PORTLAND SEA DOGS GAME NOTES Double-A Affiliate of the Boston Red Sox

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1 Moves: PORTLAND SEA DOGS GAME NOTES Double-A Affiliate of the Boston Red Sox Portland Sea Dogs (61-66) vs. New Britain Rock Cats (68-60) Tuesday, August 21, 2012 at 7:05 PM New Britain Stadium New Britain, CT RHP Jeremy Kehrt (7-3, 4.09) vs. LHP Andrew Albers (4-3, 3.64) UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS 8/22 at NBR (7:05 PM) RHP Stolmy Pimentel (4-6, 5.16) vs. LHP Luke French (2-0, 1.64) 8/23 vs. BNG (7:00 PM) RHP Mike MacDonald (1-2, 4.86) vs. RHP Cory Mazzoni (5-4, 3.49) 8/24 vs. BNG (7:00 PM) RHP Brandon Workman (2-0, 1.64) vs. RHP Gonzalez Germen (7-10, 4.65) 8/25 vs. BNG (6:00 PM) LHP Drake Britton (4-5, 3.60) vs. LHP Darin Gorski (8-7, 3.81) *Games can be heard on the U.S. Cellular Sea Dogs Radio Network SEA DOGS VS. NEW BRITAIN 2012 Record (H/R/OR): 6-4/5-2 (11-6) 2011 Record (H/R/OR): 5-8/3-8 (8-16) All-Time Record: All-Time at Hadlock: All-Time at New Britain Stadium: All-Time Season Series (W/L/S): Current Streak: W2 2 nd Half: Season Record: Standing: 5 th, 11.5 GB Last 5 Games: 4-1 Last 10 Games: 7-3 Last 15 Games: 11-4 Last 20 Games: 14-6 August Record: 12-4 Series Record H/R: / Series Sweeps by Dogs H/R: 3/0 Series Sweeps by Opp. H/R: 1/4 Series Finales H/R: 9-10/5-14 Rubber Games H/R: 4-2/4-4 DH Record W-L-S: Best Mark: Worst Mark: (3x, ) All-Time Record: 1,341-1,330 All-Time at Home: All-Time on Road: Red Sox Affiliate: Transactions (DL): 122 (3) Players Used: 58 Boles Career: Boles with Boston Org.: Boles with Portland: SEA DOGS ON ROAD TRIP: Games: 1 Record: 1-0 Average:.375 (15-40) Runs-Per-Game: 4 (4 total) Home Runs: 0 RISP:.409 (18-44) Fielding Errors: 1 ERA: 1.80 (2 ER/10.0 IP) SP W-L, ERA: 0-0, 2.57 ERA (2 ER/7.0 IP) RP W-L-SV, ERA: 1-0-0, 0.00 ERA (0 ER/3.0 IP) Save Opportunities: 0-for-1 Holds: 0 MORE CATS MORE DOGS COMING UP: Tonight the Sea Dogs continue a three-game series against the New Britain Rock Cats (Twins affiliate) With the win yesterday, Portland improved to and moved into fourth place, a half game in front of the Binghamton Mets It is the first time the Dogs have been out of fifth or sixth place since they were 0-1 on the first day of the season The Sea Dogs have won seven straight series at Hadlock Field, and 12 of their last 13 Portland is since the All-Star Break. BRITTON BRILLIANT, PORTLAND WINS 4-3 IN 10 OVER CATS: Drake Britton gave up two runs in the first, but settled down and kept the Rock Cats at bay over seven innings, and the Sea Dogs took down New Britain 4-3 in 10 innings Peter Hissey drove home Travis Shaw in the 10 th to put the Sea Dogs in front for good Portland held a 3-2 lead in the 8 th but Hissey dropped a fly ball to center and allowed the game tying run to score Britton finished his outing after seven innings The southpaw allowed the two runs on five hits, he walked one and struck out three hitters...jason Urquidez (4-2) picked up the win with two scoreless Jackie Bradley Jr. left the game in the first inning after turning his ankle rounding second The field was deemed unplayable and needed a 22 minute delay to be repaired. NOW THAT SPELLS RELIEF: Over the last 27 games, the Portland pen has allowed just 25 earned runs over innings (2.04 ERA) Portland s staff has been scoreless in 229 of their last 277 IP (83%) Since the break, they have a 2.88 ERA (103 ER/322.2 IP). OFFENSIVE OUTPUT IS PRETTY GOOD: Bogaerts along with Greenville s Keury De La Cruz is second with 18 homers, Jeremy Hazelbaker and Travis Shaw have 17 homers, which is third in the organization, behind Mauro Gomez s 24 Shaw and De La Cruz lead the organization with 77 RBI Bogaerts is fourth with 71 and Bryce Brentz is sixth with 63 Jackie Bradley Jr. leads the organization with 42 doubles and Shaw is second with 39. WORTH THE HYPE: 19-year old Xander Bogaerts has played 10 games in his Double-A career and has 16 hits, including three home runs and six doubles, since his promotion from the Salem Red Sox Bogaerts is ranked the #2 prospect in the Red Sox system according to Baseball America In 104 games with Salem, the Aruba native hit.302 (116-for-384) with 15 homers and 64 RBI Also had 27 double and three triples. WHAT S ON DECK: The Sea Dogs end a three-game series against the New Britain Rock Cats with the finale tomorrow night at 7:05 The Dogs then return home for a four-game weekend series against the Binghamton Mets (Mets affiliate), before a four-game series in New Hampshire.

2 ROSTER MOVES: Yesterday INF Zach Gentile received from High- A Salem Saturday OF Ronald Bermudez promoted to Triple-A Pawtucket Friday LHP Rich Hill assigned to Portland to continue his 30-Day MLB Rehab assignment Thursday RHP Marco Duarte activated from suspended list and assigned to High-A Salem. KEHRT HAS BEEN TERRIFIC: Since July 13 th, Jeremy Kehrt has made seven starts and compiled a 5-0 record The team is 7-0 in his last seven starts In his last 37.1 innings the righty has allowed 8 earned (1.93 ERA) and struck out 24 opposing hitters. THIS DATE IN SEA DOGS HISTORY: August 21, Alberto Concepcion led off the 15th inning with a solo home run over the right field wall in New Hampshire, lifting the Sea Dogs to a 4-3, 15- inning marathon win in Manchester. AROUND THE RED SOX ORGANIZATION *Boston Red Sox (59-63, 13.5 GB AL East) The Red sox had the night off last night and welcome the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim into Fenway Park for a three-game series Carl Crawford is scheduled to have Tommy John surgery Thursday and Pitching Coach Bob McClure was relieved of his duties yesterday. *Pawtucket Red Sox (70-61, 5.0 GB IL North) The PawSox fell 9-6 to the Rochester Red Wings Daniel Nava and Tony Thomas each had a solo home run in the losing effort Nelson Figueroa (10-5) took the loss and allowed 8 runs, 7 earned on five hits over 2.2 innings. *Salem Red Sox (20-36, 16.0 GB CL Southern, 2nd half) The Myrtle Beach Pelicans took down the Salem Red Sox 5-1 last night Sean Coyle had a hit and the lone RBI for the Sox Matt Barnes gave up a run on five hits over four innings Drew Hedman had two hits and earned Carolina Player of the Week honors for last week. *Greenville Drive (23-32, 12.0 GB SAL Southern, 2nd half) The Augusta GreenJackets silenced the Drive 5-1 Drew Turocy and Nick Natoli had two hits each and Cody Koback picked up the lone RBI. *Lowell Spinners (28-32, 15.0 GB NYP Stedler) The Lowell Spinners fell to the Hudson Valley Renegades 2-1 Deven Marrero had a triple and the lone run scored for the Spinners Brian Johnson is said to be doing fine after taking a liner to the face on Sunday at Fewnay *GCL Red Sox (31-24, 2.0 GA GCL South) The GCL Red Sox doubled up the GCL Orioles 2-1 in Gulf Coast League play. HADLOCK HAPPENINGS: August 23 Slugger Bobblehead Doll Giveaway August 24 Flat Screen Friday Click for full Promotional Schedule RADIO NETWORK: Catch every game on the U.S. Cellular Sea Dogs Radio Network: Flagship Stations: WPEI 95.9 FM & WPPI 95.5 FM (Portland/Topsham) Network Affiliates: WOXO 92.7 FM Norway, WTBM FM Mexico, WERZ 1240 AM Lewiston/Auburn, WTME 780 AM Rumford, WKTQ 1450 AM South Paris and online at seadogs.com & milb.com. Home Away Overall W L W L W L Overall Night Games Day Games vs. LHP starter vs. RHP starter When Dogs score first When opp. score first When scoring 4+ runs When scoring <=3 runs Lead after 5th Tied after 5th Trail after 5th Lead after 6th Tied after 6th Trail after 6th Lead after 7th Tied after 7th Trail after 7th Lead after 8th Tied after 8th Trail after 8th Extra Innings Doubleheader Games Shutouts One-Run Games Two-Run Games Three-Run Games Games Decided in Last At-Bat Record When Batting Around When hitting a home run When committing an error vs. Eastern Division Binghamton New Britain New Hampshire Reading Trenton vs. Western Division Altoona Akron Bowie Erie Harrisburg Richmond Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday April May June July August September

3 SEA DOGS STARTING PITCHER #37 JEREMY KEHRT RHP Age: 26 (Born 12/21/85) 2012: 7-4, ERA (overall) Career: 23-24, 4.16 ERA 7-3, 4.09 ERA (w/portland) INSIDE THE NUMBERS (OVERALL) vs. OPP:.277 ( ) RISP:.287 (31-108) vs. LHB:.287 (50-174) vs. RHB:.270 (68-252) HOME: 4-2, 3.77 (24 ER/57.1 IP) WHIP: 1.37 ROAD: 3-2, 4.86 (27 ER/50.0 IP) GO/AO: 1.69 LAST APPEARANCE: Allowed one run in a no-decision against the Altoona Curve on August 16 th at Hadlock Field Lone run on a Christian Marrero home run 5-0, 1.93 ERA (8 ER/37.1 IP) in his last seven starts (Portland is 7-0). HOW ACQUIRED: 47 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2008 draft. FACING NEW BRITAIN: Making his first career start against the Rock Cats, but his 9 th career appearance. QUICK HITS: Team leader in wins with seven and a team-high three straight wins 11 scoreless innings from August 3-9 Has pitched at three levels this season Made two starts with High-A Salem on June 8 and 13, going a combined 0-1, 4.50 ERA (5 ER/10.0 IP) Two games with Triple-A Pawtucket on June 22-23, with no record and a 7.50 (4 ER/5.0 IP). LAST SEASON: Went 4-2, 4.44 ERA (46 ER/93.1 IP) with 1 save in 29 games/8 starts with Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket...Began and ended the season with Portland and won the Sea Dogs Citizen of the Year award. CAREER/PERSONAL NOTES: Born in Indianapolis, Indiana and resides in Plainfield, Indiana Attended the University of Southern Indiana where he was a teammate of former Fisher Cats outfielder Darrin Mastroianni Signed by former Major Leaguer Chris Mears (pitched with Detroit in 2003), who also pitched for the Erie SeaWolves in 2004 Totals in Portland: 13-16, 4.67 ERA (143 ER/275.2 IP) in 64 games/36 starts. SEA DOGS STARTERS IN 2012 PITCHER STARTS QS TEAM REC R/S KO/AVG Balcom-Miller (5.0) 5.2 Martin (3.3) 7.5 Huntzinger (2.5) 6.9 Hernandez (3.3) 4.9 Buckner (3.1) 8.1 Pimentel (5.1) 6.5 Matsuzaka (9.0) 13.5 Ranaudo (3.8) 6.5 Kehrt (4.5) 6.0 Britton (3.3) 7.6 MacDonald (3.5) 5.8 Clay (0.0) 3.9 Latimer (7.0) 9.7 Carpenter (4.0) 13.5 Urquidez (1.5) 7.2 Wright (11.0) 3.0 Workman (10.0) 6.5 KEHRT'S 2012 DAY-BY-DAY DATE-OPP DEC IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA ND, /12 vs. BNG ND, /16 vs. NBR ND, BNG ND, NBR ND, /3 vs. TRE ND, TRE ND, REA W, /20 vs. BNG ND, NH ND, /27 vs. NBR W, ALT#2 ND, POT L, WIL ND, /22 vs. LOU ND, /23 vs. LOU ND, /27 vs. NH L, /2 vs. TRE 2 L, TRE L, /13 vs. NH 2 W, /18 vs. REA W, /23 vs. TRE ND, BNG W, /3 vs. ERI W, AKR W, /16 vs. ALT ND, NBR Italics Game Started June 8 & 13 with Salem June 22 & 23 with Pawtucket SEASON HIGHS IP: 6.2, July 7 at Trenton SO: 6, June 27 vs. New Hampshire BB: 4, July 28 at Binghamton HITS: 11, June 27 vs. New Hampshire RUNS: 5, 2x, Last: July 2 vs. Trenton (Game 2) EARNED RUNS: 5, 2x, Last: July 2 vs. Trenton (Game 2) Low-Hit Games: 0, 2x, Last: July 18 vs. Reading Longest Win Streak: 3, July 28-current Longest Losing Streak: 3, June 27-July 7 Longest Scoreless Streak: 11.0, 2x, Last: August Strikeout Game: KEHRT S 2012 AND CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO CAREER KEHRT VS. NEW BRITAIN W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO CAREER April: No record and a 4.91 ERA (8 ER/14.2 IP), working four innings in his first two starts of the season. May: First two wins on May 15 th at Reading and May 27 th vs. New Britain. June: 0-1, 5.00 ERA (5 ER/9.0 IP) in 2 starts with Portland. July: Season-high 3 wins, going 3-2, 3.44 ERA (13 ER/34.0 IP) Misc: Assigned to Salem on June 8, going 0-1, 4.50 ERA (5 ER/10.0 IP) in 2 starts 0-0, 7.50 (4 ER/5.0 IP) in 2 games with Pawtucket (June 22-23)

4 SEA DOGS BULLPEN NOTES FIRST BATTERS SEASON RELIEF HIGHS PITCHER LAST APPEARANCE (DEC) IP H R ER BB SO RETIRED/FACED RI/S SAVES/OPP HOLDS IP SO 22-Chris Balcom-Miller August 8 at Akron /13 (62%) 7/3 0/ , 2x (7/13) 42x, (7/22) 18-Caleb Clay August 17 vs. New Britain (S) /29 (66%) 24/6 7/ (7/29) 42x, (7/29) 23-Brock Huntzinger August 19 vs. New Britain (S) /32 (75%) 9/0 6/ , 2x (7/12) 3, 5x (8/19) 31-Chris Martin August 19 vs. New Britain(H) /7 (43%) 6/4 0/ (4/28) 4 (8/10) 50-Michael Olmsted August 20 at New Britain /9 (89%) 2/0 3/ x, (8/17) 5, (7/28) 30-Ryan Pressly August 17 vs. New Britain (W) /10 (40%) 4/0 0/ (7/16) 3, 3x (8/14) 17-Jason Urquidez August 20 at New Britain (W) /11 (55%) 9/4 0/ (7/20) 7, (8/16) 2012 BULLPEN TOTALS: /243 (61%) 117/38 31/44 19 #22 CHRIS BALCOM-MILLER RH 4-5, 4.46, 0 SV, 25 games/12 starts VS LHP: (.266), 4 HR VS RHP: (.259), 5 HR OVERALL: (.262), 9 HR W/RISP: (.241), 3 HR 2012: Has allowed a run in 3 of 4 outings: (4 ER/5.1 IP) 1-1, 3.73 ERA (13 ER/31.1 IP) in 13 relief outings First win as a reliever on July 31 st vs. Akron Worked five scoreless innings of relief on July 8 at Trenton Earned his first hold on June 29 th vs. NH 3-4, 4.89 ERA (29 ER/53.1 IP) in 12 starts 2-2, 3.72 ERA (12 ER/29 IP) in May (6 starts) Season-high 7 IP on May 7 th vs. New Hampshire, earning his second win of the season. Last season: Went 6-7 with a 4.08 ERA (53 ER/117.0) with 112 strikeouts and 43 walks between High-A Salem and Portland. Acquired/Misc: From the Rockies for RHP Manny Delcarmen (former Sea Dog) and cash considerations, 8/31/10 Originally drafted by the Rockies in the 6 th round of the2009 draft. #18 CALEB CLAY RH 3-3, 4.55, 7 SV, 30 games/1 start VS LHP: (.274), 3 HR VS RHP: (.311), 7 HR OVERALL: (.295), 10 HR W/RISP: (.188), 3 HR 2012: Scoreless in 5 of 7 outings: (2 ER/14.0 IP) 1-1, 4.95 ERA (11 ER/20.0 IP) in July (8 games) First start of the year on July 9 at Trenton (loss), allowing two runs on homers to Jose Pirela Allowed a season-high six runs (five earned) on July 2 nd vs. Trenton Season-high 3.2 IP on July 29 th at Binghamton (4 SO) Has 3 of 6 Double-A saves in New Britain April 23 rd and May 4 th (fanned a season-high 4 batters) Retired all 5 batters on April 13 th vs. Binghamton to earn his first win 1-2, 3.60 ERA (4 ER/10 IP) in April (7 games). Last season: 1-5, 7.42 ERA (49 ER/59.0 IP) in a career-high 28 games (2 starts) with Portland Fanned 5 batters on June 18 at Akron & July 9 at New Hampshire. Acquired/Misc: Sandwich pick (44 th overall) by the Red Sox in the 2006 draft (Compensation for Sox losing Bill Mueller)...Attended Cullman (AL) High School. #23 BROCK HUNTZINGER RH 3-5, 4.16, 6 SV, 36 games/4 starts VS LHP: (.204), 2 HR VS RHP: (.260), 2 HR OVERALL: (.236), 4 HR W/RISP: (.274), 0 HR 2012: Scoreless in 8 of 10 outings: (2 ER/13.2 IP) Has converted four straight save opportunities 2-0, 2.10 ERA and 6 saves (8 ER/34.1 IP) since June 1 st Second win on June 21 st vs. Harrisburg, working three perfect innings First professional save on June 9 th vs. Richmond Earned his first win as a reliever on May 23 rd in game one 3-1, 2.63 ERA (15 ER/51.1 IP) as a reliever Lost all 4 starts, allowing 19 runs in 15.2 IP Worked 5 innings on April 17 th vs. New Britain (5 IP, 4 H, 3 R, 1 ER, BB, 2 SO) Worked 3 hitless innings in relief on May 28 th vs. New Britain. Last season: Tied for 2 nd among Sox minor leaguers with a career-high 123 strikeouts in 124 IP for Portland...Also led the Sea Dogs with 25 starts and was 2 nd with 5 wins Struck out a career-high 11 over 6 IP on 8/21 vs. Binghamton with a 5.40 ERA (16 ER/26.2 IP) and 22 K s in 8 games for Scottsdale of the Arizona Fall League. Acquired/Misc: 3 rd Round pick by the Boston Red Sox in the 2007 draft 7-0 with the lowest ERA in the state at 0.16 (1 ER/43 IP) as a SR at Pendleton Heights High School. #31 CHRIS MARTIN RH 3-5, 4.68, 0 SV, 19 games/12 starts VS LHP: (.231), 1 HR VS RHP: (.306), 3 HR OVERALL: (.274), 4 HR W/RISP: (.329), 1 HR 2012: Scoreless in 4 of 7 relief outings First hold on August 19 th vs. New Britain Has a strikeout in all 19 appearances Had seven scoreless innings from April 28-May 4 Fanned a career-high eight on June 21 st vs. Harrisburg 1-0, 3.07 ERA (5 ER/14.2 IP) as a reliever/2-5, 5.13 ERA (30 ER/52.2 IP) as a starter On the DL from May 28-June 15 (back) and July Last season: Combined to go 6-2, 2.55 ERA (21 ER/74.0 IP) in 23 games between Greenville, Salem and Portland Promoted to Portland on August 19 th, and went 0-1, ERA (10 ER/5.2 IP) Made his Double-A debut at Fenway Park on August 20 th vs. Binghamton, suffering the loss (2 IP, 4 R). Acquired/Misc: Signed by the Red Sox as a non-drafted free agent on March 31, #50 MICHAEL OLMSTED RH 1-1, 0.00, 3 SV, 9 games VS LHP: 3-19 (.158), 0 HR VS RHP: 4-32 (.125), 0 HR OVERALL: 7-51 (.137), 0 HR W/RISP: 2-8 (.250), 0 HR 2012: Scoreless in his 13.0 IP in Double-A, has allowed 3 runs (all unearned in back-to-back outings) Strikeout in all 9 outings, including five on July 28 th at Binghamton Leads the Red Sox system with 19 saves (22 chances) Totals between Portland & Salem: 1-3, 1.66 ERA, 19 saves (10 ER/54.2 IP), 32 H, 16 R, 10 ER, HR, 12 BB, 85 SO) Assigned to Portland on July 24 th from High-A Salem after going 0-2, 2.29 ERA (10 ER/39.1 IP) in 33 games with Salem Season-high in IP (3) and SO (5) on May 11 th vs. Myrtle Beach Did not allow a run in May of nine outings (10.1 IP). Last season: Started the season with the GCL Red Sox (scoreless in 3 games) Went 1-0, 1.58 ERA (5 ER/28.1 IP) in 18 games with Low-A Greenville. Acquired/Misc: Signed by the Red Sox as a minor league free agent on May 5, 2011 Originally a 9 th round pick by the Mets in 2007 draft Appeared in 3 games with the Fukuoka Softbank Haws of Nippon Professional Baseball in #30 RYAN PRESSLY RH 2-2, 4.08, 0 SV, 10 games VS LHP: 7-26 (.269), 1 HR VS RHP: 9-38 (.237), 0 HR OVERALL: (.250), 1 HR W/RISP: 4-21 (.190), 1 HR 2012: Scoreless in 4 of his last 6 outings (9.1 IP, 3 R, 3 ER, 8 H, 8 SO) Has both holds against Akron Earned his first Double-A win on July 19 th at New Hampshire (2 IP, R, ER, 2 BB, 3 SO) Worked 2.2 scoreless innings on one hit and 2 K s in his Double-A debut on July 16 th vs. Reading Went 5-3, 6.28 ERA (53 ER/76.0 IP) in 20 games/12 starts with the Salem Red Sox Allowed a run in 16 of 20 appearances Went 4-3, 5.85 ERA (39 ER/60.0 IP) as a starter/1-0, 8.18 ERA (14 ER/16.0 IP) as a reliever. Last season: Tied Salem and Carolina League lead with a career-high 26 starts, going 6-11, 4.50 ERA (65 ER/130.0 IP). Acquired/Misc: 11 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2007 draft.attended Marcus (TX) High School. #17 JASON URQUIDEZ RH 4-2, 1.98, 0 SV, 13 games/2 starts VS LHP: (.232), 2 HR VS RHP: (.273), 1 HR OVERALL: (.260), 3 HR W/RISP: 7-39 (.179), 1 HR 2012: Last 8 relief outings: 3-0, 0.40 ERA; 22.1 IP, 13 H, R, ER, 6 BB, 23 SO Career-high 7 K s on August 16 th vs. Altoona (Win, 3.2 IP, H) Made back-to-back starts (July 31 & August 7), working 10 IP on 12 H, R, ER, BB, 8 SO His five inning stints on July 25 th and 31 st are career-highs Made his Sea Dogs debut on June 25 th at Trenton (1.1 IP, 2 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, SO) Assigned to Portland on June 24 th after signed by Boston from the Lancaster Barnstormers (Atlantic League) Was 2-0, 2.30 ERA (4 ER/15.2 IP) in 15 games with Lancaster. Last season: Went 4-5, 6.29 ERA (38 ER/54.1 IP) in 42 games with Triple-A Reno Aces...Fanned 51 batters on 22 walks and 68 hits allowed. Acquired/Misc: Originally and 17 th round pick by Arizona in the 2005 draft Attended Arizona State University and was teammates with Dustin Pedroia...In six seasons in the Arizona system, went a combined 21-14, 4.09 ERA (142 ER/312.1 IP) in 216 games/one start 14-10, 5.11 ERA (103 ER/181.1 IP) in 136 games with Triple-A Reno.

5 SEA DOGS BATTING NOTES #16 XANDER BOGAERTS SS/DH HR 7 RBI MON: 2-4 VS LHP: 4-14 (.286), HR HOMESTAND: 8-23 (.348), 2 HR, 6 RBI, 4 2B STREAK: 3 (6-11) SERIES: 2-4 VS RHP: (.444), 2 HR W/RISP: 5-11 (.455), HR LONGEST: 6 (August 9-16) 2012: Has hit safely in 9 of 10 games with Portland with seven multi-hit games Has 2 of 3 homers at Hadlock Field Picked up 2 doubles on August 19 th vs. New Britain Homer in his Double-A debut on August 9 th at Akron (3 rd at-bat, over the batter s eye in right-center field) Hitting.311 (132-for-425), 18 HR (T-2 nd in system), 71 RBI (4 th in system), 67 RS, 33 2B, 3 3B, 43 BB, 91 SO, 4 SB in 114 games (105-SS, 9-DH) between Portland and Salem Played in the Future s Game (1-for-4 as the DH) Ranked #2 Prospect in the Red Sox system according to Baseball America Ranked as the #62 nd best prospect according to MLB.com. Last season: Hit.260 (69-for-253) with 16 homers and 45 RBI for Low-A Greenville Multi-homer game on July 30 th vs. Charleston Joined the Dutch national team for the 2011 Baseball World Cup, winning the gold medal. Acquired/Misc: Signed by the Red Sox as a non-drafted free agent on August 23, 2009 Native of San Nicolas, Aruba Has a twin brother, Jair, also signed with the Red Sox as an international free agent and was sent to the Chicago Cubs prior to the 2012 season to complete the Theo Epstein compensation. #7 JACKIE BRADLEY JR. CF/DH HR 28 RBI MON: 1-1 VS LHP: (.292), 4 HR HOMESTAND: 6-23 (.261), 5 RBI, 2B, 2 BB STREAK: 5 (6-16) SERIES: 1-1 VS RHP: (.268), 2 HR W/RISP: (.326), HR LONGEST: 8 (July 1-7) 2012: 6-game hitting streak: 6-for-16 (.375), 3 RBI, 2B Hit four homers in July (.274, 4 HR, 9 RBI) Season-high 8-game hitting streak from July 1-7: 14-for-33 (.424), 6 RBI, 3 2B Has hit safely in 41 of 57 starts (reached in 48 of 57) with Portland Season-high 4 hits on July 4 th at New Hampshire 2 doubles and a triple on June 23rd s doubleheader at Trenton Has 16 multi-hit games Leads Red Sox Minor Leaguers with a.319 batting average (145-for-455) between Salem and Portland with 9 homers and 62 RBI, 87 RS, 41 2B, 4 3B, 82 BB, 84 SO, 24 SB Is ranked among minor league hitters in the following categories: 1 st in 2B (41), 8 th in BB (82) In 67 games led Salem with 24 multi-hit games and 16 stolen bases Had a career-high five hits on May 12 th at Myrtle Beach. Last season: Played six games for Lowell and four games with Greenville in his pro debut, hitting a combined.250 (9-for-36) with a homer and 3 RBI...Following the season, ranked by Baseball America as Boston s No. 3 outfield prospect and No. 10 prospect overall, as well as the best defensive outfielder in the system. Acquired/Misc: 1 st round supplemental pick (40 th overall) in the 2011 draft (pick for losing Adrian Beltre) Hit.331 in his career with 30 homers and 133 RBI for the University of South Carolina...Led 10 National Champion Gamecocks with a.368 average. #25 BRYCE BRENTZ RF/DH HR 63 RBI MON: DNP VS LHP: (.280), 9 HR HOMESTAND: 3-14 (.214), RBI STREAK: -2 (0-5) SERIES: VS RHP: (.286), 6 HR W/RISP: (.276), 3 HR LONGEST: 11 (August 1-15) 2012: 0-for-5 after a season-high 11-game hit streak from August 1-15: 18-for-43 (.419), 2 HR, 10 RBI Career-high 5 RBI on August 5 th vs. Erie Hit.200 (19-for-95), 3 HR and 15 RBI in July Second career grand slam (46 th in team history) on June 12 th at Bowie Career-high 4 walks on June 26 th vs. New Hampshire Named E.L. Player-of-the- Week for May 28 th through June 3 rd (.435, 10-for-23) with 2 HR, 4 RBI E.L. Player of the Month for May:.388 average (38-for-98), 5 HR, 11 RBI, 9 2B with 10 multi-hit games Career-high 5-hits on May 13 th at Trenton (5-for-5) and May 31 st at Harrisburg (5-for-5, tied a franchise record with 3 doubles) 11 th player in franchise history with 5 hits, but first player in franchise history with two 5-hit games Had eight straight hits over two games May First Double-A homer on April 13 th vs. Binghamton Season-high 19 RBI in June. Last season: Named Red Sox Offensive Co-Player of the Year, hitting.306 (140-for-458) with 25 2B, 4 3B, 30 HR, 94 RBI and 91 runs in 115 games between Greenville and Salem Led system in hitting, RBI, runs and slugging (.574) and total bases (263) Had a Greenville franchise record 35-game on-base streak to begin the season. Acquired/Misc: 1 st round supplemental pick (36 th overall) in the 2010 draft out of Middle Tennessee State University (pick for losing Jason Bay) In 2009, led NCAA in batting (.465), homers (28), slugging (.930) and total bases (214) as Sun Belt Player of the Year #5 Prospect (#1 OF prospect) in Sox system according to Baseball America. #2 RYAN DENT INF/OF/DH HR 21 RBI MON: 3-4, 2 RBI. 2B VS LHP: (.219) HOMESTAND: 2-11 (.182), 2 BB STREAK: 2 (4-6) SERIES: 3-4, 2 RBI, 2B VS RHP: (.230), 3 HR W/RISP: (.228), 2 HR LONGEST: 5 (May 7-19) 2012: Has hit safely in 3 of 4 games: 5-for-12 (.417), 2 RBI, 2B Has two multi-rbi games in August Hit.159(11-for-69), 4 RBI in July Third homer on August 11 th at Erie Game-winning homer on June 24 th at Trenton (2-run homer in the 8 th ) Fourth 3-hit game on August 1 st vs. Akron Hit team s first homer of the season on April 5 th at Reading (game one of DH), two-out HR (3-for-3) Played LF for the first time in career on May 16 th at Reading July with Pawtucket, going 0-for-1 as a pinch-hitter. Last season: Limited to 53 games with Portland due to a left hamstring injury, landing him on the DL from May 1-July 14 Hit.206(35-for-170) with 2 homers and 13 RBI with the Sea Dogs, and selected as Red Sox Minor League Base Stealer of the Month for April, going 5-for-5 in stolen bases. Acquired/Misc: 1 st round supplemental pick by the Red Sox in the 2007 draft (62 nd overall compensation pick for Boston losing Keith Foulke). #5 ZACH GENTILE INF/LF HR 9 RBI MON: 2-for-2, 22B, BB VS LHP: 4-21 (.190) HOMESTAND: 0-0 (.000) STREAK: 3 (5-8) SERIES: 2-for-2, 22B, BB VS RHP: (.265) W/RISP: 8-33 (.242) LONGEST: 11 (April 29-May 27) 2012: 2-for-2, 22B yesterday (hit.346, 9-for-26, 5 RBI, 32B in 8 games with Salem) Last 7 games with Portland: 6-for-19 (.316), 2 RBI, 32B Hit safely in his first 11 Double-A games (13-for-36,.361) Game-winning RBI single on May 30 th at Harrisburg (Game 1) First multi-hit game on May 13 at Trenton (first Double) First BB on May 16 th at Reading On the DL from June Made his 13 th career start at first bases on June 27 th vs. New Hampshire. Last season: Hit.273(69-for-253) with 0 homers and 20 RBI for High-A Salem Recorded a career-high 5 RBI on August 31 at Winston-Salem. Acquired/Misc: 49 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2008 draft Attended Western Michigan University. #15 DERRIK GIBSON INF/DH HR 24 RBI MON: 1-5, 2B VS LHP: (.211) HOMESTAND: 2-14 (.143), BB STREAK: -2(0-5) SERIES: 1-5, 2B VS RHP: (.237) W/RISP: (.174) LONGEST: 9 (May 7-16) 2012: Last 13 games: 9-for-43 (.209), 4 BB Season-low.187 in July Hit.302(26-for-86), 9 RBI, 42B 5 SB in May Had three straight multi-hit games from May game hitting streak from May 7-16 (11-for-29,.379) GWRBI on June 29 th vs. New Hampshire First multi-hit game on April 14 th vs. Binghamton first 2 RBI. Last season: Led High-A Salem with 128 games and 48 walks, ranking 2 nd on the team with 445 at-bats, 56 runs, 107 hits and 24 stolen bases...hit.240 with a homer and 30 RBI with the Sox, and led Carolina League shortstops with a.966 fielding percentage (19 E/562 TC) Acquired/Misc: 2 nd round pick (77 th overall) by the Red Sox in the 2008 draft A two-time Delaware High School Player of the Year & 3-time All-State at Seaford H.S.

6 SEA DOGS BATTING NOTES #23 JEREMY HAZELBAKER OF/DH HR 57 RBI MON: 1-5 VS LHP: (.262), 5 HR HOMESTAND: 6-23 (.261), 2 RBI, 3B, 2B STREAK: 4 (5-17) SERIES: 1-5 VS RHP: (.263), 12 HR W/RISP: (.226), 3 HR LONGEST: 13 (July 28-August 15) 2012: Hitting.281 (72-for-256), 13 HR, 43 RBI since June 1 st Team-high 13-game hitting streak from July 28-August 15: 20-for-50 (.400), HR, 6 RBI, 2 2B Season-high 8 homers in July Reached base in 11 straight plate appearances (4 BB, 2 HR, 2 2B, 2 1B, HBP) from July Tied a franchise record with 4 stolen bases on July 22 nd at New Hampshire Named Minor League Base Runner of the month by the Boston Red Sox for the month of June (hit.284, 25-for-88, 5 HR, 22 RBI, 6 2B) Reached base five times on July 17 th vs. Reading (2 doubles, 2 walks and a single) Has 11 homers at Hadlock (April 17, May 20 & 27, June 8, 19 & 20, July 12 & 13, July 18) Fourth Double-A multi-homer game on July 18 th vs. Reading (2 HR, 5 RBI season high) Game-winning three-run homer on June 8 th vs. Richmond (off the video board at Hadlock Field) Hit.353 (12-for-34) during a 9-game hitting streak from April Last season: Hit a combined.269 (128-for-476), 17 HR and 55 RBI in 124 games between Salem and Portland Second among Sox minor leaguers combined 47 stolen bases Led the Sea Dogs in stolen bases (35), the 5 th highest in the league First multi-homer game on July 11 at New Hampshire, career-high 6 RBI. Acquired/Misc: 4 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2009 draft out of Ball State University Teammates for two years ( ) with Kolbrin Vitek. #10 PETER HISSEY OF/DH HR 23 RBI MON: 2-5, 2 RBI VS LHP: (.226) HOMESTAND: 6-14 (.429), 4 RBI, 22B STREAK: 4 (7-13) SERIES: 2-5, 2 RBI VS RHP: (.277), HR W/RISP: (.283), HR LONGEST: 4 (August 17-current) 2012: 4-game hitting streak: 7-for-13 (.538), 6 RBI, 22B RBI in 4 straight games First Double-A homer was a walk-off 3-run shot in the 11 th inning on July 23 rd vs. Trenton Last 26 games at Hadlock Field: 28-for-87 (.322), HR, 15 RBI, 3B, 72B First multi-hit game on June 21 st vs. Harrisburg, going 3-for-3, 2 RBI with his first triple On the disabled list from April 14-June 9 (fractured left hand) after being hit by Binghamton s Zach Wheeler. Last season: Returned to High-A Salem and led the club with a career-high 25 doubles and 27 stolen bases, ranking 3 rd in at-bats (378) and hits (91) Hit.241 with careerhighs in homers (2) and RBI (41) 14-game hitting streak from April 14-30, hitting.367(22-for-60) Grand slam and drove in a career-high 5 RBI on 9/5 at Myrtle Beach. Acquired/Misc: 4 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2008 draft out of Unionville (PA) High School Hit over.500 during his final 3 seasons. #35 TRAVIS SHAW 1B HR 4 RBI MON: 1-5, 2B VS LHP: 5-22 (.227) HOMESTAND: 4-20 (.200), 2 RBI, 2 2B, 3 BB STREAK: 1 (1-5) SERIES: 1-5, 2B VS RHP: 7-35 (.200), HR W/RISP: 1-15 (.067) LONGEST: 4 (August 3-7) 2012: Last 4 games: 1-for-15 (.067), 2B Reached base safely in his first 13 games (August 1-16) Tied for 1 st among Red Sox Minor Leaguers with 77 RBI Totals between Portland and Salem:.293 (120-for-410) with 17 HR, 77 RBI, 75 RS, 39 2B, 3 3B, 71 BB, 99 SO, 11 SB...Ranked among the following Carolina League categories before his promotion: 1 st in RS (69), T-1 st in 2B (31), 2 nd in RBI, EBH (50), BB (59) and TB (193), 3 rd in HR and SLG (.545), 5 th in OBP (.411) Had three 4-hit games (April 12 & 19 and June 15) Hit.363 (29-for-80) in April Season-high 7 homers in June. Last season: In his first pro season, lead Short-A Lowell in RBI (36) and walks (54) and ranked 2 nd with 13 doubles, 8 homers and 33 runs scored Set a Spinners record for totals bases (12) on July 2 at Connecticut (Hit a combined.265 (56-for-211) with 8 homers and 36 RBI between Lowell (57 games) and Greenville (2 games). Acquired/Misc: 9 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2011 draft out of Kent State University Named to the All-MAC 1 st in team in 2011 and 2 nd -team in 2010 Father, Jeff, pitched parts of 12 MLB seasons ( ) 32 nd round pick by Boston in 2008 but did not sign. #28 MARQUEZ SMITH 3B/2B/DH HR 33 RBI MON: 1-4 VS LHP: (.328), 3 HR HOMESTAND: 6-23 (.261), 2 HR, 8 RBI, 2B STREAK: 2 (2-8) SERIES: 1-4 VS RHP: (.282), 3 HR W/RISP: (.296), 2 HR LONGEST: 7 (July 16-22) 2012: Has hit safely in 8 of 10 games: 10-for-40 (.250), 2 HR, 8 RBI, 2 2B Last 42 games: 55-for-170 (.324), 6 HR, 26 RBI, 3B, 11 2B Walk-off RBI single on August 4 th vs. Erie Hit.333 (37-for-111) with 3 homers and 18 RBI in July 4 hits three times: July 14 th and 21 st at New Hampshire & August 5 th vs. Erie Had 4 multi-rbi games in July (1 st vs. New Hampshire & 16 th & 17 th vs. Reading, 21 st vs. New Hampshire) Signed by Boston from Camden Riversharks of the Atlantic League and assigned to Portland Began season with the Piratas de Campeche of the Mexican League (May 1-13), hitting.261 (12-for-46), HR, 6 RBI in 12 games Hit.363 (33-for-91) with 3 HR & 20 RBI with Camden. Last season: Hit.278 (72-for-259), 7 HR, 36 RBI, 18 2B, 2 3B in 78 games with Triple-A Iowa. Acquired/Misc: Originally a 8 th round pick by Chicago (NL) in the 2007 draft out of Clemson University Spent in the Cubs system, hitting.285 (545-for-1910) with 71 HR, 308 RBI in 543 games 181 games with Triple-A Iowa and 129 games with Double-A Tennessee. #47 MATT SPRING C/1B HR 21 RBI MON: DNP VS LHP: (.208), 3 HR HOMESTAND: 1-6 (.167) STREAK: -1(0-3) SERIES: VS RHP: (.213), 4 HR W/RISP: 9-46 (.196), 3 HR LONGEST: 8 (May 28-June 17) 2012: Last 20 games: 10-for-61 (.164), 4 HR, 12 RBI Game-winning homer on July 6 th and 21 st at New Hampshire Season-high 8-game hitting streak from May 28-June 17, going 10-for-28 (.357) Blasted a game-tying home run on May 3 rd vs. Trenton Homer on April 21 st at Binghamton In two games with Triple-A Pawtucket: 3-for-9 (.333), RBI, 2B, BB, 4 SO, SB. Last season: Split his first season in the Sox organization between Salem, Portland and Triple-A Pawtucket, hitting.250(43-for-172) with 11 homers and 36 RBI in 42 games Acquired/Misc: Signed by the Red Sox as a minor league free agent on March 13, 2011 Originally a 4 th round pick by Tampa Bay in the 2004 draft. #33 CHRISTIAN VAZQUEZ C HR 4 RBI MON: 1-5, 2B VS LHP: 1-9 (.111) HOMESTAND: 4-13 (.308), 2 RBI, 2 2B STREAK: 1 (1-5) SERIES: 1-5, 2B VS RHP: 8-30 (.267) W/RISP: 2-11 (.182) LONGEST: 5 (August 10-17) 2012: Has hit safely in 6 of 7 games: 8-for-25 (.320), 3 RBI, 4 2B...Game-winning 2-run double on August 14 th vs. Altoona Totals between Portland and Salem:.262 (87-for- 332) with 7 HR, 44 RBI, 50 RS, 21 2B, 43 BB, 73 SO, 2 SB in 92 games between Portland and Salem 44-for-105 (42%) throwing out runners (9 ER & 8 PB) best in the Carolina League before his promotion Had three 3-hit and 3-RBI games with Salem. Last season: Named Red Sox Minor League Defensive Player of the Year after going 37-of-111 (33.3) in throwing out runners (.991 fielding pct. 9 E/904 TC) Led Greenville and ranked 4 th in the system with 84 RBI Led the Drive in homers with 18, hitting.283 (111-for-392) in 105 games. Acquired/Misc: 9 th round pick by the Red Sox in the 2008 draft Graduated from the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy High School Following last season, rated by Baseball America as the best defensive catcher in the South Atlantic League and the Red Sox system.

7 2012 PORTLAND SEA DOGS HOME RUNS Player NO. Solo 2-run 3-run vs.lhp vs.rhp GA GW GT Record Last Bogaerts vs. NBR Bradley Jr vs. ERI Brentz vs. ERI Dent ERI Gentile Gibson Hazelbaker BNG Hissey vs. TRE Shaw ERI Smith vs. NBR Spring NH Vazquez Vitek vs. TRE HOME RUN NOTABLES GRAND SLAMS (2): Brentz, BOW, Tejeda, 6-19 vs. HAR BACK-TO-BACK (3): Rodriguez & Brentz, 5-19 vs. BNG, Hazelbaker & Smith, NH, Bradley Jr. & Hazelbaker, 7-23 vs. TRE WALK-OFF (2): Hedman, 6-30 vs. TRE, Hissey, 7-23 vs. TRE MULTI (4): Hazelbaker (2), 6-20 vs. HAR & 7-18 vs. REA, Rodriguez (2), 5-7 vs. NH & 7-24 vs. TRE FIRST INNING LEAD-OFF GAME (2): Hazelbaker #1, Linares, REA #2 FINAL AT-BAT/ROAD (3): Brentz TRE, Hedman NH, Spring NH RECORD BY HR: 0 (19-33), 1 (28-25), 2 (10-8), 3 (4-0), 4 (0-0), 5 (0-0) HADLOCK FIELD HOME RUN & MISCELLANEOUS MAINE MONSTER HOMERS (20): Brentz (4), 5-7, 5-9 & 7-13 vs. NH, 8-3 vs. ERI, Butler (3), 6-5 & 6-6 vs. BOW, 7-13 vs. NH, 8-5 vs. ERI, Rodriguez (5), 4-16 vs. NBR, 5-7 vs. NH, 5-19 vs. BNG, 5-27 vs. NBR & 6-9 vs. RIC, Smith (2), 7-12 vs. NH & 7-18 vs. REA, Spring (2), 5-3 vs. TRE, 6-27 vs. NH, Bogaerts, 8-18 vs. NBR, Hazelbaker, 7-18 vs. REA, Linares, 4-13 vs. BNG OFF THE MAINE MONSTER (NOT HR S) (23): Linares (5), Spring (4), Brentz (3), Smith (3), Butler (2), Tejeda (2), Bermudez (1), Natoli (1), Rodriguez (1), Vitek (1) INTO US CELLULAR PAVILION (5): Hazelbaker (3), 4-17 vs. NBR, 6-19 & 20 vs. HAR, 7-13 vs. NH, Bradley Jr., 8-2 vs. AKR, Smith, 8-19 vs. NBR OVER THE DUNKIN DONUTS MESSAGE CENTER (1): Rodriguez 7-14 vs. NH STARTS BY BATTING ORDER 1st: Bradley Jr. (53), Hazelbaker (43), Gibson (12), Linares (8), Crawford (2), Dent (2), Ellsbury (2), Wilkerson (2), Gentile (1), Tejeda (1), Vitek (1) 2nd: Hazelbaker (35), Vitek (28), Smith (13), Tejeda (13), Wilkerson (11), Gibson (10), Bermudez (5), Dent (4), Bradley Jr. (3), Hissey (2), Crawford (1), Kalish (1), Linares (1) 3rd: Linares (42), Smith (26), Brentz (16), Hazelbaker (14), Vitek (10), Rodriguez (9), Tejeda (4), Kalish (2), Sweeney (2), Bradley Jr. (1) 4th: Rodriguez (68), Brentz (34), Smith (11), Linares (7), Shaw (3), Butler (2), Hazelbaker (2) 5th: Brentz (48), Tejeda (25), Butler (15), Shaw (14), Spring (9), Smith (5), Rodriguez (4), Bogaerts (3), Vitek (2), Gibson (1), Hissey (1) 6th: Butler (29), Spring (25), Hissey (15), Brentz (11), Bogaerts (7), Tejeda (7), Rodriguez (6), Bermudez (5), Smith (5), Vitek (5), Gibson (4), Hedman (3), Vazquez (2), Dent (1), Hazelbaker (1), Hee (1) 7th: Gibson (29), Bermudez (20), Hissey (19), Butler (13), Spring (13), Hedman (9), Gentile (6), Hee (5), Vazquez (5), Dent (4), Hazelbaker (3), Rodriguez (1) 8th: Gibson (43), Dent (24), Butler (11), Natoli (10), Gentile (8), Hissey (7), Hazelbaker (5), Hedman (4), Hernandez (4), Spring (4), Vazquez (4), Bermudez (1), Hee (1), Meneses (1) 9th: Dent (41), Meneses (40), Gentile (16), Natoli (14), Hissey (7), Hernandez (3), Bermudez (2), Gibson (2), Johns (2) STARTS BY POSITION C: Butler (70), Spring (43), Vazquez (11), Hernandez (3) 1B: Rodriguez (84), Shaw (17), Hedman (14), Spring (9), Hee (2), Gentile (1) 2B: Dent (51), Gentile (28), Menses (28), Natoli (7), Smith (7), Hee (3), Johns (2), Gibson (1) 3B: Smith (51), Vitek (41), Natoli (14), Dent (11), Meneses (5), Gibson (2), Hee (2), Gentile (1) SS: Gibson (95), Dent (13), Bogaerts (8), Meneses (8), Natoli (3) LF: Hazelbaker (58), Tejeda (34), Hissey (16), Linares (10), Bermudez (3), Crawford (3), Wilkerson (2), Gentile (1) CF: Bradley Jr. (49), Bermudez (27), Linares (23), Hissey (13), Wilkerson (10), Kalish (3), Ellsbury (2) RF: Brentz (76), Hissey (19), Linares (16), Hazelbaker (11), Bermudez (3), Sweeney (1), Wilkerson (1) DH: Hazelbaker (34), Brentz (33), Tejeda (17), Linares (9), Bradley Jr. (8), Vitek (5), Hernandez (4), Gibson (3), Rodriguez (3), Bogaerts (2), Hedman (2), Hissey (2), Smith (2), Dent (1), Sweeney (1), Wilkerson (1) CATCHING BREAKDOWN CS SBA CS% PB PICKOFFS Spring % 6 2 Vazquez % 1 0 PITCHING BREAKDOWN W-L-S ERA IP H R ER BB SO HR Starters Relievers

8 MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Total Season High Bogaerts Hits, NBR Bradley Jr Hits, NH Brentz Hits, HAR Dent Hits, NBR Gentile Hits, NBR Gibson Hits, 6-26 vs. NH Hazelbaker Hits, 8-5 vs. ERI Hissey Hits, TRE Shaw Hits, 8-14 vs. ALT Smith Hits, 8-5 vs. ERI Spring Hits, 8-5 vs. ERI Vazquez Hits, 8-14 vs. ALT Vitek Hits, BNG MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Total Season High Bogaerts RBI, 8-14 vs. ALT Bradley Jr RBI, NH Brentz RBI, 8-5 vs. ERI Dent RBI, NBR Gentile Gibson RBI, TRE Hazelbaker RBI, 7-18 vs. REA Hissey RBI, 7-23 vs. TRE Shaw RBI, 8-14 vs. ALT Smith RBI, 8-19 vs. NBR Spring RBI, NH Vazquez RBI, 8-14 vs. ALT Vitek RBI, 4-3 vs. TRE Player RBI BREAKDOWN Game-Tying Go-Ahead 2-Out GWRBI Bogaerts Bradley Jr Brentz Dent Gentile Gibson Hazelbaker Hissey Shaw Smith Spring Vazquez Vitek WALK-OFF WINS Sea Dogs (6): April 18vs. New Britain (Bermudez RBI single), May 26 vs. New Britain (Linares RBI double), June 30 vs. Trenton (Hedman homer), July 13 vs. New Hampshire #1 (Brentz RBI single), July 23 vs. Trenton (Hissey 3- run HR) August 4 vs. Erie (Smith RBI single) Opponents (6): April 5 at Reading (Castro 2-run homer in 9 th ), April 24 at New Britain (Hanson RBI double in 9 th ), June 2 at Altoona #2 (Cunningham 2-run single in the 7 th ), July 4 at New Hampshire (Howard 2-run homer), July 22 at New Hampshire (Tolisano RBI single), August 11 at Erie (Fields solo-homer) BATTING AROUND: Sea Dogs (5), Opponents (5) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (35): Brentz (10), Hazelbaker (9), Linares (6), Hissey (4), Bermudez (2), Bradley Jr. (2), Tejeda (1), Wilkerson (1) PICKOFF BY PITCHERS (8): Balcom-Miller (3), Britton (3), Clay (1), Hernandez (1) EJECTIONS (5): Boles (2), April 30 vs. Trenton & July 13 vs. New Hampshire #1, Brentz (April 18 vs. New Britain), Rodriguez (April 21 at Binghamton), Spring (July 4 at New Hampshire) Runs By Inning X TOT Portland Opponents Runs Per Inning Portland Opponents Runs Per Out Portland Opponents

9 2012 SEA DOGS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS AND LOWS Individual Batting At-Bats, Game 7 Jeremy Hazelbaker, 6-26 vs. New Hampshire Runs, Game 4 2x, last; Jeremy Hazelbaker, 7-18 vs. Reading Hits, Game 5 (T) 2x, both by Brentz, TRE, Singles, Game 4 2x, last; Smith, 7-14 vs. New Hampshire Doubles, Game 3 (T) Bryce Brentz, 5-31 at Harrisburg Triples, Game 1 21x, last; Hazelbaker, 8-17 vs. New Britain Home Runs, Game 2 4x, last; Reynaldo Rodriguez, 7-24 vs. Trenton RBI, Game 5 2x, last; Reynaldo Rodriguez, 7-24 vs. Trenton Extra-Base Hits, Game 3 4x, last; Rodriguez, 7-13 vs. New Hampshire #1 Total Bases, Game 10 2x, last; Rodriguez, 5-27 vs. New Britain Base on Balls, Game 4 Bryce Brentz, 6-26 vs. New Hampshire Strikeouts, Game 4 3x, last; Matt Spring, 8-2 vs. Akron Stolen Bases, Game 4 (T) Jeremy Hazelbaker, 7-22 at New Hampshire Longest Hitting Streak 13 Jeremy Hazelbaker, July 28- August 14 Longest On-Base Streak 17 Kolbrin Vitek, April 5-21 Individual Pitching Strikeouts, Game 11 Billy Buckner, 4-24 at New Britain Walks, Game 6 2x, last; Chris Balcom-Miller, 6-7 vs. Bowie Runs Allowed, Game 8 Drake Britton, 7-16 vs. Reading Earned Runs Allowed, Game 8 Drake Britton, 7-16 vs. Reading Most Hits Allowed, Game 11 2x, last; Jeremy Kehrt, 6-27 vs. New Hampshire Most Innings Pitched, Starter x, last; Drake Britton, 8-20 at New Britain Fewest Innings Pitched, Starter 0.1 Stolmy Pimentel, 7-29 at Binghamton Consecutive Scoreless Innings 13.0 Michael Olmsted, July 25-August 18 Consecutive Wins, Season 3 2x, last; Jeremy Kehrt, July 28-August 9 Consecutive Losses, Season 4 Brock Huntzinger, April 6-22 Team Miscellaneous Longest Winning Streak 5 2x, last; August 2-7 Longest Losing Streak 6 July 1-5 Longest Home Winning Streak 8 August 2-17 Longest Road Winning Streak 3 July Longest Home Losing Streak 4 2x, last; July 1-3 Longest Road Losing Streak 5 2x, last; June 2-14 Longest Nine-Inning Game, Time 3: vs. New Britain Longest Extra-Inning Game, Time 4: vs. New Hampshire Shortest Nine-Inning Game, Time 2: at Bowie Largest Margin of Victory vs. Harrisburg Largest Margin of Defeat at Trenton Largest Crowd, Hadlock Field 7,368 (T) 5x, last; 8-2 vs. Akron Largest Crowd, Road 8, at New Hampshire Largest Deficit Overcome in Win at New Hampshire Largest Lead Surrendered in Loss at New Britain Comeback Wins 29 Last; 8-20 at New Britain * - Team Record T Ties Team Record L League Record

10 2012 SEA DOGS TEAM HIGHS AND LOWS Team Batting Runs, Game, Sea Dogs vs. Harrisburg Runs, Game, Opponent vs. Trenton #1 Runs, Inning, Sea Dogs 9 4 th inning, 6-19 vs. Harrisburg Runs, Inning, Opponent 8 1 st inning, 7-20 at New Hampshire Hits, Game, Sea Dogs 18 2x, last; 7-14 vs. New Hampshire Hits, Game, Opponent at Bowie Extra-Base Hits, Game, Sea Dogs vs. Altoona Extra-Base Hits, Game, Opponent at New Hampshire Home Runs, Game, Sea Dogs 3 4x, last; 8-14 vs. Altoona Home Runs, Game, Opponent at Trenton #1 Singles, Game, Sea Dogs vs. New Hampshire Singles, Game, Opponent vs. New Hampshire Doubles, Game, Sea Dogs 6 3x, last; 8-20 at New Britain Doubles, Game, Opponent at New Hampshire Triples, Game, Sea Dogs 1 21x, last; 8-17 vs. New Britain Triples, Game, Opponent 1 17x, last; 8-18 vs. New Britain Total Bases, Game, Sea Dogs vs. Harrisburg Total Bases, Game, Opponent at New Hampshire Left on Base, Game, Sea Dogs 14 2x, last; 7-23 vs. Trenton Left on Base, Game, Opponent 13 2x, last; 5-13 at Trenton Stolen Bases, Game, Sea Dogs 6 (T) 2x, last; 7-22 at New Hampshire Stolen Bases, Game, Opponent at New Hampshire Caught Stealing, Game, Sea Dogs 2 5x, last; 8-20 at New Britain Caught Stealing, Game, Opponent 2 5x, last; 7-15 vs. New Hampshire Sacrifice Flies, Game, Sea Dogs 2 3x, last; 8-5 vs. Erie Sacrifice Flies, Game, Opponent 2 4x, last; 8-19 vs. New Britain Team Fielding Double Plays Turned, Game, Dogs 3 7x, last; 8-4 vs. Erie Double Plays Turned, Game, Opp at Reading #1 Errors, Game, Sea Dogs 4 2x, last; 5-20 vs. Binghamton Errors, Game, Opponent 5 2x, last; 7-3 vs. Trenton Errors, Game, Individual 2 4x, last; Nick Natoli, 6-8 vs. Richmond Team Pitching Strikeouts (9-innings), Sea Dogs at New Britain Strikeouts (Extra-innings), Sea Dogs 11 2x, last; 7-1 vs. Trenton Strikeouts (9-innings), Opponent 14 2x, last; 8-1 vs. Akron Strikeouts (Extra-innings), Opponent vs. New Britain Base on Balls, Game, Sea Dogs vs. Bowie Base on Balls, Game, Opponent vs. Trenton Fewest Hits Allowed, Game, Dogs 2 2x, last; 7-18 vs. Reading Fewest Hits Allowed, Game, Opp. 0 (T) 5-21 at New Hampshire Pitchers Used, Game, Sea Dogs at New Hampshire Pitchers Used, Game, Opponents 6 5x, last; 8-5 vs. Erie Total Quality Starts, Sea Dogs 32 Last; Drake Britton, 8-20 at New Britain *- Team Record T Ties Team Record L League Record

11 2012 SEA DOGS GAME-BY-GAME DATE OPP. RESULT RECORD GB WIN LOSS SAVE TIME ATT. DOGS R/H/E REA 1 L, 2-4 (9) /4 th Cisco (1-0) Clay (0-1) 2:24 2/12/0 4/8/0 REA 2 L, 4-7 (7) /6 th Kissock (1-0) Martin (0-1) Friend (1) 2:11 6,825 4/7/1 7/9/0 REA L, /6 th May (1-0) Huntzinger (0-1) 3:11 3,092 4/6/4 9/14/0 REA L, /6 th Buchanan (1-0) Hernandez (0-1) Friend (2) 2:18 5,608 1/4/3 4/7/0 4-8 OFF DAY TRE L, /6 th Romanski (1-0) Buckner (0-1) Whitley (1) 2:25 3,611 3/9/1 8/12/2 TRE W, /6 th Balcom-Miller (1-0) Heyer (0-1) 3:08 3,511 7/7/0 1/6/4 TRE L, /6 th Hall (1-0) Martin (0-2) 2:15 3,724 1/7/1 10/12/ vs. BNG L, /6 th McHugh (1-0) Huntzinger (0-2) 2:43 5,227 1/9/0 5/7/ vs. BNG W, /6 th Clay (1-1) Turgeon (0-1) Kurcz (1) 2:34 3,301 4/9/2 3/9/ vs. BNG W, /6 th Latimer (1-0) Mulvey (0-1) Fields (1) 3:01 4,002 5/9/1 3/9/ vs. BNG L, /6 th Peavey (2-0) Balcom-Miller (1-1) 3:09 4,088 2/8/3 9/15/ vs. NBR L, 5-10(11) /6 th Turpen (1-0) Kurcz (0-1) 3:26 3,740 5/12/1 10/9/ vs. NBR L, /6 th Lanigan (1-1) Huntzinger (0-3) 2:41 3,846 3/7/2 6/8/ vs. NBR W, /6 th Rosario (1-0) Perdomo (0-2) 2:17 4,685 2/5/1 1/3/0 BNG L, /6 th Gorski (2-0) Buckner (0-2) 2:32 2,561 0/3/0 6/11/2 BNG L, /6 th Turgeon (1-1) Balcom-Miller (1-2) Edgin (2) 3:19 3,557 5/11/2 7/13/1 BNG L, /6 th Cohoon (1-2) Latimer (1-1) 2:37 1,694 1/9/1 6/9/0 BNG L, /6 th McHugh (3-1) Huntzinger (0-4) 2:44 1,683 2/5/0 7/13/2 NBR W, /6 th Hernandez (1-1) Hirschfeld (2-1) Clay (1) 2:52 2,959 5/8/2 3/10/0 NBR L, /6 th Guerra (2-0) Latimer (1-2) 3:01 2,466 6/10/0 7/11/0 NBR W, /6 th Rosario (2-0) Turpen (2-1) 3:00 5,166 7/14/0 3/6/ OFF DAY -8.0/6 th 4-27 vs. REA L, /6 th Whatcott (1-0) Kurcz (0-2) Friend (4) 2:31 4,531 4/10/2 5/11/ vs. REA W, /6 th Martin (1-2) Pettibone (1-3) 3:04 7,368 9/10/0 1/9/ vs. REA L, /6 th Brummett (1-0) Clay (1-2) Friend (5) 2:42 5,957 2/7/0 4/10/ vs. TRE L, /6 th Rondon (1-0) Portice (0-1) Perez (1) 3:16 4,211 3/8/2 6/14/3 5-1 vs. TRE -9.5/6 th PPD. RAIN DH 7/1 5-2 vs. TRE L, /6 th Claiborne (1-1) Rosario (2-1) Flannery (3) 3:05 3,215 3/12/0 4/8/1 5-3 vs. TRE L, /6 th Dubee (1-0) Fields (0-1) Flannery (4) 3:04 3,826 7/11/0 9/14/0 NBR W, /6 th Martin (2-2) Darnell (3-1) Clay (2) 2:40 6,128 4/5/0 3/8/1 NBR L, /6 th Bromberg (1-0) Hernandez (1-2) 2:35 6,681 0/4/0 5/6/0 NBR W, /6 th Buckner (1-2) Hermsen (0-1) Rosario (1) 2:27 6,252 3/6/0 1/7/0 5-7 vs. NH W, /6 th Balcom-Miller (2-2) Boone (0-1) 2:28 5,563 8/9/0 1/3/0 5-8 vs. NH -9.5/6 th PPD. RAIN DH 7/ vs. NH W, /6 th Pimentel (1-0) Hernandez (0-1) Rosario (2) 2:20 4,600 5/13/01 4/6/0 TRE L, /6 th Marshall (4-1) Martin (2-3) 2:37 3,794 0/6/1 7/14/0 TRE W, /6 th Hernandez (2-2) Pope (1-4) Kurcz (2) 2:57 6,076 4/9/1 2/7/1 TRE L, /6 th Arbiso (1-0) Buckner (1-3) 2:31 6,989 1/4/2 5/9/0 TRE L, /6 th Rondon (2-0) Balcom-Miller (2-3) 3:12 4,763 4/14/0 7/13/0 REA W, /6 th Martin (2-3) Pettibone (2-4) Fields (2) 2:23 1,453 2/9/2 1/8/0 REA W, /6 th Kehrt (1-0) Naylor (2-1) Clay (3) 2:56 3,029 8/10/0 5/8/2 REA L, /6 th Cisco (2-1) Hernandez (2-3) Ramirez (3) 2:54 7,857 3/6/3 7/10/ OFF DAY -9.5/6 th 5-18 vs. BIN W, /6 th Buckner (2-3) Germen (1-2) 2:28 6,563 4/9/1 0/4/ vs. BIN L, 5-6 (10) /6 th Holt (2-0) Latimer (1-3) Rosario (1) 3:18 6,045 5/11/0 6/14/ vs. BIN L, /6 th Peavey (3-1) Balcom-Miller (2-4) 3:10 6,474 7/12/4 11/12/2 NH L, /6 th Cecil (2-2) Ranaudo (0-1) 2:50 5,481 0/0/0 6/7/0 NH -11.5/6 th PPD. RAIN DH 5/23 NH 1 W, 7-6 (8) /6 th Huntzinger (1-4) Uviedo (2-2) Clay (4) 2:51 7/11/0 6/11/2 NH 2 W, 3-2 (7) /6 th Buckner (3-3) Everts (2-1) Fields (3) 1:58 4,344 3/6/0 2/6/0 NH L, /6 th Pino (4-1) Pimentel (1-1) 2:51 5,818 2/8/0 8/13/ vs. NBR W, /6 th Kurcz (1-1) Turpen (3-2) 3:44 5,173 4/12/0 3/5/ vs. NBR W, 4-3 (7) /6 th Fields (1-1) Perdomo (3-3) 2:02 5,700 4/8/0 3/2/0 OPP. R/H/E