MIAMI MARLINS (40-46) RHP JOSÉ UREÑA (7-3, 3.43) at SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (34-55) RHP JOHNNY CUETO (6-7, 4.26)

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1 FISH BITES The Marlins conclude the first half of the season today with the finale of a three-game set against the Giants at 4:05 p.m. EDT. Right-hander José Ureña (7-3, 3.43) gets the start for Miami; he has just one career appearance against San Francisco, allowing two runs on five hits in 1.2 relief innings on April 22 of last season, here at AT&T Park. The Giants will call on right-hander Johnny Cueto (6-7, 4.26), who is 4-2 with a 4.64 ERA in nine career starts against the Fish. Miami is 5-4 on this 10-game, three-city road trip that began in Milwaukee (1-2), passed through St. Louis (2-2), and wraps up here in San Francisco (2-0). By securing a series victory with last night's win, the Marlins snapped a streak of 10 consecutive road series without a series win, which tied for the fourth-longest skid in team history, according to Stats LLC. LAST NIGHT AT SAN FRANCISCO The Marlins got off to yet another fast start, scoring twice in the first inning of a 5-4 win over the Giants. Dee Gordon led off the game with a single and scored two batters later on a double by Christian Yelich. Marcell Ozuna followed Yelich with another RBI-double. Justin Bour homered to lead off the fourth, Ozuna struck again with an RBI-single in the fifth, and JT Riddle scored on a wild pitch in the ninth to cap the scoring. Yelich, Ozuna, and J.T. Realmuto had two hits apiece, ending Miami's six-game streak with at least one batter recording three-plus hits. That was tied for the team record, which had been done seven times previously, most recently from April 26-May 1, 2016, according to Elias. VS. THE GIANTS This series has been close over the last two seasons, with Miami holding a 9-6 advantage since the start of Since the start of 2013, only once has one of the clubs won three-straight games: Miami did so from June 30-July 2 in a sweep at Marlins Park. The Giants lead the all-time series, , with a lead by the Bay (30-28 at AT&T Park). However, since 2011, Miami has a 16-7 record (.696) at AT&T Park, tops among National League teams in San Fran in that time. SWEEP INFO Miami today is looking for its seventh sweep of the Giants all-time. All previous sweeps have come in three-game sets, the last from June 30-July 2, 2015 at Marlins Park. It would be Miami's first sweep on the road this season. O'GRADY MAKES A SPLASH Left-hander Chris O'Grady made his Major League debut last night, the 14th southpaw and 36th pitcher overall to make a start in his MLB debut with the Marlins. The outing was a success for O'Grady, who picked up a win after allowing three runs on five hits and two walks, with four strikeouts, over 5.1 innings in a 5-4 victory. He became the 11th pitcher in Club history to start and win his MLB debut, the first since Justin Nicolino on June 20, Miami is now when its starting pitcher is making his MLB debut, 6-8 when a left-hander starts. LEADING OFF Dee Gordon led off last night's game with a single, and came around to score on a double by Christian Yelich. It was the third consecutive game that Gordon has led off with a hit and then scored. According to Elias, the Club record for such a streak is four games, held by Gordon (August 3-7, 2016) and Luis Castillo (July 5-13, 2002). Gordon has batted leadoff eight times on this trip, going 5x8 with three runs scored in the first inning. His.299 (96x321) average as a leadoff hitter ranks fourth in the National League this season. As for the team, Miami scored twice in the first inning last night. It has scored in the first inning in four consecutive games, one shy of tying the Club record of five, which has been done three times: May 22-26, 2008; September 9-13, 2009; Sept , Elias ROAD WARRIOR Marcell Ozuna had a pair of RBI last night, giving him 15 on the current road trip. According to Stats LLC, the 15 RBI ties Miguel Cabrera (June 13-26, 2005, 12-game trip) for the second-most ever by a Marlin on a road trip of 10-plus games. The most was 16, by Cody Ross (July 3-13, 2008, 11 games) and Gary Sheffield (September 11-21, 1995, 10 games). Ozuna is batting.333 (14x42) over the first nine games of this trip, with two doubles and three home runs. FIRST HALF DINGERS Justin Bour hit his 20th home run of the season last night, while Giancarlo Stanton hit his 24th Friday night and Marcell Ozuna hit his 23rd on Wednesday night in St. Louis. It is the first time in Club history that three players reached the 20-homer plateau prior to the All-Star break. Stanton is four home runs behind the club record for a first half, held by Mike Lowell (28) in Miami as a team has hit 101 home runs so far this season, third-most in club history for the first half of a campaign. See the chart at right for a full list of the club's all-time leaders in first-half home runs, by team and individual. TRIPLE THREAT Giancarlo Stanton (24), Marcell Ozuna (23), and Justin Bour (20) have combined for 67 home runs, the second-highest output by a trio of teammates in the Majors this season, behind Cincinnati's Joey Votto (26), Scott Schebler (22), and Adam Duvall (20), with 68. The third highest is 63, by Oakland's Khris Davis (24), Yonder Alonso (20), and Ryon Healy (19). FOREIGN DIGNITARY MIAMI MARLINS (40-46) RHP JOSÉ UREÑA (7-3, 3.43) at SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS (34-55) RHP JOHNNY CUETO (6-7, 4.26) AT&T PARK, SAN FRANCISCO, CA SUNDAY, JULY 9, :05 P.M. EDT GAME 87 (40-46) ROAD GAME 45 (19-25) TODAY'S BROADCASTS FSFL WINZ (940 AM) WAQI (710 AM) Ichiro Suzuki picked up two hits on Thursday in St. Louis, the 3,053rd and 3,054th of his Major League career. The hits tied and surpassed Rod Carew (Gatun, Panama Canal Zone) on the all-time MLB hits list, giving Suzuki (Kasugai, Japan) sole possession of 24th place overall, but also making him the all-time hits leader among players born outside of the United States. There is more climbing to do for Suzuki, however, as he is now just one hit from tying Rickey Henderson (3,055) for 23rd place, and is only six behind Craig Biggio (3,060) for 22nd. Additionally, Suzuki appeared as a pinch hitter last night (sac bunt), marking his 2,573rd career MLB game, tying Ozzie Smith for 45th all-time, according to Elias. UPCOMING STARTERS OPPONENT INFO MARLINS VS. GIANTS DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 7/7 SF W,6-1 41,510 7/8 SF W,5-4 41,480 7/9 SF 4:05 8/14 MIA 7:10 8/15 MIA 7:10 8/16 MIA 1:10 SERIES INFO DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Monday, July 10 8:00 p.m. at Marlins Park T-Mobile Home Run Derby 1:15 Media Gate Opens ESPN Tuesday, July 11 7:30 p.m. at Marlins Park 88th All-Star Game 1:00 Media Gate Opens FOX All Times Eastern 2017 at Home on Road Series 2 4 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at Marlins Park 8 8 All-Time on Road at 3Com Park at AT&T All-Time Totals TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2017 MARLINS VS. GIANTS Average Runs ERA GIANTS VS. MARLINS Average Runs... 5 ERA SERIES NOTES Christian Yelich has recorded a hit in 11 of his last 12 games against the Giants. He is batting.386 (17x44) against them in that time, with seven doubles, a home run, and seven RBI. He has a hit in his last six games at AT&T Park (.435/10x23). Giancarlo Stanton has hit 13 career home runs against the Giants, the most in the Majors by any non-nl West player since He ranks fifth among all players, behind; Matt Kemp and Nolan Arenado lead with 21, followed by Carlos Gonzalez (19) and Paul Goldschmidt (15). THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY JULY 9 In 2009, Florida erased a seven-run deficit in a 14-7 win in Arizona. The comeback matched the largest deficit overcome for a win in team history (other, June 28, 2003, 10-9 at Boston). The Marlins scored 10 runs on eight hits in the top of the eighth to take the lead and the game. In 1996, Kevin Brown, Al Leiter, and Gary Sheffield were selected for the 67th MLB All-Star Game at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia. In 2002, Luis Castillo and Mike Lowell both attended the 73rd MLB All-Star Game as reserves. Mike Lowell entered the game as a pinch-hitter going 2x3 with a run. record on this date: 10-8 MARLINS NOTES MOST FIRST-HALF HR'S Marlins' History (TEAM) HR'S YEAR (INDIVIDUALS) HR'S PLAYER YEAR 28 MIKE LOWELL GIANCARLO STANTON GARY SHEFFIELD GIANCARLO STANTON HANLEY RAMIREZ DAN UGGLA MARCELL OZUNA 2017

2 JOSÉ UREÑA HT 6 3 WT 206 BATS RIGHT THROWS RIGHT MLB DEBUT APRIL 14, 2015 AT ATLANTA BIRTHPLACE SANTO DOMINGO, DOM BORN SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 OPENING DAY AGE 25 CONTRACT STATUS SIGNED THROUGH 2017 ACQUIRED SIGNED AS INTERNATIONAL FREE AGENT ON AUGUST 29, 2008 Ureña is making his 13th start of 2017 in Miami s first-half finale today against the Giants. He was inserted into the rotation on May 7 following injuries to several starters. Prior to making his first start, appeared in six games out of the bullpen with no record and 2.35 ERA (15.1 ip/4 er). In his 12 starts, has gone 7-3 with a 3.68 ERA (66.0/27). Miami has won eight of his 12 starts this season. The team had a streak of five straight wins snapped in his outing on June 18, a 5-4 loss at Atlanta. In his last eight starts, he is 6-1 despite a 4.47 ERA (48.1/24). Has received 7.26 runs of support per 9.0 innings in those nine starts. For the season, he is receiving 6.41 runs of support when he starts, which ranks 10th among NL starters (min. 12 GS). Holding opponents to a.212 (52x245) batting average in his starts, which is the seventh-lowest mark in the National League among starters (min. 12 GS). Over his last six starts, that number is just.187 (23x123), which ranks sixth among NL starters (min. 6 GS) since June 7. He won consecutive starts for the first time in his career on May 23 at Oakland and May 28 vs. the Angels, and winning streak has now reached five games. In his start on May 28, set career highs in both strikeouts (seven) and walks (six). All but two of his relief appearances this season have spanned multiple innings, including a career-long 4.1 innings on April 28 vs. Pittsburgh. Allowed 12 hits, yet only two runs, in the outing. The 12 hits allowed in that outing were the most by a reliever in Marlins history, and he became the second reliever in Club history to allow 10-or-more hits in an outing (also Jason Vargas on July 8, 2006 at Mets). Also, became just the seventh pitcher since 2010 to give up 12 hits while allowing less than three runs, joining Cole Hamels (8/13/16 vs. DET), Bartolo Colon (9/16/14 vs. MIA), Matt Harvey (8/24/13 vs. DET), Mike Leake (7/24/13 at SF), Ricky Nolasco (7/31/11 at ATL), and Rick Porcello (10/1/10 at BAL). Over career, has gone with a 4.71 ERA (175.2/92) in 33 Major League starts. Has 33 career relief appearances with a 1-1 record, one save, and a 5.65 ERA (51.0/32). In first start of season, worked 6.0 scoreless innings, allowing just one hit, against the Mets on May 7 at Citi Field. Walked one and struck out two in second career scoreless start (also September 11, 2016 vs. Dodgers; 8.2 ip). Followed first start with another 6.0 inning outing, but took loss on May 12 vs. Atlanta. Allowed just two runs on six hits with three walks and four strikeouts. Tossed 101 pitches, marking fourth time in career passing 100-pitch mark In 2016, combined to go 7-12 with a 5.05 ERA (132.0/74) in 40 games, 24 starts, between Triple-A New Orleans and Miami. Owned 4-9 record with 6.13 ERA (83.2/57) in 28 games with Miami, which included 12 starts. GAME HIGHS (AS STARTER) 2017 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 6.0 6x; last, 6/29 vs. NYM 8.2 9/11/16 vs. LAD MOST K: 7 2x; last, 7/4 vs. at STL 7 2x; last, 7/4/17 at. STL MOST BB: 6 5/28 vs. LAA 6 5/28/17 vs. LAA WIN STREAK: 5 5/23 to 6/23 5 5/23/17 to present LOSS STREAK: 2 5/12 to 5/17 6 6/17/15 to 8/16/ MISC STATS (AS STARTER) RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG SEASON SPLITS GENERAL W L G GS INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA AVG Home Away Day Night Grass Turf Starter Reliever Start 0-3 Days Rest Start 4 Days Rest Start 5 Days Rest Relief 1 Day Rest Relief 3-5 Days Rest Relief 6+ Days Rest VS. BATTERS AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB HBP SO AVG vs. Left vs. Right None on None on/out Runners on Scoring Posn ScPos/2 Out Bases Loaded DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE relief W,8-1 4/13 NYM relief L, relief L,1-6 4/28 PIT relief L,2-12 APRIL ERA 5/2 TB relief L, relief L,1-5 W(1-0) /39 W,7-0 5/12 ATL L(1-1) /57 L,4-8 5/17 HOU L(1-2) /64 L,0-3 W(2-2) /56 W,11-9 5/28 LAA W(3-2) /58 W,9-2 MAY ERA 6/2 ARI /57 W,7-5 W(4-2) /47 W,6-5 6/13 OAK W(5-2) /62 W, /61 L,4-5 6/23 CHC W(6-2) /58 W,2-0 6/29 NYM L(6-3) /72 L,3-6 JUNE ERA W(7-3) /59 W,5-2 CAREER PITCHING YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER BATTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH BB SO Totals OPPONENT INFO VS. SAN FRANCISCO 2016 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER RECORD YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE relief L,1-8 BATTER/PITCHER (2016) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Brandon Belt Brandon Crawford Joe Panik Hunter Pence Buster Posey Denard Span BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Brandon Belt Brandon Crawford Nick Hundley Joe Panik Hunter Pence Buster Posey Denard Span

3 KYLE BARRACLOUGH # 46 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/30 at MIL /2 at MIL (H) /4 at STL (H) /5 at STL (H) /8 at SF (H) JARLIN GARCÍA # 66 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 6/29 vs. NYM /3 at STL /5 at STL /6 at STL /8 at SF (H) DUSTIN McGOWAN # 22 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/28 vs. NYM /29 vs. NYM /3 at STL /5 at STL (W) /7 at SF DAVID PHELPS # 35 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/30 at MIL (L) /2 at MIL /4 at STL (H) /5 at STL (H) /8 at SF (H) AJ RAMOS # 44 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/27 vs. NYM (S) /2 at MIL /4 at STL (S) /5 at STL (S) /8 at SF (S) DREW STECKENRIDER # 71 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/14 vs. OAK /18 at ATL (L) /4 at STL (H) /5 at STL (H) /8 at SF JUNICHI TAZAWA # 25 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/24 vs. CHC /28 vs. NYM /1 at MIL /3 at STL /6 at STL NICK WITTGREN # 64 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 6/27 vs. NYM (H) /29 vs. NYM /1 at MIL /3 at STL /6 at STL VANCE WORLEY # 45 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER (* pitched as starter) 6/19 vs. WSH /22 vs. CHC /28 vs. NYM /29 vs. NYM /1 at MIL BULLPEN NOTES Career vs. San Francisco: 4 G, 1-0, 2.25 (4.0/1) Picked up 4th W of season on 6/27; tied for 5th-most relief wins in NL. Owns a 0.78 road ERA (23.0 ip/2 er) in 19 G this season, but a 5.71 mark (17.1/11) at home (21 G). His road ERA ranks 2nd among NL relievers (min. 15 G) and 6th in MLB. Holding LHH to.154 AVG (12x78), 4th-best mark among NL RH relievers, 6th in MLB. Ranked 5th among all relievers last year with SO/9; this year, his SO/9 mark has fallen to His SO/9 rate was the highest by a reliever in Club history (previously, Matt Mantei, in 1999). Finished the 2016 season with career highs in W (6), G (75), IP (72.2), SO (113) and HLD (29). Set new Club record for strikeouts by a reliever in a season; Robb Nen (92 SO in 1996) previously held the mark. Led all National League relievers with 113 strikeouts. Career vs. San Francisco: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (0.2/0) Before Monday, had tossed 8.0 scoreless innings over 10 G dating back to 6/10. Has stranded 23 of 28 inherited runners; good for 8th among NL relievers with 17.9 IR Scored %. His.250 opponents OBP ranks 7th in NL among relievers. Holding opponents to.181 AVG (19x105), good for 3rd among NL rookie relievers. Allowed 2 HR on 5/20 at LAD; has allowed only 1 HR since (23 G). Made MLB debut on 4/14 vs. NYM, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning with 1 BB and 1 SO. Recalled from Double-A Jacksonville on 4/14; made 3 appearances with JAX, going 0-0, 0.00 (4.0/0). Was with Miami last season from May 15-18, but did not appear. Appeared in just 17 G (12 GS) overall last season due to a left triceps strain; went 1-3 with 4.54 ERA in 9 GS with JAX before going on DL. Career vs. San Francisco: 4 G (1 GS), 1-1, 1.98 (13.2/3) Since 2015, has allowed just 1 R to NL West teams over 14 G (25.1 IP). Has tossed 9.2 consecutive scoreless innings against NL West opponents dating to 8/26/16 vs. SD. Has allowed just 4 ER over last 16 G (1.77 ERA; 20.1 ip), while holding opponents to.216 AVG (16x74). Ranks 6th among NL relievers in IP (46.0). 18 of his 33 appearances this season have spanned more than 1.0 IP. Earned 5th W of season 7/5 at STL; tied for 2nd-most relief wins in NL. 5 relief W are a career high. In 2016, appeared in career-high 55 G with MIA (previous mark was 53 in 2014 with Toronto). His 2.82 ERA and.202 OPP AVG last season fell just behind an injury-shortened 2013 season with TOR for personal bests; posted 2.45 ERA and.190 OPP AVG in 25 G with TOR in Made 17 multi-inning relief appearances last season (longest, 3.2 ip on 8/8 vs. SF). Career vs. San Francisco: 4 G (2 GS), 1-1, 1.38 (13.0/2) Ranks 9th among NL relievers in IP (43.0), and 2nd in holds (17). Owns a 0.83 home ERA (21.2 ip/2 er) in 20 G this season, but a 6.64 mark (20.1/15) on the road (19 G). His home ERA ranks 6th among NL relievers (min. 15 G). Ranks 6th among NL relievers with 721 total pitches thrown. Over last 32 G, owns 2.18 ERA (33.0/8) and.186 OPP AVG (21x113), with 34 SO and 14 BB. Had career-long streak of 20.0 IP w/ no ER (dating back to 4/21) snapped on 6/7 at CHC. Earned 2nd W of season, 28th of his career, on 4/16 vs. NYM. Posted career bests in wins (7), saves (4), strikeouts (114), ERA (2.28), OPP AVG (.197) and holds (25) last season. Finished with a 1.3 WAR, which ranked 11th among NL relievers, according to Fangraphs. Career vs. San Francisco: 11 G, 1-0, 2.53 (10.2/3), 4 SV (4 SVO) Ranks 4th in NL and T-4th in MLB in SV% (94.1; 16-of-17). Since start of 2016, ranks 5th in MLB in SV% (93.3/56-of-60). Ranks 5th in Club history in SV (88) and 3rd in G (318). When pitching with 2-or-fewer days of rest, is 2-2 with 0.45 ERA (20.0/1) in 19 G; with 3+ days of rest, is 0-1 with 7.30 ERA (12.1/10) in 13 G. Earned 2nd W of season, 15th career W, on 6/19 vs. WSH Ranked 6th in MLB with 40 SV in Was 5th Marlins closer to record 40+ SV in a single-season (last, Todd Jones, 40 SV in 2005). Finished with a 1.4 WAR, which ranked 9th among NL relievers, according to Fangraphs. Named to first career All-Star Game in Career vs. San Francisco: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (0.0/0) Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 7/4, marking 3rd stint with MIA this season. In 7 G, has gone 0-1 with 3.86 ERA (4.2/2). Recalled from NOLA 5/23, and made MLB debut on 5/24 at OAK. Has made 24 appearances with NOLA, going 0-1, 1.72 (31.1/6) with 5 SV (6 SVO). 20 of 24 appearances with NOLA were scoreless. Held OPP to.156 AVG (17x109) and had 41 SO to 8 BB. Was named Marlins Minor League Pitcher of the Month for May, going 0-0, 0.82 (11.0/1) with 2 SV in 8 G. Split last season between NOLA (10 G), Double-A Jacksonville (24) and Single-A Jupiter (6), combining to go 1-1 with 2.08 ERA (52.0/12) in career-high 40 appearances. Selected by Miami in 8th round of 2012 First-Year Player Draft. Career vs. San Francisco: 2 G, 1-0, 4.50 (2.0/1) Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 10-day DL (rib cartilage inflammation) on 6/22. Made 5 rehab appearances, going 0-1 with 7.20 ERA (5.0 ip/4 er) between Triple-A New Orleans (1 G; 0-0, 0.00), Double-A Jacksonville (3 G; 0-1, 18.00) and Single-A Jupiter (1 G; 0-0, 0.00). Holding LHH to.194 AVG (7x36) this season. Earned 1st W of season, 18th of career, on 4/15 vs. NYM. Held opponents scoreless in 40 of his 53 appearances (75%) with Boston last season. Among Boston relievers, ranked 3rd in holds (16) and 4th in appearances. Ranked 9th among all AL relievers in SO/BB ratio (4.77, 291 SO/61 BB) over the last 5 seasons ( ). From , ranked T-8 among all AL relievers in appearances (293). Made 298 career relief appearances with Boston ( ), good for fourth in Red Sox history. Career vs. San Francisco: 3 G, 0-0, 5.40 (3.1/2) Has allowed 1 R in each of last 4 G. Had limited opponents to 4 total R over previous 17 G. Ranks 7th among NL relievers in SO/BB at 5.14; ranks T-6th with 1.78 BB/9. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/3; was 0-0 in 5 scoreless appearances (5.0 ip) with NOLA. Opened season with Miami, going 0-0, 2.70 (6.2/2) in 3 G. Made MLB debut last year on 4/19 vs. WSH (1 bf, r, er, bb). Appeared in 48 G with Miami over three stints in rookie campaign. Stranded 24 of 29 inherited runners. Held opponents to.208 AVG in first half of season. Owned 2-0, 2.70 (23.1/7) marks in 22 G at home, while going 2-3, 3.49 (28.1/11) in 26 G on road. Had a 12.2 scoreless inning streak snapped on 7/29; streak spanned 11 G and began on 6/29. Career vs. San Francisco: 5 G (4 GS), 3-1, 3.27 (33.0/12) Has allowed just two career runs over 11.0 relief innings against NL West foes. Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/20. In 4 starts for MIA this season, is 0-2 with 7.71 ERA (16.1/14). In 6 relief outings, is 0-0, 3.86 (9.1/4). Has total of 12 SO as reliever (9.1 ip) and 11 SO as starter (16.1 ip). Made 8 starts for NOLA, going 2-5 with a 4.43 ERA (44.2/22). Signed with MIA on 4/2/17 as Minor League free agent. In his first five seasons in MLB ( ), 73 of his 81 appearances were starts (90.1 percent), with a record and 3.77 ERA in starts and a 1-0 record and 3.09 ERA out of the pen. Since start of 2015 season, just 16 of 68 appearances have been starts (23.5 percent); has gone 3-7, 5.31 (81.1/48) as a starter in that time, and 3-3, 3.16 (102.2/36) as a reliever.

4 BATTER NOTES # 41 - JUSTIN BOUR INFIELDER Last night: 1x4, R, HR, RBI Road trip:.297 (11x37), 3 R, 3 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI Last HR: 7/8/17 at STL (Samardzija) Opened season batting.184 (14x76) in first 22 games (through April 29), with 2 2B, 3 HR, 9 RBI. Since April 30, is batting.326 (62x190) with 9 2B, 17 HR, 48 RBI,.642 SLG. Since that date, ranks 2nd among NL first basemen in AVG, HR and SLG, tied for 2nd in RBI, and is 3rd in OBP (.399). Tied for 8th in NL in HR (20), and ranks 15th in RBI (57). Hitting.322 (19x59) vs. LHP this season, with 2 2B, 6 HR, 16 RBI; entered this season with.223 (23x103) career AVG vs. LHP, with 7 2B, 0 HR, 13 RBI. AVG vs. LHP ranks 8th in MLB among LHH (min. 50 PA), and 6 HR are T-4th. / vs. San Francisco Has reached base safely over last 18 road G, batting.357 (25x70; 7 hr, 17 rbi, 7 bb). Owns.394 career AVG (13x33) in 11 G vs. SF, including.409 AVG (9x22) in 8 G at SF. # 32 - DEREK DIETRICH INFIELDER Last night: DNP Road trip:.375 (6x16), 3 R, 2 2B, HR, RBI Last HR: 7/2/17 at MIL (Scahill) Batting.370 (10x27) over last 8 GS, with 4 multi-h G. Ranks 2nd in MLB in HBP (14). Is Marlins all-time leader in HBP (68), ahead of Alex Gonzalez (51), despite having more than 2,100 fewer PA than Gonzalez. Has reached base safely in 11 of last 14 road G, batting.390 (16x41). # 17 - A.J. ELLIS CATCHER Last night: DNP Road trip:.167 (1x6) Last HR: 9/2/16 vs. ATL (De La Cruz) On 6/4, recorded first GW RBI of season in 7th inning vs. ARI. Came on a single to end a 14-pitch at-bat; according to Elias, was just third player since 1900 to drive in a GW run at end of AB lasting 14+ pitches. Miami is 11-5 in his starts this season. Has reached base safely in 13 of 21 appearances this season. # 9 - DEE GORDON INFIELDER Last night: 1x4, R, BB Road trip:.371 (13x35), 9 R, 3 2B, RBI, 2 SB Last HR: 9/26/16 vs. NYM (Colon) Reached 30 SB mark Thursday at STL, marking 4th time a Marlins player had 30+ SB prior to All-Star break (last, Gordon - 33 in 2015). Ranks 3rd in MLB in SB (31), behind Billy Hamilton (37) and Trea Turner (35). Ranks 7th in NL in hits (101). Batting.344 (62x180) since May 19; ranks 3rd in NL since that date. Was batting just.245 for the season prior to that. Has been HBP 10 times this season, more than twice his previous career high (4 in 2014); ranks T-7th in MLB. Batting.380 (27x71) over last 16 road G, with a hit in 14 G and 8 multi-h G. # 28 - TYLER MOORE UTILITY Last night: DNP Road trip:.500 (2x4), R, 2B, 2 RBI Last HR: 6/17/17 at ATL (Garcia) Is 13x33 (.394) with 4 2B, 4 HR, 11 RBI, and 4 multi-hit games over his last 9 GS. 6/9 at PIT, recorded 2nd career multi-hr G (also, 6/13/12 at TOR, 2). His first two HR this season were 3-R shots that gave Miami a lead. First came in the form of his 4th career PH homer, on 5/14 vs. ATL; it was 5th career go-ahead HR. Is 8x27 (.296) as PH for Marlins this season, with 2 2B, HR, 7 RBI; is tied for 3rd among NL pinch hitters in RBI. Batting.393 (11x28) over last 12 road G, with 3 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI. # 13 - MARCELL OZUNA OUTFIELDER Last night: 2x4, 2 RBI Road trip:.333 (14x42), 6 R, 2 2B, 3 HR, 15 RBI Last HR: 7/5/17 at STL (Leake) Named NL All-Star starter on Sunday via fan vote, marking 2nd consecutive All- Star nod; after injuries to players last season, was inserted into starting lineup. Recorded 3rd multi-hr game of the season on Sunday; had just 1 multi-hr game prior to this year. On 6/19 vs. WSH, posted 4th career walk-off RBI (3rd walk-off hit). Ranks among NL outfielders: 1st in RBI (68); T-1st in HR (23); 2nd in AVG (.323); 3rd in hits (105) and SLG (.578); T-5th in OBP (.378). His 34 multi-hit G rank 2nd in MLB; career high for a season is 39 (2016). Ranks 2nd in NL in RBI (69), 4th hits (106) and T-4th in HR (23). Batting.320 (40x125) over last 30 road G this season, with 13 multi-hit G, 9 2B, 7 HR, 26 RBI. # 14 - MARTÍN PRADO INFIELDER Last night: 0x4 Road trip:.233 (7x30), 4 R, 4 2B, 2 RBI Last HR: 4/26/17 at PHI (Velasquez) Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 10-day DL on 6/23. Has a hit in 10 of 15 games since returning (.250/13x52). Appeared in 6 rehab games: 2 with Double-A Jacksonville on June 16 & 18 (.400/2x5, 2b) and 4 with Single-A Jupiter from June (.231/3x13, 2b). Had been on DL since May 8 due to right hamstring strain. Started season on 10-day DL with a right hamstring strain suffered playing for Venezuela in WBC. Had a hit in 14 of 17 G after returning from season-opening DL stint on 4/17. / vs. San Francisco Has a hit in 15 of 21 road G this season (.275 avg; 22x80). Owns.295 AVG (38x129) in 34 career G at SF, with a.340 AVG (16x47) over last 12 G here. # 11 - J.T. REALMUTO CATCHER Last night: 2x4, 2B Road trip:.429 (15x35), 6 R, 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI, HBP, SB Last HR: 7/7/17 at SF (Gearrin) Leads MLB in hits (84) as a catcher, is 2nd in AVG (.311) and 4th in OBP (.367). His 14 CCS rank T-4th in MLB; Yan Gomes lead with 17. Has a hit in 33 of 38 road games this season. 2nd in NL (3rd in MLB) in road AVG (.370/57x154). Had 15-G hitting streak on the road (.379/22x58) from 4/18 to 5/23, was longest by a catcher in Club history. # 39 - JT RIDDLE INFIELDER Last night: 1x4, R, 2B Road trip:.353 (12x34), 4 R, 2 2B, 6 RBI Last HR: 5/28/17 vs. LAA (Shoemaker) Current 7-G hitting streak is tied for career long; batting.407 (11x27). Opened career 2x21 (.095) in first 13 G. Has a hit in 33 of 50 G since, batting.273 (50x183). Ranks T-7th among NL rookies in hits (52), 7th in RBI (29), and T-4th in multi-h G (15). Is 13x45 (.289) with 24 RBI with RISP; AVG is 4th among NL rookies (min. 30 AB). Has a hit in 19 of 27 road G this season (.300; 30x100). # 27 - GIANCARLO STANTON OUTFIELDER Last night: 1x5, R, 2B Road trip.250 (9x36), 6 R, 2 2B, 3 HR, 6 RBI Last HR: 7/7/17 at SF (Moore) Had 22nd career multi-hr G on Wednesday at STL (2 HR), extending Club career record for such games, ahead of Hanley Ramírez (12). Since 2010, tied with Albert Pujols for 4th-most multi-hr G, behind José Bautista (27), Miguel Cabrera (25) and Edwin Encarnación (23). Named NL All-Star reserve on Sunday, marking 4th career selection (others, 2012, 14-15) Ranks 3rd in NL in HR (24) and T-16th in NL in RBI (56). Picked up 11th GW RBI of season with 2-R HR in 1st inn. on Friday. Tied for 3rd in NL in GW RBI and T-6th in NL in go-ahead RBI (16). # 51 - ICHIRO SUZUKI OUTFIELDER Last night: PH, SAC Road trip:.375 (3x8) Last HR: 6/11/17 at PIT (Hudson) With 2 H on Thursday at STL, passed Rod Carew to become all-time MLB hits leader among players born outside of U.S. - Elias Has 4,332 hits between career in Japan and MLB (1,278 in Japan; 3,054 with Mariners, Yankees, and Marlins). Has appeared in 2,573 career games; tied with Ozzie Smith for 45th on alltime list, according to Elias. On 6/27 vs. NYM, had first go-ahead and GW RBI of season with PH single in 7th. On 6/25 vs. CHC, became oldest player (43.246) to start a game in CF since 1900, according to Elias. Former record was held by Rickey Henderson ( on 7/24/02). With PH single 6/14 vs. OAK, passed Derek Jeter for most IL hits all-time (365). Leads MLB lead in pinch hits this season (13). # 21 - CHRISTIAN YELICH OUTFIELDER Last night: 2x4, R, 2B, RBI Road trip:.324 (12x37), 7 R, 3 2B, HR, 5 RBI, SB Last HR: 7/4/17 at STL (Lynn) Has 6 multi-h G over last 12 G, batting.347 (17x49) over that span. Ranks T-3rd in NL with 18 go-ahead RBI. Reached base safely 5 times on 7/2, marking 2nd time this season; Hanley Ramírez holds Club single season record with 4 such G in First-inning HR on 6/2 vs. ARI was his 600th career hit and 48th HR. Had 7-G RBI streak snapped on 4/21 at SD; was longest of his career (previously 4) and is the longest such streak in MLB this season.

5 vs. Johnny Cueto 2016 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO Bour Dietrich Ellis Gordon Moore Ozuna Prado Realmuto Riddle Stanton Suzuki Yelich vs. San Francisco 2017 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN Player Current (start date) Stats 2017 Best Stats Career-long Stats Bour 2 - (7/7).333/3x9, HR, 2 RBI 8 - (2x; last, 5/17 to 5/26).406/13x32, 2B, 5 HR, 9 RBI 8 - (5/17/17 to 5/26/17).406/13x32, 2B, 5 HR, 9 RBI Dietrich 1 - (7/5).400/2x5 6 - (5/7 to 5/13).429/9x21, 3 2B, HR, 5 RBI 8 - (9/11/16-9/21/16).588/10x17, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI Ellis (5/21 to 6/9).429/6x14, 2 RBI 9 - (6/29/13 to 7/10/13).385/15x39, 3 2B, HR, 11 RBI Gordon 7 - (7/1).419/13x31, 3 2B 11 - (5/19 to 6/1).444/20x45, 3 2B, 3B, 5 RBI 13 - (2x; last, 4/24/15 to 5/10/15).556/30x54, 4 2B, 3B, 3 RBI Moore (6/7 to 6/10).500/8x16, 2 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI 6 - (2x; last, 8/17/13 to 8/25/13).480/12x25, 2B, 3 RBI Ozuna 1 - (7/8).500/2x4, 2 RBI 11 - (4/29 to 5/9).429/18x42, 3 2B, 5 HR, 8 RBI 16 - (2x; last, 4/30/16 to 5/16/16).415/27x65, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI Prado (6/24 to 7/4).343/12x35, 6 2B, 6 RBI 14 - (10/1/09 to 4/16/10).458/27x59, 8 2B, HR, 2 RBI Realmuto 6 - (7/2).500/14x28, 2 2B, HR, 3 RBI 8 - (4/18 to 4/28).344/11x32, 2 RBI 11 - (7/25/16 to 8/9/16).357/15x42, 5 2B, 5 RBI Riddle 7 - (7/2).407/11x27, 2B, 5 RBI 7 - (2x; last, 7/2 to present).407/11x27, 2B, 5 RBI 7 - (2x; last, 7/2/17 to present).407/11x27, 2B, 5 RBI Stanton 2 - (7/7).300/3x10, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI 9 - (5/28 to 6/6).400/12x30, 3 2B, 3 HR, 6 RBI 17 - (4/29/14 to 5/15/14).417/25x60, 5 2B, 4 HR, 13 RBI Suzuki 2 - (7/5).750/3x4 6 - (6/9 to 6/17).545/6x11, HR, 3 RBI 27 - (5/6/09 to 6/3/09).398/47x118, 8 2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI Yelich 3 - (7/6).462/6x13, 2 2B, RBI 9 - (6/8 to 6/18).366/15x41, 4 2B, 8 RBI 17 - (4/3/14 to 4/23/14).366/26x71, 4 2B, 3B, 4 RBI Bour Dietrich Ellis Gordon Moore Ozuna Prado Realmuto Riddle Stanton Suzuki Yelich BATTER NOTES 2017 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Runners on Go Team Pinch hit vs. L vs. R H Rd GS (career; last) ITP Tying ahead W-off (career; last) Record (career; last) Leadoff (career; last) (3; 6/19/17 vs. WSH) (1; 7/1/15 vs. SF) (2; 6/10/16 at ARI) (2; 9/21/16 vs. WSH) - (2; 7/1/16 at ATL) (1; 8/29/12 at COL) (1; 5/26/12 vs. HOU) (4; 9/26/16 vs. NYM) (4; 5/14/17 vs. ATL) (3; 4/13/17 vs. NYM) (1; 6/29/14 vs. OAK) (2; 5/12/11 vs. WSH) (2; 9/11/14 vs. TB) - (5; 5/14/11 vs. PHI) (1; 8/12/15 vs. BOS) (1; 4/16/17 vs. NYM) (5; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (3; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (4; 4/15/09 vs. LAA) (2; 6/25/13 vs. TEX) (1; 9/6/16 vs. PHI) - (37; 6/2/12 at CHW) (1; 5/16/14 at SF) Bour Dietrich Ellis Gordon Moore Ozuna Prado Realmuto Riddle Stanton Suzuki Yelich Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games Total Total Career Last (# HRS) /31/17 vs. PHI (2) /20/15 at CIN (2) /19/14 at CHC (2) /9/17 at PIT (2) /2/17 at MIL (2) /7/10 at PHI (2) /8/15 vs. MIL (2) /5/17 at STL (2) /19/12 vs. BOS (2)

6 Record by Batting Order Record by Position 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS Avilés Bour Colón Dietrich Ellis Gordon Hechavarria Lombardozzi Moore Ozuna Prado Realmuto Riddle Rojas Stanton Suzuki Telis Yelich INDIVIDUAL HIGHS PLAYER(S) CATEGORY NINE-INNING GAMES Hits, Game 4-6x; last, Gordon (7/7 at SF) Cons. AB w/ Hits (All games) 5-2x; last, Realmuto (7/6 to 7/7) Runs, Game 4 - Bour (5/23 at OAK) Doubles, Game 3-2x; last, Yelich (5/26 vs. LAA) Triples, Game 1-11x; last, Riddle (6/19 vs. WSH) HR, Game 2-9x; last, Stanton (7/5 at STL) Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-3x; last, Realmuto (6/10 at PIT) RBI, Game 6-2x; last, Bour (4/30 vs. PIT) Stolen Bases, Game 3 - Gordon (5/1 vs. TB) Walks, Game 3-2x; last, Yelich (6/19 vs. WSH) Cons. AB w/ HR (All games) 2-5x; last, Stanton (7/5) Cons. G w/ HR (All games) 3-3x; last, Bour (5/10 to 5/13) Longest Hitting Streak 11-2x; last, Gordon (5/19 to 6/1) SO, Game (Starter) 14 - Straily (4/22 at SD) SO, Game (Reliever) (All games) 4-2x; last, Ellington (5/31 vs. PHI) Longest Win Streak 5 - Ureña (5/23 to 6/23) Longest Losing Streak 7 - Volquez (4/9 to 5/24) Fewest Hits Allowed, CG 0 - Volquez (6/3 vs. ARI) Walks, Game (Pitching) 8 - Volquez (5/2 vs. TB) IP, Game (Starter) Volquez (6/3 vs. ARI) IP, Game (Reliever) (All games) Ureña (4/28 vs. PIT) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Volquez (6/3 to 6/8) Consecutive Saves 9 - Ramos (4/6 to 6/7) EXTRA-INNING GAMES Hits, Game 3-3x; last, Gordon & Rojas (4/13 vs. NYM) Runs, Game 2-5x; last, Colón & Moore (6/17 at ATL) Doubles, Game 1-3x; last, Yelich (6/17 at ATL) Triples, Game - HR, Game 2 - Stanton (4/22 at SD) Extra-Base Hits, Game 2 - Stanton (4/22 vs. SD) RBI, Game 4 - Ozuna (4/13 vs. NYM) Stolen Bases, Game 1-3x; last Gordon (6/17 at ATL) Walks, Game 3 - Yelich (4/13 vs. NYM) MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS NINE-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 12-6/9 at PIT 14-7/3 at STL Runs, Inning (All games) 6-5x; last, 7/3 at STL; 5 th 8-4/28 vs. PIT; 2 nd Hits, Game 19-5/23 at OAK 18-4/28 vs. PIT Hits, Inning (All games) 7-5/3 at TB; 6 th 7-7/3 at STL; 3 rd Fewest Hits, Game 2-6/21 vs. WSH 0-6/3 vs. ARI Doubles, Game 5-6/8 at PIT 6-5/21 at LAD Triples, Game 1-11x; last, 6/19 vs. WSH 3-4/28 vs. PIT HR, Game 4-2x; last, 7/5 at STL 3-7x; last, 6/22 vs. CHC HR, Inning (All games) 2-6x; last, 6/10 at PIT; 4 th 2-3x; last, 5/20 at LAD; 7 th Extra-Base Hits, Game 7-4x; last, 7/2 at MIL 8-6/22 vs. CHC Left On Base, Game 15-7/2 at MIL 15-5/2 vs. TB DP Turned, Game 4-5/18 at LAD 4-5/19 at LAD HR Streak (All games) 10-6/9 to 6/ /3 to 4/15 Stolen Bases, Game 3-2x; last, 6/19 vs. WSH 3-5x; last, 6/20 vs. WSH Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 15-2x; last, 5/31 vs. PHI 15-4/15 vs. NYM Walks, Game (Pitching) 11-5/2 vs. TB 7-4/8 at NYM Errors, Game 3-5/6 at NYM 3-2x; last, 5/24 at OAK Margin of Victory (All games) 8-5/31 vs. PHI 10-3x; last, 6/22 vs. CHC Win Streak (All games) 4-5/28 to 5/31 5-2x; last, 5/15 to 5/20 EXTRA-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 8-4/13 vs. NYM 9-4/13 vs. NYM Hits, Game 14-4/6 at WSH 16-2x; last, 6/17 at ATL Fewest Hits, Game 9-4/22 at SD 7-4/22 at SD Doubles, Game 1-3x; last, 6/17 at ATL 4-6/17 at ATL Triples, Game - 1-4/13 vs. NYM HR, Game 3-4/22 at SD 4-4/13 vs. NYM Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-4/22 at SD 6-2x; last, 6/17 at ATL Left On Base, Game 13-2x; last, 4/13 vs. NYM 11-6/17 at ATL DP Turned, Game 2-4/6 at WSH 4-4/6 at WSH Stolen Bases, Game 1-3x; last, 6/17 at ATL 1-4/6 at WSH Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 17-4/22 at SD 16-4/13 vs. NYM Walks, Game (Pitching) 6-4/6 at WSH 9-2x; last, 4/13 vs. NYM Errors, Game - 2-4/22 at SD HR VARIATION Pinch-hit HR (1) Back-to-Back HR (3) Grand Slams (2) Multi-HR (9) Leadoff HR (0) Walk-off (1) Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (0) Marcell Ozuna (5) Giancarlo Stanton (1) HR VARIATIONS PLAYER(S) Tyler Moore (5/14 vs. ATL) Justin Bour/Marcell Ozuna (4/15 vs. NYM; 2nd inn.) Christian Yelich/Giancarlo Stanton (4/15 vs. NYM; 8th inn.) J.T. Realmuto/Derek Dietrich (6/10 at PIT; 4th inn.) Marcell Ozuna (4/13 vs. NYM) Justin Bour (6/19 vs. WSH) Marcell Ozuna (2, 4/11 vs. ATL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 4/12 vs. ATL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 4/22 at SD) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 5/7 at NYM) Marcell Ozuna (2, 5/8 vs. STL) Justin Bour (2, 5/31 vs. PHI) Tyler Moore (2, 6/9 at PIT) Marcell Ozuna (2, 7/2 at MIL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 7/5 at STL) last, Derek Dietrich (7/1/16 at ATL) JT Riddle (4/16 vs. NYM) last, J.T. Realmuto (9/8/15 vs. MIL) last, José Fernández (7/2/15 vs. SF) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (6) BUNT SINGLES (7) Dee Gordon (6) Christian Yelich (1) REPLAY CHALLENGES BY MIAMI (5x17) DATE/OPP. CALL PLAY DESCRIPTION RESULT 4/6 at WSH Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Confirmed 4/9 at NYM Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/13 vs. NYM Safe Tag play at HP (MIA defense) Overturned 4/14 vs. NYM Out Tag play at HP (MIA offense) Stands 4/16 vs. NYM Out Home plate collision rule (MIA offense) Confirmed 4/22 at SD Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/27 at PHI No violation Slide rule at 2B (MIA defense) Confirmed 5/1 vs. TB No violation Slide rule at 2B (MIA defense) Confirmed 5/4 at TB Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Confirmed 5/8 vs. STL Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Stands 5/27 vs. LAA Safe Force play at 3B (MIA defense) Confirmed 6/1 vs. ARI Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Stands 6/3 vs. ARI Safe Tag play at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned 6/24 vs. CHC Out Tag play at 3B (MIA offense) Confirmed 6/29 vs. NYM Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Stands 6/30 at MIL Out Tag play at HP (MIA offense) Confirmed 7/7 at SF Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned COME FROM BEHIND WINS (21) DATE OPP. DEFICIT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED (10) Bottom 8th Bottom 1st 4/14 NYM Top 5th 4/15 NYM Top 8th (11) Bottom 5th Bottom 5th 4/30 PIT Top 5th Bottom 5th 5/14 ATL Top 7th 5/26 LAA Top 1st 5/28 LAA Top 5th 6/4 ARI Top 5th Bottom 3rd Bottom 1st 6/13 OAK Top 4th 6/14 OAK Top 4th 6/19 WSH Top 7th 6/21 WSH Top 8th 6/27 NYM Top 1st Bottom 2nd Bottom 5th WALK-OFF WINS (3) DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 4/14 NYM 3-2 Realmuto RBI-double (1st career WO hit) 4/16 NYM 4-2 Riddle Two-run HR (1st career HR/WO hit) 6/19 WSH 8-7 Ozuna RBI-single (3rd career WO hit) RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOT MARLINS MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R R/G H HR AVG. RECORD April May June July August September October

7 STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM VOLQUEZ STRAILY UREÑA KOEHLER O GRADY INNINGS # (Staff Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (0-15) 6 (0-3) 2 (0-1) 1 (0-0) 4 (0-3) - (0-0) (11-9) 3 (1-1) 8 (3-2) 5 (4-1) 4 (0-1) 1 (1-0) (9-6) 6 (1-4) 4 (3-0) 6 (3-2) 2 (1-0) - (0-0) (2-1) 1 (1-0) 3 (0-1) - (0-0) - (0-0) - (0-0) (2-0) 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) - (0-0) - (0-0) - (0-0) Total Starts 86 (24-31) 17 (4-8) 18 (7-4) 12 (7-3) 10 (1-4) 1 (1-0) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA STARTER RELIEVER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER PITCHER BARRACLOUGH GARCÍA MCGOWAN PHELPS RAMOS STECKENRIDER TAZAWA WITTGREN WORLEY INSIDE THE NUMBERS - BULLPEN 1ST BATTER EFFICIENCY INHERITED RUNNERS EFFICIENCY SAVE EFFICIENCY HOLD EFFICIENCY FBF FBR FB% IR IRSc IRSc% SVO SV SV% HLDO HLD HLD% CATCHERS INFO PLAYER G (GS) INN. ER ERA CCS ATT % CPKO PB Ellis 19 (16) Realmuto 71 (70) STARTING PITCHERS INFO COMPLETE GAMES (1) COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS (1) Edinson Volquez (6/3 vs. ARI) Edinson Volquez (6/3 vs. ARI) Home Record Road Record Day Record Night Record vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter 8-9 vs. NL East vs. NL Central 9-15 vs. NL West 8-5 vs. American League 7-10 Leading after Six Innings Trailing after Six Innings 4-34 Tied after Six Innings 3-2 Leading after Seven Innings 34-5 Trailing after Seven Innings 3-41 Tied after Seven Innings 3-0 Leading after Eight Innings 36-1 Trailing after Eight Innings 1-41 Tied after Eight Innings 3-4 Marlins with No Home Runs 5-20 Marlins Hit Home Run Hitting One Home Run Hitting Two Home Runs 8-6 Hitting Three or More Home Runs 9-3 Out-hit Opponent Out-hit by Opponent 5-32 Hits Equal MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Marlins Score First Opponents Score First Largest Deficit Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome in Win 6; 6/19 vs. WSH 6; 6/19 vs. WSH Comeback Wins 21 Extra-inning Games 2-1 Delays (Games) 3 (3) Total Minutes in Delays 209 Shortest Home Game 2:27 (5/14 vs. ATL) Shortest Home Game (Extras) --- Longest Home Game 3:46 (5/10 vs. STL) Longest Home Game (Extras) 5:38 (4/13 vs. NYM) Shortest Road Game Shortest Road Game(Extras) Longest Road Game Longest Road Game(Extras) 2:16 (6/5 at CHC) 3:13 (4/22 at SD) 3:46 (5/23 at OAK) 3:48 (6/17 at ATL) Crowd Less than 20, Crowd Greater than 20, Crowd Less than 30, Crowd Greater than 30, Roof Open* 0-6 Roof Closed* Roof Open* (Since 2012) Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Gray Jerseys 10-9 Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Red-Orange Jerseys 4-0 * At the start of game at Marlins Park One-Run Games 8-11 Walk-off Games 3-2 Shutouts 5-3 Series Won-Lost-Tied Series Sweeps (1g) --- Series Sweeps (2g) 1-1 Series Sweeps (3g) 1-3 Series Sweeps (4g) --- Series Sweeps (5g) --- Swept in Series 2-4 First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series 14-8 Fourth Game of Series 3-3 Fifth Game of Series --- On Monday 2-7 On Tuesday 7-5 On Wednesday 5-8 On Thursday 2-8 On Friday 9-6 On Saturday 6-8 On Sunday 9-4 On Weekdays (Mon-Thur) On Weekends (Fri-Sun) In April In May In June In July 5-3 In August --- In September --- In October --- EJECTIONS (5) MANAGER/COACH/PLAYER DATE UMPIRE Don Mattingly 4/5 at WSH HP Ron Kulpa Don Mattingly 5/8 vs. STL HP Hunter Wendelstedt Christian Yelich 5/9 vs. STL HP Andy Fletcher Don Mattingly 5/9 vs. STL HP Andy Fletcher Don Mattingly 5/19 at LAD HP Carlos Torres Christian Colón 6/19 vs. WSH HP Carlos Torres DISABLED LIST PLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORD Odrisamer Despaigne Left oblique strain 4/2 (retro to 3/30)-4/ Jeff Locke Left shoulder tendonitis 4/2 (retro to 3/30)-5/ Martín Prado Right hamstring strain 4/2 (retro to 3/30)-4/ Adeiny Hechavarria Left oblique strain 4/9-4/ Edinson Volquez Right thumb blister 5/3-5/ Wei-Yin Chen Left arm fatigue 5/5 (retro to 5/2) Martín Prado Right hamstring strain 5/8-6/ Miguel Rojas* Right thumb fracture 5/ Adeiny Hechavarria Left oblique strain 5/10-6/ Junichi Tazawa Rib cartilage inflammation 5/17 (retro to 5/16)-6/ Tom Koehler Right shoulder bursitis 5/18 (as of 5/17)-6/ Justin Nicolino Left index finger contusion 6/1 (retro to 5/31)-6/ Justin Bour Left ankle contusion 6/6 (retro to 6/5)-6/ Brad Ziegler Right back strain 6/22 (retro to 6/21)- 9-8 Edinson Volquez Left knee tendinitis 7/7 (retro to 7/6)- 2-1 Bold - currently on disabled list ^ Seven-day concussion DL * 60-day DL