His 154 appearances since 2016 rank tied for second in the majors with CLE Byan Shaw, behind only BOS Addison Reed s 157 appearances.

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1 2017 SEASON REVIEW San Diego Padres Communications Department 100 Park Blvd., San Diego, CA (619) All Padres game information, including Game Notes and rosters, is available at A LOOK BACK AT 2017: The Padres finished the 2017 season with a (.438) record and in fourth place in the National League West they posted a (.531) record at home and extended their streak of winning 127 consecutive games at home when leading entering the ninth inning, which dates back to July 2014 and is the longest active streak in the majors the Padres had 52 players appear in at least one game this season with an average age of 27 years and 44 days old, the second youngest average age among all MLB teams behind only the Cincinnati Reds (27 years and 26 days old). WHERE THERE S A WIL, THERE S A CYCLE: On April 11 at Colorado, Wil Myers hit a single, a double, a home run and a triple to account for the second cycle in team history in the club s 7,660th all-time game...it was also Myers first career cycle, as he had fallen a triple shy of the cycle on seven separate occasions in his career (ELIAS). Myers cycle was the 313th in Major League history, the first of the 2017 MLB season and the eighth by an opponent in Coors Field history...it was the 15th total cycle at Coors Field since the park opened in 1995 and the most recent since former Padre Matt Kemp on August 14, 2015 in the club s 7,444th all-time game. There were only three cycles in between Myers and Kemp s in all of MLB in between Kemp s and Myers cycles, there were 215 games played by the Friars and a Padre had fallen one hit shy of a cycle on 23 occasions, including 22 times missing the triple...in all, prior to Myers cycle, a Padre has fallen one hit shy of a cycle 384 times, including 280 times missing the triple (ELIAS). Myers fourth hit was a triple, finishing 4-for-4 at the dish with two RBI and two runs scored... the four hits also tied a career high (4x, most recently: July 5, 2016 at ARI). THE LONG BALL: A season after hitting a franchise-best 177 home runs in 2016, the Padres set a new home run record in 2017 with 189 long balls. The Padres hit 89 home runs at Petco Park, a team record for most home runs hit at home in a season...the previous Petco Park record was 83 home runs, set by the 2016 club.the 1992 and 1993 squads each hit 87 home runs at Qualcomm Stadium. For the second consecutive season, the Padres had 21 different players hit a home run in 2017, two shy of the team record of 23 different players in 2008 and Overall on the season there were 182 home runs hit at Petco Park, with 89 by the Padres and 93 by opponents, the most ever in Petco Park history (previous 176 in 2016) and most in San Diego all-time, ahead of 178 home runs at Qualcomm in Padres rookies combined for 59 home runs in 2017, breaking the team record of 40 set in 2016 the 59 home runs by rookies led all National League clubs and ranked third in the majors behind Oakland (66) and Chicago-AL (60)...Hunter Renfroe led the Friars rookie pack and set a new club rookie record with 26 home runs, followed by Manuel Margot (13), Carlos Asuaje (four), Dusty Coleman (four), Allen Córdoba (four), Christian Villanueva (four), Franchy Cordero (three) and Rocky Gale (one). The Padres five home runs in extra innings were tied for the fourth-most in the majors, their six pinch-hit homers were tied for the sixth-most in all of baseball and their seven leadoff homers tied for seventh. Before this season, the fastest a Padres club had four players with double digit home runs was in the 2000 season after 67 games...with Austin Hedges homer on 6/2 after 56 games, the Padres had four players (Hedges, Wil Myers, Hunter Renfore and Ryan Schimpf) with 10-or-more long balls. YOUTH MOVEMENT: The Padres had 10 players make their Major League debut in 2017, tied for the eighth-most among all clubs the Reds had the most MLB debuts with 17, followed by the Phillies (15), Twins (14), Blue Jays (13), Yankees (12), Mets (12), Cardinals (11), Padres (10), Giants (10) and Mariners (10). Over the past two seasons, the Padres have had 23 players make their MLB debuts, tied with the Athletics for the third-most in the majors behind only the Reds (29) and Phillies (24). The following players made their MLB debuts with the Padres in 2017: Franchy Cordero, Allen Córdoba, Miguel Diaz, Dinelson Lamet, Kyle Lloyd, Phil Maton, Kyle McGrath, Jose Ruiz, Luis Torrens and Christian Villanueva. GOING GLOBAL: A record total of 259 players on 2017 Opening Day 25-man rosters and inactive lists were born outside the 50 United States, Major League Baseball announced on April 3. The Padres had 12 foreign-born players on their Opening Day 25-man roster, the most in the National League and tied with the Seattle Mariners for the second-most in the majors, behind only the Texas Rangers with a total of 14. The Padres roster consisted of six Venezuelan natives (Jhoulys Chacin, Hector Sanchez, Luis Sardiñas, Yangervis Solarte, Luis Torrens and Jose Torres), four Dominican Republic natives (Erick Aybar, Miguel Diaz, Manuel Margot and Luis Perdomo), and two Panama natives (Christian Bethancourt and Allen Córdoba) BY THE NUMBERS Overall Record NL West Standing... (-33.0, 4th) Home Record Road Record Day Record Night Record Pre-All-Star Game Post-All-Star Game First 10 Games Last 10 Games All-Time Record...3,611-4,201-2 All-Time at Home... 1,960-1,948-1 All-Time at Petco Park All-Time on Road... 1,651-2, vs. NL vs. NL West vs. AL PADRES RECORD WHEN... Sunday Thursday Monday Friday Tuesday Sat Wed April August May Sept June October July Leading after six Tied after six Trailing after six Leading after seven Tied after seven Trailing after seven Leading after eight Tied after eight Trailing after eight Scoring first Opponents score first Shutouts Comeback wins Home crowds of 20, Home crowds of 30, Home crowds of 40, Scoring three or fewer Scoring four or more Allowing three or fewer Allowing four or more One-run games Two-run games Extra Innings W-L Playing series opener Series opener at home Series opener on road Rubber games Vs. LHSP Vs. RHSP Series W-L-T (Home) Series W-L-T (Road) Series W-L-T (Total) Series Sweeps (Home) Series Sweeps (Road) Series Sweeps (Total) LET S GIVE THE MAN A HAND: LHP Brad Hand earned the first All-Star selection of his career and represented the Padres in Miami for the 2017 All-Star Game on July 11. In the Midsummer Classic, Hand tossed a seventh inning to become the seventh pitcher in Padres history with a perfect inning in the All-Star Game and the first since Andy Benes in 1993 he struck out Robinson Cano, the game s MVP, on three pitches. On the season, Hand notched a career-best 2.16 ERA (19 ER, 79.1 IP), converted 21 out of 26 save opportunities and posted a 104-to-20 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Became the second reliever in Padres history to record back-to-back 100 strikeout seasons, after recording 111 strikeouts in 2016 Trevor Hoffman is the only other San Diego reliever to accomplish the feat, done so in the seasons...hand s 104 strikeouts in 2017 were the fourth-most among all MLB relievers...dating back to the 2016 season, his 215 strikeouts are third-most of any reliever, behind only NYY Dellin Betances 226 and CLE Andrew Miller s 218. White Jerseys Gray Jerseys Blue Jerseys Brown Jerseys Navy Camouflage Jerseys Marine Camouflage Jerseys Retro Jerseys th of July Jerseys Players Weekend Jersey His 154 appearances since 2016 rank tied for second in the majors with CLE Byan Shaw, behind only BOS Addison Reed s 157 appearances. Tossed a 24.0-scoreless inning streak from 6/14 to 8/8, the longest scoreless inning streak in the majors this season by a reliever and the third-longest scoreless stretch by a reliever in franchise history, behind only Cla Meredith s 33.2 scoreless frames in 2006 and Mark Davis 27.2 scoreless in NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 1984, 1998 NATIONAL LEAGUE WEST CHAMPIONS 1984, 1996, 1998, 2005, 2006

2 2017 SEASON REVIEW ON YOUR MARK, LAMET, GO: 25-year-old Dinelson Lamet s Major League career got off to a promising start in 2017, as he allowed three earned runs or less in 15 of his 21 starts, posted a 139-to-54 strikeout-to-walk ratio and limited opposing hitters to a.210 (88-for-419) average. Lamet averaged strikeouts per nine innings, the fourth-best mark by a rookie all-time (minimum 20 starts) Kerry Wood posted a mark in 1998, followed by Dwight Gooden (11.39 in 1984) and Hideo Nomo (11.10 in 1995). Among pitchers with at least 20 games started this season, Lamet s K/9 ratio ranked eighth in the majors and fourth in the NL, behind only ARI Robbie Ray (12.11), WSH Max Scherzer (12.02) and LAD Rich Hill (11.01) his.210 opponent batting average ranked ninth in the majors and fifth in the NL. Made his Major League debut on 5/25 against the New York Mets at Citi Field, tossing 5.0 innings of one-run ball, allowing just three hits and striking out eight in the Padres 4-3 victory became only the second player in club history to earn the win and strike out at least eight in their MLB debut...lhp Bob Shirley earned the win and struck out 11 in his 8.2 innings pitched on 4/10/77 at CIN (ELIAS). In his next start, he improved to 2-0 in his Petco Park debut on 5/30 vs. CHC, tossing 5.0 innings of two-run ball, allowing five hits and one walk while striking out eight in the Padres 6-2 victory per ELIAS, with his eight strikeouts, he became the first rookie since 2014 to fan eight batters in each of his first two MLB starts since NYY Masahiro Tanaka in 2014 he was the 13th rookie to accomplish the feat in the modern era (1900-present). Struck out a career-high 12 batters in his start on 6/17 at MIL, the second-highest single-game total by a Padres rookie in franchise history, behind only Oliver Perez s 13 on 7/7/02 at COL..the 12 strikeouts matched the highest single-game total by any rookie this season (also: CIN Amir Garrett on 4/19/17 vs. BAL). RULE 5 GUYS: The Padres selected or acquired the top three picks in the 2016 Rule 5 Draft, trading for RHP Miguel Diaz who was selected by Minnesota from Milwaukee first overall, trading for C Luis Torrens who was selected second overall by Cincinnati from New York (AL) and drafting INF/OF Allen Córdoba from St. Louis third overall...all three players spent the entire season with the Padres. Three times in the past decade, only three picks from an entire Rule 5 Draft have stuck on a Major League roster for an entire season the only other team to carry three Rule 5 picks on its roster for an entire season was the 2003 Tigers, which kept Wil Ledezma, Matt Roney and Chris Spurling that Detroit team went , posting the worst record since the 1962 New York Mets the Padres went 71-91, accounting for 28 more wins than the 03 Tigers. The Padres 2015 Rule 5 selection, Luis Perdomo, set career highs in nearly every category in 2017 and ranked tied for first on the club in quality starts (16), tied for second in wins (eight), third in innings pitched (163.2) and fourth in strikeouts (118) he also became the first pitcher to hit four triples in a season since PHI Robin Roberts in JOSE CAN YOU SEE: The Padres nominated left fielder Jose Pirela for the Hank Aaron Award, given annually to the top offensive performer in each league. Pirela started the season with Triple-A El Paso where his.331 average, 13 home runs and 42 RBI led the entire Padres minor league system at the time of his call up to the big league club on 6/6. Pirela proceeded to lead the Padres in average (.288), on-base percentage (.347) and slugging (.490) with 25 doubles, four triples and 10 home runs in 83 games. This past January, Pirela was named the Most Valuable Player of the Venezuelan Winter League Championship Series after helping Aguilas de Zulia claim their sixth title and first in 17 years it was his first appearance in the Venezuelan Winter League finals and he hit.450 (9-for-20) with a two-run home run in the series clincher. VETERAN LEADERSHIP: In the offseason, the Padres signed veteran pitchers Jhoulys Chacin and Clayton Richard, as well as infielder Erick Aybar, to shore up the starting rotation and infield depth. Chacin and Richard each made a club-leading 32 starts on the season Chacin led the club in ERA (3.89) and strikeouts (153), tied for first in quality starts (16) and ranked second in innings pitched (180.1), while Richard led the club in innings pitched (197.1), ranked second in strikeouts (151) and third in quality starts (14). Chacin led all of Major League Baseball in home ERA (1.79) and opponent batting average at home (.175) his 1.79 ERA is the lowest ERA of any player s first 16 home starts as a Padre in club history, ahead of Greg Harris 1.94 ERA through his first 16 home starts from , Andrew Cashner s 2.21 mark from and Kevin Brown s 2.21 mark in he has made 18 career starts (20 appearances) at Petco Park and is 11-4 with a 2.03 ERA (26 ER, IP), 95 strikeouts against 43 walks and a.185 opponent batting average...among all active pitchers who have made at least 18 starts at Petco, Chacin s 2.03 ERA and.185 opponent batting average both rank first. Richard s eight pickoffs led all of baseball, his 377 induced ground balls ranked tied for first in the majors with TOR Marcus Stroman and he forced opponents to ground into 32 double plays, which ranked tied for second in the majors he was one of five pitchers this season to throw multiple complete nine-inning games (5/21 at ARI and 8/16 vs. PHI) his innings pitched ranked 16th in the majors and eighth in the National League. Aybar made a club-leading 93 starts at shortstop in 2017 and his nine errors were the fewest since his first full season in the majors in 2008 his seven home runs were the most since he also hit seven long balls in 2014 and his 11 stolen bases were the most since he swiped 15 bags in PADRES ON DECK: It was an exciting season in the Padres minor league system as many of the top prospects in the organization provided a glimpse of what they will look like in San Diego. Fernando Tatis Jr. was named the organization s Hitting Prospect of the Year after a breakout campaign for Single-A Fort Wayne, becoming the first 18-year-old to post a season in the Midwest League the shortstop set a Fort Wayne record with 21 home runs, hit.281/.390/.520 with 68 RBI and 29 steals and was named a Midwest League Mid-Season All-Star while earning Player of the Week honors for the weeks of May 21 and July 2 he was promoted to Double-A San Antonio and finished the Texas League on a nine-game hitting streak before hitting.350 in the postseason he is currently ranked as the Padres No. 4 prospect and 51st overall by MLB.com and was taken first overall in the Dominican Winter League Draft in September. 24-year-old Joey Lucchesi earned San Diego s Pitching Prospect of the Year honors he posted a 2.52 ERA in 78.2 innings pitched for Single-A Advanced Lake Elsinore, struck out 95 hitters and walked just 19 while limiting opposing hitters to a.194 average he was tabbed a California League Mid-Season All-Star and was named Pitcher of the Week for the week of April 30 after being promoted to Double-A, he notched a 1.79 ERA (12 ER, 60.1 IP) in his 10 games (nine starts)...the Padres No. 9 ranked prospect tossed seven scoreless innings in the Texas League semifinals in his first career postseason appearance. With the third overall selection in the 2017 MLB Draft, the Padres selected left-handed pitcher MacKenzie Gore out of Whiteville High School (NC) Gore, 18, finished his senior season 11-0 with a 0.19 ERA, two saves and 158 strikeouts against five walks over 74.1 innings pitched in one start his senior season, the 6-2, 180-pound left-hander tossed 5.0 perfect innings, striking out all 15 batters faced he was named the Gatorade National Athlete of the Year, a 2017 Rawlings-Perfect Game First Team All-American and was named to the 2017 Perfect Game Atlantic All-Region First Team during his junior season, he posted a 0.08 ERA with 174 strikeouts in 83.1 innings pitched while hitting.465 with six home runs at the plate ranked as the No. 1 prospect in the Padres system and 24th overall, his professional career got underway with the Rookie-Level AZL Padres and he posted a 1.27 ERA (3 ER, 21.1IP) in his seven starts with a 34-to-7 strikeout-to-walk ratio and limited opposing hitters to a.184 average. 22-year-old Cal Quantrill, the Padres first round selection (eighth overall) in the 2016 Draft, split the 2017 campaign between Lake Elsinore and San Antonio, pitching to a combined 3.80 ERA (49 ER, IP) while posting a 110-to-40 strikeout-to-walk ratio the right-hander represented the Padres and Canada for the World Team during the SiriusXM All-Star Futures Game in Miami and is currently ranked as the Padres No. 4 prospect and 37th overall in MLB. 20-year-old first baseman Josh Naylor also represented the Padres and Canada for the World Team during the All-Star Futures Game and singled in the team s first run of the game including the 2016 Futures Game at Petco Park, Naylor is now a combined 3-for-4 with two RBI in All-Star Futures Games he split the 2017 season between Lake Elsinore and San Antonio and hit a combined.280 with 25 doubles, 10 home runs, 54 runs scored and 64 RBI he was named a 2017 California League Mid-Season All- Star and was named the Cal League Player of the Month for April...also played for the Peoria Javelinas in the Arizona Fall League, earning Fall Star Game honors. 21-year-old Michel Baez made his professional debut in 2017, making one start for the AZL Padres before being promoted to Fort Wayne while with the TinCaps, the Cuba native made 10 starts and went 6-2 with a 2.45 ERA (16 ER, 58.2 IP), posted a 82-to-8 strikeout-to-walk ratio and limited opposing hitters to a.192 average on 7/31 vs. Dayton, he struck out a career-high 14 hitters across 6.2 innings while walking none, with 10 of those strikeouts being of the swing-and-miss variety.

3 77 - BUDDY BAUMANN - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 5-11 Weight: 198 Age: 29 Service Time: Born: Chicago, IL Billings, MO 56 - CARTER CAPPS - RHP Height: 6-5 Weight: 226 Service Time: Born: Kinston, NC Snoqualmie, WA 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 2017 El Paso (AAA) San Antonio (AA) AZL Padres 2 (R) AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals CHRISTIAN BETHANCOURT - RHP Weight: 213 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Panama City, Panama Panama City, Panama Joined the Major League club on 7/22, posting a 2-1 record in 23 games with a 2.55 ERA (5 ER, 17.2 IP) and 21 strikeouts against seven walks over two stints with the Padres. Spent time with Triple-A El Paso before being recalled for the second time on 8/17, remaining with the club through the end of the season. Held opponents scoreless in 20 of his 23 games four of the five runs he allowed came via a home run. Overall on the season, opponents hit.177 against him limited lefties to a.148 clip and right-handed hitters to a.200 batting average. Owned a 3.00 ERA (4 ER, 12.0 IP) in 14 games at home and a 1.59 ERA (1 ER, 5.2 IP) in nine games on the road. Held opponents to a.227 batting average with runners on base and a.200 clip with runners in scoring position. Allowed just one earned run over 10 games and 7.1 innings pitched during August (1.23 ERA) tossed a career-high 2.1 innings on 8/23 at STL, allowing just one hit and one walk with two strikeouts. Began the season on the 10-day disabled list with shoulder soreness before being transferred to the 60-day DL on 5/8 spent time on three rehab assignments with Rookie-Level AZL Padres and San Antonio Missions from 7/ El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his third Opening Day roster and his second in the Padres organization. Made four relief appearances for the Padres this season, allowing two-or-fewer earned runs in two of his four games. Did not appear as a backstop for the Padres this season. His lone hit at the Major League level this season came on 4/15 as a pinch-hitter against his former team, the Atlanta Braves. Spent most of the 2017 season with Triple-A El Paso, posting a 3-2 record and a 8.21 ERA in 34 games (one start). Hit.278 (5-for-18) on the year for Triple-A El Paso in 31 games played El Paso (AAA) Lake Elsinore (A) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his Padres debut on 8/7 at CIN, becoming the first Padre in club history to make his debut on his birthday (ELIAS). Began the season on the 10-day disabled list recovering from Tommy John surgery transferred to the 60-day DL on 5/21 before being reinstated on 6/10 and optioned to Triple-A El Paso. Split time between El Paso and Single-ALake Elsinore during his rehab assignment, pitching to a combined 1-1 record with a 2.60 ERA (8 ER, 27.2 IP) with 30 strikeouts while limiting hitters to a.178 batting average. Appeared in 11 games and 12.1 innings in relief this season, holding opponents scoreless in six of those 11 outings. Allowed eight earned runs in his first five outings and 4.2 innings pitched (15.43 ERA) from 8/7 to 8/18 allowed just one earned run in his final six outings and 7.2 IP (1.17 ERA) from 8/20 to 9/8, allowing just two hits while striking out seven and walking none. His season ended on 9/12 and he was placed on the 60-day DL upon discovering a blood clot JHOULYS CHACIN - RHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 252 Age: 29 Service Time: Born: Maracaibo, Venezuela Scottsdale, AZ 55 - JARRED COSART - RHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 206 Service Time: Born: League City, TX Houston, TX 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Named the Opening Day starter for the second time in his career and first since 2013 while with the Colorado Rockies. Started in a career-high and team-high-tying 32 games, surpassing the 31 starts he made in 2011 and 2013 while with the Rockies... recorded 13 wins on the season, the second-most in his career and one shy of his career-high 14 wins in Finished the season with the lowest home ERA (1.79) and opponent batting average (.175) in Major League Baseball, pitching to a 9-3 record in 16 starts with a 1.79 ERA (20 ER, IP) according to ELIAS, his 1.79 ERA is the lowest of any player s first 16 home starts as a Padre in club history. He has made 18 career starts (20 appearances) at Petco Park and is 11-4 with a 2.03 ERA (26 ER, IP), 95 strikeouts against 43 walks and a.185 opponent batting average...among all active pitchers who have made at least 18 starts at Petco, Chacin s 2.03 ERA and.185 opponent batting average both rank first. Allowed three earned runs-or-fewer in 12 consecutive starts from 5/28-8/1, the longest such streak by a Padres starter since 2015 when Tyson Ross also went 12 straight allowing three-or-fewer earned runs. During his streak from 5/28-8/1, posted a 7-3 record with a 2.71 ERA (22 ER, 73.0 IP) with 61 strikeouts against 27 walks while limiting opponents to a.220 clip. Made his first-ever start and appearance against the White Sox on 5/12 and squared off against his former team, the Colorado Rockies, for the first time in his career on 6/3, leaving the Toronto Blue Jays as the only team he has yet to face in his career. His 16 quality starts this season tied with Luis Perdomo for the most on the team and the third-most in his career, trailing only his 18 quality starts in 2011 and his career-high 19 in 2013 in his 16 quality starts, Chacin posted a 10-3 record with a 2.05 ERA (24 ER, IP) while limiting opponents to a.183 batting average. The Padres went (.563) in his 32 starts this season the team had won six consecutive starts by Chacin from 7/2-8/1, the first time the Padres had won six straight starts by a single starting pitcher since 2016 by Clayton Richard from 8/27-9/25. Represented Team Venezuela in the 2017 World Baseball Classic and led the team with 8.0 IP, including an 83-pitch outing at Petco Park on 3/19 against the defending WBC Champions, the Dominican Republic, tossing 4.1 innings of one-run ball. Signed with the Padres as a Major League free agent on 12/20/ El Paso (AAA) Lake Elsinore (A) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his fourth consecutive Opening Day roster, pitching to a 4.88 ERA (13 ER, 24.0 IP) in seven games (six starts) for the Padres in As a starter, Cosart posted a 4.24 ERA (11 ER, 23.1 IP) with 15 strikeouts. In four games at home (all starts), pitched to a 3.78 ERA (7 ER, 16.2 IP). Limited lefties to a.218 batting average, while right-handed hitters posted a.378 clip against him. Placed on the 10-day disabled list on 4/19 with a strained right hamstring and again on 6/6 with a strained right elbow transferred to the 60-day DL on 7/27. Split his rehab assignment between Triple-A El Paso and Single-A Lake Elsinore, pitching to a combined 2-0 record in three games with a 1.50 ERA (1 ER, 6.0 IP) while limiting hitters to a.227 clip.

4 52 - BRAD HAND - LHP 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 43 - MIGUEL DIAZ - RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 216 Age: 22 Service Time: Born: San Cristobal, Dominican Republic San Cristobal, Dominican Republic 47 - JAKE ESCH - RHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 205 Service Time: Born: St. Paul, MN Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 6-3 Weight: 228 Service Time: Born: Minneapolis, MN Chaska, MN 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Notched a career-best 2.16 ERA (19 ER, 79.1 IP), converted 21 out of 26 save opportunities and posted a 104-to-20 strikeout-towalk ratio named to his first career National League All-Star team. Became the second reliever in Padres history to record back-to-back 100 strikeout seasons (also, Trevor Hoffman in ). Hand s 104 strikeouts in 2017 were the fourth-most among all MLB relievers...dating back to the 2016 season, his 215 strikeouts are third-most of any reliever, behind only NYY Dellin Betances 226 and CLE Andrew Miller s 218. His 154 appearances since 2016 rank tied for second in the majors with CLE Byan Shaw, behind only BOS Addison Reed s 157 appearances. Allowed just one run in his first 13 outings from 4/4-5/2, posting a 0.64 ERA and 17 strikeouts against two walks. Recorded saves in consecutive outings for the first time in his career on 5/24 and 5/25 at NYM. Tossed a 24.0-scoreless inning streak from 6/14 to 8/8, the longest scoreless inning streak in the majors this season by a reliever and the third-longest scoreless stretch by a reliever in franchise history, behind only Cla Meredith s 33.2 scoreless frames in 2006 and Mark Davis 27.2 scoreless in Earned National League Reliever of the Month honors for the month of July in his 11 July appearances he did not give up a run, allowed just four hits and posted a 19-to-2 strikeout-to-walk ratio. In the Midsummer Classic on 7/11 in Miami, tossed a seventh inning to become the seventh pitcher in Padres history with a perfect inning in the All-Star Game and the first since Andy Benes in 1993 he struck out Robinson Cano, the game s MVP, on three pitches. Recorded six saves in six consecutive outings from 7/23-8/5, the longest streak of recording a save by a Padres reliever in consecutive outings since Craig Kimbrel did so in 14 straight during the 2015 season Hand allowed just one hit while striking out eight with no walks during the stretch, limiting hitters to a.056 average. Tossed scoreless outings over his final nine appearances and 9.1 innings pitched, allowing eight hits while posting a 13-to-2 strikeout-towalk ratio. Posted a 1.76 ERA (13 ER, 66.1 IP) in his 60 outings against NL opponents and a 4.15 ERA (6 ER, 13.0 IP) in his 12 appearances against the AL. Limited left-handed hitters to a.150 (12-for-80) average and righties hit.208 (42-for-202). Opposing hitters hit.172 (22-for-128) against him with runners on base,.152 (12-for-79) with runners in scoring position and.158 (6-for-38) with runners in scoring position and two outs DINELSON LAMET - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 210 Age: 25 Service Time: Born: Santiago, Dominican Republic Santiago, Dominican Republic 2017 Lake Elsinore (A) AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent the entire season on the Padres Major League roster and appeared in 31 games (three starts). Made his Major League debut on 4/3 at Los Angeles (NL), tossing 1.1 perfect innings in relief with one strikeout. On the season, posted a 1-1 record with a 7.34 ERA (34 ER, 41.2 IP) with 33 strikeouts against 25 walks. Did not allow a baserunner through his first four games to begin his MLB career, tied for the longest such streak in the majors since data was recorded in Earned his first ML win on 4/10 at COL. Made his first career start on 6/10 vs. KC, tossing 2.0 innings allowing one hit and three walks on one strikeout Diaz made two additional starts on the season on 6/16 and 6/21. Placed on the 10-day disabled list on 6/23 with a strained right forearm and was transferred to the 60-day DL on 8/26. Sent on a rehab assignment to the Rookie-Level AZL Padres (8/15) and Lake Elsinore Storm (8/20) before being reinstated on 8/29 his first appearance back from the DL came on 9/5 vs. STL. Selected by the Minnesota Twins from the Milwaukee Brewers first overall in the Major League Phase of the 2016 Rule 5 Draft and then acquired by the Padres from Minnesota in exchange for RHP Justin Haley and cash on 12/8/ El Paso (AAA) San Antonio (AA) Lake Elsinore (A) AZL Padres 2 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Padres, Triple-A El Paso, Double-A San Antonio, Single-A Lake Elsinore and the Rookie-Level AZL Padres, pitching to a combined 4.62 ERA (44 ER, 85.2 IP) in 16 games, 13 starts with 60 strikeouts. Acquired off waivers from the Miami Marlins on 3/31 and was assigned to San Antonio, posting a 2.86 ERA (11 ER, 34.2 IP) in six games (four starts) and one complete game. Recalled by the Padres on 4/12 for his lone stint with the team, making one relief appearance allowing two walks while not recording an out before being optioned on 4/14. Designated for assignment on 6/11 cleared waivers and signed as a free agent by the Padres to a minor league contract on 6/ El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A El Paso and San Diego, making his Major League debut on 5/25 at NYM. Became just the 18th rookie in Padres history to make at least 20 starts in a season besides Luis Perdomo s 20 starts in 2016, the last Padre rookie to make 20-or-more starts was Justin Germano in 2007 when he took the ball 23 times. Allowed three earned runs or less in 15 of his 21 starts, posted a 139-to-54 strikeout-to-walk ratio and limited opposing hitters to a.210 (88-for-419) average. Averaged strikeouts per nine innings, the fourth-best mark by a rookie all-time (minimum 20 starts) Kerry Wood posted a mark in 1998, followed by Dwight Gooden (11.39 in 1984) and Hideo Nomo (11.10 in 1995). Among pitchers with at least 20 games started this season, Lamet s K/9 ratio ranked eighth in the majors and fourth in the NL, behind only ARI Robbie Ray (12.11), WSH Max Scherzer (12.02) and LAD Rich Hill (11.01) his.210 opponent batting average ranked ninth in the majors and fifth in the NL. Made his MLB debut on 5/25 against the New York Mets at Citi Field, tossing 5.0 innings of one-run ball, allowing just three hits and striking out eight in the Padres 4-3 victory became only the second player in club history to earn the win and strike out at least eight in their MLB debut...lhp Bob Shirley earned the win and struck out 11 in his 8.2 innings pitched on 4/10/77 at CIN (ELIAS). In his next start, he improved to 2-0 in his Petco Park debut on 5/30 vs. CHC, tossing 5.0 innings of two-run ball, allowing five hits and one walk while striking out eight in the Padres 6-2 victory per ELIAS, with his eight strikeouts, he became the first rookie since 2014 to fan eight batters in each of his first two MLB starts since NYY Masahiro Tanaka in 2014 he was the 13th rookie to accomplish the feat in the modern era (1900-present). Struck out a career-high 12 batters in his start on 6/17 at MIL, the second-highest single-game total by a Padres rookie in franchise history, behind only Oliver Perez s 13 on 7/7/02 at COL..the 12 strikeouts matched the highest single-game total by any rookie this season (also, CIN Amir Garrett on 4/19/17 vs. BAL). Earned the win in three consecutive starts from 7/23 to 8/6, posting a 1.96 ERA, 18 strikeouts against six walks and a.172 opponent batting average joined Jhoulys Chacin and Luis Perdomo as the only Padre hurlers to earn a win in three consecutive outings in Allowed three earned runs or less in 10 consecutive starts from 7/23 to 9/13, just the fifth Padres starter to allow three earned or less in at least 10 straight since 2015 over the stretch, he went 4-3 with a 2.44 ERA (16 ER, 59.0 IP) with 66 strikeouts against 28 walks and a.185 opponent batting average. Limited right-handed hitters to a.155 (32-for-206) average while lefties hit.263 (56-for-213). Allowed 11 home runs in his first nine starts from 5/25 to 7/18 and seven over his final 12 starts from 7/23 to 9/26.

5 49 - KYLE LLOYD - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 220 Service Time: 0.03 Born: Sacramento, CA 27 - JORDAN LYLES - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 Service Time: Born: Hartsville, SC 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 2017 COLORADO El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between San Diego and the Colorado Rockies while also making five starts for Triple-A El Paso. Began the season with Colorado and made 33 relief appearances before being designated for assignment on 8/1 and signed by the Padres to a minor league contract on 8/8. Made five starts for El Paso and went 1-1 with a 4.50 ERA (10 ER, 20.0 IP) worked at least 5.0 innings in each of his last three starts with a 2.87 ERA (5 ER, 15.2 IP) while limiting opposing hitters to a.214 average. Selected to the Major League roster on 9/1 and made the start in his Padre debut in Game 2 of the doubleheader sweep against the Los Angeles Dodgers on 9/2 did not factor into the Padres 7-2 win, tossing 4.1 innings of two-run ball, allowing six hits while striking out three. Earned his first ML win since 9/7/16 a year and a day later on 9/8 at ARI, working 5.0 innings of four-run ball, striking out six and walking none in the Padres 10-6 victory PHIL MATON - RHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 205 Age: 24 Service Time: Born: Paducah, KY Chatham, IL 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A El Paso and San Diego, making his Major League debut on 6/11 vs. KC and becoming the first player drafted by the Padres in the 2015 Draft to make the big leagues. At the time of his call-up to the big league squad on 6/11, he ranked tied for the Pacific Coast League lead with 13 saves in 13 opportunities and pitched to a 2.84 ERA (8 ER, 25.1 IP) with 31 strikeouts against nine walks did not allow a run over his final nine appearances and 10.1 innings pitched for the Chihuahuas. Tossed a perfect eighth inning against the heart of the Royals order on 6/11 in the seven-pitch big league debut. Began his ML career with an 8.1-scoreless inning streak in his first 10 relief appearances from 6/11-30, posting an 11-to-0 strikeout-to-walk ratio while limiting opposing hitters to.167 overage. During the scoreless streak, earned his first ML save on 6/17 at MIL and his first ML win on 6/21 at CHC. Allowed six runs (all earned) over his next four outings and 3.2 innings pitched (14.73 ERA) from 7/2-9, but responded by allowing just one earned run over his next 10 outings and 10.2 IP from 7/14-8/4 (0.84 ERA). Earned his second big league win on 7/21 at SF in the Padres 12-9 extra-inning victory, tossing a career-high-tying 2.0 innings and allowing no hits across just 17 pitches. Allowed seven runs (all earned) over his four outings and 3.1 IP from 8/5-12, but closed the season allowing just eight runs (six earned) over his final 17.0 IP and 18 outings from 8/14 to 10/1. Posted a 1.57 ERA (4 ER, 23.0 IP) at Petco Park as opposed to a 7.20 ERA (16 ER, 20.0 IP) on the road. Righties hit just.211 (20-for-95) off him while lefties hit.300 (21-for-70). Held the opposition to a.229 (8-for-35) average with runners in scoring position and a.167 (2-for-12) average in extra-innings CORY MAZZONI - RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 210 Age: 28 Service Time: Born: Evans City, PA 38 - KYLE MCGRATH - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Weight: 189 Age: 25 Service Time: Born: Louisville, KY Louisville, KY 2017 El Paso (AAA) San Antonio (AA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Double-A San Antonio and Triple-A El Paso while also making his Major League debut for San Diego. Became the second Padre to make his MLB debut as a starter in 2017 (also, Dinelson Lamet on 5/25 at NYM) on 7/25 vs. NYM, working 4.0 innings and allowing four runs on six hits and two walks while striking out two in the Padres 6-5 defeat. Split the rest of the season between San Antonio and El Paso, pitching to a combined 8-9 record across 27 appearances (all starts) while posting a 5.01 ERA (82 ER, IP) with 145 strikeouts and 51 walks. In his sixth start of the season on 5/13 vs. the Frisco RoughRiders, tossed a no-hitter in San Antonio s 2-0 win in front of a sellout Wolff Stadium crowd of 6,394 he struck out three and walked one behind 94 pitches and 17 groundouts it was the Missions first solo no-hitter since Rick Goulding on 7/4/79 vs. Amarillo and was San Antonio s first no-hitter since James Needy combined with two relievers on the feat in 2014 it was also the Padres organization s first single-handed no-no since 2009, when Simon Castro went the distance for Fort Wayne in a seven-inning game. Earned Texas League Mid-Season All-Star honors and was twice named Texas League Pitcher of the Week for the weeks of May 14 and June El Paso (AAA) AZL Padres 2 (R) AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A El Paso while also spending time with the Rookie-Level AZL Padres and San Diego. Began the season on a rehab assignment with the AZL Padres and made nine scoreless relief appearances across 10 innings pitched while striking out 17 and walking none. Activated from the seven-day disabled list and assigned to El Paso on 7/24 tossed scoreless outings in 14 of his 15 relief appearances and went 1-0 with a save and a 0.89 ERA (2 ER, 20.1 IP) with 31 strikeouts against just three walks. Selected to the Major League roster on 9/12 and made his season debut with the Padres that same day, allowing four runs in 1.1 IP at MIN. Allowed six runs in his next outing on 9/16 at COL before allowing just two earned runs over his final four appearances from 9/ El Paso (AAA) San Antonio (AA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Double-A San Antonio, Triple-A El Paso and the Padres, making his Major League debut with San Diego on 7/30 vs. PIT. Began the season with San Antonio and made 20 relief appearances, going 1-1 with a 2.66 ERA (7 ER, 23.2 IP) with 27 strikeouts against four walks. Received his first call-up to the majors on 7/27 and made his MLB debut on 7/30 vs. PIT, tossing a scoreless seventh inning and striking out two of the three batters he faced. Made four more appearances for the Padres before being optioned to El Paso on 8/22, where he tossed four scoreless outings in his five total appearances, allowing just one run and limiting the opposition to a.143 average. Recalled to the big league club on 9/1 and was scoreless in 10 of his 12 appearances form 9/1-10/1, posting a 1.46 ERA (2 ER, 12.1 IP). On the season for the Padres he posted a 2.84 ERA (6 ER, 19.0 IP) in 17 relief appearances and limited opposing hitters to a.209 average. Posted a 3.68 ERA (3 ER, 7.1 IP) at Petco Park as opposed to a 2.31 ERA (3 ER, 11.2 IP) on the road. Posted a 1.86 ERA (2 ER, 9.2 IP) against National League West opponents. Left-handed hitters hit just.167 (4-for-24) while right-handers hit.233 (10-for-43).

6 54 - TIM MELVILLE - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 Age: 28 Service Time: Born: Alexandria, VA Alexandria, VA 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 2017 Rochester (AAA) MINNESOTA El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A Rochester, Minnesota, Triple-A El Paso and San Diego. Began the season with Rochester and made 11 appearances (10 starts), going 4-3 with a 2.70 ERA (20 ER, 66.2 IP). Allowed three earned runs or less in nine of his 10 starts before being called-up to the Twins on 8/21 made the start that same day and worked 3.1 innings of five-run ball on four hits and three walks while striking out four in the Twins 7-6 loss. Designated for assignment by the Twins on 8/23 claimed off waivers by the Padres on 8/26 and optioned to El Paso that same day. Made two starts for the Chihuahuas and went 1-0 with a 4.66 ERA (5 ER, 9.2 IP) while limiting opposing hitters to a.194 average. Made two relief appearances for the Chihuahuas during the Pacific Coast League playoffs and allowed just one unearned run. Recalled by the Padres on 9/18 and made two relief appearances for the Padres, allowing one earned run on both 9/20 vs. ARI and 9/25 at LAD DILLON OVERTON - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Weight: 175 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Clinton, OK 2017 SEATTLE Tacoma (AAA) El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A Tacoma, Seattle, Triple-A El Paso and San Diego. Began the season with the Mariners and was placed on the paternity leave list on 4/3 to join his wife, Morgan, for the birth of their first child. Reinstated from the paternity list on 4/6 and made two relief appearances before being optioned to Tacoma on 4/14 recalled by the Mariners on 4/26 and made seven appearances (one start) before being optioned to Tacoma on 5/21 and then designated for assignment on 6/18. Made a total of seven appearances (six starts) for Tacoma, going 1-2 with a 9.33 ERA (28 ER, 27.0 IP) for Seattle, made nine appearances (one start) and posted a 6.38 ERA (13 ER, 18.1 IP). Claimed off waivers by the Padres on 6/19 and optioned to El Paso that same day recalled by the Padres on 7/1 and made the start in his Padres debut that same day vs. LAD, working 4.2 innings of four-run ball, allowing nine hits and two walks while striking out three in the Padres 8-0 defeat. Optioned to El Paso the next day on 7/2 before being designated for assignment on 8/29 cleared waivers and was outrighted to El Paso on 8/31. Made a total of 12 appearances (all starts) for El Paso and went 6-4 with a 5.63 ERA (40 ER, 64.0 IP) LUIS PERDOMO - RHP Weight: 201 Age: 24 Service Time: Born: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Set career highs in nearly every category in 2017 and ranked tied for the club lead in quality starts (16), tied for second in wins (eight), third in innings pitched (163.2) and fourth in strikeouts (118). Led all National League pitchers with a 62.0 ground ball percentage, trailing only TOR Marcus Stroman (62.9) in the majors...his 321 ground balls induced ranked fourth in the majors behind teammate Clayton Richard and Stroman s 377 and Mike Leake s 326. Forced opponents to ground into 32 double plays, which ranked tied for first in the NL and tied for second in the majors behind only Stroman s 34, despite throwing 37.1 innings less than Stroman his 1.76 opponent ground into double play per nine innings ratio ranked first in the majors. Became the first pitcher to hit four triples in a season since PHI Robin Roberts in 1955 only three other pitchers had one triple in the majors this season, resulting in Perdomo having more triples in his 46 at-bats than all other MLB pitchers in their combined 4,534 at-bats. Strung together four quality starts from 4/28 to 5/15 and posted a 3.00 ERA (8 ER, 24.0 IP) with a 26-to-6 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Recorded two extra-base hits for the first time in his career on 5/15 at MIL his RBI triple in the second inning was the first triple of his career and he became the first Padre hurler to hit a three-bagger since Tyson Ross on 6/20/15 at ARI. With six no decisions to open the season, Perdomo had the most consecutive starts to begin a season without a decision in club history, surpassing Bob Owchinko s five consecutive starts in 1977 (STATS Inc.). Tossed at least 6.0 innings while allowing two hits or less and no earned runs twice (5/31 vs. CHC and 6/23 vs. DET), one of only two Padres to record such an outing this season (also, Jhoulys Chacin, 9/23 vs. COL). Earned his first win in his 11th start of the season on 6/12 vs. CIN, working 6.2 innings of three-run ball after going winless in his first 10 starts, only John D Acquisto (12 starts without a win in 1977) has ever had a longer winless streak to start a season in Padres history (STATS). Earned the win in three consecutive games from 6/23-7/5, the longest such streak of his career and one of only three Padres to do so in 2017 (also, Chacin 7/20-8/1 and Lamet 7/23-8/5) over the streak he went 3-0 with a 2.76 ERA (5 ER, 16.1 IP). Tossed at least 6.0 innings in 10 consecutive starts from 7/22-9/10, the most by a Padres hurler since James Shields tossed 6.0-plus innings in 14 straight from 9/9/15-5/25/16. Worked 5.0 innings-or-more in 26 of his 29 starts and 6.0 innings-or-more 20 of his starts this season KEVIN QUACKENBUSH - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 240 Age: 28 Service Time: Born: Land O Lakes, FL Land O Lakes, FL 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between San Diego and Triple-A El Paso and made a total of 44 relief appearances. Began the season with El Paso and was recalled by the Padres on 4/14 optioned to El Paso a total of six times throughout the season designated for assignment by the Padres on 9/1, cleared waivers and was outrighted to El Paso on 9/6. Made a total of 20 appearances for the Padres and went 0-2 with a 7.86 ERA (23 ER, 26.1 IP). Made a total of 22 relief appearances for El Paso and went 4-1 with a 3.90 ERA (12 ER, 27.2 IP) while striking out 24 batters and walking nine. Made four scoreless relief appearances for the Chihuahuas during the Pacific Coast League playoffs, posting a nine-to-one strikeout-towalk ratio. Made two scoreless relief appearances of 2.0 innings during the PCL playoffs struck out five of the six batters he faced in Game 2 of the PCL semifinals at Reno also kept the Memphis offense in check in the deciding Game 5 of the PCL championship series, allowing just two hits.

7 3 - CLAYTON RICHARD - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 6-5 Weight: 240 Age: 34 Service Time: Born: Lafayette, IN Lafayette, IN 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 2017 SAN DIEGO Carer Major Totals Tied for the club-lead with 32 starts on the season, working exclusively as a starter for the first time in his career since His 32 starts were the third-most he has made in a single season since making a career-high 33 starts in 2010 and 2012 while with San Diego. Led the club in innings pitched (197.1), ranked second in strikeouts (151) and third in quality starts (14). His eight pickoffs led all of baseball and his 377 induced ground balls ranked tied for first in the majors with TOR Marcus Stroman. Forced opponents to ground into 32 double plays, which ranked tied for first in the National League with teammate Luis Perdomo and tied for second in the majors, behind only Stroman s 34. His innings pitched ranked 16th in the majors and eighth in the NL.. In his first start of the season on 4/4 at LAD, worked 8.0-shutout innings and allowed just five hits he induced four ground ball double plays, one of just eight pitchers to roll up four double plays in a single game this season. He was one of five pitchers this season throw multiple complete nine-inning games (5/21 at ARI and 8/16 vs. PHI). Per STATS Inc., his 51 wins wearing a Padres uniform are the fourth-most ever by a Friar left-hander Randy Jones leads the lefties with 92, followed by Bruce Hurst (55) and Dave Dravecky (53). Among pitchers with at least innings pitched in 2017, his 73 total runs of support and 3.33 run support average (runs scored while he is in the game) were the lowest in the majors. On 9/20, the Padres extended his contract through the 2019 season JOSE RUIZ - RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 190 Age: 23 Service Time: Born: Guacara, Venezuela Guacara, Venezuela 2017 Lake Elsinore (A) SAN DIEGO Carer Major Totals Spent the majority of the season with Single-A Lake Elsinore while making his Major League debut with the Padres. Made 44 relief appearances for Lake Elsinore, posting a 5.98 ERA (33 ER, 49.2 IP) with a 45-to-25 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Enjoyed his best month of the season in June, posting a 1.86 ERA (2 ER, 9.2 IP) in eight outings. Made his big league debut with the Padres on 7/24 vs. NYM and worked a scoreless ninth inning of relief, walking one and striking out one CRAIG STAMMEN - RHP Height: 6-3 Weight: 230 Age: 34 Service Time: Born: North Star, OH North Star, OH 2017 SAN DIEGO Carer Major Totals Appeared in a career-high 60 games this season, surpassing his previous high of 59 in 2012 (while with WSH). His 80.1 IP ranked third among National League relievers and fifth among all MLB relievers they were the most since he worked 81.2 innings in Fanned seven batters on 5/19 vs. ARI, which were the most he has ever struck out in his career as a reliever. On 5/19 vs. ARI and 5/23 at NYM, he tossed a season-high 3.1 innings, which were the most since he threw his 3.1 IP on 7/11/14 at PHI, while with WSH. Had a 15.0-scoreless inning streak (in a span of 13 games) from 8/17-9/18 allowed only seven hits and two walks with 16 strikeouts in that time. Faced 26 batters and inherited 24 runners with the bases loaded this season, which were both the most of any reliever in baseball he allowed only two runs to score against him when pitching with the bases loaded, and his 8.3 inherited runners scored percentage was the best mark in baseball (among those who inherited at least 13 runners) opponents posted a.077 average against him in such situations. After the All-Star break, he posted a 1.10 ERA (4 ER, 32.2 IP) in 31 appearances the mark led all NL relievers in the second half of the season (min innings pitched), and Stammen s mark was second to only David Robertson s 0.97 ERA (split between CWS and NYY). Stammen posted a 2.08 ERA against American League opponents and a 3.27 ERA against NL foes. Allowed just five earned runs in his last 33 games and 34.2 IP from 7/5-9/30, posting a 1.30 ERA while limiting opponents to a.210 (25- for-119) batting average. In the last two months of the season (August and September), posted a 1.44 ERA (4 ER, 25.0 IP) allowed one home run in those 24 appearances and fanned 21 batters. This season, when pitching in the eighth inning or later (including extra-innings), he posted a 0.53 ERA (1 ER, 17.0 IP) JOSE TORRES - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Weight: 199 Age: 24 Service Time: Born: Caracas, Venezuela Caracas, Venezuela 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals marked his first full rookie season his seven wins headlined the Padres bullpen and tied for fourth-most on the San Diego pitching staff. His 68.1 innings of work were third-most of any Padres reliever and ranked first among all MLB rookie relievers his.636 winning percentage (7-4) was the best mark in the NL among rookie relievers and second-best in the majors to only SEA Tony Zych (.667). Walked just one batter in his first 19 appearances from 4/3-5/15 and fanned 23 batters while walking just one. In his first 28 games from 4/3-6/7, he limited opposing batters to a.208 average (22-for-106) while fanning 33 and walking eight. Recorded his first ML win on 4/7 vs. SF, his first save on 4/30 at SF and his first career hit on 5/29 vs. CHC. Posted a 1.88 ERA (3 ER, 14.1 IP) over his final 15 appearances from 8/11-9/29. Made seven appearances in the month of September and did not allow a single run to score in those 7.1 innings. Forced 74 fly balls in 2017, the most of any Padres reliever. Held NL West opponents to a.227 batting average this season. His 13 home runs allowed were the most among Padres relievers this year and his three balks were the most among all MLB rookie relievers.

8 2017 PITCHERS NOTES 50 - JOSE VALDEZ - RHP Height: 6-1 Weight: 200 Service Time: Born: Don Gregorio de Nizao, Dominican Republic 2017 Salt Lake (AAA) LOS ANGELES (AL) SAN DIEGO El Paso (AAA) Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A Salt Lake, Los Angeles (AL), Triple-A El Paso and San Diego. Began the season with Triple-A Salt Lake of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and made 10 relief appearances for the Bees, going 1-1 with a 6.00 ERA also made one appearance for the Angels before designated for assignment on 5/16. Claimed off waivers by the Padres on 5/10 and optioned to El Paso that same day. Recalled from El Paso for the first of six times on 5/20, making his Padre debut vs. ARI and working a career high 3.0 innings his three strikeouts also tied his career high (4x; last: 6/30 vs. LAD). Allowed three-or-fewer hits in 12 of his 13 outings with the Padres this year. Did not commit a single error while with the Padres and recorded the first and only error of his career in his one game with the Angels this season on 4/29 at TEX. Threw a career-high 50 pitches on 9/12 at MIN and allowed two home runs in a game for the first time in his career in the Padres 16-0 defeat. Held opposing batters to a.200 average at home this season and a.378 mark on the road. Left-handed batters hit.161 against him and righties hit.390 lefties logged just three RBI off Valdez, while righties plated 17. In 6.0 innings pitched in four day games this season, opponents hit just.143 against him with a.292 on-base percentage. Posted a 5.02 ERA (16 ER, 28.2 IP) in 23 games for Triple-A El Paso in his last eight games for the Chihuahuas, allowed four earned runs and fanned 10, holding opponents to a.216 average in that time TRAVIS WOOD - LHP Bats/Throws: R/L Height: 5-11 Weight: 175 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Little Rock, AR Alexander, AR 2017 KANSAS CITY SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Acquired by San Diego along with LHP Matt Strahm and INF Esteury Ruiz on 7/24 from the Kansas City Royals in exchange for LHP Ryan Buchter and RHPs Trevor Cahill and Brandon Maurer. His 14 games started this season (11 with San Diego and three with Kansas City) were the most since he started 31 in 2014 with the Cubs. Prior to the trade, went 1-3 with a 6.91 ERA in 2017 for Kansas City. Recorded the win in his Padres debut on 7/28 vs. PIT, working 6.0 innings of two-hit ball, allowing just two runs (earned) and holding the opposition to a.100 average recorded a season-high-tying seven strikeouts (also, 8/9 at CIN). Went 4-1 with a 3.52 ERA (12 ER, 30.2 IP) at Petco Park this season logged his first victory at Petco on 6/10, while with KC earned the win after working 0.1 innings in relief and throwing just one pitch. In his six starts at Petco this season (all with San Diego), he was 3-1 with a 3.56 ERA (12 ER, 30.1 IP) and limited opposing hitters to a.239 average he allowed two-or-fewer runs in five of those six starts. Has made 12 career appearances (10 starts) at Petco Park and is 5-2 with a 3.07 ERA (20 ER, 58.2 IP) with a.222 opponent average. Tossed a season-high 7.0 innings on 8/19 vs. WSH, holding the Nationals offense to a.125 average and only one run (unearned). Fanned 50 right-handed batters and 15 lefties this season allowed four doubles, three homers and 12 RBI to lefties and 20 doubles, 16 homers and 62 RBI to righties. Made seven starts this season in which he worked 5.0-or-more innings, owning a 3-1 record and a 4.15 ERA (18 ER, 39.0 IP) in those outings opponents hit.238 against him in those starts. Wood hit his 11th career home run (10th in the regular season) on 8/30 vs. SF it was the second home run hit by a Padres pitcher in 2017 (first: Clayton Richard on 8/27 at MIA), marking the first time in Padres history that two hurlers combined for two homers in a four-game span (ELIAS). the two home runs by pitchers mark the 18th multi-home run season by Padres hurlers in franchise history. Homered again in his next start on 9/5 vs. STL for his 12th career home run (11th in the regular season)...became the third Padres pitcher to homer in back-to-back games, joining Mike Corkins (1973) and Tim Lollar (1982) has now homered two-or-more times in three of his eight seasons at the ML level and at least once in six of those seasons. Wood s and Richard s three combined home runs rank tied for the third-most Padres hurlers have hit in a single season (six in 1984). His 11 regular season home runs finished the 2017 campaign ranked third among all active pitchers, behind SF Madison Bumgarner s 17 and SEA Yovani Gallardo s KIRBY YATES - RHP Bats/Throws: L/R Height: 5-10 Weight: 210 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Lihue, HI 2017 Salt Lake (AAA) LOS ANGELES (AL) SAN DIEGO Carer Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A Salt Lake, Los Angeles (AL) and San Diego, setting career bests in a multitude of categories. Began the season with Salt Lake and made six relief appearances, posting a 2.57 ERA with 14 strikeouts against three walks. Selected to the Angels big league squad on 4/22 and made his Angels debut that same day vs. TOR, allowing two earned runs. Designated for assignment by the Angels the following day on 4/23 and claimed off waivers by the Padres on 4/26. Went on to set career bests with the Padres in ERA (3.72), WHIP (1.10), strikeouts (87) appearances (61) and innings pitched (55.2). His 20 holds led the Padres bullpen also inherited 16 runners this season and allowed only one of them to score, posting a 6.3 inherited runners scoring percentage also had strikeouts per nine innings pitched this season, the most of any Padres reliver. His 3.72 ERA (23 ER, 55.2 IP) this season was the third-best ERA among qualifying Padres relievers. Allowed two-or-more earned runs in just five of his 61 appearances. His 15.6 pitches-per-game this season were the second-fewest on the team, behind former closer Brandon Maurer s In his first 36 games with the Padres from 4/27-7/26, he owned a 1.89 ERA (7 ER, 33.1 IP), the lowest ERA of Padres relievers in that time...in those 36 games, he allowed one of his 11 inherited runners to score for a team-best.091 inherited runners scoring percentage (min. three appearances). Overall on the season, opponents hit.211 (44-for-209) against him and just.158 while pitching at home. Owned a 1.67 ERA at home (6 ER, 32.1 IP) and a 7.03 ERA on the road this season (19 ER, 24.1 IP).

9 RYAN BUCHTER - LHP Bats/Throws: L/L Height: 6-4 Weight: 258 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Reading, PA Depftord, NJ 2017 PITCHERS NOTES OTHERS WHO PLAYED FOR SAN DIEGO IN 2017: In his second full ML season, Buchter appeared in 42 games with the Padres, working 38.1 innings and owning a 3.05 ERA (13 ER, 38.1 IP). Acquired on 7/24 by the Kansas City Royals along with RHPs Trevor Cahill and Brandon Maurer in exchange for LHP Matt Strahm, LHP Travis Wood and INF Esteury Ruiz. Fanned 47 batters while with San Diego and held opposing bats to a.199 batting average (28-for-141). His 15 holds this season were the second-most of any Padres southpaw relivers, behind Brad Hand s 16. Limited opponents to a.207 average (19-for-92) with runners on base. Owned a 2.72 ERA (22ER, 72.2 IP) in 79 career games prior to the All-Star Break with 98 strikeouts. Hit just one batter in 38.1 innings of work and did not throw a single wild pitch in that time. TREVOR CAHILL - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 240 Age: 29 Service Time: Born: Oceanside, CA Scottsdale, AZ Acquired on 7/24 by the Kansas City Royals along with RHP Brandon Maurer and LHP Ryan Buchter in exchange for LHP Matt Strahm, LHP Travis Wood and INF Esteury Ruiz. In 11 games (all starts) with the Padres this season, Cahill went 4-3 with a 3.69 ERA (25 ER, 61.0 IP) he worked at least 5.0 innings in nine of his 11 starts. While with San Diego, was 4-0 with a 0.72 ERA (2 ER, 25.0 IP) in his four starts at Petco Park, as opposed to a 0-3 record with a 5.75 ERA (23 ER, 36.0 IP) in his seven road starts this season. Has made nine career appearances (eight starts) at Petco Park and is 5-2 with a 1.74 ERA (11 ER, 57.0 IP)...among active starting pitchers with at least nine career starts at Petco Park, his 1.74 ERA is second-best in all of MLB behind only LHP Clayton Kershaw (1.72 in 13 starts). Earned his first win in a Padres uniform on 4/21 vs. MIA...tossed 7.0 innings of one-run ball on three hits, the fewest hits he s allowed in a start going 7.0 innings-or-more since 6/15/12 at LAA, while with ARI his 7.0 innings pitched was his longest outing since 8/9/14 vs. COL, also with the D-Backs. ZACH LEE - RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 225 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Plano, TX McKinney, TX Appeared in three games this season for San Diego and made one start (his first as a Padre and the second of his career) on 4/12 at COL. In his lone start of 2017 on 4/12 at COL, tossed a career-high 5.1 innings and allowed only two hits and not a single earned run in the Padres 6-0 victory, it was just the fourth-ever shutout by the Padres at Coors Field and first since 6/1/12. He was the only Padres starter this season to work 5.1 innings-or-more at Coors Field this season and not allow a single run. Made two appearances out of the Padres bullpen and allowed six hits and five runs (all earned) in 2.2 innings of work. Appeared in 16 games (14 starts) with Triple-A El Paso and owned a 7.12 ERA (53 ER, 67.0 IP) his 67.0 innings of work were the fewest innings he has ever pitched in the minors in a single season. BRANDON MAURER - RHP Height: 6-5 Weight: 228 Service Time: Born: Newport Beach, CA Costa Mesa, CA Acquired on 7/24 by the Kansas City Royals along with RHP Trevor Cahill and LHP Ryan Buchter in exchange for LHP Matt Strahm, LHP Travis Wood and INF Esteury Ruiz. Converted 20 of his 23 save opportunities while with the Padres in 2017, which ranked second on the club behind Brand Hand s 21. Converted 15 of his 16 save opportunities from 5/28-7/21, which tied for the second-most among all MLB relievers in that time behind only LAD Kenley Jansen (16). Converted 33 of his last 38 save opportunities from 7/1/16-7/21/17 while with the Padres, despite pitching to a 4.54 ERA (36 ER, 71.1 IP) with 63 strikeouts against 13 walks. Owned a 4.82 ERA (10 ER, 18.2 IP) in 19 games against the NL West with the Padres this year. In his career with San Diego, he posted a 8-13 record with 33 saves in 43 save opportunities owned a 4.33 ERA (77 ER, IP) with 149 strikeouts and a.234 opponent average in that time. JERED WEAVER - RHP Height: 6-7 Weight: 210 Age: 35 Service Time: Born: Northridge, CA Newport Beach, CA After declaring free agency in November of 2016, he was signed as a free agent by the Padres on 2/18/17 announced his retirement on 8/16/17. Went winless in nine starts for the Padres, posting a 7.44 ERA (35 ER, 42.1 IP). On 4/17 at ATL, made his first career appearance against the Braves Los Angeles (AL), his former club, is the only club of the 30 MLB teams he did not face... the Braves SunTrust Park was the 31st ML Stadium in which Weaver pitched...among baseball s 30 active ballparks, the Mets Citi Field and Marlins Park are the only two active ballyards in which Weaver did not pitch. The Northridge, Calif. native was drafted by the Angels in the first round (12th overall) of the 2004 MLB June Amateur Draft from Cal State Long Beach marked his 12th and last ML season, following an 11-year career with LAA...while with the Angels, Weaver posted a career record in 322 games, all starts, with a 3.55 ERA (798 ER, IP) and 1,598 strikeouts against 539 walks.

10 20 - CARLOS ASUAJE - INF Bats/Throws: L/R Height: 5-9 Weight: 156 Age: 25 Service Time: Born: Barquisimeto, VEN Weston, FL 2017 HITTERS NOTES 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his 2017 Padres debut on 5/23 for a brief stint in the majors received his second call-up of the season on 6/23 and spent the rest of the season with San Diego. From 6/23 through the end of the season, his 87 games played ranked tied for third with NYY Aaron Judge for the most among MLB rookies, behind only STL Paul DeJong and BAL Trey Mancini, who each played in 89 games in that span. Reached base safely in a career-long 14 consecutive games from 7/2-21, hitting.364 (20-for-55) in that span with four doubles, one triple, one home run, eight RBI, eight runs scored and three walks his on-base streak tied for the third-longest stretch by a Padre in Hit his first ML triple on 7/8 at PHI and his first career home run on 7/18 at COL. Logged a career-high four hits and three RBI on 7/21 at SF. During his on-base streak, Asuaje also hit in a career-high seven straight games from 7/5-15, during which he hit.346 (9-for-26). Over 27 games in July, he hit for-88) with seven extra-base hits, nine RBI and eight runs scored, including a stretch where he went 10-for-21 (.476) during a four-game span from 7/ With runners on base this season, he hit.314 (38-for-121) with 19 RBI of his 21 RBI. 8 - ERICK AYBAR - INF Bats/Throws: S/R Height: 5-10 Weight: 191 Age: 33 Service Time: Born: Bani, Dominican Republic Bani, Dominican Republic 2017 AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals The 12-season MLB veteran made a club-leading 93 starts at shortstop in his first season with the Padres. His seven home runs this season were his most since also hitting seven homers in 2014 while with Los Angeles (AL) his nine errors were the fewest since his first full season in the majors in 2008 his 11 stolen bases were the most since he swiped 15 bags in Hit his first homer of the season on 4/19 vs. ARI, a go-ahead solo home run off Zack Greinke for the only run of the game in the Padres 1-0 win. The following day on 4/20 vs. ARI, recorded his first multi-rbi game since 9/22/16 at MIN with a two-run double to give the Padres the lead in their 4-1 victory. His season-high eight-game hitting streak from 4/23-30 was his longest since hitting in 14-straight from 7/24-8/9/16 while with Atlanta during the streak, he hit.323 (10-for-31) with one double, one home run and six runs scored. With two outs, he hit.280 with four doubles, one triple, one home run, four RBI and 10 walks. The 63 double plays turned were his most since turning 71 in Made his first career pitching performance on 4/18 vs. ARI, tossing a perfect 0.1 inning combined to pitch 1.1 innings in relief in two games, allowing just one walk. Missed time while on the 10-day disabled list with a left foot contusion from 7/22-8/31, reporting to the Rookie-Level AZL Padres for a rehab assignment on 8/30. Signed with the Padres as a minor league free agent on 2/ JABARI BLASH - OF Height: 6-5 Weight: 235 Service Time: Born: St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between San Diego and Triple-A El Paso and set career highs in nearly every category. Received his first call-up of the season on 4/7 for a brief stint with the Padres was recalled three additional times throughout the season, combining to play in 61 games with San Diego. Owned a.290 (20-for-69) batting average against southpaws as opposed to his.158 (15-for-95) mark vs. right-handed pitching. Over 16 games in July, he hit.298 (14-for-47) with four doubles, two homers, 10 RBI, 10 runs scored and six walks. Hit in a career-long seven straight games from 7/14-20, posting a.458/.517/.833 mark in that time. In 72 games for El Paso, he hit.285 (67-for-235), his highest batting average during any of his eight seasons in the minors. 9 - DUSTY COLEMAN - INF Weight: 205 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Sioux Falls, SD Shawnee, KS 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent most of the season with Triple-A El Paso and hit.208 (68-for-327) with 17 doubles, six triples, 15 home runs and 48 RBI for the Chihuahuas before being called up on 7/24 made his first appearance at the ML level since Recorded his first career hit and RBI on 7/25 vs. NYM, a double off of Addison Reed. Logged his first ML home run, multi-hit and multi-rbi game on 7/27 vs. NYM his three-run shot was hit on the first pitch off of RHP Tyler Pill. Designated for assignment on 9/18 cleared waivers and was outrighted to El Paso on 9/21. During El Paso s Postseason run, Coleman hit.250 (5-for-20) over eight games with a home run, four RBI and four runs scored FRANCHY CORDERO - OF Bats/Throws: L/R Height: 6-3 Weight: 215 Age: 23 Service Time: Born: Azua, Dominican Republic Pueblo Viejo, Dominican Republic 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A El Paso and received his first action at the ML level, appearing in 30 games for San Diego. Began the 2017 season with El Paso, hitting.289 (50-for-173) and leading the Chihuahuas in hits at the time of his call-up. Made his MLB debut on 5/27 at WSH as a pinch-hitter. Recorded his first ML hit and multi-hit game on 5/28 at WSH during his first start as a Padre went on to hit in five consecutive games from 5/28-6/2, batting.368 (7-for-19) with one double, one triple, five runs and one stolen base. Hit his first ML home run on 6/12 vs. CIN before hitting two additional homers the following day, marking his first-career multi-home run game and the first time he had homered in back-to-back games. During a three-game span from 6/12-14, went 7-for-14 (.500) with one double, three homers, five RBI and five runs scored. Recalled from El Paso for his second stint of the season with the Padres on 7/19. Grounded into one double play in 2017 while with El Paso, tying the record and becoming just the third qualifying batter in Pacific Coast League history with only one GIDP. Hit 18 triples with El Paso, a Chihuahuas single-season record and tied for the most in minor league baseball with Double-A Midland s Jorge Mateo. Led all of professional baseball in triples with 21, including the three he hit for the Padres. Contributed to El Paso s postseason run, posting a.355/.417/.516 mark with two doubles, one home run, two RBI and three runs scored.

11 2017 HITTERS NOTES 17 - ALLEN CÓRDOBA - INF/OF Weight: 207 Age: 21 Service Time: Born: Changuinola, Panama Changuinola, Panama 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his first career Opening Day roster and his MLB debut on 4/3 at LAD, playing in 100 games and recording eight extra-base hits, 15 RBI and 17 runs scored. Logged his first career hit on 4/8 vs. SF and his first career home run and RBI on 4/17 at ATL his first career homer was hit as a pinch-hitter off of LHP Jaime Garcia. Recorded a career-high three RBI on 4/29 and a career-high three hits on two occasions (5/12 at CWS and 6/2 vs. COL) Over 23 games in May, he hit.308 (20-for-65) with one double, one triple, one homer and three RBI hit in six consecutive games from 5/24-29, batting.346 (9-for-26) in that span. Acquired from the St. Louis Cardinals with the third overall pick during the Rule 5 Draft on 12/8/ CHASE D ARNAUD - INF Weight: 205 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Torrance, CA 2017 ATLANTA BOSTON SAN DIEGO El Paso (AAA) Career Major Totals Split the 2017 season between the Padres, Atlanta Braves, Boston Red Sox and Triple-A El Paso, combining to play in 35 MLB games and 45 games with the Chihuahuas. Acquired off waivers from the Red Sox on 5/21, playing in 22 games for the Padres while recording three extra-base hits, four RBI, five runs scored and five stolen bases. Hit his second career home run on 6/17 at MIL and his first since 7/1/16. Designated for assignment on 7/4 cleared waivers and was outrighted to El Paso. Spent the remainder of the season with El Paso, hitting.297 (51-for-172) in 45 games with eight doubles, one triple, four homers, 17 RBI and 39 runs scored. Contributed to the Chihuahuas postseason run by hitting.346 (9-for-26) in seven games with a home run ROCKY GALE - C Height: 6-1 Weight: 184 Age: 29 Service Time: Born: Portland, OR Portland, OR 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A El Paso, hitting.278 (95-for-342) in 103 games with 20 doubles, two triples, two homers, 37 RBI and 43 runs scored. Had his contract purchased on 9/18 and made his first ML appearance since Played in three games for the Padres this season, hitting his first ML home run on 9/20 vs. ARI. With Gale and teammate Christian Villanueva each hitting their first career homers in the same game, they became the second Padre rookie duo to accomplish this feat (also, Sandy Alomar Jr. and Phil Stephenson on 9/30/1989 vs. SF, per ELIAS). Contributed to El Paso s postseason run, hitting.375 (3-for-8) in three games AUSTIN HEDGES - C Height: 6-0 Weight: 214 Age: 25 Service Time: Born: San Juan Capistrano, CA San Diego, CA 2017 AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his first career Opening Day roster and made 109 starts behind the plate, appearing in 120 games total. His 18 home runs ranked tied for eighth among all MLB catchers and tied for fourth in the National League the 18 long balls tied for the fourthmost in a season by a Padres catcher and the most by an SD backstop since Mike Piazza set the franchise record with 22 homers in Started the season 0-for-24 at the plate and responded by going 15-for-54 (.278 average) to close out April. Became the first catcher in Padres history to hit six home runs in a nine-game span from 4/15 to 4/24 (ELIAS) during the stretch, homered in back-to-back games on 4/15 and 4/17 and in three consecutive games from 4/20-22 also homered in three straight from 5/30-6/3. Collected a career-high four RBI in the second game of the Padres three-game sweep of the defending World Series champion Chicago Cubs on 5/30 at Petco Park. His 10th homer in the Padres 56th game of the season on 6/2 vs. COL marked the fastest a Padres club has ever had four players reach double digit homers (also: Wil Myers, Hunter Renfroe and Ryan Schimpf), passing the previous record of 67 games in the 2000 season. Recorded his first career multi-home run game on 7/7 at PHI and also collected the game-winning RBI on a sacrifice fly in the top of the ninth inning in the Padres 4-3 win. Delivered the game-winning RBI for the second straight game on 7/8 at PHI with a RBI single in the seventh inning per ELIAS, it had been over four years since the last time a Padres catcher had the game winning RBI in back-to-back team games (Nick Hundley in 2013) before that, it had not happened since Mike Piazza did so in May of Posted a.990 fielding percentage (10 errors in 987 total chances) TRAVIS JANKOWSKI - OF Bats/Throws: L/R Weight: 182 Service Time: Born: Lancaster, PA Lancaster, PA 2017 El Paso (AAA) AZL Padres 2 (R) AZL Padres 1 (R) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between San Diego and Triple-A El Paso while also making a five-game rehab assignment with the Rookie-Level AZL Padres missed 87 games with a right foot bone bruise. Made his second consecutive Opening Day roster and played 27 games with the Padres, making 22 total starts with 17 in left field, three in center field and two in right field. Placed on the 10-day disabled list on 4/23, transferred to the 60-day DL on 6/6 and was officially reinstated from the 60-day DL on 8/4. Hit.278 (5-for-18) in five rehab assignment games for the AZL Padres and then.266 (37-for-139) in 35 games for El Paso before being recalled by the Padres on 9/18. Stole eight of nine attempted bases while with the Chihuahuas and had multi-hit efforts in five of the team s last seven regular season games, hitting.400 (14-for-35) over the stretch.

12 7 - MANUEL MARGOT - OF Height: 5-11 Weight: 180 Age: 23 Service Time: Born: San Cristobal, Dominican Republic San Cristobal, Dominican Republic 2017 HITTERS NOTES 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his first career Opening Day roster and led the club and all National League rookies in multi-hit games (39), singles (90) and triples (seven) also led all NL rookies in stolen bases (17) and ranked third in at-bats (487), fifth in total bases (199) and sixth in runs (53), extra-base hits (38) and games played (126). His seven triples tied for fifth-most in a single season by a Padres rookie and the most since Everth Cabrera hit eight in His 39 multi-hit efforts tied for the fifth-most by a Padres rookie and his 90 singles tied for the 11th most by a Padres rookie, the highest rookie marks since Yonder Alonso collected 42 multi-hit games and 102 singles in Hit his first two ML home runs in his first two at-bats in the Padres home opener on 4/8 vs. SF he became the third player in Padres history to hit his first two ML long balls in consecutive at-bats within the same game, joining Mark Parent (1988) and Yasmani Grandal (2012), per ELIAS.Margot became the fourth youngest player to have a multi-home run game for the Padres and the only Padres rookie to hit multiple home runs in a home opener only one other Padre hit multiple home runs in a home opener (Carmelo Martinez, two home runs on 4/15/85 vs. SF). Homered to lead off the game on 4/11 at COL, his second leadoff homer of the season per ELIAS, no Padres player had ever had two-or-more leadoff homers within the team s first nine games of a season the last rookie to hit two-or-more leadoff home runs in the team s first nine games was Lou Brock of the Chicago Cubs in Hit his third leadoff homer of the season on the first pitch on 5/13 at CWS, a night after teammate Matt Szczur hit a leadoff long ball of his own on the first pitch it marked just the second time the Padres have ever hit a leadoff home run in two straight games in 2005, Damian Jackson led off both games on 6/26 and 6/27 with a home run the last MLB team to hit a first-pitch leadoff home run in two straight games was the Chicago Cubs in 2007 on 9/19 and 9/21 (Alfonso Soriano both games). Reinstated from the paternity leave list on 7/23 after the birth of his baby boy, Diamond Manuel Margot recorded multi-hit efforts in each of his next four games, twice threating to hit for the cycle. Hit his fourth leadoff home run on 7/27 vs. NYM, which finished the season ranked tied for ninth-most in the majors and tied for third-most in the NL the four leadoff long balls were the second-most in a season in team history, behind only the five Will Venable hit in Earned National League Player of the Week honors for the week of 7/30 after going 12-for-24 (.500) with two doubles, a triple, three home runs, six runs scored and a steal was the first Padre to earn the honor since Hunter Renfore closed the 2016 season with the award. Scored a career-high-tying three runs on 8/22 at STL (also, 6/28 at ATL) in the Padres 12-4 victory. Collected a career-high four RBI on 9/8 at ARI in the club s 10-6 victory. Against left-handed pitching he hit.285 (35-for-12) with three home runs but 10 of his 13 home runs came off righties, hitting.255 (93-for-364). With the bases loaded he was 4-for-5 (.800) with a double and nine RBI. Hit.261 (29-for-111) in April and.257 (19-for-74) in May before being placed on the 10-day disabled list with a strained right calf on 5/27 (retro 5/25), missing 28 games reinstated on 6/27 and hit a combined.320 (33-for-103) for the remainder of June and through July hit.231 (25-for-108) in August and.242 (22-for-91) in September. 4 - WIL MYERS - INF Height: 6-3 Weight: 205 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Thomasville, NC Thomasville, NC 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Led the Padres in nearly every offensive category, ranking first in games played (155), at-bats (567), runs scored (80), hits (138), doubles (29), home runs (30), RBI (74), walks (70) and stolen bases (20) Became just the second Padre to record multiple seasons with at least 25 home runs and 20 stolen bases, joining Ryan Klesko who accomplished the feat in 2000 and His 20 stolen bases in 2017 led all MLB first basemen and his 48 stolen bases since the start of the 2016 season rank second, behind only Paul Goldschmidt s 50 swipes. Among all MLB first basemen since the start of 2016, he ranks tied for third in triples (seven), fourth in at-bats (1,166), tied for fifth in games played (312) and runs scored (179), tied for seventh in RBI (168) and extra base hits (120), eighth in doubles (58), total bases (539) and walks (138), tied for eighth in home runs (58) and 10th in hits (293) and multi-hit games (80). On 4/11 at COL, he hit a single, a double, a home run and a triple in that order to account for the second cycle in team history in the club s 7,660th all-time game it was his first career cycle as he had fallen a triple shy of the cycle on seven separate occasions in his career (ELIAS). The cycle was the 313th in Major League history, the first of the 2017 MLB season and the eighth by an opponent in Coors Field history...it was the 15th total cycle at Coors Field since the park opened in 1995 and the most recent since former Padre Matt Kemp on 8/14/15 in the club s 7,444th all-time game. There were only three cycles in between Myers and Kemp s in all of MLB in between Kemp s and Myers cycles, there were 215 games played by the Friars and a Padre had fallen one hit shy of a cycle on 23 occasions, including 22 times missing the triple in all, prior to Myers cycle, a Padre had fallen one hit shy of a cycle 384 times, including 280 times missing the triple (ELIAS). Myers fourth hit was a triple, finishing 4-for-4 at the dish with two RBI and two runs scored the four hits also tied a career high (4x, most recently: 7/5/16 at ARI). Enjoyed his best month of the season in April and hit.310 (35-for-113), starting all 27 games for the club and hitting safely in 22 of them his 35 hits were the most in any month in his career and his 20 RBI tied for the second-most in any month (33 in June 2016). Hit safely in a team-high-tying 11 straight games from 4/9-20 (also, Jose Pirela, 7/9-24), hitting.429 (18-for-42) over the streak...one-game shy of his career-high 12-game hitting streak (2x, 7/13-7/31/13 while with TB and 4/15-27/16 with SD). Hit safely in 12 consecutive road games from 4/4-25, matching his career high in his rookie season with the Tampa Bay Rays (7/4-8/9/13). On 4/29 at SF, he highlighted the Padres eight-run top of the sixth inning, the most runs the Padres have scored in a single inning since 5/1/2015 vs. COL he led off the frame with a single and capped it off with a three-run home run, marking the second time in his career that he collected two hits in a single inning (also, 4/9/16 at COL in the top of the ninth, a home run then a single). The following night, hit a go-ahead three-run home run in the top of the 12th inning on 4/30 at SF for his first career homer in extra innings to lead the club to the 5-2 victory. Homered in a career-high three consecutive games from 7/21-23 at SF it was his fifth of six occasions homering in consecutive games during the 17 campaign. Swiped three bags in the fourth inning on 8/16 vs. PHI it was the first time in his career he had three steals in a game and he became the first Padre to ever steal three bases in a single inning (ELIAS) he was just the third first baseman since 2000 to steal three bases in a game (SD Ryan Klesko on 5/24/01 and ARI Paul Goldschmidt on 10/1/16). Recorded his fifth-career multi-home run game on 9/9 at ARI in the Padres 8-7 victory his.320 average against the Diamondbacks is his highest against any club with 60-or-more plate appearances and his 37 total hits at Chase Field are his most at any visiting ballpark. Hit his career-high 30th home run of the season on 9/30 vs. SF, the first Padre to hit 30-or-more home runs since Chase Headley hit 31 in 2012 he hit six home runs in nine games played at AT&T Park, which is tied with COL Nolan Arenado s six in nine games in 2015 for the most homers by a visitor in a single season only Brandon Belt had more homers (eight in 50 games) than Myers at AT&T in 2017.

13 2017 HITTERS NOTES 2 - JOSE PIRELA - OF Height: 5-11 Weight: 215 Service Time: Born: Valera, Venezuela Maracaibo, Venezuela 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between Triple-A El Paso and the San Diego Padres, playing in a combined 131 games and setting career highs in nearly every offensive category. Started the season with El Paso where his.331 average, 13 home runs and 42 RBI led the entire Padres minor league system at the time of his call-up to the big league club on 6/6. Nominated by the Padres for the Hank Aaron Award, given annually to the top offensive performer in each league, after leading the club in average (.288), on-base percentage (.347) and slugging (.490) with 25 doubles, four triples and 10 home runs in 83 games. Hit safely in seven of his first eight games with the Padres from 6/6 to 6/13, including six multi-hit efforts with a.484 (15-for-31) average, four doubles, two home runs, seven RBI, four walks and eight runs scored. His first home run of the season was of the leadoff variety on 6/10 vs. KC and it was his second career lead off home run (also, 6/7/15 vs. LAA while with NYY). Homered in consecutive games for the first time in his career the following day on 6/11 vs. KC, a solo homer in the bottom of the eighth in the Padres 8-3 defeat. Hit his third career leadoff homer and second of the season on 6/19 at CHC combined with teammates Manuel Margot (four) and Matt Szczur (one) for seven team leadoff home runs on the season, which ranked tied for seventh in all of baseball. Hit safely in a career-high 11 consecutive games from 7/9-24, hitting.319 (15-for-47) over the streak it matched the longest hitting streak by a Padre in 2017 (also, Wil Myers, 4/9-20). Had a career-high four hits twice (7/21 at SF and 8/8 at CIN) and a career-high three RBI three times (6/10 vs. KC, 7/21 at SF and 8/7 at CIN). Sprained his left pinkie finger sliding into third base on 9/10 at ARI appeared as a pinch-runner on 9/13 at MIN and 9/17 at COL before being shut down for the remainder of the season for the team s final 13 games. Hit.281 (34-for-121) with runners on base,.348 (23-for-66) with runners in scoring position and.360 (9-for-25) with RSIP and two outs. Hit.305 (25-for-82) against lefties and.283 (65-for-230) against righties. Hit.333 (14-for-42) against American League opponents and.281 (76-for-270) against the National League, including a.283 (30-for-106) clip against the NL West. Was 4-for-9 (.444) at the plate as the designated hitter and collected hits in both of his two at-bats in the pinch, including a double on 6/7 at ARI when he entered the game in top of the fifth inning and proceeded to go 3-for-3 at the dish. In January 2017, Pirela was named the Most Valuable Player of the Venezuelan Winter League Championship Series after helping Aguilas de Zulia claim their sixth title and first in 17 years it was his first appearance in the Venezuelan Winter League finals and he hit.450 (9- for-20) with a two-run home run in the series clincher HUNTER RENFROE - OF Weight: 220 Age: 25 Service Time: Born: Crystal Springs, MS Nashville, TN 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Made his first career Opening Day roster and spent the majority of the season with the Padres, appearing in 122 games and making 117 starts, all in right field. Set the Padres single-season rookie home run record with 26 long balls, passing Nate Colbert s 24 in His 26 home runs ranked second on the team and tied for second among all National League rookies...among NL rookie leaders, he also ranked fourth in doubles (25) and total bases (208), fifth in at-bats (445) and RBI (58), sixth in hits (103) and seventh in runs scored (51), multi-hit games (25) and games played (122). His nine outfield assists led all NL rookies, tied for fourth among all NL players and tied for 11th in the majors. Recorded a career-high-tying six-game hitting streak from 4/21-26 (also, 9/27-10/2/16). Homered in consecutive games four times during the season (5/14-15, 6/4-6, 6/14-16 and 9/27-28). Recorded eight walks in seven games from 5/11 to 5/17 prior to the seven-game span, he had recorded just five walks through his first 45 major league games. Optioned to Triple-A El Paso on 8/19 and responded with back-to-back Pacific Coast League Player of the Week awards for the weeks of 8/27 and 9/4 became just the third PCL player to win back-to-back weekly awards since 2009 and first since teammate Austin Hedges in In 14 games for the Chihuahuas he hit.509 (28-for-55) with seven doubles, a triple, four home runs, 18 RBI and 18 runs scored.in the postseason, he hit safely in six of eight games but the Chihuahuas fell one game shy of capturing back-to-back PCL titles. Recalled from El Paso to San Diego on 9/18. On 9/20 vs. ARI, became the only rookie in the majors in 2017 and the first Padres rookie to ever hit three home runs in a game he was the first Padre to ever hit three homers in a game at Petco Park and it was the seventh time a Padre has accomplished the feat all-time (last: Phil Nevin, 10/6/01). Nominated by the Padres for the 2017 Roberto Clemente Award, the most prominent award given to the player who best represents Major League Baseball through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions on and off the field HECTOR SANCHEZ - C Bats/Throws: S/R Height: 6-0 Weight: 257 Service Time: Born: Maracay, Venezuela Maracay, Venezuela 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals marked the 27-year-old s first Opening Day roster in a Padres uniform, staying with the big league club for the duration of the season besides two brief rehab assignment with Triple-A El Paso. His first home run of the season was a game-tying pinch-hit home run in the top of the ninth inning on 4/30 at SF...it was the first game-tying pinch-hit home run in the ninth inning by a Padre since Adrián González on 9/16/09 vs. ARI. On 6/24 vs. DET, hit his second home run of the season (also a pinch-hit home run) in his second at-bat since returning from the disabled list (right foot contusion). His third home run of the season on 6/30 vs. LAD was also in a pinch-hit role his three-pinch-hit round-trippers led the Padres and were tied for the third-most in the majors accounted for three of the Padres six pinch-hit homers, which ranked tied for sixth among all MLB clubs. His three pinch-hit home runs led the team this season and they ended the season tied for third-most of any player in the majors. Per ELIAS, Sanchez is the fourth Padre to have three-or-more consecutive homers in a season coming in a pinch-hitting role...matt Stairs and Brett Wallace hit four straight in 2010 and 2015, respectively, and Jerry Turner hit five consecutive homers in Logged a season-high three RBI on 7/16 vs. SF with one home run the last time he had logged three-or-more RBI in a contest was on 7/21/15 at SD while with SF. On 7/21 at SF, Sanchez went 3-for-6 and he finished a triple shy of the cycle in 834 career plate appearances, he is still in search of his first triple. Appeared in 75 games this season, besting his previous career high of 74 games, set in 2012 while with the Giants...his 12 extra-base hits this season are also the most since 2012 (18). His.423 slugging percentage was the second-highest in a season in his career, behind only his.469 SLG that he posted last season. Appeared in 25 games (19 starts) behind the plate this season, posting a.987 fielding percentage as a catcher has a career.988 percentage behind the dish. Hit.300 (9-for-30) against the Giants this season, his former team his RBI (11), runs scored (six), hits (nine), doubles (two), home runs (four) and games played (15) were the most against any other club he faced this year.

14 11 - RYAN SCHIMPF - INF Bats/Throws: L/R Height: 5-9 Weight: 180 Age: 29 Service Time: Born: New Orleans, LA New Orleans, LA 2017 HITTERS NOTES 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals In his second ML season, appeared in 53 games (47 starts) of his 26 total ML hits this season, 16 went for extra-bases (14 home runs and two doubles) while also hitting 10 singles. Hit the Padres first home run of the season in the season opener on 4/3 at LAD off LHP Clayton Kershaw went 2-for-4 in the contest accounting for two of the Padres five hits his solo shot was the first earned run Kershaw had surrendered to the Padres over his previous four starts since 6/12/15. His multi-hit game on 4/3 was the first of any Padre this season and the first of three Schimpf would accrue this year he had 14 multi-hit efforts in 2016, his rookie season. On 4/26 at ARI, in the top of the ninth inning, Schimpf hit a three-run, go-ahead home run, giving ARI Fernando Rodney his first blown save of the season per ELIAS, it was the first time a Padres player hit a home run to turn a multi-run deficit into a lead in the ninth inning or later since Justin Upton s three-run home run in the ninth off the Mets Jeurys Familia on 6/30/15 at Citi Field. Recorded a career-high four walks on 4/7 vs. SF walked in five consecutive games from 4/9-14 for the second time in his career (first: 7/27-8/1/16) had multiple walks in six games this season. Homered in three consecutive games from 4/26-28 for the longest home run streak of his career the streak tied with five of his teammates for the longest home run streak by a Padre this season. Hit his 14th and final big league home run of 2017 on 5/31 vs. CHC. Optioned to Triple-A El Paso on 6/9, where he remained for the duration of the 2017 season made 69 appearances for the Chihuahuas, producing a.202/.311/.475 slash line and hitting 19 home runs YANGERVIS SOLARTE - INF Bats/Throws: S/R Height: 5-11 Weight: 217 Age: 30 Service Time: Born: Valencia, Venezuela Valencia, Venezuela 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Played in 128 games for the Padres and made starts 75 starts at second base, 24 at shortstop, 18 at third base and four at first base while also setting career highs in home runs (18) and RBI (64). His 39 extra-base hits were the second-most he s had in a season, behind only his 42 in Led the club in go-ahead RBI (23) and game-winning RBI (10). Hit by a pitch twice on 4/28 at SF, setting his career high in a game he was the only Padre this season to be hit by multiple pitches in a game this season, and he was just the fourth Padre in the last three seasons to have been hit multiple times in a single contest. Had a pair of seven-game hitting streaks from 4/21-27 and 6/ His 14 game on-base streak of reaching safely via hit or walk (4/21-5/5) was one game short of tying his career-high 15-game on-base streak (done twice, last: 5/24-6/10/16). Logged his third career multi-home run game on 6/17 at MIL was one of eight Padres to have a multi-homer effort this season (with 12 overall multi-home run games by a Padre this season). On 6/19 at CHC, logged a double and a home run, and was his fourth home run in as many games, following his three home runs in the Milwaukee series...his home run was his first extra-base hit of the season hitting right-handed as opposed to his previous 18 as a lefty. Per STATS, his seven home runs in the month of June tied for the fourth-most by any Padres second baseman in a single month in franchise history...ryan Schimpf has the most in a month with his nine home runs in July of His six RBI on 8/22 at STL (one home run and two doubles) set a career high in a game, and they were the most RBI in a single game by any Padre this season his three extra-base hits in the game tied for the most in a game by a Padre in 2017 (also, Wil Myers on 4/10 at COL and Hunter Renfroe on 9/20 vs. ARI). In his four games started from 8/20-24, started each game at a different infield position (in order: second, third, shortstop and first)...he became the first Padre to ever do so and the fourth player in the majors to accomplish the feat in only two players in 2016 started at all four infield positions in a span of four games played: Javier Baez (September 25-29) and Jurickson Profar (September 10-14), per ELIAS. Hit safely in 11 of his last 12 games from 9/19-10/1 and ended 2017 with a five-game hitting streak in those 12 games, he hit.298 (14-for-47) with three doubles, one home run and five RBI. Grounded into a team-leading and career-high 17 double plays. The native of Valencia, Venezuela participated in the 2017 World Baseball Classic for Team Venezuela...he went 3-for-6 in five games in the tournament CORY SPANGENBERG - INF/OF Bats/Throws: L/R Height: 6-0 Weight: 189 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Clarks Summit, PA South Abington Township, PA 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Set career highs in a multitude of categories this season, including games played (129), runs scored (57), hits (117), doubles (18), home runs (13), RBI (46), stolen bases (11), walks (34) and total bases (178). Began the season with Triple-A El Paso and was recalled by the Padres on 4/25 at the time of his call-up, his.348 (23-for-66) average led the Padres minor league system. Hit safely in 12 of his first 14 games with the Padres from 4/25-5/9, going 14-for-47 (.298) at the plate. Tied his career high of three hits in a game on 5/15 vs. MIL and tied his mark twice more on 6/10 vs. KC and 8/14 vs. PHI. Also on 5/15 vs. MIL, recorded his second career multi-steal game (3x, last, 6/25/15) stole second and third base in the bottom of the ninth inning. His four-game multi-hit streak from 6/9-12 set a career high finished the season with three four-game multi-hit streaks. Hit his eighth home run of the season off Madison Bumgarner on 6/21 at SF...it was his third home run in five games and his third career homer off a lefty (the others coming off Jorge De La Rosa on 4/9/16 at COL, and vs. TEX Alex Claudio on 5/8/17) before Spangenberg s blast, the last left-handed batter to go deep off Bumgarner was ATL Freddie Freeman on 8/28/16. Had a career-high four-game extra-base hit streak from 8/12-8/15 set his career-high hitting streak at eight games on 4/30-5/9 and repeated the feat twice more (7/16-23 and 8/9-16) also had a career-high 14-game on-base streak from 7/16-7/29. Led the team this season in bunt hits (five) and tied with Manuel Margot for the most infield hits (21). Joined Giancarlo Stanton, Bryce Harper and Nolan Arenado as the only NL players to have 10-or-more hits, runs and RBI from 7/ Recorded his second multi-home run game of the season (also, 6/11 vs. KC) and the third of his career on 8/13 at LAD his third-base counterpart, Justin Turner, also homered twice in the game, marking the fourth game this season in which both starting third basemen produced multi-homer games entering 2017, that had happened just four times in the modern era (since 1900), per ELIAS. Homered in a career-high three consecutive games from 8/13-15 this season in those three games, he went 7-for-11 (.636) with a double, four home runs, eight RBI and seven runs scored. Hit.301 at Petco Park this season (66-for-219) with 12 doubles, one triple, six home runs, 23 RBI and eight stolen bases hit.227 (51-for-225) on the road. Went 3-for-7 with the bases loaded, producing eight RBI.

15 2017 HITTERS NOTES 23 - MATT SZCZUR - OF Height: 6-0 Weight: 193 Age: 28 Service Time: Born: Cape May, NJ 2017 CHICAGO (NL) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Split the season between the Chicago Cubs and San Diego, appearing in a career-high 119 games. Acquired by the Padres on 5/8 from the Cubs in exchange for RHP Justin Hancock. In his first start as a Padre on 5/10 at TEX, he matched his career high at the time with three hits his infield single in the top of the fourth inning with Erick Aybar on second base ended RHP Yu Darvish s string of holding opponents to 0-for-36 with runners in scoring position, which dated back to September 2016, the longest stretch since Charlie Hough limited hitters to 0-for-35 with RISP in 1989 (STATS Inc.). Drew 32 walks with the Padres this season, which bested his previous career high of 14 walks in 2016 walked in four consecutive games from 6/21-30, setting a career high walk streak his three walks on 6/6 at ARI also set a career high in a game. On 7/21 at SF, he entered the game as part of a double switch in the fourth inning and went 4-for-5, including an 11th-inning single that drove in the go-ahead run in the Padres 12 9 per ELIAS, the last MLB player to have four hits and a game-winning RBI in a game he did not start was the Phillies Chris Coste on 8/26/08 vs. NYM no San Diego player had ever accumulated more than three hits off the bench in one game. His four hits on 7/21 also set his career high in a game with two singles, a double and a triple, Szczur was a home run short of hitting for the cycle to date, no player in MLB history has ever hit for the cycle after not starting the game. From 7/14-28, his.522 on-base percentage post All-Star break was the highest of any qualifying batter in the majors (STATS Inc.) finished the season with a.365 on-base percentage after the All-Star break Hit a career-high 11 doubles with San Diego, and he was four hits shy of tying his career high of 48, which were both set in His seven pinch-hit base hits and his two pinch-hit doubles were the most on the team this year. His 20 appearances and innings in center field set his career high in a season had a career-high two assists this season (both in center field) LUIS TORRENS - C Height: 5-11 Weight: 2103 Age: 21 Service Time: Born: Valencia, Venezuela Valencia, Venezuela 2017 SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Selected by Cincinnati from New York (AL) in the first round (second overall) of the Rule 5 draft on 12/8/16...acquired by the Padres from CIN for PTBNL and cash considerations and spent the entire season in San Diego. Made his MLB debut on 4/3 at LAD and his first career start on 4/10 at COL he appeared in a total of 56 games, making 31 starts behind the plate. Logged two multi-hit games this season (5/24 at NYM and 6/20 at CHC) hit his first career double on 5/24. Hit a bases-clearing triple for the first three-bagger of his career on 7/26 vs. NYM set a career-high three RBI in the game, and it was his sole multi-rbi game of the season his triple was his first and only hit with the bases loaded. Hit safely in five of six games from 6/11-21, batting.353 (6-for-17) with a double and an RBI. Had a career-high three-game hitting streak from 6/19-21, going 4-for-8 (.500) in that time also set his career high on-base streak at six games from 6/ Caught innings this season and 25 complete games made only two errors over the course of the season, owning a.993 fielding percentage. His 25 total bases this season were the sixth-most among rookie National League catchers CHRISTIAN VILLANUEVA - INF Height: 5-11 Weight: 216 Age: 26 Service Time: Born: Guadalajara, Mexico Guadalajara, Mexico 2017 El Paso (AAA) SAN DIEGO Career Major Totals Spent the majority of the season with Triple-A El Paso while making his MLB debut with the Padres on 9/18 at ARI. This season with the Chihuahuas, produced a.296/.366/.515 slash line...led the club with 86 RBI and his ranked second in doubles (28) and third in walks (43) also logged 50 extra-base hits. Started in all eight playoff games with El Paso and hit safely in six of the eight games, hitting.290 (9-for-31) with two doubles and two RBI. Produced a.344/.344/.750 slash line in 12 games with the Padres logged five extra-base hits, four of which were home runs with one double. Recorded his first ML hit on 9/20 vs. ARI (a single in the second inning) and his first ML home run in the fifth inning proceeded to hit safely in five of his next six starts, hitting.333 (8-for-24) with four home runs, six RBI and five runs scored. Hit his first ML home run in the third inning on 9/20 vs. ARI.teammate Rocky Gale also hit his first career homer just one inning prior, becoming just the second Padre rookie duo in club history to record their first big league home runs in the same game (first: Sandy Alomar Jr. and Phil Stephenson on 9/30/89 vs. SF), per ELIAS. The next day on 9/21 vs. COL, Villanueva recorded his second career multi-hit game and his first career multi-rbi game...before his homer, Franchy Cordero was the last Padre rookie to homer in consecutive games following the first of his career (6/12-13 of this season), per ELIAS. Hit his third and fourth homers on 9/24 vs. COL and 9/26 at LAD among players who made their MLB debuts in 2017, he was the only player to hit four home runs in their first nine career games he was the third Padre to ever accomplish the feat, joining Hunter Renfroe (2016) and Yasmani Grandal (2012). In his 12 big league games from 9/18-10/1, Villanueva s.344 average was the second-highest among NL rookies and fourth-highest among all ML rookies his four home runs were the most among NL rookies and fourth among ML rookies. LUIS SARDIÑAS - INF OTHERS WHO PLAYED FOR SAN DIEGO IN 2017 Bats/Throws: S/R Height: 6-1 Weight: 177 Age: 24 Service Time: Born: Bolivar, Venezuela Bolivar, Venezuela Appeared in 29 games (six starts) for the Padres. Collected eight hits in 49 at bats those 29 games were the fewest he s ever played in a single season and his.163 average was his lowest in his career. Designated for assignment on 5/21 and acquired off waivers by the Baltimore Orioles. Made his second career pitching performance in the ninth inning on 5/19 vs. ARI (other, 7/29/16 vs. CHC with SEA) he faced four batters, allowing one hit and induced three ground balls and one fly ball he became the second Padre position player to pitch in a game this season (first, Erick Aybar on 4/18 vs. ARI).

16 MISCELLANEOUS STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1st: Asuaje (5), Cordero (2), Córdoba (10), d Arnaud (1), Jankowski (4), Margot (105), Myers (3), Pirela (30), Szczur (2) 2nd: Asuaje (60), Aybar (14), Blash (1), Cordero (10), Córdoba (3), Jankowski (6), Margot (14), Myers (9), Pirela (1), Schimpf (1), Solarte (18), Spangenberg (19), Szczur (5), Villanueva (1) 3rd: Asuaje (1), Myers (104), Pirela (41), Schimpf (1), Solarte (12), Spangenberg (3) 4th: Blash (3), Myers (9), Pirela (3), Renfroe (42), Sanchez (9), Schimpf (11), Solarte (81), Spangenberg (4) 5th: Aybar (1), Blash (8), Cordero (2), Hedges (16), Myers (29), Pirela (2), Renfroe (30), Sanchez (4), Schimpf (26), Solarte (10), Spangenberg (31), Villanueva (3) 6th: Asuaje (3), Aybar (21),Blash (14), Cordero (5), Córdoba (3), Hedges (21), Margot (1), Pirela (1), Renfroe (26), Sanchez (4), Sardiñas (2), Schimpf (7), Solarte (2), Spangenberg (43), Szczur (7), Villanueva (2) 7th: Asuaje (7), Aybar (33), Blash (13), Coleman (4), Cordero (3), Córdoba (9), d Arnaud (2), Jankowski (4), Hedges (36), Margot (1), Renfroe (16), Sanchez (6), Sardiñas (1), Schimpf (1), Spangenberg (14), Szczur (11), Villanueva (1) 8th: Asuaje (2), Aybar (24), Blash (7), Cahill (1), Chacin (1), Coleman (15), Cordero (1), Córdoba (15), d Arnaud (7), Gale (3), Hedges (34),Jankowski (5), Renfroe (4), Sardiñas (2), Spangenberg (1), Szczur (12), Torrens (27), Weaver (1) 9th: Cahill (8), Chacin (30), Córdoba (2), Cosart (6), Diaz (3),Hedges (3),Jankowski (3), Lamet (19), Lee (1), Lloyd (1), Lyles (5), Overton (1), Perdomo (27), Richard (31), Torrens (4), Sardiñas (1), Weaver (7), Wood (10) C : Gale (3), Hedges (109), Sanchez (19), Torrens (31) 1B: Myers (153), Pirela (3), Sanchez (2), Solarte (4) 2B: Asuaje (78), Pirela (4), Sardiñas (1), Solarte (75), Spangenberg (4) SS: Aybar (93), Coleman (19), Córdoba (15), d Arnaud (8), Sardiñas (3), Solarte (24) 3B: d Arnaud (2), Pirela (1), Sardiñas (2), Schimpf (46), Solarte (18), Spangenberg (86), Villanueva (7) LF: Blash (17), Cordero (1),Córdoba (24), Jankowski (17), Pirela (64), Spangenberg (25), Szczur (14) CF: Cordero (22), Córdoba (2), Jankowski (3), Margot (121), Szczur (14) RF: Blash (29), Córdoba (1) Jankowski (2), Pirela (4), Renfroe (117), Szczur (9) P: Cahill (11), Chacin (32), Cosart (6), Diaz (3), Lamet (21), Lee (1), Lloyd (1), Lyles (5), Overton (1), Perdomo (29), Richard (32), Weaver (9), Wood (11) DH: Hedges (1), Myers (1), Pirela (2), Renfroe (1), Sanchez (2), Schimpf (1), Solarte (2) HOME RUN NOTES 1R 2R 3R GS HOME ROAD TOTAL MOST RECENT (1 on 10/1/17) TEAM MULTI-HR GAMES (53 in 17, 1,457 all-time) Last: Renfroe, SF (Cueto) Last: LAD (2) GRAND SLAMS (1 in 2017, 147 all-time) Last: Renfroe, 5/29/17 vs. CHC 1ST-INNING LEADOFF (7 in 2017, 102 all-time) Last: Margot, 7/27/17 vs. NYM WALK-OFF (3 in 2017, 87 all-time) Last: Solarte, 9/2/17 vs. LAD (Baez) STARTS BY POSITION CATCHING NOTES PINCH-HIT (6 in 2017, 218 all-time) Last: Sanchez, 6/30/17 vs. LAD INSIDE THE PARK (20 all-time) Last: Everth Cabrera, MIL CATCHER GS CCS SB CCS% PB CPO CATCHER ERA Gale Hedges Sanchez Torrens RUNS BY INNING Extra Total Opp Padres DISABLED LIST PLACED GAMES REIN- PLAYER (INJURY) (RETRO) MISSED STATED LHP Robbie Erlin* (recovering from Tommy John surgery)... 3/ LHP Colin Rea* (recovering from Tommy John surgery)... 3/ LHP Buddy Baumann (left shoulder soreness)...4/1 (3/30) 96 7/22 RHP Carter Capps (recovering from Tommy John surgery)...4/1 (3/31) 62 6/10 OF Alex Dickerson* (lower back strain)...4/1 (3/30) LHP Christian Friedrich* (left elbow strain)...4/1 (3/30) C Hector Sanchez+ (concussion)... 4/7 6 4/14 RHP Trevor Cahill (lower back strain)...4/9 (4/6) 9 4/16 RHP Luis Perdomo (right shoulder inflammation)...4/12 (4/8) 14 4/23. RHP Jarred Cosart (right hamstring strain)... 4/ /14 C Hector Sanchez (right foot contusion)...5/7 (5/6) 42 6/23 RHP Trevor Cahill (right shoulder strain)...5/17 (5/14) 44 7/4 RHP Jered Weaver^ (left hip inflammation)... 5/20 75 ^ OF Manuel Margot (strained right calf)...5/27 (5/25) 28 6/27 OF Travis Jankowski (right foot bone bruise)... 4/ /4 RHP Jarred Cosart* (right elbow strain)...6/6 (6/5) RHP Miguel Diaz* (strained right forearm)...6/23 (6/22) 58 8/29 INF Yangervis Solarte (strained left oblique)...6/23 (6/21) 33 7/30 OF Hunter Renfroe (strained neck)...7/14 (7/10) 6 7/20 C Austin Hedges (concussion symptoms)... 7/ /30 INF Erick Aybar (left foot contusion)... 7/ /1 RHP Carter Capps* (blood clot)... 9/ NOTE: Players in italics ended season on the DL 1,402 *Ended season on 60-Day DL HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM BATTING HIGHS Runs: 12 (3x), last: 8/22 at STL Runs (inn.): 8, 4/29 at SF (T6) Hits: 20, 7/21 at SF Hits (inn.): 6 (4x) 9/9 at ARI (T9) Doubles: 4, 5x, last: 9/8 at ARI Home Runs: 5, 2x, last: 9/20 vs. ARI Home Runs (inn.): 2 (12x), last: 9/26 at LAD (T5) Extra-Base Hits: 8, 7/21 at SF Total Bases: 35, 7/21 at SF Stolen Bases: 5, 8/16 vs. PHI Walks: 8, 9/2 vs. LAD Strikeouts: 17 (3x), last: 5/27 at WSH Left on Base: 12 (2x), last: 7/21 at SF Fewest left on: 1 (2x), last: 8/1 vs. MIN Fewest hits: 2 (2x), last: 9/1 vs. LAD INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS Hits: 4 (6x), last: Pirela, 8/8 at CIN Runs: 3, (9x), last: Renfroe, 9/20 vs. ARI Doubles: 2, (8x), last: Solarte, 8/22 at STL Triples: 2, Pirela, 7/29 vs. PIT Home Runs: 3, Renfroe, 9/20 vs. ARI Extra-Base Hits: 3 (3x), last: Renfroe, 9/20 vs. ARI RBI: 6, Solarte, 8/22 at STL Stolen Bases: 3, Myers, 8/16 vs. PHI Strikeouts: 4, 11x, last: Blash, 9/2 vs. LAD Walks: 4, Schimpf, 4/7 vs. SF Total bases: 12, Renfroe, 9/20 vs. ARI Longest hit streak: 11 (2x), last: Pirela, 7/9-7/24 MISCELLANEOUS Longest winning streak: five games, 5/28-6/2 Longest losing streak: five games, 5x, last: 9/24-29 Longest game, innings: 12 inn., 3x, last: 8/6 at PIT Longest game time (9 inn.): 4:11, 5/5 vs. LAD Longest game time (extra): 4:46, 7/21 at SF (11) Shortest game time: 2:13, 4/19 vs. ARI Largest crowd (Petco): 43,441 on 4/7 vs. LAD Smallest crowd (Petco): 14,224 on 5/9 vs. TEX Largest crowd (road): 53,701, 4/3 at LAD Smallest crowd (road): 12,215, 4/26 at ARI Largest winning margin: 8 runs, (2x), last: 8/22 at STL Largest losing margin: 16 runs, (2x), last: 9/16 at COL Most double plays turned: 4, (2x), last: 8/24 at STL Most GIDP: 3, (2x), last: 7/19 at COL Most errors: 4, 4/18 vs. ARI Come from behind wins: 34 Delays: 6 total Longest delay: 2:05, 8/4 at PIT Rain outs: 1, 5/7 vs. LAD (postponed to 9/2) TEAM PITCHING HIGHS Strikeouts: 19, 6/17 at MIL Walks: 11, 6/6 at LAD Runs allowed: 18, 7/19 at COL Runs allowed (inn.): 9, 6/10 vs. KC (T8) Hits allowed: 21, 7/19 at COL Hits allowed (inn.): 8, 5/23 at NYM (B1) Fewest hits: 2 (3x), 6/21 at CHC Most HR: 7, 9/12 at MIN Most HR (inn.): 3 (2x) last: 7/19 at COL (B4) Shutouts: 12, last: 9/23 vs. COL INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS IP (start): 9.0, (2x), Richard, 8/16 vs. PHI Fewest IP (start): 0.2, (2x), Chacin, 5/23 vs. NYM IP (relief): 4.0, Diaz, 9/5 vs. STL Strikeouts (start): 12, Lamet, 6/17 vs. MIL Strikeouts (relief): 7, Stammen, 5/19 vs. ARI Win streak: 3 games, (3x), last: Lamet, 7/23-8/5 Lose streak: 4 games, Richard, 7/14-7/30 Cons. scoreless inn. (start): 13.0, Richard, 8/11-8/22 Cons. scoreless inn. (relief): 24.0, Hand, 6/14-8/8 Most runs allowed: 11, Richard, 7/19 at COL Most hits allowed: 14, Richard, 7/19 at COL Most walks allowed: 6, (4x), last: Lamet, 9/26 at LAD Most HR allowed: 3 (10x), last: Lyles, 9/22 vs. COL Most HR allowed (inn.): 2, (23x), last: Yates, 9/27 at LAD (B6) PADRES CHALLENGES (18-for-43) Overturned: 18 Upheld: 25 Success rate: 41.8% OPPONENT CHALLENGES (19-for-38) Overturned: 19 Upheld: 19 Success rate: 50.0% UMPIRE REVIEW (7) Upheld: 4 Overturned: 3 ALL-TIME PADRES CHALLENGES SINCE 14 Number of challenges: 174 Overturned: 83 Success rate: 47.7% TRANSACTIONS DATE PLAYER TRANSACTION 9/21 INF Dusty Coleman...Cleared waivers and outrighted to Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Valdez...Cleared waivers and outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 9/18 OF Travis Jankowski...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso OF Hunter Renfroe...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Tim Melville...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso C Rocky Gale...Selected to Major League roster INF Christian Villanueva...Selected to Major League roster INF Dusty Coleman...Designated for assignment RHP Jose Valdez...Designated for assignment 9/12 RHP Carter Capps...Placed on the 60-day disabled list RHP Cory Mazzoni...Selected from Triple-A El Paso 9/6 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Cleared waivers and outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 9/1 LHP Kyle McGrath...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jordan Lyles...Selected to Major League roster RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Designated for assignment INF Erick Aybar...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list 8/31 LHP Dillon Overton...Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 8/29 RHP Miguel Diaz...Reinstated from the 60-day disabled list INF Dusty Coleman...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso LHP Dillon Overton...Designated for assignment 8/26 RHP Miguel Diaz...Transferred to the 60-day disabled list RHP Tim Melville...Claimed on outright waivers from MIN 8/22 OF Matt Szczur...Reinstated from the Family Leave list LHP Kyle McGrath...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 8/19 OF Jabari Blash...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso OF Hunter Renfroe...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 8/17 OF Matt Szczur...Placed on Family Leave list LHP Buddy Buamann...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 8/14 RHP Kirby Yates...Reinstated from the Family Leave list RHP Jose Valdez...Optioned from Triple-A El Paso 8/11 RHP Kirby Yates...Placed on Family Leave list RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 8/7 RHP Carter Capps...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso LHP Buddy Baumann...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 8/4 OF Travis Jankowski...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Jered Weaver...Transferred to the 60-day disabled list 7/29 INF Yangervis Solarte...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list C Austin Hedges...Reinstated from the 10-day concussion disabled list OF Jabari Blash...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/27 LHP Kyle McGrath...Selected from Double-A San Antonio RHP Kyle Lloyd...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/25 RHP Kyle Lloyd...Selected from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Ruiz...Optioned to Single-A Lake Elsinore RHP Travis Wood...Reported to the Major League squad 7/24 INF Dusty Coleman...Selected from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Ruiz...Recalled from Single-A Lake Elsinore 7/22 OF Manuel Margot...Reinstated from the paternity leave list OF Franchy Cordero...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/22 LHP Buddy Baumann...Reinstated from the 60-day disabled list INF Erick Aybar...Placed on the 10-day disabled list 7/20 OF Manuel Margot...Placed on paternity leave list OF Hunter Renfroe...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list 7/19 OF Franchy Cordero...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Valdez...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/18 C Austin Hedges...Placed on the seven-day concussion disabled list RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 7/17 RHP Kirby Yates...Reinstated from paternity leave list RHP Jose Valdez...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/14 OF Hunter Renfroe...Placed on 10-day disabled list OF Jabari Blash...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Kirby Yates...Placed on paternity leave list RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 7/7 INF Chase d Arnaud...Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 7/4 RHP Trevor Cahill...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list INF Chase d Arnaud...Designated for assignment 7/2 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso LHP Dillon Overton...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 7/1 LHP Dillon Overton...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Valdez...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 6/30 INF Chase d Arnaud...Reinstated from the paternity leave list OF Franchy Cordero...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 6/27 OF Manuel Margot...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list INF Chase d Arnaud...Placed on paternity leave list 6/23 INF Yangervis Solarte...Placed on the 10-day disabled list RHP Miguel Diaz...Placed on the 10-day disabled list C Hector Sanchez...Reinstated from the 10-day disabled list INF Carlos Asuaje...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 6/22 RHP Zach Lee...Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 6/19 RHP Zach Lee...Designated for assignment LHP Dillon Overton...Claimed off waivers from SEA, optioned to Triple-A El Paso 6/11 RHP Phil Maton...Selected from Triple-A El Paso RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Jake Esch...Designated for assignment 6/10 RHP Carter Capps...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Carter Capps...Reinstated from the 60-day disabled list RHP Tyrell Jenkins...Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso 6/9 RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso INF Ryan Schimpf...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 6/6 OF Jose Pirela...Selected from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jarred Cosart...Placed on the 10-day disabled list OF Travis Jankowski...Transferred to the 60-day disabled list 5/27 OF Manuel Margot...Placed on the 10-day disabled list OF Franchy Cordero...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 5/25 INF Carlos Asuaje...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Dinelson Lamet...Selected from Triple-A El Paso 5/23 INF Carlos Asuaje...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jose Valdez...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 5/21 INF Luis Sardinas...Designated for assignment INF Chase d Arnaud...Claimed off waivers from BOS RHP Carter Capps...Transferred to 60-day disabled List 5/20 RHP Jered Weaver...Placed on 10-day disabled List RHP Jose Valdez...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso. 5/17 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Trevor Cahill...Placed on the 10-day disabled List 5/14 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Jarred Cosart...Activated from the 10-day Disabled List 5/10 RHP Jose Valdez...Claimed off waivers from LAA, optioned to Triple-A El Paso LHP Christian Friedrich...Transferred to 60-day Disabled List 5/9 OF Matt Szczur...Reported and added to 25-man roster OF Jabari Blash...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 5/8 RHP Matt Szczur...Acquired from CHC LHP Buddy Baumann...Transferred to the 60-day DL. 5/7 C Hector Sanchez...Placed on 10-day DL RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 4/26 RHP Kirby Yates...Claimed off waivers from LAA RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 4/25 C Christian Bethancourt...Outrighted to Triple-A El Paso INF Cory Spangenberg...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 4/24 OF Travis Jankowski...Placed on the 10-day Disabled List OF Jabari Blash...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 4/23 RHP Zach Lee...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Luis Perdomo...Reinstated from the 10-day DL 4/19 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso RHP Jarred Cosart...Placed on the 10-day DL 4/16 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Trevor Cahill...Reinstated from 10-day DL 4/14 RHP Kevin Quackenbush...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso C Hector Sanchez...Reinstated from the 7-day concussion DL OF Jabari Blash...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso RHP Jake Esch...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso 4/12 RHP Jake Esch...Recalled from Double-A San Antonio RHP Luis Perdomo...Placed on 10-day DL 4/9 RHP Trevor Cahill...Placed on the 10-day DL RHP Zach Lee...Recalled from Triple-A El Paso 4/7 C Hector Sanchez...Placed on the 7-day DL OF Jabari Blash...Selected to the roster OF Alex Dickerson...Transferred to the 60-day DL 4/5 LHP Keith Hessler...Cleared outright waivers, outrighted to Triple-A El Paso RHP Cesar Vargas...Cleared outright waivers, outrighted to Double-A San Antonio 4/1 C Hector Sanchez...Selected to the roster INF Cory Spangenberg...Optioned to Triple-A El Paso LHP Keith Hessler...Designated for assignment

17 MINOR LEAGUE REVIEW El Paso Chihuahuas (Triple-A) Pacific Coast League, 73-69, 1st/+1.0 Manager: Rod Barajas (2nd season, 4th with org) Ballpark: Southwestern University Park Finished: 1st place in PCL Pacific Southern SEASON SUMMARY The El Paso Chihuahuas finished the season in first place in the Pacific Coast League Pacific Southern, earning the third straight division title in team history El Paso won eight of their last 10 games and 19 of their last 28, becoming the only PCL team to clinch playoff berths in both 2016 and 2017 El Paso is the first Padres Triple-A affiliate to win three consecutive division titles since the Hawaiian Islanders did so from the Chihuahuas recorded their first-ever postseason series sweep after defeating the Reno Aces in a best-of-five division series before eventually falling short of the PCL Championship to the Memphis Redbirds. LEAGUE LEADERS OF Nick Buss earned the PCL batting title as he boasted a.348 batting average, the first-ever such title for a Chihuahuas player OF Franchy Cordero led the league and set a Chihuahua s single-season record with 18 triples, and also ranked second in the PCL in slugging percentage (.603) and seventh in batting average (.326) Cordero s 18 triples were tied for the most in Minor League Baseball with Double-A Midlands Jorge Mateo...OF Rafael Ortega finished tied for first in stolen bases (26). RHP Bryan Rodriguez finished seventh in the PCL in ERA (4.90) and RHP Jason Jester ranked tied for third in appearances (53). AWARDS & HONORS OF Nick Buss became the first Chihuahuas player to be crowned the PCL Batting Champion, and was the lone El Paso representative in the 2017 Pacific Coast League All- Star Game several Chihuahuas earned PCL weekly honors, including OF Hunter Renfroe (8/21-27 and 8/28-9/4) and INF Christian Villanueva (5/15-21 and 6/26-7/2), who each earned multiple Player of the Week honors Renfroe became just the third PCL player to win back-to-back weekly PCL awards since 2009 and the first since teammate Austin Hedges in 2016 RHP Bryan Rodriguez was named PCL Pitcher of the Week for the stretch of 7/31-8/6. San Antonio Missions (Double-A) Texas League, overall, (41-29 in 1st half, nd half) Manager: Phillip Wellman (2nd season, 2nd with org) Ballpark: Nelson W. Wolff Stadium Finished: 1st place in TL South in 1st half; 1st place in TL South in 2nd half SEASON SUMMARY The San Antonio Missions finished the season in first place in the Texas League South after sweeping both the first and second halves to earn the division titles the Missions advanced to postseason play for the first time since 2013 before eventually falling short in the Division Series San Antonio set a Texas League record with 1,286 strikeouts. RHP Kyle Lloyd tossed the Missions first-ever no-hitter at Wolff Stadium on 5/13 vs. Frisco it was the first no-hitter for San Antonio since 2014 when three pitchers combined for a no-hit performance vs. Corpus Christi, and the first solo no-hitter for a Missions pitcher since Rick Goulding in 1979 vs. Amarillo. LEAGUE LEADERS OF Franmil Reyes and INF Luis Urias finished the 2017 season near the top of many offensive categories in the Texas League Reyes led the league in home runs (25), extra-base hits (53) and total bases (235), ranked second in RBI (102), third in runs scored (79), fourth in slugging percentage (.464) and tied for sixth in doubles (27) Urias.398 on-base percentage was the highest in the league, and he finished second in walks (68), fourth in runs scored (77) and sixth in batting average (.296). RHP Brett Kennedy led the Texas League with 13 wins and RHP Enyel De Los Santos ranked tied for fifth (10) De Los Santos also finished tied for third in innings pitched (150.0) and third in strikeouts (138), while Kennedy finished fourth in strikeouts (134) and sixth in ERA (3.70) RHP Trey Wingenter led the TL in saves after converting 20 of his 26 save opportunities and ranked second in games finished (37). AWARDS & HONORS Manager Phillip Wellman was named Texas League Manager of the Year, becoming the sixth San Antonio manager to earn the title and the first since Rich Dauer in 2013 Wellman also earned his 1,000th career win as a minor league manager on 4/14 several San Antonio players earned weekly Texas League honors, including INF Luis Urias who was named Player of the Week for the week ending in 4/23, and three Missions pitchers who earned Pitcher of the Week honors, including RHP Brett Kennedy (5/1-7), RHP Enyel De Los Santos (4/10-16 and 8/7-13) and RHP Kyle Lloyd (5/8-14 and 6/12-18) Urias, Lloyd, INF Ty France, RHP Michael Kelly and RHP Eric Yardley were named to the Texas League Mid-Season All-Star rosters Urias, Kennedy and RHP Trey Wingenter were named Post-Season All-Stars for their contributions to the Missions postseason run. Lake Elsinore Storm (Advanced-A) California League, overall, (35-35 in 1st half, nd half) Manager: Edwin Rodriguez (1st season, 1st with org) Ballpark: The Diamond Finished: 3rd place in CL South in 1st half; 4th place in CL South in 2nd half SEASON SUMMARY The Lake Elsinore Storm fell short of postseason play for the fifth time in the last 17 seasons as a San Diego Padres affiliate, finishing in fourth place in the California League South with an overall record of Lake Elsinore s pitching staff led the California League with five complete games and posted a league-best 3.21 ERA through the first 63 games of the season. LEAGUE LEADERS C Austin Allen ranked among the leaders in many offensive categories among California League hitters, including third in slugging percentage (.497), fourth in home runs (22), fourth in OPS (.849), sixth in total bases (230), tied for sixth in doubles (31), and seventh in RBI (81) OF Michael Gettys finished seventh in runs (84) and OF Edwin Moreno ranked fourth in triples (10). RHP Jacob Nix was one of only two California League pitchers in 2017 to record a complete-game shutout RHP Colby Blueberg ranked fourth in games finished (32). AWARDS & HONORS RHP Cal Quantrill and INF Josh Naylor represented the Padres in the 2017 All-Star Futures Game five players from Lake Elsinore were selected for the 2017 California League All-Star Game, including Quantrill, Naylor, LHP Eric Lauer, LHP Joey Lucchesi and RHP Colby Blueberg additionally, Naylor earned Cal League Player of the Month honors for the month of April Lucchesi was named Player of the Week for the week ending on 4/30 and OF Michael Gettys earned the honor for the week ending on 6/4 RHP Jacob Nix was also named CL Pitcher of the Week for the week ending on 7/2, while C Austin Allen was named the CL Player of the Month for the month of July, also earning weekly honors in back-to-back weeks on 7/16 and 7/23 RHP Trevor Frank, RHP Gerardo Reyes, and LHP Jose Castillo were also named Mid-Season All-Stars.