TACOMA RAINIERS GAME DAY INFORMATION

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1 TACOMA RAINIERS GAME DAY INFORMATION CHENEY STADIUM 2502 S. TYLER ST. TACOMA, WA PH: (253) FAX: (253) Tuesday, June 24, at 6:05 P.M. Tacoma Rainiers (36-41) vs. Oklahoma City RedHawks (42-37) Game 78 (36-41) Cheney Stadium, Tacoma, WA RHP Taijuan Walker (1-1, 5.82) vs. RHP David Martinez (5-4, 4.36) Home Game 42 (19-22) ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The Rainiers earned a third consecutive walk-off win over the Oklahoma City after Xavier Nady s single in extra innings sealed a 9-8 victory on Monday night. With the score tied at eight, Nady lined a go-ahead single to left field that plated Xavier Avery with two outs in the bottom of the tenth inning. Earlier in the frame, Avery reached base on a force out, made it to second on a wild pitch and then advanced to third on a ground out hit by Justin Smoak. Tacoma s heroics in the tenth inning were made possible after the club posted a fourrun rally in the bottom of the eighth. The Rainiers trailed 8-4 before Michael Saunders belted a bases-loaded double that cleared the way for three runs to score. Corey Hart drove in Michael Saunders with a game-tying triple one batter later. Saunders went four-for-five with two doubles and three RBI. Infielder Chris Taylor turned in the Rainiers other three-hit night after going threefor-five with two runs scored. Reliever Brandon Maurer picked up the win after striking out four in 2.0 shutout innings beginning in the ninth. FREE BASEBALL: The Rainiers played the team s 11th extra-innings game of the season on Monday the most played by a Triple-A team in Four of the Rainiers last five games have gone to extras. Tacoma s six wins in games that go to extra frames also sit as the second-most tallied by a Triple-A club this season (Pawtucket, 8). NOT DIGGING THE LONG BALL: Rainiers pitchers surrendered six home runs in last night s win matching the most they have given up since August 6, 2013 against Iowa. Before last night, the Rainiers had given up just seven home runs over their last 14 games. On the other hand, the RedHawks are tied for giving up the fewest home runs in the PCL (54). CLOSE CALLS: Following their third-straight onerun win over the RedHawks on Monday, 12 of Tacoma s first 22 games this month have now been decided by one run, including seven of their last ten contests. The Rainiers have gone 7-5 in onerun affairs in June and own a overall record in games decided by that margin this season. SWEEPING OKC: With a win tonight, the Rainiers would record their first series sweep of the RedHawks in more than ten years. A win would also give the Rainiers their second sweep in their last three series. Last night s win sealed Tacoma s second series win against Oklahoma City since THEFT RATES: Catcher Humberto Quintero threw out both base-runners that attempted to run on him last night and now has thrown out 36 percent (11x30) of base-stealers trying to run. Jesus Sucre is second in all of Triple-A baseball, throwing out 50 percent of would-be base-stealers. As a team, the Rainiers also lead all of Triple-A baseball, throwing out 43 percent of runners attempting to steal. CALL ME, NADY: Xavier Nady s lone hit yesterday not only drove in the game-winning run, but it also extended his hitting streak to a season-high six games. In his last nine appearances, Nady his hitting.318 with three extra-base hits and five RBI. CYCLE FOR SAUDERS: Michael Saunders has now completed all four legs of the cycle in his first four games with Tacoma. The outfielder has hit safely in each game and is hitting.529 (9x17) with four extra-base hits and seven runs driven in. Saunders will be eligible to be activated from Seattle s disabled list on June 26. SHOWING HART: Corey Hart s triple drove in Michael Saunders last night to tie the game in the eighth inning. For Hart it was his first triple since August 14, REHABBING WITH THE RAINIERS: Outfielders Michael Saunders and Corey Hart and infielder Justin Smoak are all featured on Tacomas roster as part of Major League rehab assignments with the Rainiers. Hart was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained left hamstring on May 19, Smoak was placed on the 15-day DL with a strained left quad on June 10 and Saunders went the 15-day DL with right shoulder inflammation on June 11. GIFT OF GAB-RIEL: Gabriel Noriega collected a pair of hits and drove in a run last night to extend his hitting streak to five games (.364/8x22). Noriega has now hit safely in 12 of his last 13 games and sits second in the PCL in hitting (.340/71x209) in 56 games played. RAINIERS ON THE RADIO Every Rainiers game in 2014 can be heard live on KHHO 850 AM, with broadcaster Mike Curto calling the action. The Alaska Airlines Pre-Game Show begins 15 minutes prior to first pitch, and the Miller Lite Post-Game Show immediately follows the final out. RAINIERS VS. OKC 2013: (0-4) 2014: (3-0) All-Time: (69-67) 2014 RAINIERS AT A GLANCE Overall Record Home Road Day Night vs. LHP vs. RHP Current Streak... W3 Longest Winning Streak... W7 Longest Losing Streak...L5 Extra Innings Doubleheaders Shutouts Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Rainiers score first Rainiers score last Rainiers score 4+ runs Opponent scores 4+ runs Hit a home run No home runs Out-hit opponent Out-hit by opponent Hits even First Game of Homestand Last Game of Homestand First Game of Road Trip Last Game of Road Trip vs. American North vs. American South vs. Pacific North vs. Pacific South Come from behind wins...20 Last at-bat wins...7 Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After No errors One Error Two Errors Three+ Errors UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHERS DATE OPP. TIME (PT) RAINIERS PITCHER OPPOSING PITCHER Wednesday, June 25 OFF DAY NO GAME SCHEDULED Thursday, June 26 at ELP 6:05 P.M. RHP Matt Palmer (1-4, 4.76) vs. RHP Donn Roach (0-1, 3.57) Friday, June 27 at ELP 6:05 P.M. RHP Andrew Carraway (3-4, 4.52) vs. RHP Billy Buckner (4-3, 4.82) Saturday, June 28 at ELP 6:05 P.M. RHP Jordan Pries (4-5, 2.65) vs. RHP Matt Wisler (4-4, 5.62)

2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER: TAIJUAN WALKER (1-1, 5.82) HEIGHT: 6-4 WEIGHT: 220 BORN: in Shreveport, LA BATS: Right THROWS: Right RESIDES: Yucaipa, CA ACQUIRED: Selected by Seattle in the spplemental first round (43rd overall) of the 2010 draft. TAIJUAN WALKER BY THE NUMBERS W-L ERA G GS CG ShO S IP H R ER HR BB SO 2013: Jackson (AA) Tacoma (AAA) SEATTLE : High Desert (A) Jackson (AA) Tacoma (AAA) HOME ROAD DAY NIGHT PRE-ASB POST-ASB vs. LHH vs. RHH TAIJUAN WALKER VS. OKC G GS W-L IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2014: CAREER: SEASON HIGHS: IP: 6.2, vs. Nashville H: 7, 6/19 vs. Colorado Springs R: 7, 6/19 vs. Colorado Springs ER: 6, 6/19 vs. Colorado Springs HR: 2, three times, last, 6/19 vs. Colorado Springs BB: 4, 6/8 at El Paso SO: 10, 4/9 vs. Mississippi LAST CG: June 13, 2011 vs. Great Lakes (9.0,2,2,2,1,7,1 HR) LAST ShO: NONE 2014: Reinstated from Seattle s 15-day disabled list and optioned to Tacoma on June 10. Placed on rehab with Tacoma again on May 28...made three rehab starts for the Rainiers, May 28-June 9 (0-1, 6.30/7ERx10.0IP). Scheduled to make a rehab appearance with Tacoma on April 15, but was scratched due to shoulder tightness. Appeared in one rehab game with Double-A Jackson on April 9 vs. Mississippi... struck out 10 over 5.0 shutout innings on the way to collecting a win. Made first rehab start on April 4 with Class-A Advanced High Desert...surrendered two runs - one earned - on four hits and struck out seven over 4.1 innings against Inland Empire. Started the season on Seattle s 15-day disabled list with a right shoulder impingement on March 29 (retroactive to March 21). 2013: Made the first three MLB starts of his career after dividing time between 14 starts with Double-A Jackson and 11 starts with the Rainiers. Debut in the Majors on Aug. 30 at Houston...limited the Astros to one unearned run on two hits in a victory...became the youngest Mariners starting pitcher to record a win in his MLB debut in franchise history. Selected as the Mariners Minor League Pitcher of the Year. Combined to go 9-10 with a 2.93 ERA (46ERx141.1IP) between Jackson and Tacoma. Among Mariners farmhands, ranked first in strikeouts and tied for second in wins. Pitched in the MLB All-Star Futures Game (1.0,0,0,0,1,0). Selected as a Southern League All-Star with the Generals, but did not pitch after recieiving a promotion to the Rainiers. Made his Triple-A debut on June 25 vs. Fresno...at 20 years old, was the youngest player in the Pacific Coast League and second-yougest in Triple-A...youngest starting pitcher to debut with the Rainiers since a 19-year-old Feli Hernandez in Earned PCL Pitcher of the Week honors for Aug PERSONAL: Taijuan Emmanuel Walker. Graduated from Yucaipa (CA) H.S. in June of Lettered in both basketball and football in high school. TAIJUAN WALKER S 2014 STARTS w/ TACOMA (AAA) DATE OPP RESULT W-L G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA PC-K 5/28 vs. SLC L, 3-5 L MAY TOTALS /3 at ELP W, 13-4 ND /9 at MEM W, 3-2 (12) ND /14 at NVL W, 2-1 W /18 vs. COL L, 7-8 ND JUNE TOTALS HOME TOTALS (2G): ROAD TOTALS (3G): w/ JACKSON (AA) DATE OPP RESULT W-L G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA PC-K 4/9 vs. MIS W, 4-2 W APRIL TOTALS HOME TOTALS (1G): ROAD TOTALS (0G): w/ HIGH DESERT (A) DATE OPP RESULT W-L G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR ERA PC-K 4/4 vs. IE W, 5-4 ND APRIL TOTALS HOME TOTALS (1G): ROAD TOTALS (0G): RAINIERS TEAM PITCHING W-L-S ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Starters Relievers April May June July August September RAINIERS CATCHER STATISTICS CATCHER GS SB CS CS% PB E ERA Pina % (17ERx31.2IP) Quintero % (148ERx309.1IP) Sucre % (180ERx345.1IP) TOTAL % (345ERx674.1IP) RAINIERS STARTING PITCHERS TEAM RUN PITCHER GS RECORD LAST START RESULT SUPPORT QS Beavan /9 vs. ELP W, 4-3 (10) Carraway /21 vs. OKC W, 4-3 (11) Fernandez /28 at SAC L, 1-2 (10) Gillheeney /23 vs. OKC W, 9-8 (10) Hill /4 vs. ABQ L, 3-6 (7) Iwakuma /27 at LVG W, Maurer /14 at ABQ W, Miner /8 at REN L, Palmer /20 vs. COL L, Paxton /24 vs. ELP W, Pries /22 vs. OKC W, 4-3 (10) Ramirez /29 vs. SLK W, Rogers /4 vs. LVG L, Ruffin /6 vs. ABQ (2) W, Snow /15 at NVL W, Walker /19 vs. COL L, 7-8 (14) 5.4 1

3 BULLPEN NOTES 2014 RAINIERS RELIEF RUNDOWN Last Win Last Save Last Loss SV/OPP 1st BF/RET RI/Scored 27 - Bawcom 6/9/14 at MEM 5/17/14 at SAC 6/11/14 at MEM 6/8 (.750) 24/14 (.583) 6/5 (.833) 54 - Coffey 6/21/14 vs. OKC 6/18/14 vs. COL 7/20/11 at HOU 1/1 (1.000) 10/8 (.800) 1/0 (.000) 16 - Kensing 4/12/14 at ABQ 4/30/14 at SAC 8/21/13 vs. SAC 2/4 (.500) 27/15 ( /4 (.267) 41 - Kohlscheen 4/13/14 vs. MIS 6/13/14 vs. JAX 5/9/14 at HVL 0/0 (.000) 3/3 (1.000) 2/0 (.000) 24 - Luetge 6/22/14 vs. OKC 5/24/14 vs. SAC 9/23/13 vs. KC 2/2 (1.000) 20/12 (.600) 7/2 (.286) 37 - Maurer 6/23/14 vs. OKC 6/15/14 at NVL 9/11/13 vs. HOU 3/3 (1.000) 10/5 (.500) 0/0 (.000) 46 - Pryor 6/17/14 vs. COL 4/15/14 vs. SLK 5/22/14 vs. REN 1/2 (.500) 16/9 (.563) 6/2 (.333) 18 - Ruffin 6/15/14 at NVL 5/19/14 vs. REN 5/1/14 at SAC 1/1 (1.000) 12/8 (.666) 1/0 (.000) 31 - Smith 8/25/13 vs. CHA 6/6/14 vs. ABQ 5/31/14 at ELP 4/6 (.667) 19/9 (.474) 4/2 (.500) SEASON TOTALS 21/34 (.618) 210/135 (.643) 100/36 (.360) BASE STEALING (PITCHERS) PITCHER SB CS ATT CS% Bawcom % Carraway % Gillheeney % Kensing % Luetge % Palmer % Pries % Rapada % Ruffin % Smith % Snow % Walker % SEASON TOTALS % 54 - TODD COFFEY SV 0.96 LAST WIN: 6/21/14 vs. OKC LAST LOSS: 7/20/11 at HOU LAST SAVE: 6/18/14 vs. COL LAST BLOWN SAVE: 6/17/11 vs. BAL 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 1.0 IP, 9x, last, 6/21 vs. OKC Signed by Seattle as a Minor League free agent on May 20. Did not pitch in 2013 while recovering from Tommy John surgery...last pitched in 2012 for Los Angeles (NL), going 1-0 with a 4.66 ERA (10ERx19.1IP) in 23 appearances. Made his Major League debut on April 19, 2005 while pitching for Cincinnati...pitched a career high 83.2 innings in 2009 with Milwaukee, with a 2.90 ERA (27ERx83.2) LOGAN KENSING, RHP SV 1.66 LAST WIN: 4/12 at ABQ LAST LOSS: 8/21/13 vs. SAC LAST SAVE: 4/30 at SAC LAST BLOWN SAVE: 5/10 at LVG 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 3.0 IP, 6/11 at MEM Appeared in 4 MLB Spring Training games with the Mariners...went 1-0 and did not allow a run and struck out 7 through 7.0 innings. Divided his 2013 campaign between 44 games at Colorado Springs and 1 appearance in the Majors with Colorado (June 19)...first MLB appearance since Oct. 4, Signed by Seattle as a minor league free agent on Jan originally drafted by Florida in the second round of the 2003 draft out of Texas A&M University STEPHEN KOHLSCHEEN, RHP SV 0.00 LAST WIN: 4/13 vs. MIS LAST LOSS: 5/9 at HVL LAST SAVE: 6/13 vs. JAX LAST BLOWN SAVE: 4/3 at CHA 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 2.0, 2x, last, 6/21 vs. OKC Transferred to Tacoma from Double-A Jackson on June 14...went 1-1 with 6 saves and a 2.25 ERA (8ERx32.0IP) in 23 appearances with the Generals...ranked second in the Southern League with a 1.13 walks/nine innings pitched ratio (4 BB, 32.0 IP). Did not allow a run to score in 17 of 23 games with Jackson, including 7 consecutive appearances May 18-June 3...fanned a season-high 5 batters in 3.0 innings on April 21 vs. Charlotte (3.0,3,0,0,0,5,0). Selected by Seattle in the 45th round of the 2010 draft out of Auburn University...originally drafted by Philadelphia in the 30th round of the 2009 draft but not sign LUCAS LUETGE, LHP SV 3.38 LAST WIN: 6/22/14 vs. OKC LAST LOSS: 9/23/13 vs. KC LAST SAVE: 5/24 vs. ELP LAST BLOWN SAVE: 4/18/13 vs. FRN 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 3.0 IP, 6/5 vs. ABQ Started the season with Tacoma...recalled to Seattle on April 9...optioned back to the Rainiers on April 15...recalled to Seattle again on April 25...appeared in 3 games, giving up 3 runs in 2.1 IP. Divided the 2013 season between 3 stints with the Mariners and 2 stints at Tacoma...held opponents scoreless in 15 of 22 games with the Rainiers. Selected by Seattle in the Major League phase of the Rule 5 Draft...originally selected by Milwaukee in the 21st round of the 2008 draft BRANDON MAURER, RHP SV 2.79 LAST WIN: 6/23/14 vs. OKC LAST LOSS: 9/11/13 vs. HOU LAST SAVE: 6/15/14 at NVL LAST BLOWN SAVE: 7/14/11 vs. LAN 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 3.1 IP, 4/10 vs. ELP Recalled to Seattle on April 20 and went 1-4, with a 7.71 ERA (27ERx32.1IP) in seven starts...optioned to Tacoma on June 1...struck out a season-high nine batters in 3.1 innings of relief work, April 10 vs. El Paso (3.1,2,1,0,1,9). Divided 2013 season between Seattle and Tacoma...made Mariners Opening Day rotation without having pitched at Triple-A...first Mariners pitcher to accomplish feat since With the Mariners, split time between the bullpen (8 G) and rotation (14 GS)...went 3-8 with a 6.20 ERA (48ERx69.2IP) as a starter...went 2-0 with a 6.64 ERA (15ER20.1IP) in relief STEPHEN PRYOR, RHP SV 4.58 LAST WIN: 6/17/14 vs. COL LAST LOSS: 5/22/14 vs. REN LAST SAVE: 7/21/13 vs. COL LAST BLOWN SAVE: 5/22/14 vs. REN 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 3.0 IP, 5/7 at REN Began 2014 on the DL... made 4 rehab appearances with Double-A Jackson, giving up 6 earned runs in 3.1 IP...reinstated from the DL and optioned to Tacoma on 4/16... placed on Tacoma s DL on May 29...reinstated on June 11. Opened 2013 season with Seattle... placed on the DL on April 15 after suffering tear in his right latissimus dorsi... Had surgery to repair his latissimus dorsi on August 9. Selected by Seattle in the fifth round of the 2010 draft from Tenn. Tech University... Orginally drafted by Texas in the 42nd round of the 2008 draft, but opted not to sign CHANCE RUFFIN, RHP SV 5.53 LAST WIN: 6/15/14 vs. NVL LAST LOSS: 5/1/14 at SAC LAST SAVE: 5/19/14 vs. REN LAST BLOWN SAVE: 9/20/13 at LAA 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 4.1 IP, 5/13 at LVG Began 2014 campaign in the Rainiers rotation...started six games (0-3, 8.64 ERA) before shifting to the bullpen on May 13. Split a full season in the minors with Tacoma and Double-A Jackson before appearing in nine with the Mariners in September...designated for assignment on December 18, 2013 and optioned to the Rainiers. Acquired by Seattle from Detroit along with Casper Wells (of), Francisco Martinez (of) and Charlie Furbush (lhp) in exchange for Doug Fister (rhp) and David Pauley (rhp) on July 30, originally selected by the Tigers in the supplemental first round of the 2010 draft CARSON SMITH, RHP SV 4.50 LAST WIN: 8/25/13 vs. CHA LAST LOSS: 5/31 at ELP LAST SAVE: 6/6/14 vs. ABQ LAST BLOWN SAVE: 5/31 at ELP 14 LONG RELIEF OUTING: 2.0 IP, 6/19 vs. COL Placed on the disabled list on April 27 (finger)...reinstated on May 17...placed on DL on June 9...reinstated June 16. Named Mariners 2013 Minor League Relief Pitcher of the Year after going 1-3 with 15 saves and a 1.80 ERA (10ERx50.0IP) in 44 appearances with Double-A Jackson. Limited hitters to a.183 average (33x180)...held right-handed hitters to a.158 batting average (19x120). Selected by the Mariners in the eighth round of the 2011 draft out of Texas State University.

4 2014 BATTING NOTES 8 - ABRAHAM ALMONTE, OF.237 AVG 3 HR 15 RBI.296 OBP.318 SLG vs. RHP:.235, 2 HR YESTERDAY: 1-4, R HOMESTAND: 5-26, 3 R, RBI CURRENT STREAK: 1 G, 6/23 - (1-4, R) vs. LHP:.244, 1 HR vs. OKC: 1-9, R SERIES: 1-4, R LONGEST STREAK: 6 G, 6/8-6/13 (10-30, 4 R, 2 HR, 4 RBI) Optioned to Tacoma by Seattle, May 4...hit.198 (21x106), with 10 R, 5 2B, and 8 RBI, in 27 games with Seattle...hit safely in 5 straight games (7x23) with Mariners, April Divided 2013 between Double-A Jackson, Tacoma, and Seattle...Combined to hit.300 (132x440) with 23 2B, 6 3B, 15 HR, 68 RBI in 123 games in Named Rainiers Most Valuable Hitter after batting.314 (106x338) with 17 2B, 5 3B, 11 HR, 50 RBI, 63 R, 20 SB through 94 games with Tacoma... Lead team in triples and stolen bases. Originally signed by New York (AL) as a non-drafted free agent on July 2, traded to the Mariners from New York (AL) for Shawn Kelley on February 13, XAVIER AVERY, OF.271 AVG 2 HR 24 RBI.344 OBP.350 SLG vs. RHP:.292, 2 HR YESTERDAY: 0-1, R HOMESTAND: 0-3, 2 R CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.158, 0 HR vs. OKC: 0-3, 2 R SERIES: 0-3, 2 R LONGEST STREAK: 7 G, 4/7-4/14 (9-31, 3 R, 3 RBI) Designated for assignment by the Mariners on March 28 after pitchers Roenis Elias and Joe Beimel were added to Seattle s 40-man roster...outrighted to Tacoma on April 2. Traded to the Mariners from Baltimore on Aug. 30, 2013 in exchange for outfielder Mike Morse...made his Rainiers debut on Aug. 31 and appeared in 4 games at Tacoma...collected a season-high five hits on Sept. 1 vs. Sacramento (5x5, 3 R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI). Originally drafted by the Orioles in the second round of the 2008 draft...made his MLB debut with Baltimore on May 13, 2012 vs. Tampa Bay JABARI BLASH.210 AVG 12 HR 37 RBI.312 OBP.481 SLG vs. RHP:.209, 10 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: 0-14 CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.214, 2 HR vs. OKC: 0-2 SERIES: 0-2 LONGEST STREAK: 10 G, 6/6-6/15(14-36, 7 R, 3 2B, 4 HR, 12 RBI) Promoted to Tacoma from Double-A Jackson on April...at the time of promotion to the Rainiers, led the Southern League in walks (22) and runs scored (19), and tied for the league lead in home runs (5). Split the 2013 season between Double-A Jackson and Class-A Advanced High Desert...combined to bat.271 (103x380) over 109 games with the Mavericks and Generals. Selected by the Mariners in the eighth round of the 2010 draft from Miami Dade (FL) Comminty College. 4 - LEURY BONILLA, INF.241 AVG 1 HR 14 RBI.300 OBP.350 SLG vs. RHP:.255, 1 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: 1-5 CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.185, 0 HR vs. OKC: 0-4 SERIES: 0-4 LONGEST STREAK: 4 G, 2x, last, 5/19 - (7-13, 3 R, 4 2B, 4 RBI) Opened the season on the Tacoma s 7-day disabled list...reinstated on April 10. Divided his 2013 campaign between stints with Double-A Jackson and Tacoma...combined to bat.246 (56x228) with 27 runs, 8 XBH and 18 RBI through 75 games. Appeared on defense at six different positions, including every infield spot. Originally signed by Seattle as a non-drafted international free agent on Nov. 1, re-signed as a minor league free agent on January JI-MAN CHOI, INF.348 AVG 1 HR 5 RBI.483 OBP.457 SLG vs. RHP:.350, 1 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: 1-5 CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.333, 0 HR vs. OKC: 1-2 SERIES: 1-2 LONGEST STREAK: 6 G, 4/11-4/16 (10-24, 5 R, 2B, HR, 4 RBI) Started the season on the Rainiers Opening Day roster...placed on the restricted list after incurring a 50-game suspension for testing positive for a banned substance Reinstated from the restricted list on June 9 and transferred to Double-A Jackson...batted.273 (3x11) with 1 home run and five RBI in 4 games with the Generals... transferred back to Tacoma on June 14. Signed by Seattle as a non-drafted international free agent on May 19, NICK FRANKLIN, INF.293 AVG 9 HR 32 RBI.395 OBP.489 SLG vs. RHP:.302, 9 HR YESTERDAY: 2-5, R, HR, RBI HOMESTAND: 6-29, 2 R, 2 HR, 4 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 4 G, 6/20 - (6-20, 2 R, 2 HR, 4 RBI) vs. LHP:.257, 0 HR vs. OKC: 5-15, R, HR, RBI SERIES: 5-15, R, HR, RBI LONGEST STREAK: 7 G, 4/11-4/27 (11-28, 6 R, 5 2B, HR, 6 RBI) In his third stint with Tacoma this season...recalled to Seattle twice (April 16 and May 20), hitting.128 (6x47) in 17 games...optioned to Tacoma twice (April 24 and June 3). Enters third season at Tacoma since making his Triple-A debut in started 2013 with the Rainiers prior to a promotion to the Mariners on May 27...made MLB debut on May 28 at San Diego as a defensive replacement at second base...record first MLB hit on May 29 at San Diego after hitting a single off Eric Stults. Among American League rookies, ranked 2nd in RBI (45), T-2nd in 2B (20) and XBH (33), 4th in HR (12), fifth in games (102), 7th in runs (38), 8th in hits (83). Drafted by the Mariners as the 27th overall pick in the first round of the 2009 draft COREY HART, INF.385 AVG 0 HR 0 RBI.395 OBP.615 SLG vs. RHP:.429, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 2-5, 3B, RBI HOMESTAND: 5-13, 3B, RBI CURRENT STREAK: 3 G, 6/21 - (5-13, 3B, RBI) vs. LHP:.333, 0 HR vs. OKC: 5-13, 3B, RBI SERIES: 5-13, 3B, RBI LONGEST STREAK: 3 G, 6/21 - (5-13, 3B, RBI) Appeared in 37 games with Seattle in hit.209 (29x139) with 5 HR, 17 RBI...placed on the disabled list on May 19 (strained left hamstring). Did not appear in a Major League game after having a pair of knee surgeries. Signed by Seattle as a free agent on December 13, originally selected by Milwaukee in the 11th round of the 2000 draft TY KELLY, INF.267 AVG 10 HR 44 RBI.396 OBP.446 SLG vs. RHP:.262, 9 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: 6-18, 3 R, HR, 6 RBI CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.289, 1 HR vs. OKC: 0-1, R SERIES: 0-1, R LONGEST STREAK: 6 G, 2x, last, 6/8-6/13 (7-21, 8 R, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI) Hit two home runs at Sacramento on April 29...second career two-home run game...first since July 15, 2012 with Frederick (A) against Carolina. Enters second consecutive season in Tacoma...traded to the Mariners organization from Baltimore in exchange for Eric Thames (of) on June 30, Reached base safely in 50 of 53 games featuring an at-bat with the Rainiers...tied a PCL record after recording 5 walks on Aug. 16, 2013 vs. Col. Springs. Originally selected by the Orioles in the 13th round of the 2009 draft...played two seasons at University of California, Davis from

5 2014 BATTING NOTES (CONTINUED) 15 - XAVIER NADY, OF.233 AVG 1 HR 7 RBI.295 OBP.302 SLG vs. RHP:.254, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 1-6 HOMESTAND: 9-30, 2 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 6 G, 6/18 - (9-30, 2 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI) vs. LHP:.174, 1 HR vs. OKC: 3-16 SERIES: 3-16 LONGEST STREAK: 5 G, 6/18 - (9-30, 2 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI) Signed by Seattle as a minor league free agent on May 28...transferred to Tacoma on May 31. Started the season with San Diego...batted.135 (5x37) with three home runs and four RBI with the Padres...granted free agency on May 11. Orignally drafted by San Diego in the second round of the 2000 draft out of the University of California, Berkeley...appeared in 961 Major League games in 12 seasons with the Padres, Pirates, Yankees, Diamondbacks, Mets, Giants, Cubs and Nationals GABRIEL NORIEGA.340 AVG 1 HR 19 RBI.385 OBP.431 SLG vs. RHP:.346, 1 HR YESTERDAY: 2-5, 2B, RBI HOMESTAND: 8-28, R, 2B, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 5 G, 6/18 - (8-22, R, 2B, 2 RBI) vs. LHP:.300, 0 HR vs. OKC: 4-9, 2B, 2 RBI SERIES: 4-9, 2B, 2 RBI LONGEST STREAK: 8 G, 2X, last, 6/8-6/16 (13-36, 3 R, 2B, 2 RBI) Appeared in 7 games in Double-A Jackson, hitting.182 (4x22), with 4 runs, before being promoted to Tacoma on April recorded a season-high eight-game hitting streak from April (.464/13x28, 5 R, 4 2B). Appeared in 104 games in Double-Jackson in made appearances in at shortstop (68GS), second base (32 GS), and third base (4 GS). Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Mariners on July 2, HUMBERTO QUINTERO, C.284 AVG 2 HR 19 RBI.315 OBP.396 SLG vs. RHP:.286, 1 HR YESTERDAY: 1-5, R HOMESTAND: 3-14, 2 R, HR, 3 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 1 G, 6/23 - (1-5, R) vs. LHP:.273, 0 HR vs. OKC: 3-10, 2 R, HR, 3 RBI SERIES: 3-10, 2 R, HR, 3 RBI LONGEST STREAK: 5 G, 2x, last, 6/6-6/18 (7-20, 4 R, HR, 4 RBI) Placed on the disabled list on April 15 (left hamstring)...reinstated on April 29. Enters his second season in the Mariners organization and first with the Rainiers...signed by Seattle as a free agent on July 26 of last season and appeared in 22 games with the Mariners...re-signed this year as an MiLB free agent on Jan. 6. Compiled more than 7 years of Major League service time with San Diego, Houston, Kansas City, Philadelphia and Seattle. Originally signed by Chicago (AL) as a non-drafted international free agent in MICHAEL SAUNDERS, OF.529 AVG 1 HR 7 RBI.556 OBP.941 SLG vs. RHP:.556, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 4-5, 2 R, 2 2B, 3 RBI HOMESTAND: 9-17, 5 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 4 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 4 G, 6/20 - (9-17, 5 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 4 RBI) vs. LHP:.500, 1 HR vs. OKC: 6-13, 4 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 5 RBI SERIES: 6-13, 4 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 5 RBI LONGEST STREAK: 4 G, 6/20 - (9-17, 5 R, 2 2B, 3B, HR, 4 RBI) Appeared in 52 games with Seattle, hitting.265 (39x147), with 25 R, 6 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR...placed on the DL on June 11 (right shoulder). Led Seattle for second straight season in stolen bases (13) in appeared in 132 games (109 GS) played all three OF positions, (CF-78 G, RF-34 G, LF-24 G). Selected by Seattle in the 11th round of the 2004 draft JUSTIN SMOAK, INF.217 AVG 1 HR 3 RBI.296 OBP.391 SLG vs. RHP:.143, 0 HR YESTERDAY: 1-5, R, HR, 2 RBI HOMESTAND: 5-23, 2 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: 3 G, 6/21 - (4-11, R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI) vs. LHP:.333, 1 HR vs. OKC: 4-11, R, HR, 2B, 3 RBI SERIES: 4-11, R, HR, 2B, 3 RBI LONGEST STREAK: 3 G, 6/21 - (4-11, R, 2B, HR, 3 RBI) Started the season on the Mariners Opening Day roster...hit.208 (45x216) with 7 home runs and 29 RBI in 63 games...placed on DL on June 10 (strained left quad). Split 2013 with Seattle (131 G) and Tacoma (5 G)...hit a career-high 20 home runs...led Seattle with 30 two-out RBI...hit 17 of 20 home runs after returning from DL on June 18. Acquired by trade with Texas with Blake Beavan, Josh Lueke and Matt Lawson in exchange for Cliff Lee and Mark Lowe on July 9, JESUS SUCRE, C.255 AVG 2 HR 16 RBI.273 OBP.336 SLG vs. RHP:.250, 1 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: 5-17, 3 R, 2, 2B, HR, 2 RBI CURRENT STREAK: vs. LHP:.286, 1 HR vs. OKC: 0-4 SERIES: 0-4 LONGEST STREAK: 6 G, 2x, last, 5/28-6/11 (10-11, R, 3B, 3 RBI) Marks second season with the Rainiers...started his 2013 campaign at Tacoma prior to a promotion to the Mariners on May 24...made his MLB debut that night vs. Texas...appeared in 8 games with the Mariners before injuring wrist on June 4...optioned back to Tacoma on Aug. 16 and ended the season with the Rainiers. Originally signed by Atlanta as a non-drafted free agent on May 20, released by the Braves in 2011 and signed with Seattle. 3 - CHRIS TAYLOR, INF.328 AVG 4 HR 25 RBI.396 OBP.535 SLG vs. RHP:.338, 4 HR YESTERDAY: 3-5, 2 R. 2B HOMESTAND: 7-28, 7 R, 2B, HR, RBI CURRENT STREAK: 3 G, 6/21 - (5-12, 5 R, 2B) vs. LHP:.289, 0 HR vs. OKC: 5-12, 5 R, 2B SERIES: 5-12, 5 R, 2B LONGEST STREAK: 9 G, 5/5-6/11 (16-38, 11 R, 3 2B, 3B, 5 RBI) Placed on the disabled list on May 15 with a fracture in the base of his pinkie finger...reinstated from DL on June 10. Enters third professional season ranked by Baseball America as the No. 9 prospect in the Mariners farm system. Named the 2013 Mariners Minor League Player of the Year...led all Mariners farmhands in runs (108) and hits (165) and finished second in stolen bases (38). Appeared in 67 games at High Desert...promoted to Double-A Jackson on June 19 and ended the season with the Generals. Selected by Seattle in the fifth round of the 2012 draft out of the University of Virginia...reached the College World Series with the Cavaliers in NATE TENBRINK, INF.250 AVG 0 HR 2 RBI.250 OBP.000 SLG vs. RHP:.250, 0 HR YESTERDAY: HOMESTAND: CURRENT STREAK: 1 G, 4/4 - (1-4, R, 2B, 2 RBI) vs. LHP:.000, 0 HR vs. OKC: SERIES: LONGEST STREAK: 1 G, 4/4 - (1-4, R, 2B, 2 RBI) Placed on the disabled list on April 8 (back). Played in 124 games with the Rainiers last season - his first at Triple-A...appeared on defense at 7 different positions (1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF). Presented 2013 Rainiers Community Service Award at the conclusion of the season after donating more than 20 hours of volunteer service at South Sound non-profits. Selected by the Mariners in the seventh round of the 2008 draft out of Kansas State University.

6 RAINIERS HITTER NOTES RAINIERS SCORE BY INNING X Total Rainiers Opponents RAINIERS MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Total Almonte Avery Blash Bonilla Chavez Choi Franklin Gillespie Hart Hebert Jones Kelly Montero Morban Morrison Nady Noriega Quintero Saunders Smoak Sucre Taylor RAINIERS MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Total Almonte Avery Blash Bonilla Chavez Franklin Gillespie Jones Kelly Montero Morrison Nady Noriega Quintero Saunders Smoak Sucre Taylor Tenbrink RAINIERS MULTI-RUN GAMES Player Total Almonte Avery Blash Bonilla Chavez Choi Franklin Gillespie Jones Kelly Montero Morrison Nady Noriega Quintero Saunders Sucre Taylor RAINIERS HOME RUNS RAINIERS MULTI-STRIKEOUT GAMES Player Total Almonte Avery Blash Bonilla Brady Chavez Choi Franklin Gillespie Hebert Hart Jones Kelly Montero Morban Nady Noriega Quintero Smoak Sucre Taylor Rainiers record by home run: Rainiers home runs by position: C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH CURRENT RAINIERS 2014 HITTING STATISTICS WITH OTHER TEAMS HITTER TEAM AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS Almonte, Abraham SEATTLE Blash, Jabari Jackson (AA) Choi, Ji-Man Jackson (AA) Franklin, Nick SEATTLE Hart, Corey SEATTLE Nady, Xavier SAN DIEGO Noriega, Gabriel Jackson (AA) Saunders, Michael SEATTLE Smoak, Justin SEATTLE

7 RAINIERS MISCELLANEOUS 2014 RAINIERS HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM BATTING Most Runs, Game... 13, 6/3 at ELP Fewest Runs, Game... 0, twice, last, 6/5 vs. ABQ Most Runs, Inning...7, 4/16 vs. SLK Most Hits, Game... 18, 4/4 vs. ABQ (GM 1) Fewest Hits, Game...2, four times, last, 6/17 vs. COL Most Hits, Inning...8, 4/4 vs. ABQ (6th Inning, GM 1) Most Doubles, Game...7, 5/9 at REN Most Triples, Game... 2, three times, last, 5/12 at LVG Most Home Runs, Game...4, twice, last, 6/3 at ELP Most Consecutive Games, Homer G, 6/6 (GM 1) - 6/15 Most Consecutive Games, No Homer... 3 G, 5/16-18 Most Extra Base Hits, Game... 8, twice, last 6/23 vs. OKC Total Bases, Game... 30, twice, last, 6/23 vs. OKC Most Walks, Game... 10, 6/15 at NVL Fewest Walks, Game...0, three times, last, 6/6 vs. ABQ (GM 2) Most Strikeouts, Game... 18, 6/19 vs. COL Fewest Strikeouts, Game...3, five times, last, 6/11 at MEM Most Stolen Bases, Game...5, 5/8 at REN Most Left On Base, Game...14, twice, last, 6/9 at MEM INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most At-Bats, Game...7, Kelly, 6/19 vs. COL Most Runs, Game...3, 11 times, last, Kelly, 6/13 at NVL Most Hits, Game...5, Avery, 5/8 at REN Most Doubles, Game...3, Bonilla, 5/19 vs. REN Most Triples, Game...1, 15 times, last, Hart, 6/23 vs. OKC Most Home Runs, Game... 3, Blash, 6/3 at ELP Most RBI, Game... 7, Blash, 6/3 at ELP Most Walks, Game...3, six times, last, Almonte, 6/19 vs. COL Most Strikeouts, Game... 4, twice, last, Almonte, 6/22 vs. OKC Most Stolen Bases, Game...2, four times, last, Avery, 6/15 at NVL Longest Hitting Streak G, Montero, 4/12-4/27 TEAM PITCHING Fewest Runs, Game... 0, five times, last 6/16 at NVL Most Runs, Game...15, 5/8 at REN Most Runs, Inning...8, 5/11 at LVG (8th inning) Fewest Hits, Game... 2, 6/14 at NVL Most Hits, Game... 20, 5/31 at ELP Fewest Walks, Game... 0, twice, last, 5/28 vs. SLK Most Walks, Game... 9, 5/24 vs. ELP (GM2) Most Strikeouts, Game...16, 4/10 vs. ELP Most Doubles, Game...5, twice, last, 4/25 at LVG Most Triples, Game...1, ten times, last, 6/23 vs. OKC Most Home Runs, Game...6, 6/23 vs. OKC INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Longest Winning Streak... 3 G, Rapada, 4/13-20 Longest Losing Streak...3 G, twice, last, Pries, 5/27-6/7 Most Innings Pitched, Starter , Ramirez, 5/23 vs ELP Most Innings Pitched, Reliever...4.1, Ruffin, 5/13 at LVG Most Walks, Game... 5, three times, last, Palmer, 5/24 vs. ELP (GM2) Most Strikeouts, Game...9, Maurer, 4/10 vs. ELP Most Hit By Pitch, Game...2, three times, last, Ramirez, 4/24 at LVG Most Runs Allowed, Game... 8, Ruffin, 4/7 vs. ELP Most Hits Allowed, Game... 9, three times, last, Gillheeney, 6/23 vs. OKC TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Winning Streak... 7 G, 6/12-6/18 Longest Winning Streak, Home... 3 G, twice, last, 6/21 - Longest Winning Streak, Road... 5 G, 6/12 - Most Consecutive Losses... 5 G, twice, last, 5/24-28 Most Consecutive Losses, Home... 5 G, 5/24-28 Most Consecutive Losses, Road... 5 G, twice, last, 5/18-6/2 Longest Game, Time... 4:33, 6/19 vs. COL (14 Inn.); 3:59, 5/25 vs. ELP (9 Inn.) Shortest Game, Time... 1:54 (7 Inn.), 4/18 vs. SLK (GM 1); 2:14 (9 inn.), 2x, last 6/12 at MEM Longest Game, Innings Innings, 6/19 vs. COL Highest Attendance, Home... 6,859, 6/8 vs. ABQ Highest Attendance, Road...14,704, 5/17 at SAC Lowest Attendance, Home...1,599, 4/16 vs. SLK Lowest Attendance, Road...2,075, 5/11 at REN Double Plays Turned... 3, 5/2 vs. LVG Opponent Double Plays Turned...3, twice, last 6/1 at ELP Most Errors...4, twice, last, 5/12 at LVG Largest Margin of Victory...11 Runs, 5/19 vs. REN Largest Margin of Defeat... 8 Runs, 4/26 at LVG Biggest Comeback To Win... 5 runs, 4/12 at ABQ BIG INNINGS (5 runs or more) DATE OPP RUNS INNING RESULT April 1 vs. Albuquerque 6 6th W, 11-1 April 16 vs. Salt Lake 7 5th W, 10-8 May 2 vs. Las Vegas 5 8th W, 6-4 May 19 vs. Reno 6 5th W, 11-0 May 25 vs. El Paso 5 5th L, June 3 at El Paso 5 3rd W, 13-4 RAINIERS HOME RUNS BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Taylor, Jones 4/21 vs. SAC BACK-TO-BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS TWO-HOME RUN GAMES Taylor 4/21 vs. SAC Kelly 4/29 at SAC Blash 5/25 vs. ELP THREE-HOME RUN GAMES Blash 6/3 at ELP GRAND SLAMS BY RAINIERS Blash 5/25 vs. ELP FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS Avery 6/7 vs. ABQ Almonte 6/8 vs. ABQ R YARD HOME RUNS BY RAINIERS PLAYERS DATE INNING OPPONENET Taylor 6/18 6th vs. COL Quintero 6/21 7th vs. OKC Smoak 6/23 5th vs. OKC RAINIERS EJECTIONS PLAYER UMPIRE DATE OPP. INN. REASON Howell Ryan Blakney 5/2 LVG 8th Arguing play at HP Sucre Ryan Blakney 5/2 LVG 8th Arguing play at HP Franklin Ryan Blakney 5/5 LVG 7th Arguing play at 1B Quintero Jordan Ferrell 5/15 SAC 8th Balls and strikes Kelly Brian Reilly 5/22 REN 5th Balls and strikes Navarro Scott Mahoney 6/8 ABQ 8th Balls and strikes Avery Ryan Goodman 6/16 NVL 7th Instigating Howell, Jack Blake Davis 6/18 COL 1st Arguing pace of play Navarro Greg Stanzak 6/22 OKC 3rd Arguing a balk

8 INSIDE THE NUMBERS RAINIERS VS. THE PCL AMERICAN NORTH AMERICAN SOUTH PACIFIC NORTH PACIFIC SOUTH Home Road Total vs. Col. Springs vs. Iowa vs. Okla. City vs. Omaha TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Memphis vs. Nashville vs. New Orleans vs. Round Rock TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Fresno vs. Reno vs. Sacramento TOTAL Home Road Total vs. Albuquerque vs. El Paso vs. Las Vegas vs. Salt Lake TOTAL RAINIERS SITUATIONAL AFTER FIVE INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER SIX INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER SEVEN INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing AFTER EIGHT INNINGS Home Road Total Leading Tied Trailing BY MONTH Home Road Total April May June July August September BY DAY Home Road Total Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday BY SERIES Home Road Total Series (WIN-LOSS-SPLIT) First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series Fourth Game of Series Fifth Game of Series Sixth Game of Series MISCELLANEOUS Home Road Total vs. Left-Handed Starters vs. Right-Handed Starters Rainiers Score First Opponents Score First Inning Games or Shorter Inning Games Extra-Inning Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Run Games Shutouts First Half Record Second Half Record ERRORS Home Road Total Rainiers Opponent HOME RUNS Home Road Total Home Runs Solo Two-Run Home Runs Three-Run Home Runs Grand Slams LAST TIME IT HAPPENED... 5-Hit Game Xavier Avery, September 1, 2013 vs. Sacramento 6-Hit Game Carlos Peguero, July 26, 2013 at Reno 4 Doubles in a Game Mike Wilson, July 8, 2012 at Salt Lake 9-RBI Game A.J. Zapp, August 20, 2004 vs. Fresno 3-Home Run Game Jabari Blash, June 3, 2014 at El Paso 4-Home Run Game (Ties PCL Record) Randy Bass, June 9, 1977 at Phoenix Walk-Off Home Run Carlos Peguero, August 17, 2013 vs. Col. Springs (9th Inning) Pinch-Hit Home Run Luis Rodriguez, July 15, 2012 vs. Colorado Springs Home Run In First Tacoma At-Bat Dustin Ackley, July 15, 2010 at Reno Inside-The-Park Home Run Wladimir Balentien, April 28, 2008 vs. New Orleans Hit For The Cycle Carlos Triunfel, April 17, 2013 vs. Fresno Straight Steal of Home Charles Gipson, June 4, 2000 at Edmonton 4-Stolen Base Game Jermaine Clark, June 21, 2002 at Colorado Springs No-Hitter (And Perfect Game) John Halama, July 7, 2001 vs. Calgary One-Hitter Cesar Jimenez, June 28, 2006 at Las Vegas 14 Strikeouts in a Game Rich Dorman, August 29, 2006 vs. Salt Lake 25 Runs in a Game May 29, 2013 at Col. Springs 30 Hits in a Game May 29, 2013 at Col. Springs 10 Runs in an Inning June 28, 2006 at Las Vegas (3rd Inning) 3 Consecutive Home Runs June 13, 2013 (Peguero/Poythress/Tenbrink) at Las Vegas Triple Play 1995 (Pozo to Litton)

9 2014 TACOMA RAINIERS TRANSACTIONS NO. DATE ADD/DELETE POS PLAYER TRANSACTION 1. 4/4 DELETE RHP Dominic Leone Selected to Seattle. 2. 4/5 ADD RHP Jonathan Arias Transferred from Jackson (AA). 3. 4/8 DELETE LHP Anthony Fernandez Placed on the Temporarily Inactive List. 4. 4/8 DELETE INF Nate Tenbrink Placed on the Disabled List. 5. 4/9 DELETE LHP Lucas Luetge Recalled to Seattle. 6. 4/10 ADD RHP Andrew Carraway Reinstated from the Disabled List. 7. 4/10 ADD INF Leury Bonilla Reinstated from the Disabled List. 8. 4/11 ADD LHP Anthony Fernandez Reinstated from the Temporarily Inactive List. 9. 4/14 DELETE RHP Blake Beavan Recalled to Seattle /14 ADD LHP Lucas Luetge Optioned from Seattle /15 DELETE RHP Jonathan Arias Placed on the Disabled List /15 ADD RHP Ramon Ramirez Reinstated from the Disabled List /15 DELETE C Humberto Quintero Placed on the Disabled List /15 ADD C Manny Pina Transferred from Jackson (AA) /15 DELETE LHP Nick Hill Placed on the Disabled List /16 DELETE INF Nick Franklin Recalled to Seattle /16 ADD INF Gabriel Noriega Transferred to Jackson (AA) /16 DELETE OF James Jones Recalled to Seattle /16 ADD RHP Stephen Pryor Optioned from Seattle /17 ADD OF Julio Morban Transferred from Jackson (AA) /17 ADD OF Chantz Mack Transferred from Extended Spring Training /17 DELETE INF Ji-Man Choi Placed on the Suspended List /19 DELETE INF Jesus Montero Placed on the Temporarily Inactive List /19 DELETE RHP Chance Ruffin Placed on the Temporarily Inactive List /19 ADD RHP Jordan Pries Transferred from Jackson (AA) /19 ADD INF Luis Caballero Transferred from Extended Spring Training /20 DELETE RHP Brandon Maurer Recalled to Seattle /20 ADD OF James Jones Optioned from Seattle /21 DELETE INF Chantz Mack Transferred to Extended Spring Training /22 ADD RHP Chance Ruffin Reinstated from the Temporarily Inactive List /22 DELETE INF Luis Caballero Transferred to Extended Spring Training /22 ADD INF Jesus Montero Reinstated from the Temporarily Inactive List /24 DELETE OF Cole Gillespie Selected to Seattle /24 ADD INF Nick Franklin Optioned from Seattle /24 DELETE LHP James Gillheeney Transferred to Jackson (AA) 36. 4/24 ADD LHP Nick Hill Reinstated from Disabled List /25 DELETE LHP Lucas Luetge Recalled to Seattle /26 ADD RHP Jonthan Arias Reinstated from the Disabled List /27 DELETE RHP Carson Smith Placed on the Disabled List /27 ADD RHP Mark Rogers Reinstated from the Disabled List /28 DELETE RHP Ramon Ramirez Released from minor league contract /28 ADD RHP Erasmo Ramirez Transferred from High Desert (A) /29 DELETE C Manny Pina Transferred to Jackson (AA) /30 ADD C Humberto Quintero Reinstated from the Disabled List /30 DELETE OF Julio Morbon Transferred to Extended Spring Training /30 ADD OF Jabari Blash Transferred from Jackson (AA) /2 DELETE LHP Anthony Fernandez Placed on the Disabled List /2 ADD LHP Lucas Luetge Optioned from Seattle /4 DELETE OF James Jones Recalled to Seattle /4 ADD OF Abraham Almonte Optioned from Seattle /6 DELETE RHP Mark Rogers Released from minor league contract /6 ADD LHP James Gillheeney Transferred from Jackson (AA) /7 DELETE RHP Erasmo Ramirez Recalled to Seattle /8 ADD RHP Erasmo Ramirez Optioned from Seattle /11 DELETE RHP Jonathan Arias Released from minor league contract /11 ADD RHP Mike MacDougal Signed as a minor league free agent /13 DELETE LHP Nick Hill Transferred to Extended Spring Training /13 ADD RHP Matt Palmer Reinstated from the Disabled List /15 DELETE INF Chris Taylor Placed on the Disabled List /15 ADD INF Patrick Brady Transferred from Jackson (AA) /17 DELETE RHP Clay Rapada Placed on the Disabled List /17 ADD RHP Carson Smith Reinstated from the Disabled List /20 DELETE INF Nick Franklin Recalled to Seattle /25 ADD INF Brock Hebert Transferred from High Desert (A) /29 DELETE RHP Stephen Pryor Placed on the Disabled List /29 ADD RHP Todd Coffey Signed as a minor league free agent /30 DELETE OF Endy Chavez Selected to Seattle /31 ADD OF Xavier Nady Signed as a free agent, transferred to Tacoma /31 DELETE INF Brock Hebert Transferred to High Desert /1 ADD RHP Brand Maurer Optioned from Seattle /3 DELETE RHP Erasmo Ramirez Recalled to Seattle /3 ADD INF Nick Franklin Optioned from Seattle /8 DELETE RHP Zach Miner Released from minor league contract /8 ADD LHP Clay Rapada Reinstated from the Disabled List /9 DELETE RHP Carson Smith Placed on the Disabled List /10 DELETE RHP Mike MacDougal Released from minor league contract /10 DELETE INF Patrick Brady Transferred to High Desert /10 ADD RHP Taijuan Walker Optioned from Seattle /10 ADD INF Chris Taylor Reinstated from the Disabled List /11 ADD RHP Stephen Pryor Reinstated from the Disabled List /11 DELETE RHP Matt Palmer Placed on the Disabled List /12 DELETE INF Jesus Montero Recalled to Seattle /13 ADD RHP Forrest Snow Transferred from Jackson (AA) /14 DELETE RHP Logan Bawcom Placed on the Disabled List /14 ADD INF Ji-Man Choi Transferred from Jackson (AA) /14 ADD RHP Stephen Kohlscheen Transferred from Jackson (AA) /14 DELETE RHP Clay Rapada Released from minor league contract /16 ADD RHP Carson Smith Reinstated from the Disabled List /20 DELETE RHP Forrest Snow Transferred to Jackson (AA) /20 ADD RHP Matt Palmer Reinstated from the Disabled List.

10 2014 RAINIERS GAME-BY-GAME DATE G OPP W/L SCORE REC POS GB/A WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT HOME ATT 4/3 vs. ABQ POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON APRIL 4 4/4 1 vs. ABQ W st - Beavan (1-0) Fife (0-1) 2:10 DH 2 vs. ABQ L T-1st - Garcia (1-0) Hill (0-1) Demel (1) 2:35 5,133 5,133 4/5 vs. ABQ POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON JUNE 6 4/6 3 vs. ABQ L rd Lee (1-0) Fernandez (0-1) 3:03 3,189 8,322 4/7 4 vs. ELP L rd Kloess (1-0) Ruffin (0-1) 2:25 1,813 10,135 4/8 vs. ELP POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON MAY 24 4/9 5 vs. ELP W 4-3 (10) 2-3 T-1st - Bawcom (1-0) Reyes (1-1) 2:59 1,941 12,076 4/10 6 vs. ELP L T-2nd -1.0 Sipp (1-0) Gillheeney (0-1) Quackenbush (3) 3:14 2,107 14,183 4/11 L th -1.0 Moskos (1-0) Arias (0-1) 3:10 11,550 4/12 W T-3rd -1.0 Kensing (1-0) Dominguez (0-1) Smith (1) 3:30 7,297 4/13 W rd -1.5 Rapada (1-0) Hynes (0-1) 3:00 5,636 4/14 W T-2nd -1.0 Rapada (2-0) Edlefson (0-1) Bawcom (1) 3:40 6,168 4/15 11 vs. SLK W nd -1.0 Gillheeney (1-1) Martinez (0-3) Pryor (1) 3:07 2,437 16,620 4/16 12 vs. SLK W nd -1.0 Luetge (1-0) Morin (0-1) Smith (2) 3:04 1,599 18,219 4/17 vs. SLK POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON APRIL 18 4/18 13 vs. SLK W Carraway (1-0) Thomas (1-1) Bawcom (2) 1:54 DH 14 vs. SLK L nd -1.0 LeBlanc (1-1) Smith (0-1) Morin 2:30 4,973 23,192 4/19 vs. SAC POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON APRIL 20 4/20 15 vs. SAC W 1-0 (9) 9-6 Rapada (3-0) Nieve (0-1) 2:16 DH 16 vs. SAC L nd -1.0 Savery (3-0) Gillheeney (1-2) 2:47 2,422 25,614 4/21 17 vs. SAC W 8-5 (7) 10-7 T-1st - Fernandez (1-1) Neal (1-1) Luetge (1) 2:39 2,203 27,817 4/22 vs. SAC POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON JULY 26 4/23 OFF DAY 4/24 L T-1st - Montero (3-0) Carraway (1-1) 2:58 5,624 4/25 L nd -1.0 Syndergaard (3-2) Pries (0-1) Walters (6) 3:17 10,033 4/26 L nd -2.0 degrom (3-0) Ruffin (0-2) 3:08 7,788 4/27 W nd -1.0 Rogers (1-0) Verrett (1-2) Kensing (1) 3:32 6,003 4/28 L 1-2 (10) rd -2.0 McBryde (1-0) Bawcom (1-1) 2:50 5,003 4/29 W rd -1.5 Carraway (2-1) Hooker (0-3) 3:13 5,772 4/30 W T-1st - Pries (1-1 Lindblom (1-3) Kensing (2) 2:38 5,367 APRIL (13-11) BATTING:.308 (248x804), 24 HR PITCHING: 13-11, 8 SV, 4.69 ERA (105ERx201.2) 5/1 L nd -1.0 Leon (2-1) Ruffin (0-3) 2:57 5,710 5/2 26 vs. LVG W T-1st - Arias (1-1) Thornton (0-1) Bawcom (3) 3:06 5,739 33,556 5/3 vs. LVG POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON MAY 4 5/4 27 vs. LVG L 5-7 (7) Walters (2-1) Miner (0-1) Black (2) 2:50 5,156 38,712 DH POSTPONED DUE TO RAIN - RESCHEDULED AS PART OF A DOUBLEHEADER ON JULY 22 5/5 28 vs. LVG W st - Rapada (4-0) Walters (2-2) 3:19 1,680 40,392 5/6 W st +2.0 Pries (2-1) Brewer (2-5) 3:09 3,336 5/7 W st +2.5 Luetge (2-0) Harris (0-1) Bawcom (4) 2:50 3,149 5/8 L st +2.0 Eitel (3-0) Hill (0-2) De La Rosa (2) 3:58 3,420 5/9 L st +1.0 Wolf (5-1) Gillheeney (1-3) 3:40 4,520 5/10 W Pryor (1-0) Black (0-1) Bawcom (5) 3:52 5/11 L T-1st - Reid (1-0) Pries (2-2) 3:27 2,075 5/12 L rd -1.0 Carreno (1-0) Ramirez (0-1) 2:56 4,017 5/13 L 4-5 (10) rd -1.5 Walters (3-1) Bawcom (1-2) 2:59 9,686 5/14 OFF DAY 5/15 L 4-5 (11) rd -2.5 Flores (2-0) Rapada (4-1) 4:01 5,488 5/16 L T-3rd -3.5 Leon (3-1) Carraway (2-2) 2:55 8,531 5/17 W T-3rd -2.5 Pries (3-2) Neal (2-2) Bawcom (6) 2:55 14,704 5/18 L T-3rd -3.5 Walden (2-1) Ramirez (0-2) 2:32 11,140 5/19 41 vs. REN W T-3rd -3.5 Palmer (1-0) Schultz (2-4) Ruffin (1) 2:44 2,698 43,090 5/20 42 vs. REN L T-3rd -3.5 Spruilli (2-1) Gillheeney (1-4) 2:43 2,743 45,833 5/21 43 vs. REN L th -4.5 Bolsinger (3-0) Carraway (2-3) Stites (3) 2:56 5,452 51,285 5/22 44 vs. REN L th -5.5 Eitel (4-0) Pryor (1-1) Stites (4) 3:03 3,623 54,908 5/23 45 vs. ELP L th -6.5 Reyes (3-2) Ramirez (0-3) Kloess (1) 2:37 4,597 59,505 5/24 46 vs. ELP W 4-3 (7) th -6.0 Ruffin (1-3) Sexton (0-2) Luetge (2) 2:15 DH 47 vs. ELP L 8-2 (7) th -7.0 Nix (1-0) Palmer (1-1) 2:24 5,834 65,339 5/25 48 vs. ELP L th -8.0 O Grady (1-0) Miner (0-2) Ambriz (2) 3:59 5,032 70,371 5/26 49 vs. ELP L th -9.0 Wisler (1-3) Carraway (1-3) Ambriz (3) 2:14 3,538 73,909 5/27 50 vs. SLK L th Grube (3-2) Pries (3-3) 3:03 2,125 76,034 5/28 51 vs. SLK L th Chaffee (1-1) Walker (0-1) Rasmus (2) 3:02 3,098 79,132 5/29 52 vs. SLK W th Ramirez (1-3) Lerew (0-1) Smith (3) 2:40 2,909 82,041 5/30 53 vs. SLK L 4-3 (12) th Rasmus (2-1) Bawcom (1-3) Chaffee (1) 4:18 5,912 87,953 5/31 L th Ambriz (2-0) Smith (0-2) 3:31 9,266 MAY (9-21) BATTING:.271 (272x1005), 19 HR PITCHING: 9-21, 7 SV, 5.45 ERA (158ERx261.0IP) 6/1 L th Wisler (2-3) Pries (3-4) Boyer (6) 2:48 8,607 6/2 L th Despaigne (1-1) Gillheeney (1-5) Ambriz (4) 2:42 6,151 6/3 W th Ruffin (2-3) Sampson (2-5) 3:06 6,558 6/4 OFF DAY 6/5 58 vs. ABQ L th Demel (1-1) Palmer (1-2) 3:09 6,633 94,586 6/6 59 vs. ABQ W 5-3 (7) Coffey (1-0) Frias (3-4) Maurer (1) 2:17 DH 60 vs. ABQ W th Kensing (2-0) Smith (1-3) Smith (4) 2:12 6, ,760 6/7 61 vs. ABQ L th Patterson (3-5) Pries (3-5) 3:23 6, ,084 6/8 62 vs. ABQ L th Bennett (3-1) Gillheeney (1-6) Hynes (2) 3:27 6, ,943 6/9 W 3-2 (12) th Bawcom (2-3) Wyatt (0-2) Maurer (2) 3:39 3,095 6/10 L th Wyatt (1-2) Palmer (1-3) Fornataro (2) 2:41 4,351 6/11 L th Aardsma (2-0) Bawcom (2-4) 2:37 4,081 6/12 W th Pries (4-5) Gast (0-1) 2:14 7,261 6/13 W th Gillheeney (2-6) Jungmann (2-3) 3:10 7,353 6/14 W th Walker (1-1) Mills (4-2) Coffey (1) 2:48 8,287 6/15 W th -9.5 Ruffin (3-3) Leon (0-1) 3:08 4,297 6/16 W th -9.5 Carraway (3-4) Nelson (7-2) 3:06 3,411