, in addition to Boston and Seattle. Named a South Atlantic midseason All-Star in 7, an International League postseason All-Star in and a Phillies Organizational All-Star in

4 Hitters/Hitting Breakdown Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page Mark Thomas C # Season-Game Highs: Hits ( - x, Last - 6/7) HR () RBI ( - /7) Last HR: :.7, HR, RBI, SB Streak: G (6/-Present) Long Streak: G (6/-Present) Tacoma Series:. (-, B, BB) Signed with Arizona as a minor league free agent on November, Played 9 games for Mobile in, batting.7 with home runs and RBI Played with Gigantes de Cibao in the Dominican Winter League Originally selected by the Tampa Bay Devil Rays in the nd round of the 6 MLB June Amateur Draft from Alpharetta (Ga.) High School Spent seven seasons in the Tampa Bay system before signing with the D-backs Named a New York-Penn League midseason All-Star in 9 with Hudson Valley SCORE BY INNING TOTAL Aces: Opponents: 9 9 MARGIN OF VICTORY r r r r r 6r 7r 8r 9r r r +r TOTAL Aces: 8 8 Opponents: MULTI-HIT GAMES PLAYER + TOTAL Borenstein 9 Bourgeois 8 Brito 7 Freeman 8 Glaesmann Gosewisch Haniger Hayes Jamieson Jensen 8 Lucas MULTI-RBI GAMES + TOTAL 6 9 Marzilli O Brien 6 6 Reinheimer 6 7 Rivero Shipley Totals: HOME RUNS PLAYER SOLO R R GS TOTAL Borenstein Brito Freeman Glaesmann Gosewisch Haniger Jamieson Jensen Lucas Marzilli O Brien 9 7 Reinheimer Rivero 7 Totals: 8 HOME RUN VARIANTS (last time it happened) Leadoff HR: Walk-Off HR: Peter O Brien (/ vs. Albuquerque & 6/ vs. Las Vegas) Back-to-back HR: Peter O Brien and Sócrates Brito (6/ vs. Salt Lake) Multi-HR Games: Tuffy Gosewisch Albuquerque), Peter O Brien (/ vs. Fresno & 6/ vs. Las Vegas), Carlos Rivero New Orleans) Extra-inning HR: Peter O Brien (/ vs. Albuquerque), Tuffy Gosewisch Round Rock) Grand Slams: Todd Glaesmann New Orleans), Peter O Brien (6/ vs. Las Vegas & 6/ vs. Salt Lake) Inside-the-park HR: Pinch-hit HR:

5 Hitting (cont.) Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (Team Record) PLAYER Borenstein Bourgeois Brito Freeman Glaesmann Gosewisch Haniger - - Hayes Jamieson Jensen Lucas Marzilli Medrano - - O Brien Peralta - Reinheimer Rivero Thomas - - STARTS BY POSITION (Team Record) C B B B SS LF CF RF DH LONG HITTING STREAKS (current in BOLD) PLAYER LENGTH / DATES STATS Freeman 7G, /-.97 (7-68, B, B, RBI, R, BB, K, GIDP) Brito G, /8-Present.7 (-6, HR, B, B, RBI, R, BB, K, CS, SF, GIDP) Glaesmann G, /-6.6 (7-7, HR, B, 8 RBI, 7 R, BB, HBP, K, SB, CS, GIDP) Gosewisch 9G, /-Present. (9-7, HR, B, B, 7 RBI, 8 R, K) O Brien 9G, x, Last - /-6/7.7 (9-, HR, B, B, RBI, R, BB, 7 K, SB, SF, GIDP) Reinheimer 9G, /-.9 (6-, B, B, 7 RBI, R, BB, K, CS, GIDP) Bourgeois 7G, /-. (-7, B, RBI, R, BB, K, SB, CS) Borenstein 6G, 6/-6/.6 (-, B, B, RBI, R, BB, K, SB) Jensen 6G, x, Last - 6/-9.7 (9-, HR, B, RBI, 6 R, K, SF) Lucas 6G, /-9.8 (7-, HR, RBI, R, BB, K) PINCH HITTERS Zach Borenstein:.8 (-, B, RBI, R, K) Jason Bourgeois:.7 (-8, RBI, BB, K) Mike Freeman:. (-, B, R) Todd Glaesmann:. (-, K) Tuffy Gosewisch. (-) Brett Hayes:. (-, K) Sean Jamieson:. (-9, RBI, R, BB, K) Kyle Jensen:. (-, B, RBI, R, K) Ed Lucas:. (-, R) Evan Marzilli: (-, SAC) Matt McPhearson:. (-) Kevin Medrano:. (-, BB, K) Carlos Rivero:. (-, K) Mark Thomas:. (-) Totals:.9 (7-, B, 8 RBI, 9 R, BB, K, SAC) Rivero G, x, Last - 6/-. (-6, HR, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Marzilli G, /6-.9 (-8, B, R, BB, K, SB) Haniger G, 6/-Present. (-, HR, B, RBI, R, K, SAC) Thomas G, 6/-Present.7 (-, B, R, BB, HBP, K) Hayes G, /8-. (-9, B, RBI) Jamieson G, /-6. (-, RBI, K) LAST AB WINS DATE SCORE GAME-WINNING PLAY /8 vs. ALB - () Freeman walk-off triple / vs. ALB - () O Brien walk-off home run NEW 6- Jensen RBI single RR 7-6 () Gosewisch home run 6/ vs. 8-6 O Brien walk-off grand slam 6/ vs. SL - Gosewisch RBI single TAC 7- Reinheimer -run home run TEAM BATTING BY MONTH AVG G AB R H B B HR RBI BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS April May June July August Sept.

6 Pitching Staff Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page 6 Starters: Relievers: W/L Quality IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA W/L Sv/Opp IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA -8 7/ Pitcher Starts: Shipley (), Buschmann (), Drabek (9), Bradley (7), Escobar (), Garcia (), Wagner (), Godley (), Collmenter (), Baker (), Chafin (), Loewen () LAST OUTING: Date/Opp. Dec. IP H R (ER) HR BB SO TBF Notes Bracho TAC S. Tied for PCL lead with saves Burgos 6/7 vs. SL. Has at least one strikeout in of 7 appearances for the Aces Buschmann TAC W 6. () Lowered road ERA to.8 ( ER /. IP); home ERA is at.8 ( ER /. IP) Capps TAC.. ERA at home (. IP);.8 ERA on road (6. IP) Chafin TAC. 7. scoreless innings in outings since optioned from Arizona Drabek 6/6 vs. SL L. 8 6 (6) 6 ER are second-most allowed this year (8, /9 at Albuquerque) Garcia TAC L. () Has surrendered 6 HR in. IP, the highest rate among Aces starters Gibson TAC. Hit a batter and uncorked a wild pitch in his Aces and Triple-A debut Hathaway TAC. 7 Maintained perfect ERA on the road over. IP (9. ERA in. HM) Leone TAC H. Has not allowed a run in six daytime appearances (8. IP) Shipley TAC W 7. 8 () Won back-to-back starts for first time since April & 6 Stites 6/6 vs. SL. 6 Second scoreless outing of.+ IP this year (also:. IP, Biloxi) Silvino Bracho RHP #6 Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /) BB ( - 6x, Last - 6/) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Brett Eibner (/ vs. OMA, Solo) : -,.7, SV Signed by the D-backs as a non-drafted free agent from Venezuela on August 9, Saw his first Major League action with Arizona last season, making appearances with save, a.6 ERA and 7 strikeouts K/9 IP:.9 Made appearances for Visalia and Mobile, going - with a.6 ERA and 7 strikeouts in. innings / Ranked rd in the Southern League with 6 saves for the BayBears Is 8- with a. ERA, 6 saves (69 opp.) and strikeouts in career minor league games Holds: Brother, Didimo, is an infielder in the D-backs organization Inher./Scored: - Enrique Burgos RHP #6 Season-Game Highs: IP (. - x, Last - 6/) BB ( - /7) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: : -,.8, SV Signed by the D-backs as a non-drafted free agent from Panama on July 9, 7 K/9 IP:. Made minor league appearances for Reno and Mobile, going - with saves ( opp.), a.7 ERA and 8 strikeouts In, was named to Baseball America s Second-Team Minor League All-Star Team Also was named to the California League mid- and postseason All-Star teams in Holds: Named a MiLB.com Organization All-Star in Inher./Scored: 6- Matt Buschmann RHP #9 Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - /) SO ( - x, Last - /) Last HR allowed: Sherman Johnson (6/ vs. SL, -Run) : 8-,., SV Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on December, Originally selected by the San Diego Padres in the th round of the 6 MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP:.9 Spent six seasons in the Padres organization, and has since pitched in the Tampa Bay (twice), Oakland, Cincinnati and Baltimore systems 9 strikeouts in. innings Holds: Played at Vanderbilt University, where he roomed with Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price Inher./Scored: Reached MLB for the first time last year, making appearances for the D-backs; went - with saves ( opp.), a.67 ERA and 9 strikeouts BA chose him as having the Best Fastball among D-backs farmhands in and Was a member of five teams (three organizations) in, but only pitched with Durham, Louisville and Norfolk; Went 8- with a. ERA and Married to ESPN personality Sara Walsh Matt Capps RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /9) BB ( - 6/) SO ( - x, Last - /9) Last HR allowed: Brett Eibner (/9 vs. OMA, Solo) : DNP Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on December, Originally selected by the San Diego Padres in the th round of the 6 MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP: 9.6 Spent eight seasons in the Pirates organization, and has since pitched in the Washington, Minnesota and Cleveland systems / Has not pitched in the Major Leagues since, in large part because of struggles with health issues Has appeared in career MLB games, logging 8 saves Holds: Had never pitched in the Pacific Coast League before this season Inher./Scored: - Andrew Chafin LHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - 6/) BB () SO ( - 6/) Last HR allowed: : -,.7, SV Selected by the D-backs as a compensation pick in the MLB June Amateur Draft K/9 IP: 8. Holds: Inher./Scored: / Pitched for Reno during the and campaigns, making 8 appearances (6 starts) Named an MiLB.com Organization All-Star in Three-time midseason All-Star ( - California League with Visalia; - - Southern League with Mobile) Has appeared in 9 career MLB games (three starts), going - with a.9 ERA and logging two saves with 86 strikeouts Kyle Drabek RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - x, Last - 6/) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO (6 - /7) Last HR allowed: Dario Pizzano TAC, Solo) : -,.8, SV Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on November 8, Originally selected in the first round (8th overall) of the 6 MLB June Amateur Draft by the Philadelphia Phillies K/9 IP:.98 Has pitched in the Phillies, Blue Jays, White Sox and D-backs systems Son of 99 NL Cy Young Award winner Doug Drabek Was a high school teammate of Paul Goldschmidt at The Woodlands (Texas) High School Holds: Two-time Texas A Player of the Year Inher./Scored: -

7 Pitching Staff (cont.) Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page 7 Edwin Escobar LHP #7 Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - /7) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Hunter Dozier (/9 vs. OMA, Solo) : -,.97, SV Claimed by the D-backs off waivers from Boston on April 9, 6 Originally signed by Texas as an international free agent from Venezuela on July, 8 K/9 IP: 6. Has pitched in the Rangers, Giants and Red Sox systems before coming to Arizona Holds: Inher./Scored: Pitched in the Venezuelan Winter League in five of the past six years (all except ) Edgar Garcia RHP #9 Season-Game Highs: IP (7. - /) BB ( - /9) SO ( - x, Last - 6/) Last HR allowed: Zach Shank TAC, Solo) : 7-,.9, SV Signed by the D-backs as a minor league free agent on December 6, Originally signed by the Philadelphia Phillies as an non-drafted free agent in K/9 IP:.8 Spent seven seasons in the Phillies organization, and pitched in the Dominican Winter League in four seasons (-, -) Pitched for Mobile and Reno in, going 7- with a.9 ERA and 6 strikeouts in. innings over games (6 starts) Holds: Inher./Scored: Did not pitch in affiliated baseball from - Daniel Gibson LHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - 6/9) BB () SO ( - 6/9) Last HR allowed: : -,.6, SV Selected by the D-backs in the seventh round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of the University of Florida Was - with a. ERA ( ER in. IP) for Double-A Mobile prior to his June 9 promotion to Reno K/9 IP: 9. Rated by Baseball America as the D-backs No. prospect entering the 6 season Holds: Inher./Scored: Named a Northwest League midseason All-Star while playing for Short-Season A Hillsboro Pitched for Salt River in the Arizona Fall League and did not allow a run over seven outings (8. IP) with strikeouts Steve Hathaway LHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - x, Last - 6/) BB ( - x, Last - 6/) SO ( - /6) Last HR allowed: Sherman Johnson (6/ vs. SL, Solo) : -,.89, SV Transferred from Double-A Mobile to Reno on May Went - with a.7 ERA in appearances for the BayBears prior to promotion, allowing earned runs over. innings K/9 IP:.7 Spent with Single-A Kane County and Single-A Advanced Visalia, going - with a.89 ERA, saves and 8 strikeouts in. innings / Holds: Inher./Scored: - Selected by Arizona in the th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft Dominic Leone RHP #6 Season-Game Highs: IP (. - x, Last - /) BB ( - 7x, Last - /) SO ( - x, Last - 6/) Last HR allowed: Brandon Nimmo (/ vs., Solo) : -8,.88, SV Acquired by the D-backs on June, in a 6-player trade with Seattle Originally selected by the Mariners in the 6th round of the MLB June Amateur Draft out of Clemson University K/9 IP:. Went -8 with a.88 ERA and save ( opp.) in appearances for Seattle, Arizona, Tacoma and Mobile last year (. K/9 IP) Is 8-7 in 7 career MLB games with a. ERA Has made 9 career Minor League appearances, going 6-6 with a.7 ERA, saves ( opp.) and 9 strikeouts in. innings Holds: 7 Was ranked as the No. high school prospect in Connecticut by Perfect Game in 9 Inher./Scored: - Braden Shipley RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (8. - /8) BB ( - x, Last - 6/) SO (8 - x, Last - /) Last HR allowed: Kaleb Cowart (6/7 vs. SL, Solo) : 9-,., SV Selected by the Diamondbacks in the first round (th overall) of the MLB June Amateur Draft 9 Made 8 appearances (7 starts) in for Double-A Mobile, going 9- with a. ERA and 8 strikeouts K/9 IP: 6. Ranked as Arizona s No. prospect by MLB.com and Baseball America Tabbed by BA as having the Best Curveball among D-backs farmhands for the second straight year Participated in the All-Star Futures Game at Target Field in Minnesota Holds: Played baseball at the University of Nevada-Reno, where he was the WAC Pitcher of the Year in and Co-Pitcher of the Year in Inher./Scored: Matt Stites RHP # Season-Game Highs: IP (. - /) BB ( - x, Last - /) SO ( - /) Last HR allowed: Jefry Marte SL, -Run) : -, 6., SV Acquired by the Diamondbacks in a trade with San Diego on July, Has made 8 appearances for Arizona, pitching in the Major Leagues in each of the past two years and posting a 7. ERA K/9 IP: 8. Went - with saves and a.6 ERA in games this season for Mobile / Pitched for the Aces in each of the past two years, going - with a. ERA and 9 strikeouts in. innings over games Texas League midseason All-Star and Arizona Fall League Rising Star with Salt River Holds: Inher./Scored: - TEAM PITCHING BY MONTH W L ERA G CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER BB IBB SO WHIP AVG April May June July August Sept.

8 Transactions Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page 8 DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE DATE NO. TRANSACTION ROSTER SIZE / RHP Kyle Drabek recalled by Arizona + / RHP Silvino Bracho optioned from Arizona to Reno + /7 OF Stewart Ijames transferred to extended + /7 OF Evan Marzilli transferred from extended to Reno + /8 RHP Matt Buschmann contract selected by Arizona + /8 6 RHP Edgar Garcia transferred from extended to Reno + / 7 RHP Evan Marshall placed on temporary inactive list + / 8 RHP Kyle Drabek DFA d (/), outrighted to Reno + /7 9 RHP Archie Bradley recalled by Arizona + /7 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Visalia to Reno + /8 RHP Tyler Wagner recalled by Arizona + /8 RHP Nick Baker transferred from Visalia to Reno + /8 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Reno to Visalia + /8 RHP Paul Smyth reinstated from DL, active for Reno + /9 RHP Paul Smyth released + /9 6 RHP Drew Muren transferred from Hillsboro to Reno + /9 7 RHP Nick Baker transferred from Reno to Visalia + /9 8 RHP Jake Barrett optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + /9 9 RHP Silvino Bracho recalled by Arizona + /9 OF Sócrates Brito optioned (/8) from Arizona, active for Reno + / INF Kevin Medrano transferred from Reno to Mobile + / RHP Matt Buschmann optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Drew Muren transferred from Reno to Visalia + / RHP Archie Bradley optioned (/9) from Arizona, active for Reno + /7 6 OF Matt McPhearson reinstated from Kane County DL, transferred + to Reno /7 6 RHP Josh Collmenter reinstated from Major League rehab + /9 66 RHP Archie Bradley recalled by Arizona + /9 67 RHP Edgar Garcia transferred from Mobile to Reno + / 68 LHP Edwin Escobar recalled by Arizona + / 69 RHP Dominic Leone optioned (/8) from Arizona, active for Reno + / 7 RHP Cody Clark transferred from Reno to extended + / 7 LHP Andrew Chafin optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + / 7 LHP Hector Hernandez transferred from Reno to extended + / 7 OF Peter O Brien optioned (/9) from Arizona, active for Reno + 6/ 7 OF Matt McPhearson transferred from Reno to Kane County + 6/ 7 LHP Hector Hernandez transferred from extended to Reno + 6/ 76 C Brett Hayes traded from Arizona (6/) to Chicago (AL) + 6/ 77 OF David Peralta added on a MLB rehab assignment + 6/6 78 OF David Peralta reinstated from Major League rehab + 6/7 79 LHP Adam Loewen placed on the 7-day DL (retro to 6/) + 6/7 8 RHP Silvino Bracho optioned (6/6) from Arizona, active for Reno + 6/9 8 LHP Hector Hernandez transferred from Reno to Mobile + 6/9 8 LHP Daniel Gibson transferred from Mobile to Reno + 6/ 8 OF Peter O Brien recalled by Arizona + 6/ 8 OF Mitch Haniger transferred from Mobile to Reno + 6/ 8 RHP Zack Godley recalled by Arizona + 6/ 86 LHP Edwin Escobar optioned (6/) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Enrique Burgos recalled by Arizona + / 6 RHP Silvino Bracho optioned from Arizona, active for Reno + / 7 RHP Dominic Leone recalled by Arizona + /8 8 RHP Jake Barrett recalled by Arizona + /8 9 RHP Evan Marshall optioned (/) from Arizona, active for Reno + /8 RHP Edgar Garcia placed on temporarily inactive list + /8 RHP Tyler Wagner optioned (/) from Arizona, active for Reno + /8 RHP Dominic Leone optioned (/7) from Arizona, active for Reno + /9 RHP Seth Simmons transferred from Reno to Mobile + /9 RHP Matt Capps reinstated from DL, active for Reno + /9 RHP Matt Buschmann designated for assignment + / 6 LHP Edwin Escobar claimed off waivers (/9), optioned to Reno + / 7 LHP Scott Rice released + / 8 RHP Matt Buschmann DFA d (/9), outrighted to Reno + / 9 RHP Edgar Garcia reinstated from IL, transferred to Mobile + /6 OF Evan Marzilli transferred from Reno to Mobile + /6 OF Todd Glaesmann transferred from Mobile to Reno + /9 RHP Kaleb Fleck placed on the 7-day DL (retro to /8) + /9 RHP Matt Stites transferred from Mobile to Reno + /9 RHP Archie Bradley recalled by Arizona + /9 RHP Enrique Burgos optioned (/8) from Arizona, active for Reno + / 6 RHP Evan Marshall recalled by Arizona + / 7 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Visalia to Reno + / 8 RHP Luke Irvine transferred from Reno to Visalia + / 9 RHP Archie Bradley optioned (/9) from Arizona, active for Reno + / RHP Josh Collmenter added on a MLB rehab assignment + / RHP Tyler Wagner placed on the 7-day DL + / LHP Steve Hathaway transferred from Mobile to Reno + / RHP Cody Hall designated for assignment + / C Mark Thomas reinstated from DL, active for Reno + /6 OF Jason Bourgeois traded from Arizona to Chicago (AL) + / 6 INF Ed Lucas signed to a MiLB contract (/9), active for Reno + /6 7 C Brett Hayes placed on the 7-day DL (retro to /) + /6 8 RHP Zack Godley transferred from Mobile to Reno + /7 9 OF Peter O Brien recalled by Arizona + /7 6 RHP Cody Clark transferred from extended to Reno + /7 6 RHP Silvino Bracho recalled by Arizona + /7 6 LHP Hector Hernandez transferred from extended to Reno + /7 6 RHP Dominic Leone recalled by Arizona +

9 Milestones, Awards, etc. Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page 9 EJECTIONS PLAYER/COACH DATE/LOCATION UMPIRE REASON Archie Bradley Greater Nevada Field Ronnie Teague Arguing Balls & Strikes Phil Nevin Greater Nevada Field Ronnie Teague Arguing Bradley s Ejection Brett Hayes Greater Nevada Field Junior Valentine Arguing Balls & Strikes Phil Nevin Greater Nevada Field Alex Ortiz Arguing Balls & Strikes Phil Nevin Greater Nevada Field Brett Terry Arguing Balls & Strikes AWARDS PLAYER/COACH AWARD DATES STATS Peter O Brien PCL Player of the Week April -May. (-, HR, B, B, RBI, 7 R) Braden Shipley PCL Pitcher of the Week April -May -,. ERA,. IP, 7 H, R, BB, K Peter O Brien Arizona Organizational Player of the Month April.7 (-8, 7 HR, B, RBI, R, BB, K) Archie Bradley Reno Aces Pitcher of the Month April -,. ERA, 8. IP, H, R, ER, BB, K Archie Bradley PCL Pitcher of the Week May 6- -,. ERA, 8. IP, H, R, BB, 9 K Kyle Jensen Reno Aces Player of the Month May.89 (8-97, HR, 8 B, RBI, R, 9 BB, 9 K) Dominic Leone Reno Aces Pitcher of the Month May -,.6 ERA,. IP, H, R, ER, 6 BB, 7 K) MILESTONES NAME MILESTONE TO GO Sócrates Brito MiLB Doubles Mike Freeman MiLB RBI Sócrates Brito MiLB Triples Ed Lucas MiLB RBI Mark Thomas MiLB RBI 6 Silvino Bracho MiLB Strikeouts 7 Andrew Chafin MiLB Strikeouts 7 Steve Hathaway MiLB Strikeouts 7 Ed Lucas MiLB Doubles 7 Todd Glaesmann MiLB Doubles Todd Glaesmann 6 MiLB Hits 8 MILESTONES REACHED NAME MILESTONE DATE Tyler Wagner MiLB Innings /8 vs. ELP Seth Simmons MiLB Innings /8 vs. ELP Evan Marzilli MiLB Runs / vs. ELP Zach Borenstein MiLB Games / vs. ALB Evan Marzilli MiLB Hits / vs. ALB Tuffy Gosewisch 6 MiLB Hits / vs. ALB Kyle Jensen MiLB Home Runs ALB Tuffy Gosewisch 7 MiLB Games ALB Seth Simmons MiLB Strikeouts ALB Zach Borenstein MiLB Doubles / vs. FRE Dominic Leone MiLB Games / vs. FRE Tuffy Gosewisch MiLB Runs / vs. FRE Braden Shipley MiLB Strikeouts /6 vs. FRE Peter O Brien MiLB Home Runs / vs. ALB Kyle Drabek 6 MiLB Strikeouts FRE Sócrates Brito MiLB RBI FRE Jason Bourgeois,6 MiLB Hits SL Cody Hall MiLB Strikeouts SL Brett Hayes MiLB Doubles SL Enrique Burgos Career Appearances SAC Sean Jamieson MiLB Hits / vs. IOW Kyle Jensen 8 MiLB Hits /6 vs. IOW Archie Bradley Career Strikeouts / vs. OMA Kyle Drabek, Career Innings NEW Ed Lucas, MiLB Hits RR Mike Freeman 7 MiLB Hits RR Jack Reinheimer MiLB Hits 6/ vs. Mike Freeman MiLB Runs 6/ vs. Tuffy Gosewisch 7 Career Hits 6/ vs. SL Zach Borenstein MiLB Hits 6/6 vs. SL Kyle Jensen MiLB Runs 6/7 vs. SL Braden Shipley MiLB Innings TAC Mark Thomas MiLB Hits TAC PITCHERS AT THE PLATE AVG G AB R H B B HR RBI BB SO SB CS SAC OBP SLG OPS Baker.... Bradley.... Buschmann Chafin.... Collmenter.... Drabek Escobar.... Garcia Godley.... Irvine.... Loewen.... Shipley Simmons Wagner. 6...

10 Single-Season, All-Time Records Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page O ACES ALL-TIME LEADERS (current players in bold) Games (Hitters). Cole Gillespie - 7. Mike Jacobs - 8. Taylor Harbin -. Mike Freeman -. Mark Hallberg - 6. Brandon Allen Evan Frey - 8. Ed Rogers Nick Evans - 9. Konrad Schmidt - 8. Peter O Brien - 8. Blake Lalli - 7 T-. Cody Ransom - 7. Tyler Bortnick Rusty Ryal - 67 Hits. Cole Gillespie Mike Jacobs -. Mike Freeman - 6. Taylor Harbin - 9. Brandon Allen Nick Evans - 7. Peter O Brien Mark Hallberg Ed Rogers Konrad Schmidt Adam Eaton - 9. Chris Owings - 9. Danny Dorn Evan Frey - 7 T-. Tony Abreu Alfredo Marte - 7 At-Bats. Cole Gillespie -,7. Mike Jacobs -,6. Taylor Harbin Brandon Allen Mike Freeman Mark Hallberg Nick Evans Peter O Brien Ed Rogers - 7. Konrad Schmidt Evan Frey - 6. Rusty Ryal - 9. Chris Owings Alfredo Marte - 8. Tony Abreu - 77 Runs. Cole Gillespie - 7. Mike Jacobs - 9. Brandon Allen - 8. Mike Freeman -. Adam Eaton - 6. Taylor Harbin - 7. Nick Evans - 8. Peter O Brien - 9. Mark Hallberg -. Chris Owings -. Ed Rogers - 9. Cody Ransom -. Evan Frey -. Tony Abreu -. Danny Dorn John Hester - 98 Doubles. Cole Gillespie Mike Jacobs Taylor Harbin - 6. Nick Evans -. Konrad Schmidt - 6. Brandon Allen Adam Eaton - 8 T-7. Peter O Brien Mark Hallberg - 7. Mike Freeman -. John Hester -. Rusty Ryal - T-. Jamie Romak -. Ed Rogers -. Doug Deeds - 9 T-. Alfredo Marte - 9 T-. Danny Dorn - 9 T-. Cody Ransom - 9 Triples. Cole Gillespie -. Mike Freeman - 6. Trent Oeltjen -. Peter O Brien -. Evan Frey - 6. Tony Campana - 7. Danny Dorn - 9 T-7. Brandon Allen - 9 T-7. Jake Elmore - 9 T-7. Taylor Harbin - 9 T-7. John Hester - 9. Collin Cowgill - 8 T-. Doug Deeds - 8 T-. Chris Owings - 8 Home Runs. Brandon Allen - 8. Mike Jacobs -. Peter O Brien -. Cole Gillespie - 8. Cody Ransom - 6. Nick Evans Jamie Romak Wily Mo Pena - 9. Danny Dorn -. Rusty Ryal -. Andy Marte - 9. Alfredo Marte - 8. Matt Davidson - 7 T-. John Hester - 7 RBI. Mike Jacobs -. Cole Gillespie -. Brandon Allen - 9. Peter O Brien - 9. Nick Evans - 6. Cody Ransom - 7. Taylor Harbin - 8. Mark Hallberg Ed Rogers -. Danny Dorn - T-. John Hester - T-. Jamie Romak -. Rusty Ryal Konrad Schmidt Tony Abreu - 9 T-. Alfredo Marte - 9 Total Bases. Cole Gillespie Mike Jacobs Brandon Allen Peter O Brien -. Nick Evans Mike Freeman - 7. Taylor Harbin Cody Ransom - 9. Danny Dorn -. Konrad Schmidt - T-. Mark Hallberg - 8 T-. John Hester - 8. Rusty Ryal - 8. Ed Rogers - 8. Alfredo Marte - 7 T-. Chris Owings - 7 Games (Pitchers). Joe Paterson -. Jason Urquidez -. Kevin Munson -. Evan Marshall - 7. Zach Kroenke Jose Marte Eury De La Rosa Charles Brewer Sam Demel Jordan Norberto - 6. Will Harris -. Jake Barrett -. Jess Todd - T-. Mike DeMark - T-. Jensen Lewis - Saves. Jake Barrett - 8. Jonathan Albaladejo -. Matt Stites - 6. Bobby Korecky - T-. Carlos Rosa - 6. Silvino Bracho - 7. Bryan Shaw - 8. Doug Slaten Chaz Roe - 7 T-9. Kaleb Fleck - 7 T-. Ryan Cook - 6 T-. Kam Mickolio - 6 T-. Jason Urquidez - 6 T-. Addison Reed - T-. Enrique Burgos - T-. Jess Todd - Holds. Joe Paterson -. Jason Urquidez - 7. Kevin Munson -. Sam Demel -. Evan Marshall Will Harris - 7. Kam Mickolio - 8. Jordan Norberto - 9. Jensen Lewis -. J.C. Ramirez - T-. Eury De La Rosa - T-. Dan Runzler - T-. Kaleb Fleck -. Doug Slaten - 9. Seth Simmons - 8 Strikeouts. Charles Brewer - 7. Zach Kroenke -. Mike Bolsinger - 8. Kevin Mulvey - 7. Barry Enright Jason Urquidez Tyler Skaggs - T-7. Cesar Valdez - 9. Matt Torra -. Kevin Munson - 9. Bryan Augustein -. Joe Paterson - 6. Billy Buckner - T-. Jose Marte -. Tony Barnette -

11 Season Summary TEAM HIGHS/LOWS MOST RUNS, INNING: Monday, June, Las Vegas - Page ACES INDIVIDUAL HIGHS/LOWS SINGLE-GAME HIGHS: 7 - (x, Last - th inning, 6/ vs. Salt Lake) MOST HITS: - players tied (Borenstein (x), Brito (x), O Brien) 6 - (x, Last - rd inning, Round Rock) MOST RUNS SCORED: - Mike Freeman (/ vs. Las Vegas) MOST RUNS, GAME: FEWEST RUNS, GAME: - (6/ vs. Salt Lake) 7 - (/ vs. Iowa) - (x, Last - Tacoma) - (x, Last - 6/ vs. Las Vegas) MOST DOUBLES: MOST TRIPLES: MOST HOME RUNS: MOST RBI: MOST WALKS (HITTER): MOST STEALS: - Peter O Brien (/ vs. Las Vegas) - players tied (Brito (x), Freeman (x), O Brien (x), Reinheimer (x), Borenstein (x), Bourgeois (x), Marzilli (x), Buschmann, Glaesmann, Gosewisch, Jamieson) - players tied (O Brien (x), Gosewisch, Rivero) - Kyle Jensen (6/7 vs. Salt Lake) - Mike Freeman (/ vs. Iowa) - Zach Borenstein (6/7 vs. Salt Lake) MOST HITS, GAME: MOST INNINGS, START: 8. - players tied (Bradley, Shipley) 7 - (x, Last - 6/ vs. Salt Lake) MOST INNINGS, RELIEF: 6. - Edgar Garcia (6/ vs. Las Vegas) 9 - (x, Last - / vs. Iowa) MOST STRIKEOUTS: - Archie Bradley Fresno) FEWEST HITS, GAME: MOST DOUBLES, GAME: - Round Rock) - (x, Last - Tacoma) 6 - (/ vs. Las Vegas) - Salt Lake) MOST WALKS (PITCHER): - players tied (Drabek (x), Buschmann, Godley) MOST HITS ALLOWED: - Edwin Escobar (/9 vs. Omaha) MOST ER ALLOWED: - Edwin Escobar (/9 vs. Omaha) LOW-HIT CG START: 8 - Tyler Wagner (/ vs. Albuquerque - Game - 7 innings) LONGEST HITTING STREAK: Mike Freeman - 7 games (/-) MOST TRIPLES, GAME: MOST HOME RUNS, GAME: - (6/ vs. Las Vegas) - (x, Last - / vs. Iowa) - (x, Last - 6/ vs. Salt Lake) - (/9 vs. Omaha) LONGEST ON-BASE STREAK: Mike Freeman - games (/9-6/9) LONGEST RBI STREAK (consecutive games with RBI): Peter O Brien - 9 games (/-6/7) LONGEST WINNING STREAK: Archie Bradley (c) - games MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME: - (/ vs. Iowa) LONGEST LOSING STREAK: Matt Buschmann - games - (6/ vs. Salt Lake) LONGEST SCORELESS INNINGS STREAK (no runs of any kind): MOST ERRORS, GAME: Braden Shipley -. (/-/6) - (x, Last - New Orleans) - (x, Last - New Orleans) MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (HITTING): - (x, Last - / vs. Fresno) - Fresno) MOST STRIKEOUTS, GAME (PITCHING): - Fresno) - (x, Last - / vs. Fresno) DEFENSE % G PO A E DP PB CATCHER S BOX (W-L based on starts) CS SB ATT PCT PB W-L Gosewisch Hayes Thomas.6 - MOST WALKS, GAME (HITTING): 6 - (6x, Last - 6/ vs. Salt Lake) - (/ vs. Iowa) TOTAL: OUTFIELD ASSISTS Sócrates, Brito (), Kyle Jensen (), Evan Marzilli (), Peter O Brien () MOST LEFT ON BASE, GAME: - (x, Last - Tacoma) LARGEST COMEBACK WIN: ETC. runs - x, Last - / vs. Las Vegas - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) MOST DOUBLE PLAYS TURNED, GAME: - (x, Last - 6/ vs. Las Vegas) - (x, Last - / vs. Omaha) LARGEST BLOWN LEAD (LOSS): runs - x, Last - 6/ vs. Las Vegas LONGEST GAME (INNINGS): - / vs. Albuquerque SHORTEST GAME (INNINGS): 7 - x, Last - / vs. Albuquerque (Game ) LONGEST GAME TIME (9 IP): :6-6/ vs. Salt Lake SHORTEST GAME TIME (9 IP): :7 - Fresno (franchise record) LARGEST HOME ATTENDANCE: LARGEST ROAD ATTENDANCE:,8-6/7 vs. Salt Lake,8 - Round Rock