OPPONENT INFO THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY MARLINS ROOKIE LEADERS PRE ALL-STAR BREAK MARLINS VS. RAYS SERIES INFO FISH BITES LAST NIGHT'S RECAP

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1 FISH BITES The Marlins conclude their only 10-game homestand with the rubber match of this three-game set against the Tampa Bay Rays today at 1:10 p.m. José Ureña, reinstated from the 10-day disabled list today, is making his seventh career appearance against the Rays, only his first start, with no record and a 1.59 ERA (5.2 ip/1 er). Tampa Bay is starting Matt Andriese, who is making his third career start and fifth appearance against Miami, going 1-0 with a 1.69 ERA (16.0/3). Miami recently completed a 10-day, nine-game road trip to Baltimore (2-1), San Francisco (1-2), and Colorado (2-1). The current homestand began with Arizona (1-3) and the Mets (2-1). Miami will take a four-game leave from Marlins Park following this afternoon's tilt to visit the Washington Nationals, before returning home on July 9 with a six-game homestand against Milwaukee and Philadelphia to finish the schedule before the All-Star Break. LAST NIGHT'S RECAP For the second game in a row, the Marlins and Rays went into extras, with the Rays coming out on top of a 9-6 decision that took 5:31 to complete. Tampa Bay took a 4-0 lead going into the home half of the second before Trevor Richards cut the deficit to two with a two-run single. Miami evened the score in the fifth when Brian Anderson plated JB Shuck with an RBI-single to right and J.T. Realmuto tied the game with a sac fly to right. That would be all of the scoring until the top of the 16th, when Tampa Bay pushed five runs across the plate to take a 9-4 lead. Miami loaded the bases with no outs and eventually scored two before the game went final. Justin Bour led the offense with three hits, while Starlin Castro, Miguel Rojas, and Derek Dietrich added two hits apiece. Richards allowed four runs on nine hits while walking none and striking out five over 5.0 innings. Brett Graves took the loss, surrendering five runs on six hits with three walks and a strikeout over 4.0 relief outings. TODAY'S TRANSACTIONS The Marlins today reinstated José Ureña from the 10-day disabled list, recalled LHP Dillon Peters from Triple-A New Orleans, placed Sandy Alcantara on the 10-day DL with a right axillary infection and placed OF Lewis Brinson on the 10-day DL with left hip inflammation. VS. THE RAYS The season series will wrap up after the All-Star break, as the intra-state rivals open the post-break schedule with three games at Tropicana Field from July The Marlins dropped the 2017 Citrus Series, 1-3, with the only win coming on May 3 at the Trop. Miami is against Tampa Bay in South Florida, including a 5-11 mark at Marlins Park, and trail the all-time series UP NEXT Miami will open a quick four-game series in the nation's capital against the Nationals tomorrow with game one starting at 7:10 p.m. This is just the second meeting of the season between the two rivals, and the first at Nationals Park. The Marlins dropped the 2017 series against the Nationals, 6-13, which included an eight-game losing streak to conclude the series. Miami was swept in the first series of the season, a three-game set at Marlins Park from May 25-27, and have dropped 11 straight to the Nationals. The 11-game slide is the longest against the Nationals in Club history, and is tied for the second-longest to any opponent in Club history: Atlanta from July 15, 1994 to August 15, The longest such streak to an opponent is 12 in a row to Milwaukee from April 3, 1998-May 5, Miami is against the Nationals in DC, and overall, since BOOK IT J.T. Realmuto hit his 11th home run of the season Monday night; Miami is 9-0 when he homers (two multi-homer games) this year. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, that is tied for the longest winning streak to open a season when an individual homers in Club history. The Marlins also won the first nine games when Josh Willingham homered in 2007, and when Mike Lowell went deep in HE'S DOING ONE STECK OF A JOB Drew Steckenrider entered last night's game and provided a scoreless seventh inning, allowing just one hit while striking out two. He is on a career-best 17.2 inning scoreless streak over his last 20 appearances, a run that has seen him become the first pitcher in Club history to make 14-or-more appearances in a calendar month (June) without allowing a run; he last allowed a run (2) on May 20 at Atlanta. His scoreless streak is now the second-longest active streak in the Majors, behind Yoshihisa Hirano (22.1), and is the second-longest by a Marlins reliever this season (Barraclough 20.2). #KEEPINITREALMUTO J.T. Realmuto has risen to the top of the class since coming off the DL on April 17. He is currently the owner of a 11-game hitting streak, one that has seen him post a.327 average (16x49) with seven doubles, two home runs and 12 RBI. For the season, he leads all primary Major League catchers (min. 55 G) in average (.306), runs (40), doubles (20), and slugging percentage (.544). He is tied for second in hits (76) and triples (3), ranks third in on-base percentage (.359), fourth in RBI (38), and is tied for sixth in home runs (11). INTERLEAGUE NOTABLES The Marlins have the second-most wins (188) all-time in Interleague Play among National League clubs, behind Washington (195), and they have the fourth-best winning percentage (.496; ), behind St. Louis (.507; ), the Mets (.505; ), and the Cubs (.503; ). Miami's offense is the all-time leader among NL clubs in Interleague runs (1,746), hits (3,444), doubles (686), and RBI (1,657). WHAT A RELIEF Since May 28, Miami's bullpen has limited opponents to a National League-leading.214 average against, ahead of Washington (.215) and San Francisco (.219). The 'pen also leads the NL in innings pitched (147.2) and ranks third in ERA at 3.23 (147.2 ip/53 er), behind only Arizona (2.34) and the Giants (2.81). INDEPENDENCE DAY ACTIVITIES TAMPA BAY RAYS (43-42) MATT ANDRIESE (1-3, 3.86) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (35-52) JOSÉ UREÑA (2-9, 4.40) MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FL WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, :10 P.M. GAME 88 HOME GAME 45 (18-26) TODAY'S BROADCASTS TV: FSFL RADIO: WINZ (940AM) / WAQI (710AM) The Marlins today will host approximately 35 World War II, Vietnam, and Korean War veterans at Marlins Park for an Honor Flight reception. The veterans and their families will enjoy brunch in the DEX Diamond Club Lounge, during which Marlins pitcher Brad Ziegler and other Marlins players will stop by to show their appreciation and spend time with the veterans. The group will then be escorted out to the field for a pregame parade and ceremony. South Florida Honor Flight is an organization whose mission is to transport veterans to Washington, DC, to visit the memorials dedicated to honor their service and sacrifices. Also on Wednesday, OPPONENT O MARLINS VS. RAYS DATE SITE RESULT W/L/S 7/2 MIA W,3-2 (10) Rucinski/Stanek 7/3 MIA L,6-9 (16) Nuño/Graves/Alvarado 7/4 MIA 1:10 7/20 TB 7:10 7/21 TB 6:10 7/22 TB 1:10 SERIES O 2018 at Home on Road Series 1 3 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at Marlins Park 5 11 All-Time on Road All-Time Totals TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2018 MARLINS VS. RAYS Average Runs... 9 ERA RAYS VS. MARLINS Average Runs ERA SERIES NOTES The Marlins and Rays are squaring off in the Citrus Series for the 21st time. Miami dropped three of four in 2017 after taking three of four in The Marlins are (.486) in the intrastate Interleague traditional rivalry. The Marlins are looking to even the all-time series record between the teams, which is currently in the Rays favor at The Miami-Tampa Bay rivalry is one of seven active intrastate Interleague traditional rivalries, and one of the most closely contested, as the.514 winning percentage for the Rays is the second-slimmest by a series leader, behind the White Sox.513 winning percentage (59-56) over the Cubs. The most dominant intrastate rivals are the Yankees with a (.591) record against the Mets, followed by the Cardinals, who have a (.577) advantage over Kansas City. The Angels are third with a (.553) lead on the Dodgers. Cleveland is fourth, as they hold a (.544) mark against Cincinnati, and Oakland owns a (.518) margin over San Francisco to rank fifth. THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY JULY 4 Fireworks shook up Coors Field in 2008, as both teams combined to score 35 runs, hit eight home runs and use 14 pitchers. Hanley Ramirez led off the game with his 21st career leadoff home run, and the Marlins jumped out to a 13-4 lead after four innings. The final score was in favor of the Rockies as the Marlins surrendered their largest lead ever (nine runs). MARLINS ROOKIE LEADERS PRE ALL-STAR BREAK HITS TOTAL Alex Gonzalez, BRIAN ANDERSON, Gaby Sanchez, Dan Uggla, DOUBLES TOTAL Mike Jacobs, BRIAN ANDERSON, Gaby Sanchez, the Marlins will donate $10,000 to Honor Flight during an in-game check presentation, to help transport America s veterans to Washington, DC. The Marlins will also host the reenlistment ceremony of Army Sergeant Ashley Mitchell prior to the game. UPCOMING STARTERS DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Thursday, July 5 7:05 p.m. at Washington Nationals TBA Jeremy Hellickson (2-1, 2.63) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI Friday, July 6 7:05 p.m. at Washington Nationals TBA LHP Gio Gonzalez (6-5, 3.77) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI Saturday, July 7 7:15 p.m. at Washington Nationals TBA Max Scherzer (10-5, 2.16) TV: FOX Radio: WINZ/WAQI Sunday, July 8 1:35 p.m. at Washington Nationals TBA Tanner Roark (3-10, 4.60) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI

2 62 JOSÉ UREÑA HT 6 3 WT 206 BATS RIGHT THROWS RIGHT MLB DEBUT APRIL 14, 2015 AT ATLANTA BIRTHPLACE SANTO DOMINGO, DR BORN SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 OPENING DAY AGE 26 CONTRACT STATUS SIGNED THROUGH 2018 ACQUIRED SIGNED AS INTERNATIONAL FREE AGENT ON AUGUST 29, 2008 José Ureña will return from the disabled list today to make Miami s Fourth of July start against the Rays, closing out a 10-day, 10-game homestand for the Marlins. Was placed on 10-day DL on June 21 with right shoulder impingement, following his start at San Francisco the previous day (L, 5.2 ip, 8 h, 5 r, 5 er, 2 bb, ibb, 5 so). In his start prior to that outing in SF, he fired off 8.0 shutout innings on June 15 at Baltimore to pick up his second win of the season (3 h, bb, 4 so, hb). It was his fourth career game tossing at least 8.0 innings, and fell 0.2 inning shy of his career-long outing. Also threw a career-high 112 pitches. This will be his first career start against the Rays; has made six career relief appearances against them, posting a 1.59 ERA (5.2 ip/1 er). They are the last team he faced out of the pen (on May 4) before moving to the rotation full-time on May 7 last season. Is 5-2 with a 3.14 ERA (57.1/20) in 15 appearances (eight starts) in Interleague Play in his career. He is 5-2, 3.40 (47.2/18) in the starts. Has a five-decision winning streak over his last six IL starts. Only Clayton Kershaw (8), Rick Porcello (7), and Jhoulys Chacin (6) have longer runs (four others also have 5). - Stats LLC Picked up his first win of the season on June 5 at St. Louis. It snapped a skid of 14 consecutive team losses in his starts, dating back to September 26, 2017, the longest streak in Club history. Picked up the win despite allowing a season-high 10 hits, and surrendering four runs. Benefitted from seven runs of support while he was in the game, the most he has received this season and just the second game with five-or-more (five on April 21 at Milwaukee). Opened 2018 with 5.88 ERA (26.0 ip/17 er) over his first five starts. In his 11 starts since then, he has posted a 3.84 ERA (68.0/29), allowing three-or-fewer runs seven times. His average of 3.06 runs of support during his starts ranks as second-lowest among National League starters (min. 16 GS), better only than Junior Guerra (2.57). Left in line for win on April 21 vs. Milwaukee, but ended up with no decision after Brewers scored two late runs. Allowed four runs on four hits and two walks, while striking out three, over 5.0 innings. On April 3, held Boston to one run on four hits over 7.0 innings. Walked one while striking out a career high-tying seven. It was third career seven-strikeout game; added a fourth in his start on May 25 vs. Washington. Earned Opening Day start against Cubs on March 29 at Marlins Park. Was seventh different OD starter in last seven openers for Miami. Took loss, allowing five runs on six hits over 4.0 innings. Hit three batters in first inning, becoming only second Marlins pitcher to ever tally three HBP in a single inning (Sergio Mitre on Aug. 31, 2007 vs. PHI). Posted team-high 14 wins last season, to go with 3.82 ERA (169.2/72) and 113 strikeouts in 34 appearances (28 starts). Established career highs in wins, appearances, innings pitched, strikeouts, and ERA. Finished season 14-7, 3.97 (154.1/68) as starter. Did not factor in a decision and had a 2.35 ERA (15.1/4) in six relief appearances. Went 6-1 with 2.40 ERA (63.2/17) in 11 day-game starts. Owned fourth lowest ERA among NL starters (min IP), behind Max Scherzer (1.90), Stephen Strasburg (2.06) and Jimmy Nelson (2.32). - Stats LLC GAME HIGHS 2018 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 6/15 at BAL 8.2 9/11/16 vs. LAD MOST K: 7 2x; last, 5/25 vs. WSH 7 4x; last, 5/25/18 vs. WSH MOST BB: 4 3/29 vs. CHC 6 5/28/17 vs. LAA WIN STREAK: /23/17 to 6/23/17 LOSS STREAK: 7 3/29 to 5/19 8 2x; last, 9/26/17 to 5/19/ SEASON SPLITS GENERAL W L G GS INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA AVG Home Away Day Night Start 4 Days Rest Start 5 Days Rest Start 6+ Days Rest VS. BATTERS AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB HBP SO AVG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Day Night Scoring Posn st time thru LnUp nd time thru LnUp rd time thru LnUp th+ time thru LnUp DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER O DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 3/29 CHC L(0-1) /44 L,4-8 4/3 BOS /72 L,2-4 4/9 NYM L(0-2) /49 L,2-4 4/15 PIT L(0-3) /55 L, /59 L,5-6 4/27 COL L(0-4) /67 L,0-1 MARCH/APRIL ERA 5/2 PHI L(0-5) /82 L, /60 L,3-4 5/13 ATL L(0-6) /63 L,3-4 L(0-7) /46 L,1-8 5/25 WSH /57 L, /55 L,2-3 MAY ERA W(1-7) /61 W,7-4 6/10 SD L(1-8) /54 L,1-3 W(2-8) /68 W,2-0 L(2-9) /70 L,5-6 JUNE ERA FIRST HALF ERA 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 O VS. TAMPA BAY 2017 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 Totals CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE relief L,4-6 5/23/16 TB relief W,7-6 5/24/16 TB relief L, relief W,4-3 5/2/17 TB relief L, relief L,1-3 BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Matt Duffy Kevin Kiermaier Wilson Ramos Daniel Robertson MISC STATS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG

3 46 KYLE BARRACLOUGH 6/24 at COL (S) /29 vs. NYM /30 vs. NYM (S) /2 vs. TB (BS) /3 vs. TB LHP 56 TAYRON GUERRERO 6/24 at COL (H) /27 vs. ARI /28 vs, ARI /1 vs. NYM /3 vs. TB DREW STECKENRIDER 6/25 vs. ARI /27 vs. ARI /30 vs. NYM (H) /2 vs. TB (H) /3 vs. TB ADAM CONLEY BRAD ZIEGLER V. LHH:.119 V. RHH:.103 6/25 vs. ARI (H) /27 vs. ARI /30 vs. NYM (H) /2 vs. TB (H) /4 vs. TB BRETT GRAVES V. LHH:.143 V. RHH:.167 6/17 at BAL /22 at COL /28 vs. ARI /3 vs. TB (L) ELIESER HERNANDEZ V. LHH:.254 V. RHH:.247 (*=game started) 6/14 vs. SF (L) /19 at SF /22 at COL *6/26 vs. ARI (L) /3 vs. TB LHP DILLON PETERS DREW RUCINSKI V. LHH:.455 V. RHH:.294 V. LHH:.312 V. RHH:.262 V. LHH:.292 V. RHH:.286 (* game started) *4/7 at PHI (L) *4/13 vs. PIT (W) *4/19 at MIL (L) *4/24 at LAD /2 vs. PHI V. LHH:.250 V. RHH:.171 6/18 at SF /24 at COL (W) /29 vs. NYM /1 vs. NYM /2 vs. TB (W) V. LHH:.222 V. RHH:.198 V. LHH:.329 V. RHH:.222 6/25 vs. ARI (H) /27 vs. ARI /29 vs. NYM /2 vs. TB (H) /3 vs. TB BULLPEN NOTES Career vs. Tampa Bay: 6 G, 1-0, 7.20 (5.0/4) ACQUIRED: Acquired by Miami from St. Louis on July 24, 2015 in exchange for Steve Cishek. Ranks 2nd among MLB relievers with.110 OPP AVG., and ranks 5th with 1.17 ERA (38.1/5). Has surrendered 4 H in the last 2 G vs. TB; entered the series with just 4 H allowed over previous 27 G. Had his career-best 20.2 current scoreless innings streak snapped on Monday; it marks the longest by a Marlins pitcher this year. Allowed just 1 H in the month of June (38 BF), marking the fewest amount of H allowed in a month in Club history (min. 10 GP). Had his hitless streak snapped Friday vs. NYM at 11.2 innings pitched, the third-longest such streak by a Marlins pitcher in club history. Armando Benitez holds the Club record (14.1; 5/4-6/4/04; and 12.0, 7/22-9/8/04)- Stats LLC Career vs. Tampa Bay: 4 G (2 GS), 1-0, 2.77 (13.0/4) ACQUIRED: Selected by Florida in second round of the 2011 First-Year Player Draft 16 of his 19 appearances this season have been scoreless, including 11 of his last 12 G (11.2 ip). Over last 12 G, has allowed just 1 R, 2 H and 3 BB, with 11 SO; owns 0.77 ERA and.056 OPP AVG over that span. At home, has gone 1-0, 0.96 (9.1/1) in 10 G, while going 1-0, 1.86 (9.2/2) in 9 G on the road. Has stranded 7 of 10 inherited runners this season. Picked up W June 11 vs. SF with 1.0 scoreless inning; his 2nd relief W of the season (other, May 23 at NYM). Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on May 18; made 8 starts for NOLA, going 2-4 with 5.18 ERA (40.0 ip/23 er). Split last year between Miami and Triple-A New Orleans, combining to go with 5.89 ERA (165.0/108) over 34 appearances (32 starts). In 25 career relief appearances, owns 3-1, 2.45 (29.1/8) marks with a.167 OPP AVG. Career vs. Tampa Bay: 1 G, 0-1, (4.0/5) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami from Oakland in the MLB phase of the 2017 Rule 5 Draft. Suffered 1st career L last night. Made MLB debut on June 17 at BAL (0.1 ip). Returned from rehab and reinstated from 60-day disabled list on June 15. Opened season on 60-day DL due to a left oblique strain suffered during Spring Training. Made 2 rehab starts with Single-A Jupiter, going 0-1 with 6.43 ERA (7.0/5), before making 5 rehab appearances (1 start) with Double-A Jacksonville, going 1-1 with 5.11 ERA (12.1/7). In 4 rehab appearances as a reliever, was 1-0 with 2.16 ERA (8.1/2). Combined to go 1-1 with 4.47 ERA (56.1/28) in 14 appearances (10 starts) between Double-A Midland and Single-A Stockton last season; was limited due to a lower leg injury. Career vs. Tampa Bay: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (1.0/0) ACQUIRED: Acquired by Miami from San Diego on July 29, 2016 along with s Andrew Cashner and Colin Rea in exchange for s Carter Capps, Jarred Cosart and Luis Castillo, and Josh Naylor. Owns 0-1, 2.86 (22.0/7) marks in 21 home G, and 1-1, 6.00 (18.0/12) in 20 road G. Has allowed just 2 ER over last 16 G at home (1.04 era; 17.1 ip). Tied for 3rd among NL relievers with 41 relief appearances. Has 54 strikeouts in 40.0 innings pitched; ranks 5th in SO among NL relievers, and T-13th with SO/9 ratio. Struck out first four batters faced on March 29 vs. the Cubs in his 1st outing this season and 2nd career MLB appearance (other, 5/17/16 vs. SF w/ SD). Earned 1st career W on June 18 at SF. One of five MLB players from Colombia on an Opening Day roster this year. Career vs. Tampa Bay: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami from Houston in the MLB phase of the 2017 Rule 5 Draft. In 8 relief appearances, owns 0-1, 5.17 (15.2/9) marks. Made 5 starts for Miami this season, going 0-4 with 4.50 ERA (22.0/11) over that span. In last start (6/26 vs. ARI), recorded a career-high 8 SO. Became 3rd Marlins reliever to toss 5.0+ innings in an outing this season (longest, 6.0 IP by Jarlin García on March 30 vs. the Cubs). Made MLB debut on May 10 vs. ATL, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings in relief. Returned from rehab and reinstated from 10-day disabled list on May 10. Opened season on 10-day DL due to a tooth infection suffered during Spring Training; made one rehab start before returning from rehab assignment due to broken fingernail on April 9. Career vs. Tampa Bay: Has not faced ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami in 10th round of 2014 First-Year Player Draft. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans today, marking third stint with Miami this season. Has made 9 starts for NOLA this season, going 2-4 with 6.60 ERA (46.1 ip/34 er). Opened season with Miami in starting rotation, going 2-2 with 5.84 ERA (24.2/16) in 5 starts. Owns 2-0 record and 2.77 ERA (13.0/4) at home this season (3 appearances; 2 starts), while going 0-2, 9.95 (12.2/14) on the road (3 starts). Earned first win of season on April 1, holding the Cubs scoreless over 6.0 innings. Opened last year in Double-A Jacksonville, before breaking left thumb early in the season; combined to go 7-3 with 1.57 ERA (63.0/11) in 13 starts before having contract selected on September 1. Made MLB debut on Sept. 1 vs. PHI, did not earn a decision despite setting career highs in IP (7.0) and SO (8). Career vs. Tampa Bay: 1 G, 1-0, 0.00 (1.0/0) ACQUIRED: Signed by Miami as Minor League free agent on November 30, Holding OPP to.103 AVG (3x29) in 1st inning pitched, with just 1 XBH (1 2B). Has stranded all 5 inherited runners this season. Has retired 1st batter faced in all 10 appearances. 4 of his 10 appearances this season have been 2.0 innings or longer. Earned 1st career W on June 6 at STL; has 3 relief wins this season, which rank tied for 10th in NL. Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on June 3. Appeared in 14 G with NOLA, going 0-0 with 2.52 ERA (25.0/7); did not allow an ER over last 4 G (8.2 IP). Spent last year in Minnesota s organization, appearing in 2 G with the Twins and 37 G (2 GS) with Triple-A Rochester. Career vs. Tampa Bay: 2 G, 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami in the eighth round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft. Current 17.2 scoreless-innings streak is a career-long and is the 2nd longest active such streak in MLB. Earned 3rd relief win June 13 vs. SF; ranks tied for 10th in NL in relief wins. Tied for 3rd among NL relievers with 41 relief appearances. Ranks 13th among NL relievers with 45 SO. Leads team and is tied for 13th among NL relievers with 12 holds. Joined Kyle Barraclough as 1 of 5 NL pitchers in June to appear in 10+ G and not allow a R. Became 1st pitcher in Club history to appear in 14-or-more G in a month without allowing a R. His.146 OPP AVG for the month of June ranked 7th in NL (min. 10 G). Monthly splits for this season (ERA/OPP AVG): March/April- 1.32/.191; May /.282; June- 0.00/.146 Career vs. Tampa Bay: 25 G, 0-3, 3.42 (23.2/9), 5 SV (6 SVO) ACQUIRED: Signed by Miami to two-year deal on December 23, of his last 15 appearances have been scoreless (0.56 era; 16.0 ip/ 1 er). Over the 15 G span, has allowed just 7 H (1 2B and 1 HR) and 6 BB (2 IBB), with 13 SO. Has not allowed a R over last 9 G (8.2 ip) at home; holding opponents to.120 AVG (3x25). Ranks 2nd among NL relievers (2nd in MLB) with 71.0 ground ball percentage. Has induced 9 GIDP, tied for 2nd-most in MLB among relievers. Has stranded 13 of 17 inherited runners (76.5%). Has converted 9 of 10 SVO this season. Suffered blown SV May 30 at SD, 1st of the season; allowed 2 R (1 ER) on 2 H in 0.1 IP. Recorded his 100th career SV on May 11 vs. ATL; picked up 1st SV of the season in 1st opportunity, April 8 at PHI.

4 BATTER NOTES 15 /OF BRIAN ANDERSON LAST NIGHT: 1x5, RBI HOMESTAND:.194 (7x36), 5 R, 2B, HR, 5 RBI LAST HR: 6/30 vs. NYM (degrom) Acquired: 2014 Draft (3rd Round) Finished June with Club rookie record for that month in walks (13), had 2nd-most hits (34), tied for second-most RBI (16) and 2B (8), and third-most RS (17). Leads MLB rookies and is 2nd among all players with.418 (33x79) AVG with RISP. Currently owns best rookie AVG with RISP among qualified batters in Club history, ahead of Miguel Cabrera (.375 in 2003). Ranks among qualified MLB rookies: 1st in games (87), AB (335), runs (48), hits (95), AVG with RISP (.418), and AVG (.284); 2nd in BB (34), 2B (21), RBI (41), OBP (.359), and SLG (.403). Ranks T-6 in NL in hits, 23rd in AVG. Has 27 multi-hit G; leads team and MLB rookies. 41 JUSTIN BOUR LAST NIGHT: 3x6, R LAST HR: 6/25 vs. ARI (Miller) HOMESTAND:.176 (6x34), 3 R, HR, RBI Acquired: 2013 Rule 5 Draft (Triple-A phase, from Cubs) Has not homered in 13 career G vs. TB; has just 2 RBI. Has a hit in 7 of 9 Interleague G this season (.263; 10x38, 2 HR, 6 RBI). 55 BB (career high) rank 5th in NL; tied with Derrek Lee (2003) for 5th-most in 1st half in Club history (record: Sheffield, 72 in 1996). Is 4x8 with 3 HR, 7 RBI as PH this season; HR total is tied with Preston Wilson (1999) for single-season Club record. Tied with Nick Williams for MLB lead in PH homers; 4th in PH RBI. Hit 3rd PH homer of season on 5/13 vs. ATL; 5th of career, a new Club record. Had 5th career multi-hr G on 6/17 at BAL (2nd this season, 4/10 vs. NYM). 13 STARLIN CASTRO LAST NIGHT: 2x7, R, BB LAST HR: 6/27 vs. ARI (Boxberger) HOMESTAND:.459 (17x37), 7 R, 2 HR, 4 RBI, SB Acquired: With José Devers and Jorge Guzmán from NYY for OF Giancarlo Stanton on 12/11/17 Had 3rd 4-hit G Monday night; tied with Scooter Gennett and Jason Heyward for most such games in NL this year. Has a 6-G hitting streak (.500; 13x26, 2 HR, 3 RBI) vs. TB. Ranks 5th in NL in hits (98). Ranks T-2 among NL second basemen in H (98), behind leader Scooter Gennett (102). 2nd in NL in AVG as second baseman (.288), behind leader Gennett (.336). Has a hit in 44 of 57 career G at Marlins Park (.323; 72x223), with 9 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 25 RBI; that includes a.316 mark (54x171) in 44 G with Marlins, with 5 2B, 3 HR, 16 RBI. 32 /OF DEREK DIETRICH LAST NIGHT: PH-LF, 2x3, R, HBP LAST HR: 6/24 at COL (Marquez) HOMESTAND:.200 (6x30), 5 R, RBI Acquired: In exchange for Yunel Escobar from TB on 12/4/12 Batting.353 since May 31 (38x108, 6 2B, 6 HR, 12 RBI); AVG is 2nd in MLB in that time, behind only Paul Goldschmidt (.390). 15th in NL in average (.291). 85 hits are a new career high for 1st half (formerly 70 in 2016). Has 23 multi-hit G this year; career high is 26 (2016 & 17). 6 of 11 HR this season have been go-ahead (4) or game-tying (2). Has 12 HBP this season (T-1 NL; T-2 MLB), and 84 career HBP, most in Club history. 28 C BRYAN HOLADAY LAST NIGHT: DR-C, 0x1, RBI, SF LAST HR: 5/9 at CHC (Montgomery) HOMESTAND:.143 (2x14), 3 RBI Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/30/17 Caught 9 consecutive baserunners attempting to steal from April 8-June 14; longest streak in Club history. T-4 in NL with 9 catcher caught stealings, behind leader Jorge Alfaro (16). Of MLB catchers with 9+ CCS, he is only player with less than 40 GP (26 GP/22 GS). His 61.1 CS percentage leads MLB (min. 10 SBA). Made 2nd career appearance as a pitcher on 4/7 at PHI (1.0 ip, so); has 2.1 perfect innings over the 2 outings (also, 1.1 ip on 7/2/16 at MIN for DET). 1 OF CAMERON MAYBIN LAST NIGHT: 1x8 LAST HR: 7/1 vs. NYM (Peterson) HOMESTAND:.238 (5x21), R, HR, 4 RBI Acquired: Signed as free agent on 2/22/18 3x6 with 3 RBI in last 6 PH appearances. Batting.244 (10x41) in 36 games off bench, compared to.219 (34x155) in 43 starts. Ranked 2nd in AL in stolen bases last season (33), behind Whit Merrifield (34). Hit.257 in 144 G for Marlins from C J.T. REALMUTO LAST NIGHT: 1x7, 2B, 2 RBI LAST HR: 7/2 vs. TB (Eovaldi) HOMESTAND:.292 (7x24), 2 R, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI Acquired: 2010 Draft (3rd Round) Miami is 9-0 when he homers; tied for longest streak of wins to open a season when a player homers in Club history (Willingham 2007, Lowell 2004). - Elias Current 11-G hitting streak is one shy of tying career-high (April 20-May 4, 2018). Among primary catchers in NL this year, ranks 1st in R (40), 2B (20), XBH (34), AVG (.306), and SLG (.544); T-1 in H (76); 2nd in RBI (38); T-2 in 3B (3); 3rd in HR (11) and OBP (.359). Over last 7 Interleague G, has gone 12x36 (.333) with 2 2B, 5 HR, 14 RBI; has 4 multihit G and 4 multi-rbi G in that time, including 3 G with 3-or-more RBI (3, 4, 4). Has a hit in 27 of last 34 G at Marlins Park dating back to 9/5/17; batting.321 (44x137) over that span. Prior to this run, had.232 career AVG in 195 G at home. Entering this season, his career home/road batting average split was.238 at home and.317 on the road; this season, it is.301/.311, respectively. Had fourth career multi-hr G on 6/16 at BAL, 2nd of season (also, 4/25 at LAD). 10 JT RIDDLE LAST NIGHT: 1x7, R, 2B LAST HR: 6/29 vs. NYM (Oswalt) HOMESTAND:.303 (10x33), 4 R, 2 2B, HR, 4 RBI Acquired: 2013 Draft (13th Round) Had season-high 3 RBI Friday night vs. NYM. Is batting.314 (11x35) over his last 8 GS, with 3 2B, HR, 5 RBI. Hit 19th inside-the-park homer in Club history on 5/29 at SD; 1st of his career and 1st by a Marlin since J.T. Realmuto on 8/24/17. Recalled on May 26 from Triple-A New Orleans. Was placed on DL March 29 (right shoulder tendinitis); assigned to NOLA when returned from 4-G rehab assignment and made debut on April 30. Was batting.346 (28x81) in 21 games at time of recall from NOLA. 2 YADIEL RIVERA LAST NIGHT: PH, 0x1 LAST HR: None HOMESTAND:.182 (2x11), RBI Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/23/17 Had second walk-off hit & RBI of career/season Monday night. Has 2 of Miami s 4 walk-off RBI this season. Recorded first walk-off hit/rbi on 5/1 vs. PHI with PH single in 10th inning. Has a hit in 6 of last 8 G in starting lineup (.292; 7x24), dating back to June 16. Had first career SB on 6/11 vs. SF. Had career-high 3 BB on 6/8 vs. SD. 5x20 (.250) with 3 BB on the year as a PH; T-14 in NL in AVG as PH. 19 MIGUEL ROJAS LAST NIGHT: 2x5, 2 BB LAST HR: 2; 5/20 at ATL (Sims, Minter) HOMESTAND:.313 (10x32), 3 R, 2 2B, 3 RBI, 2 SB Acquired: With Dee Gordon and Dan Haren from LAD for LHP Andrew Heaney, Chris Hatcher, Kike Hernandez, and C Austin Barnes on 12/10/14 Batting.588 (10x17) over a 4-G hitting streak vs. TB. Has a hit in last 6 Interleague G (.435; 10x23, 3 2B, RBI). Has a hit in 9 of last 10 Interleague G, batting.410 (16x39) with 3 2B, RBI. Batting.396 (19x48) with 3 2B, 7 RBI over his last 15 G. Had 4th GW RBI of season on 6/18 at SF; 4th career GW RBI in 9th or later. Had first career multi-hr game on 5/20 at ATL. Has 7 HR this season; entered season with 4 HR for his career (358 G). Recorded first career walk-off hit on 3/31 vs. Cubs (single); marked second career walk-off RBI (sac fly on 8/26/17 vs. SD). 3 OF JB SHUCK LAST NIGHT: PH, BB, R LAST HR: 8/10/16 at KC (Kennedy) HOMESTAND:.200 (2x10), R Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/24/17 Tied career high with 4 hits on 6/14 vs. SF (2x); also tied career high with 2 2B (other 7/18/15 vs. KC). Set career high with 3 BB on 6/5 at STL. Had career-high 4 hits on 4/13 vs. PIT; tied record for most hits in a Marlins debut. Had a hit in first 4 AB, tied for longest streak to begin a Marlins career. - Stats LLC Had contract selected on 4/13 from Triple-A New Orleans; went 4x21 (.190) with two doubles, two RBI, and two walks in 6 G for NOLA

5 BATTER NOTES vs. MATT ANDRIESE 2018 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO ANDERSON BOUR CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN REALMUTO RIDDLE RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK vs. RAYS 2018 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN PLAYER CURRENT (START DATE) STATS 2018 BEST STATS CAREER-LONG STATS ANDERSON 1 - (7/3).200; 1x5 7 - (3x; last, 6/19 to 6/26).324; 11x34, 2 2B, 4 RBI 7 - (3x; last, 6/19/18 to 6/26/18).324; 11x34, 2 2B, 4 RBI BOUR 1 - (7/3).500; 3x6 6 - (4/13 to 4/19).350; 7x20, 2 HR, 5 RBI 8 - (2x; last, 9/15/17 to 9/23/17).412; 14x34, 2 2B, 4 HR, 14 RBI CASTRO 2 - (7/2).545; 6x (2x; last, 5/28 to 6/6).361; 13x36, 6 2B, HR, 3 RBI 14 - (3x; last, 8/1/14 to 8/15/14).421; 24x57, 3 2B, HR, 7 RBI DIETRICH 1 - (7/3).667; 2x3 6 - (2x; last, 6/20 to 6/26).542; 13x24, 3 2B, 3 HR, 5 RBI 8 - (9/11/16 to 9/21/16).588; 10x17, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI HOLADAY (2x; last, 6/14 to 6/23).267; 4x15, RBI 5 - (5/29/16 to 6/9/16).353; 6x17, 2B, HR, 5 RBI MAYBIN 1 - (7/3).125; 1x8 3 - (5x; last, 6/13 to 6/18).273; 3x11, RBI 17 - (9/23/15 to 5/27/16).468; 29x62, 2B, HR, 13 RBI REALMUTO 11 - (6/18).327; 16x49, 7 2B, 2 HR, 12 RBI 12 - (4/20 to 5/4).340; 16x47, 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI 12 - (4/20/18 to 5/4/18).340; 16x47, 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI RIDDLE 1 - (7/3).143; 1x7, 2B 5 - (5/29 to 6/2).316; 6x19, HR, RBI 8 - (7/2/17 to 7/9/17).419/13x31, 2 2B, 6 RBI RIVERA (2x; last, 6/23 to 6/27).300; 3x (2x; last, 6/23/18 to 6/27).300; 3x10 ROJAS 3 - (7/1).462; 6x13, 2 2B, RBI 10 - (4/7 to 4/17).350; 14x40, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI 10 - (2x; last, 4/7/18 to 4/18/18).350; 14x40, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI SHUCK 1 - (7/2).500; 1x2 2 - (6/13 to 6/14).625; 5x8, 2 2B 8 - (2x; last, 8/25/13 to 9/2/13).405; 15x37, 3 2B, 6 RBI ANDERSON BOUR CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN REALMUTO RIDDLE RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK 2018 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) (5; 5/13/18 vs. ATL) (1; 8/5/16 vs. CLE) (1; 6/22/16 vs. COL) (1; 8/26/11 at MIL) (3; 9/2/17 vs. PHI) - (2; 7/1/16 at ATL) (1; 8/16/15 vs. ARI) (3; 6/22/17 at NYY) (2; 6/23/18 at COL) (1; 9/19/17 vs. NYM) (4/16/17 vs. NYM) (1; 4/19/14 at DET) ANDERSON BOUR CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN REALMUTO RIDDLE RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES MULTI-HR GAMES TOTAL TOTAL CAREER LAST (# HRS) /17/18 at BAL (2) /22/16 at SEA (2) /20/15 at CIN (2) /13/11 at COL (2) /16/18 at BAL (2) /20/18 at ATL (2) MINOR LEAGUE REPORT 2018 MINOR LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS PLAYER LEAGUE WEEK PERIOD STATS Odrisamer Despaigne Pacific Coast League June 25-July 1 1-0, 2 G, 1 GS, 10.1 ip, 7 h, 0 r, bb, 8 so Jordan Yamamoto Florida State League June , 1 GS, 7.0 ip, 0 r, 0 bb, 13 so Will Allen South Atlantic League June AVG (8X16), 7 R, 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI, SLG Isan Diaz Southern League June AVG (13x23), 5 R, 4 2B, 7 RBI, 6 BB, 3 SB,.667 OBP, OPS Cade Gotta Southern League May AVG (11x26), 7 R, 4 2B, 3 3B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 BB,.923 SLG, OPS Thomas Jones South Atlantic League April 30-May AVG (7x20), 8 R, 2B, 4 HR, 6 RBI,.464 OBP, SLG Ben Meyer Pacific Coast League April 30-May 6 1-0, 1.93 ERA (14.1 IP/4 ER), 1 BB, 9 SO,.109 OPP AVG Austin Dean Southern League April (13x25), 6 R, 3 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 6 RBI,.571 OBP,.960 SLG Jeff Brigham Southern League April , 0.00 (10.0 IP), 2 BB, 18 SO,.182 OPP AVG Joe Dunand Florida State League April (16x43), 12 R, 3 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR, 13 RBI,.429 OBP,.628 SLG PLAYER LEAGUE MONTH PERIOD STATS Austin Dean Southern League April.420 (34x81), 13 R, 8 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR, 14 RBI,.466 OBP,.654 SLG 2018 POW/POM AWARDS TEAM LEADERS Rank Team (BA org. rank) Total Awards (W-M) 1. Philadelphia (6) 24 (21-3) 2. Houston (10) 16 (16-0) 3. Cleveland (22) 14 (14-0) 4. San Diego (3) 13 (11-2) T-5 Miami (19) 11 (10-1) Arizona (25) 11 (10-1) Pittsburgh (16) 11 (10-1) St. Louis (13) 11 (9-2) Toronto (7) 11 (10-1) 2018 MINOR LEAGUE ALL-STARS (17) Player Team/League Eric Campbell () New Orleans/Pacific Coast League Zac Gallen () New Orleans/Pacific Coast League Robert Dugger () Jorge Guzman () Dylan Lee (LHP) Brian Miller (OF) Jarett Rindfleisch (C) Lukas Schiraldi () Lazaro Alonso () Greensboro/South Atlantic League Jose Devers () Greensboro/South Atlantic League Ryan Lillie () Greensboro/South Atlantic League Monte Harrison (OF) Eric Jagielo () Jeff Kinley (LHP) Pablo López () Nick Neidert () Jose Quijada (LHP) Rodrigo Vigil (C)

6 New Orleans Baby Cakes (AAA; 40-44) Pacific Coast League - Southern Division Yesterday: at New Orleans 0, Oklahoma City 4 Win: Drew Hutchinson Loss: Jarlin Garcia (0-2) Save: None Baby Cakes Notes: OF Magneuris Sierra (2x4) recorded his second consecutive multi-hit game to extend his on-base streak to five games. SS Peter Mooney was 1x2 off the bench, recording NOLA s only other hit. LHP Jose Quijada tossed 1.0 scoreless innings in relief, allowing one hit and striking out two. He has not allowed a run over his last five appearances (9.2 ip), allowing just four hits, one walk, and striking out 15. Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp (AA; 31-49) Southern League - South Division Yesterday: at Jacksonville 1, Montgomery 3 Win: J.D. Martin Loss: Jeff Brigham (3-1) Save: Yoel Espinal Jumbo Shrimp Notes: Last night the Jumbo Shrimp played in front of a sellout crowd of 11,762 peopletheir largest crowd in 10 years. OF John Norwood notched a double to extend his hitting streak to four games. He is tied for 11th in the Southern League with 70 hits. C Rodrigo Vigil (1x2) connected for a double. LHP Dylan Lee tossed 1.0 shutout inning with one strikeout. He has held teams scoreless over his last five appearances (7.0 ip), allowing just two hits and no walks, while striking out eight. Jupiter Hammerheads (High-A; 46-35) Florida State League - South Division Yesterday: at Jupiter 1, Florida 6 Win: Joey Wentz Loss: Josh Roeder (3-2) Save: None Hammerheads Notes: OF Anfernee Seymour (2x4) extended his hitting streak to three games and stole a base in his second consecutive contest. He ranks 10th in the FSL with 14 stolen bases; Jupiter ranks third with 83. OF Cameron Baranek extended his on-base streak to five games. LHP Scott Squier tossed 1.2 scoreless innings in relief, allowing one hit while striking out two. Over his six appearances this season (7.1 ip), he has held batters scoreless on five hits and one walk, and struck out eight. Greensboro Grasshoppers (Low-A; 40-41) South Atlantic League - Northern Division Yesterday: Greensboro 1, at Hickory 5 Win: Noah Bremer Loss: Brandon Miller (2-8) Save: Josh Advocate Grasshoppers Notes: OF Jhonny Santos (1x2; R, HR, RBI, 2 BB) connected for his sixth home run of the season. C Will Allen and OF Thomas Jones each went 1x4 with a double. MINOR LEAGUE REPORT Batavia Muckdogs (Short-Season A; 8-9) New York-Penn League - Pinckney Division Yesterday: at Batavia 5, West Virginia 4 Win: Zach Wolf (1-0) Loss: John Pomeroy Save: None Muckdogs Notes: The Muckdogs, who trailed 4-1 after three innings, scored two in the ninth to walkoff West Virginia. Brayan Hernandez (3x5) led off the ninth with a double and scored on a single by Albert Guaimaro (3x5, 3 RBI). A fielding error on the play left Sean Reynolds (0x3, 2 BB) at third base. He scored the winning run one batter later on an infield single by Demetrius Sims (2x4). Sims extended his hitting streak to five games (.500; 9x18) and his on-base streak to 14. He has three straight multi-hit games. Guaimaro had season highs for hits and RBI; the three hits tied his career high. The pen held West Virginia scoreless over the last six innings, allowing just four hits and two walks and striking out nine. Zach Wolf, Miami s 18th round pick in this year s draft, picked up the win in his professional debut with a scoreless ninth (h, 2 so), while Dylan Cyphert (2.1, 2 h, bb, 3 so) and Jameson McGrane (2.0 ip, bb, 3 so) each fanned three. GCL Marlins (Rookie; 5-8) Gulf Coast League - East Division Yesterday: at GCL Marlins 2, GCL Nationals 4 Win: Rafael Gomez Loss: Josh Roberson (0-2) Save: None Marlins Notes: OF Daniel Paulino was 1x4 with an RBI. Josh Roberson tossed a career-high tying 2.1 innings, allowing two runs ( one earned) on three hits. He struck out two and issued a walk. DSL Marlins (Rookie; 12-14) Dominican Summer League - Northwest Division Yesterday: at DSL Marlins 3, DSL Red Sox 4 Win: Yoelvis Guedez Loss: Yeremin Lara (2-1) Save: Osvaldo De La Rosa Marlins Notes: OF Bryan Pineda connected for his first double and recorded a career-high tying two RBI (2x, last 7/4/17 vs. DSL ATL) SS Julio Machado (2x3) extended his on-base streak to seven games. He is batting.320 (8x25) in that span, recording three multi-hit contests. Henry Valencio tossed a career-high 5.0 innings, allowing two runs (both unearned) on four hits, while issuing one walk and striking out one. Rank Player Pos. Current Team 1. Monte Harrison OF Jacksonville 2. Sandy Alcantara Miami 3. Jorge Guzman Jupiter 4. Braxton Garrett LHP Greensboro-DL 5. Trevor Rogers LHP Greensboro 6. Magneuris Sierra OF New Orleans 7. Isan Diaz Jacksonville 8. Nick Neidert Jacksonville 9. James Nelson Jupiter 10. Brian Miller OF Jacksonville MIAMI MARLINS TOP-30 PROSPECTS - MLB.COM Rank Player Pos. Current Team 11. Edward Cabrera Greensboro 12. Zac Gallen New Orleans 13. Merandy Gonzalez Jacksonville 14. Braxton Lee OF New Orleans 15. Christopher Torres Batavia 16. Joe Dunand Jacksonville 17. Riley Mahan Jupiter 18. Brayan Hernandez OF Batavia 19. Trevor Richards Miami 20. Jordan Yamamoto Jupiter Rank Player Pos. Current Team 21. Pablo López Miami 22. Jose Devers Greensboro 23. Matt Givin GCL Marlins-DL 24. Colton Hock Greensboro 25. Thomas Jones OF Greensboro 26. Isael Soto OF Greensboro 27. Tyler Kolek Greensboro-DL 28. Jordan Holloway Greensboro-DL 29. Ynmanol Marinez DSL Marlins 30. John Norwood OF Jacksonville

7 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 Anderson Bour Brinson Castro Cooper Dietrich Holaday Lee Maybin Prado Realmuto Riddle Rivera Rojas Shuck Telis Wallach INDIVIDUAL HIGHS CATEGORY PLAYER(S) NINE-INNING GAMES Hits, Game 4-5x; last, Dietrich (6/24 at COL) Cons. AB w/ Hits (All games) 4-6x; last, Castro (7/2) Runs, Game 3-4x; last, Anderson & Realmuto (6/11 vs. SF) Doubles, Game 3 - Castro (6/6 at STL) Triples, Game 2 - Brinson (6/15 at BAL) HR, Game 2-7x; last, Bour (6/17 at BAL) Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-3x; last, Anderson (6/11 vs. SF) RBI, Game 4-8x; last, Realmuto (6/23 at COL) Stolen Bases, Game 2 - Rojas (7/1 vs. NYM) Walks, Game 4 - Bour (5/20 at ATL) Cons. AB w/ HR (All games) 2-7x; last, Bour (6/17) Cons. G w/ HR (All games) 3 - Dietrich (6/22 to 6/24) Longest Hitting Streak 12 - Realmuto (4/20 to 5/4) SO, Game (Starter) (All games) 10-2x; last, Richards (4/25 at LAD) SO, Game (Reliever) (All games) 6 - García (3/30 vs. CHC) Longest Win Streak 2-9x; Five players with active streaks Longest Losing Streak 7 - Ureña (3/29 to 5/19) Fewest Hits Allowed, CG - Walks, Game (Pitching) 6-2x; last, Richards (4/20 at MIL) IP, Game (Starter) (All games) Ureña (6/15 at BAL) IP, Game (Reliever) (All games) García (3/30 vs. CHC) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Barraclough (5/11 to 6/30) Consecutive Saves 9 - Ziegler (4/8 to 5/23) Hits, Game Runs, Game Doubles, Game Triples, Game HR, Game Extra-Base Hits, Game RBI, Game Stolen Bases, Game Walks, Game EXTRA-INNING GAMES 4-3x; last, Castro (7/2 vs. TB) 2 - Anderson (4/3 vs. BOS) 2 - Shuck (6/14 vs. SF) 1 - Maybin (5/1 vs. PHI) 1-4x; last, Realmuto (7/2 vs. TB) 2 - Shuck (6/14 vs. SF) 2-4x; last, Realmuto & Richards (7/3 vs. TB) 1 - Maybin & Rojas (4/3 vs. BOS) 3 - Maybin & Rojas (3/30 vs. CHC) RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOT MARLINS HR VARIATION Pinch-hit HR (4) Back-to-Back HR (-) Grand Slams (2) Multi-HR (5) Leadoff HR (-) Walk-off (-) Inside-the-Park (1) HR VARIATIONS PLAYER(S) Justin Bour (4/15 vs. PIT) Justin Bour (5/1 vs. PHI) Justin Bour (5/13 vs. ATL) Lewis Brinson (6/2 at ARI) last, A.J. Ellis/Miguel Rojas (9/20/17 vs. NYM; 8th inn.) Lewis Brinson (5/20 at ATL) J.T. Realmuto (6/23 at COL) Justin Bour (2, 4/10 vs. NYM) Lewis Brinson (2, 4/19 at MIL) J.T. Realmuto (2, 4/25 at LAD) Miguel Rojas (2, 5/20 at ATL) Lewis Brinson (2, 6/6 at STL) J.T. Realmuto (2, 6/16 at BAL) Justin Bour (2, 6/17 at BAL) last, Dee Gordon (7/26/17 at TEX) last, J.T. Realmuto (9/19/17 vs. NYM) JT Riddle (5/29 at SD) MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS NINE-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 11-6/6 at STL 20-4/7 at PHI Runs, Inning (All games) 6-2x; last, 6/29 vs. NYM; 3 rd 8-2x; last, 5/9 at CHC; 3 rd Hits, Game 17-6/6 at STL 20-4/7 at PHI Hits, Inning (All games) 6-5/20 at ATL; 4 th 6-2x; last, 5/10 vs. ATL; 6 th Fewest Hits, Game 2-2x; last, 6/10 vs. SD 3-2x; last, 6/15 at BAL Doubles, Game 6-6/6 at STL 6-6/22 at COL Triples, Game 2-6/15 at BAL 2-5/9 at CHC HR, Game 3-3x; last, 6/6 at STL 6-6/1 at ARI HR, Inning (All games) 2-6/29 vs. NYM; 3 rd 2-9x; last, 6/1 at ARI; 5 th Extra-Base Hits, Game 10-6/6 at STL 10-5/9 at CHC Left On Base, Game 12-3x; last, 6/26 vs. ARI 11-4x; last, 6/26 vs. ARI DP Turned, Game 4-5/5 at CIN 4-5/11 vs. ATL HR Streak (All games) 6-6/22 to 6/ /23 to 6/3 Stolen Bases, Game 2-7/1 vs. NYM 4-4/5 at PHI Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 14-3x; last, 4/29 vs. COL 15-4/25 at LAD Walks, Game (Pitching) 9-2x; last, 6/29 vs. NYM 9-6/5 at STL Errors, Game 2-10x; last, 7/1 vs. NYM 3-3x; last, 7/1 vs. NYM Margin of Victory (All games) 8-2x; last, 6/6 at STL 19-4/7 at PHI Win Streak (All games) 4-4/28 to 5/1 6-5/29 to 6/3 EXTRA-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 6-2x; last, 7/3 vs. TB 10-3/31 vs. CHC Hits, Game 15-2x; last, 7/3 vs. TB 20-7/3 vs. TB Fewest Hits, Game 7-5/1 vs. PHI 8-2x; last, 5/1 vs. PHI Doubles, Game 3-6/14 vs. SF 4-3x; last, 7/3 vs. TB Triples, Game 1-5/1 vs. PHI - HR, Game 1-4x; last, 7/2 vs. TB 2-6/14 vs. SF Extra-Base Hits, Game 4-6/14 vs. SF 5-7/3 vs. TB Left On Base, Game 18-3/30 vs. CHC 15-3/30 vs. CHC DP Turned, Game 4-7/3 vs. TB 3-2x; last, 6/14 vs. SF Stolen Bases, Game 2-4/3 vs. BOS 1-2x; last, 7/3 vs. TB Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 20-3/30 vs. CHC 16-4/3 vs. BOS Walks, Game (Pitching) 8-3/30 vs. CHC 8-3/30 vs. CHC Errors, Game 1-4x; last, 7/3 vs. TB 1-4x; last, 7/3 vs. TB *-Club Record ^-Tied Club Record MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R R/G H HR AVG. RECORD March April May June July August September OUTFIELD ASSISTS (11) BUNT SINGLES (3) Brian Anderson (4) Derek Dietrich (3) JB Shuck (2) Lewis Brinson (1) Cameron Maybin (1) Justin Bour (1) Cameron Maybin (1) JB Shuck (1) INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA STARTER RELIEVER MARCH/APRIL MAY JUNE JULY STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM STRAILY CHEN RICHARDS UREÑA LÓPEZ INNINGS # (Staff Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (0-20) 5 (0-2) 7 (0-4) 6 (0-4) 1 (0-1) (7-8) 3 (1-1) 2 (1-0) 2 (0-1) 6 (1-3) (8-5) 2 (1-0) 3 (1-1) 2 (2-0) 5 (0-3) 1 (1-0) (3-3) 2 (1-1) 1 (0-0) 1 (0-0) 3 (0-2) (1-0) (1-0) --- Total Starts 87 (19-36) 12 (3-4) 13 (2-5) 11 (2-5) 16 (2-9) 1 (1-0) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting