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1 MIAMI MARLINS BASEBALL INFORMATION DEPARTMENT 501 Marlins Way Miami, FL P F MARLINS /MARLINS MIAMI MARLINS (76-82) Game 1 - RHP Jarred Cosart (4-3, 2.29) Game 2 - LHP Andrew Heaney (0-3, 5.33) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (93-65) Game 1 - RHP Doug Fister (15-6, 2.55) Game 2 - RHP Taylor Hill (0-0, 4.15) NATIONALS PARK, WASHINGTON, D.C. Friday, September 26, :05 P.M. & 7:05 P.M. GAMES # 159 & 160 ROAD GAMES # 78 & 79 (34-43) TODAY S BROADCASTS Game 1 - NO TV WINZ* WAQI^ Game 2 - FS Florida WINZ* WAQI^ TOMORROW S GAME INFO START TIME (ET) - 4:05 P.M. MIAMI STARTER WASHINGTON STARTER RHP Nathan Eovaldi RHP Stephen Strasburg (6-13, 4.44) (13-11, 3.23) TOMORROW S BROADCAST INFO FS Florida WINZ * WAQI^ FISH BITES Miami concludes its 2014 season with this final four-game series in Washington, including a split doubleheader today. The Marlins concluded their home slate yesterday with a 6-4 win vs. the Phillies, wrapping up a record at home, their first winning record at Marlins Park. Starting Game 1 today is right-hander Jarred Cosart (4-3, 2.29), who is 0-1, 3.65 in two starts vs. the Nationals. Left-hander Andrew Heaney (0-3, 5.33) gets the starts in the nightcap for Miami, making his first start against the Nationals. This is the first time since 2009 that the Marlins close out a season on the road. The 2009 campaign ended with a six-game trip to Atlanta and Philadelphia. ABOUT YESTERDAY Miami beat the Philadelphia Phillies, 6-4, in its final home game of the season. Tom Koehler picked up his 10 th win of the season, working 7.0 innings with four runs on eight hits, one walk and seven strikeouts. The Marlins trailed 4-2 entering the seventh inning, but scored four times in the bottom of the frame for the win. Casey McGehee, who finished 2x3 with three RBI, hit a two-run double to break a 4-4 tie. Christian Yelich (1x4) and Donovan Solano (2x4), batting 1-2 in the lineup, each scored two runs in the game, while Garrett Jones (3x4, RBI) and Adeiny Hechavarria (3x4) also had three hits. Steve Cishek pitched a perfect ninth, with two strikeouts, for his 39 th save. VS. THE NATIONALS The Marlins trail the season series, 5-10, going 3-7 at home and 2-3 at Nationals Park. The Marlins have dropped their last five overall to the Nats, all in Miami, including a four-game sweep Sept , but have won their last two contests here in DC. All-time, the Marlins are vs. the Expos/Nationals franchise, vs. the Nationals, in DC and at Nationals Park. This is the third consecutive season the teams will play a doubleheader in DC; they split twin bills on Sept. 22 last season and Aug. 3, The teams have played five doubleheaders all-time, two in DC, with Miami sweeping two, the Nationals sweeping one, and the teams splitting two, both in DC. SERIES INFO DOUBLE TROUBLE Miami has played 40 doubleheaders in Club history, going in those games. The Fish have swept five sets and been swept 10 times. The last time the Marlins swept a doubleheader was May 25, 2008 vs. San Francisco. SCORING CHANGE Major League Baseball yesterday announced a scoring change in Miami s home game on September 3 vs. the Mets. Casey McGehee was awarded an infield hit and RBI in the bottom of the third inning. The play, with two outs and a runner on third base, was originally ruled a missed-catch error on Mets first baseman Lucas Duda. SOME RELIEF The Marlins bullpen owns a 3.26 ERA on the season, currently ranking sixth in the NL. That would rank as the Marlins all-time best ERA by their bullpen. The team s bullpen has a 2.49 ERA since the All-Star break, best in the Majors. Last year, the team s bullpen combined for a 3.42 ERA, matching the 2011 bullpen. The Marlins pen finished with a 2.81 ERA at home, which ranks third-best in the Majors, behind San Diego (2.16) and Seattle (2.35); the 2.81 home ERA by TEAM VS. TEAM STATS the bullpen is the best-ever relief ERA at home in Club history, ahead of the 2011 bullpen, which had a 2.87 mark. ERROR FREE Casey McGehee had two chances at third base yesterday, fielding them both successfully, to finish the season without making an error at home (179 total chances). He is the first Marlins third baseman to go an entire season without making an error at home, and he joins Juan Pierre (232 TC in 2003) and Juan Encarnacion (159 TC in 2003) as the only Marlins position players to finish a season without making an error at home. 10-GAME WINNERS Tom Koehler picked up his 10 th win of the season yesterday, joining Henderson Alvarez (12) and Mike Dunn (10) to give the Marlins three 10-game winners for the seventh time in Franchise history. The last time Miami had three-ormore 10-game winners in the same season was 2009, when Ricky Nolasco (14), Anibal Sanchez (13), Chris Volstad (12) and Josh Johnson (11) each went over the mark. The Club record for most pitchers with 10+ wins was 2006, when five Marlins were at or over 10 W s: Johnson (12), Scott Olsen (12), Dontrelle Willis (12), Nolasco (11) and Sanchez (10). HOME IMPROVEMENTS The Marlins went at home, their first winning record at Marlins Park since its opening in 2012 and their first winning record at home since going in The 42 home wins are the most by the Marlins since winning 43 in This is the 14 th time the Fish have finished over.500 at home in Franchise history. Miami s current 3.39 ERA at home is the third-best in home ERA Club history, behind a 2.99 ERA in 1996 and a 3.17 ERA in BASEBALL S BRIGHTEST UNDER 23 Christian Yelich leads all Major League players under 23 years of age in runs (93), hits (164) and stolen bases (21). He ranks second in doubles (30) and RBI (54) to Nick Castellanos of Detroit, who has 31 and 63, respectively. In addition, Yelich leads all Major League left fielders in fielding percentage at.996 (261 TC/1 E). - STATS LLC BETTER LATE THAN NEVER The Marlins scored four runs in the seventh inning last night to turn a 4-2 deficit into a 6-4 lead. The Fish lead the National League and are fourth in MLB with 240 runs in the seventh inning or later. Minnesota leads baseball with 254, followed by Detroit and Toronto, with 242 each. When looking specifically at innings 7-9, the Marlins own the highest run differential in the Majors at +59 (224 RS-165 RA). Oakland ranks second at +48 ( ). - STATS LLC OPPONENT INFO MARLINS VS. NATIONALS DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 4/8 WSH L,0-5 21,728 4/9 WSH L, ,190 4/10 WSH L,1-7 20,869 4/14 MIA L,2-9 18,788 4/15 MIA W, ,931 4/16 MIA L,3-6 20,178 5/26 WSH W,3-2 33,677 5/28 WSH W,8-5 (10) 24,830 7/28 MIA W,7-6 20,027 7/29 MIA W,3-0 22,672 7/30 MIA L,3-4 26,319 9/18 MIA L,2-6 18,010 9/19 MIA L,2-3 19,815 9/20 MIA L,2-3 20,983 9/21 MIA L,1-2 22,806 9/26 WSH (1) Reschedule of 5/27 rainout 1:05 WSH (2) 7:05 9/27 WSH 4:05 9/28 WSH 1:35 All Times Eastern 2014 at Home on Road Series 5 14 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at US Cellular Field 2 0 at Marlins Park All-Time on Road at Olympic Stadium at Hiram Bithorn Stadium 5 1 at RFK Stadium at Nationals Park All-Time Totals MARLINS VS. NATIONALS Average: Runs: ERA: NATIONALS VS. MARLINS Average: Runs: ERA: THIS DATE IN MARLINS HISTORY September 26 The Marlins and Phillies squared off for a doubleheader in Miami in The Fish swept the twin bill, but not before going to extra innings in both contests. Florida won the first game, 4-3, in 10 innings and the second game, 1-0, in 13 innings. Dave Berg hit a walk-off double to score Luis Castillo in game one. Alex Gonzalez hit a walk-off home run for the victory in game two. Overall record on this date: 8-12 RIGHTING THE SHIP Miami, which enters today s game with 76 wins on the year, went last season, marking just its second 100-loss campaign in Franchise history (108 in 1998). Since the leagues split into two divisions in 1969, 24 National League teams have lost 100+ games in a season. The Fish are one of only three to win 76-or-more games in the following season. The San Francisco Giants won 83 in 1986 and Arizona notched 77 in UPCOMING STARTERS DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Saturday, September 27 4:05 p.m. at Washington Nationals RHP Nathan Eovaldi (6-13, 4.44) RHP Stephen Strasburg (13-11, 3.23) FSFlorida/WINZ/WAQI Sunday, September 28 1:35 p.m. at Washington Nationals RHP Henderson Alvarez (12-6, 2.70) RHP Jordan Zimmermann (13-5, 2.78) FSFlorida/93.5FM/WAQI Monday, April 6, 2015 TBA vs. Atlanta Braves OPENING DAY

2 JARRED COSART H/W: 6-3/196 B/T: R/R MLB SERVICE: 1 YEAR, 71 DAYS MLB DEBUT: 7/12/13 at TB (w/hou) AGE: 24 BORN: 5/25/90 IN LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS CONTRACT STATUS: SIGNED THROUGH 2014 ACQUIRED: WITH KIKE HERNANDEZ AND AUSTIN WATES FROM HOUSTON IN EXCHANGE FOR COLIN MORAN, JAKE MARISNICK, FRANCIS MARTES AND 2015 COMP. BALANCE DRAFT PICK ON JULY 31, Today, makes 10 th start for Miami since being acquired from Houston on July 31. Looking to build off of eight straight quality starts; he has allowed 11 earned runs over 53.2 innings combined over his last eight starts, posting the fourthlowest ERA (1.84) among NL starters during that time. Since making his Marlins debut on August 1, Cosart s 2.29 ERA (59.0/15) ranks ninth among qualified NL starters. Has posted a 2.14 bb/9 rate in nine starts (59.0 IP) with the Marlins, down from his 3.95 mark in 20 starts (116.1 IP) this season with Houston. In September 5 start vs. Atlanta, extended his winning streak to four games, matching a career-long streak that was set from June 9 to June 26 of this season as a member of the Astros. In doing so, became first pitcher in Marlins history to earn at least four wins with an ERA under 2.00 in his first six career starts with the team. Elias Posted 1.64 ERA (33.0 IP/6 ER) in August, second-best among NL starters behind Madison Bumgarner s 1.57 ERA (46.0/8). Was his second-best ERA in a calendar month behind his first month in the Majors, July 2013, in which he posted 0.86 ERA (21.0/2). Five starts ago, August 30 at Atlanta, was his fourth career start of 7.0-plus innings in which he held an opponent scoreless. Also did so over 8.0 innings (career high for IP) on July 12, 2013 and June 20, 2014, both times against the Rays in St. Petersburg, and over 7.0 innings on August 12, 2013 vs. St. Louis. According to FanGraphs, 69.9 percent of his pitches are fastballs. That is the sixth-highest fastball percentage among Major League qualified starters, behind Bartolo Colon (82.7%), Lance Lynn (79.0%), Shelby Miller (72.3%), Jordan Zimmermann (70.3%) and Josh Collmenter (70.2%). Owns a 55.0 ground ball rate, which ranks 13 th among Major League starting pitchers. In his start on August 25 at Los Angeles-AL, threw 80 of his 107 pitches for strikes (74.8 percent). Ranks as the fourth-highest strike percentage in a single game among Marlins pitchers since 2000 (min. 100 pitches). Josh Beckett had highest mark, tossing 75.7 percent (107/81) on July 21, 2003 vs. Montreal, followed by Brad Penny (75.5; 106/80) on July 21, 2001 vs. Cincinnati and Javier Vazquez (75.0; 100/75) on July 16, 2011 vs. the Cubs. Elias Prior to his start on August 12, had skipped a turn in the rotation due to left oblique soreness. Had not allowed a home run in 49.2 consecutive innings before surrendering a home run to Freddie Freeman in the seventh inning on September 5 vs. Atlanta, and has held opponents homerless in 18.1 IP since. Dating back to his Major League debut on July 12, 2013, owns the third-best HR/9 rate (0.42) among qualified starting pitchers, behind Anibal Sanchez (0.33) and Clayton Kershaw (0.40). Matched career-best with eight strikeouts in consecutive starts on June 4 against Angels and June 9 at Arizona. Also had eight-strikeout game on April 12 at Texas. Made Major League debut on July 12, 2013 against Tampa Bay at Tropicana Field. Tossed 8.0 innings and allowed just two hits, while walking three and striking out two. In duel with David Price, became just third pitcher since 2000 to make MLB debut against a reigning Cy Young Award winner and earn win. Had no-hit bid through 6.0 innings, and became first pitcher in Houston history to toss 8.0-plus scoreless innings in MLB debut. From date of MLB debut through end of season, led AL with 1.95 ERA (min. 10 GS). He marked lowest ERA through first 10 MLB starts since Shelby Miller (1.57) in for St. Louis. Set Franchise record by tossing at least 5.0 innings and allowing no more than three runs in first eight MLB starts. Did not allow a home run through first 44.0 innings, most by an Astro pitcher since Brad Lidge (54.1 in ), according to Elias Career vs. Left:.255/82x322, 5 HR.232/104x449, 5 HR vs. Right:.257/87x339, 3 HR.264/111x421, 6 HR 6-6, 4.07 (86.1/39) 6-6, 4.05 (102.1/46) 7-4, 3.34 (89.0/33) 8-5, 2.64 (133.0/39) Day: 5-1, 3.78 (47.2/20) 5-1, 3.52 (53.2/21) Night: 8-9, 3.67 (127.2/52) 9-10, 3.17 (181.2/64) GAME HIGHS 2014 Career CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 6/20 at TB 8.0 2x; last, 6/20/14 at TB MOST K: 8 3x; last, 6/9 at ARI 8 3x; last, 6/9/14 at ARI MOST BB: 4 7x; last, 7/26 vs. MIA 6 9/9/13 at SEA WIN STREAK: 4 2x; last, 8/12 to 9/5 4 2x; last, 8/12/14 to 9/5/14 LOSS STREAK: 3 4/7 to 5/5 3 4/7/14 to 5/5/ DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 4/2 NYY W(1-0) /57 W,3-1 4/7 LAA L(1-1) /58 L, /74 W,6-5* L(1-2) /15 L, /73 L,3-5 4/29 WSH /65 L,3-4 APRIL ERA L(1-3) /57 L,0-2 W(2-3) /63 W,5-2 5/17 CHW W(3-3) /60 W,6-5 L(3-4) /59 L,1-3 5/28 KC W(4-4) /55 W,9-3 MAY ERA 6/4 LAA L(4-5) /75 L,0-4 W(5-5) /65 W,4-3 6/14 TB W(6-5) /68 W,7-3 W(7-5) /68 W,3-1 6/26 ATL W(8-5) /63 W,6-1 JUNE ERA 7/1 SEA L(8-6) /65 L,2-13 W(9-6) /59 W,12-7 FIRST HALF ERA /59 W,11-7 7/26 MIA L(9-7) /71 L,3-7 JULY ERA 8/1 CIN L(9-8) /51 L,2-5 8/12 STL W(10-8) /63 W,3-0 8/19 TEX /59 W,4-3* W(11-8) /80 W,7-1 W(12-8) /57 W,4-0 AUGUST ERA 9/5 ATL W(13-8) /67 W,11-3 L(13-9) /54 L, /55 W,6-5 9/20 WSH L(13-10) /63 L,2-3 SEPTEMBER ERA SECOND HALF ERA * Extra-inning game CAREER PITCHING Career CAREER BATTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO OPPONENT INFO VS. WASHINGTON 2014 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER RECORD CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE 4/29/14 WSH /65 L,3-4 9/20/14 WSH L(0-1) /63 L,2-3 BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Asdrubal Cabrera Ian Desmond Danny Espinosa Pedro Florimon Kevin Frandsen Bryce Harper Adam LaRoche Jose Lobaton Wilson Ramos Anthony Rendon Denard Span Jayson Werth Ryan Zimmerman Jordan Zimmermann 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 ANDREW HEANEY H/W: 6-2/183 B/T: L/L MLB SERVICE: 45 DAYS MLB DEBUT: 6/19/14 vs. NYM AGE: 23 BORN: 6/5/91 IN OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA CONTRACT STATUS: SIGNED THROUGH 2014 ACQUIRED: SELECTED IN FIRST ROUND (NINTH OVERALL) OF 2012 FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 6/19 NYM L(0-1) /56 L,0-1 L(0-2) /63 L,4-7 6/29 OAK L(0-3) /53 L,3-4 JUNE ERA /44 W,6-5 JULY ERA FIRST HALF ERA relief L,1-9 9/21 WSH relief L,1-2 SEPTEMBER ERA CAREER PITCHING Making fifth career start in Game 2 of today s doubleheader, still in search of first Major League win. Is making second straight appearance vs. Washington, after tossing 3.0 scoreless innings of one-hit relief against the Nationals on September 21 at Marlins Park. In last Major League start, July 5 at St. Louis, allowed five earned runs on eight hits (two home runs), three walks and a hit batter in 3.2 innings, with one strikeout. Was optioned back to Triple-A New Orleans following game, where he went 2-4 with a 4.30 ERA (60.2 IP/29 ER) and a 3.05 strikeout-to-walk ratio (64/21) in his final 11 Minor League starts. Since being recalled on September 2, has held opponents scoreless over two relief outings (4.2 innings), allowing just two hits and striking out four. Made MLB debut on June 19 vs. the Mets at Marlins Park. Took the loss after allowing one run on four hits (one home run) and a walk over 6.0 innings, with three strikeouts. He was just 16 th pitcher (second Marlin) since 1914 to lose his MLB debut in a 1-0 decision after allowing just one run over 6.0-plus innings, according to STATS LLC. Last name is pronounced HEE-nee. Began season at Double-A Jacksonville and made eight starts (nine appearances) before promotion to NOLA on May 20. Made four starts for Zephyrs before contract was selected by Miami on June 16. Relief outing at Jacksonville came in a game started by Anthony DeSclafani that began on May 11 vs. Mobile, but was suspended after one inning. Heaney took the ball when the game resumed on May 12 and tossed 7.0 innings, but suffered loss after allowing two runs on six hits and two walks, with seven strikeouts. Went 4-2, 2.35 (53.2/14) with Suns, and 5-4, 3.87 (83.2/36) in 15 starts overall (two stints) for NOLA. In final start for NOLA before having contract selected, tied career high (fourth time) with nine strikeouts on June 7 vs. Round Rock. Had at least seven strikeouts in 12 of 24 Minor League outings overall this season. Did so in four consecutive outings from May 11-27, and in five of six outings from June 22-August 17. Tossed first career shutout (second career complete game) on May 27, 2014 with Triple-A New Orleans at Round Rock (W, 9-0). It was a 6.0-inning game, with one hit allowed and seven strikeouts. Had a scoreless-innings streak of 33.0 innings that spanned six starts (five in Jupiter, one in Jacksonville) from July 5-August 1, Has never walked more than three batters in a Minor League game (five times). Has walked two-or-fewer batters in 44-of-49 career appearances (89.8 percent). Has walked two batters 18 times, one batter 17 times, and no batters nine times CAREER vs. Left:.212 (7x33), 0 HR.212 (7x33), 0 HR vs. Right:.302 (19x63), 5 HR.302 (19x63), 5 HR 0-2, 3.00 (15.0/5) 0-2, 3.00 (15.0/5) 0-1, 8.71 (10.1/10) 0-1, 8.71 (10.1/10) Day: 0-1, 6.39 (12.2/9) 0-1, 6.39 (12.2/9) Night: 0-2, 4.26 (12.2/6) 0-2, 4.26 (12.2/6) GAME HIGHS 2014 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 6.0 2x; last, 6/29 vs. OAK 6.0 2x; last, 6/29/14 vs. OAK MOST K: 5 6/24 at PHI 5 6/24/14 at PHI MOST BB: 2 6/24 at PHI 2 6/24/14 at PHI WIN STREAK: LOSS STREAK: 3 6/19 to present 3 6/19/14 to present CAREER BATTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO MINOR LEAGUE GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 4/4 HVL^ /59 L,3-5 W(1-0) /56 W,8-1 W(2-0) /58 W,4-0 4/20 PNS^ /65 W,5-4 4/25 MTG^ L(2-1) /50 L,4-7 APRIL ERA /62 L,4-5 W(3-1) W,6-1 5/11 MOB^ L(3-2) /65 L,1-3 W(4-2) /77 W,4-2 5/22 OKC* /56 W,3-2 W(5-2) /55 W,9-0 MAY ERA W(6-2) /63 W,9-8 6/7 RR* W(7-2) /64 W,8-2 JUNE ERA 7/12 MEM* L(7-3) /53 L, /45 W,14-4 L(7-4) /61 L,0-1 7/27 OMA* W(8-4) /63 W,8-5 JULY ERA 8/1 IOW* L(8-5) /49 L,2-9 L(8-6) /65 L,3-4 8/12 TAC* /68 W,5-4 8/17 REN* W(9-6) /63 W, /58 L,7-8* /65 L,5-6 AUGUST ERA 9/1 MEM* /60 L,6-7* ^-Double-A start *Triple-A start MINOR LEAGUE CAREER PITCHING Career MINOR LEAGUE CAREER BATTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Career OPPONENT INFO VS. WASHINGTON 2014 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER RECORD CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE 9/21/14 WSH relief L,1-2 BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG. Asdrubal Cabrera Danny Espinosa Kevin Frandsen Bryce Harper Adam LaRoche Jose Lobaton Anthony Rendon Nate Schierholtz Stephen Strasburg MISC STATS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING (AS STARTER) Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES (AS STARTER) 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG TOMORROW S STARTER NATHAN EOVALDI - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER - AGE: 24 (2/13/90) Left: (126x423), 10 HR Right: (89x341), 4 HR GAME HIGHS 2014 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 2x; last, 8/8 at CIN 8.0 4x; last, 8/8/14 at CIN MOST K: 10 5/5 vs. NYM 10 5/5/14 vs. NYM MOST BB: 4 5/10 at SD 6 8/8/12 at NYM WIN STREAK: 2 5/21 to 5/26 2 3x; last, 5/21/14 to 5/26/14 LOSS STREAK: 7 8/13 to present 7 2x; last, 8/13/14 to present , 4.66 (104.1/54) , 4.18 (88.1/41) Day: Night: , 3.41 (66.0/25) , 4.97 (126.2/70) CAREER/OPPONENT INFO CAREER PITCHING Career CAREER VS. WASHINGTON Career

4 MARLINS BULLPEN CARTER CAPPS (0-0, 2.75) - RHP - AGE: 24 (8/7/90) VS. LEFT: (10x33), 1 HR VS. RIGHT: (5x39), 0 HR HOME: , 4.00 (9.0/4) ROAD: , 1.69 (10.2/2) On 9/20 vs. WSH, joined Vic Darensbourg as only relievers in Club history to strike out all four batters faced in an outing. Returned from rehab and reinstated from 60-day DL on 9/1; went 0-0, 0.00 (3.1 STEVE CISHEK (4-5, 3.17, 39 SV) - RHP - AGE: 28 (6/18/86) VS. LEFT: (29x136), 2 HR VS. RIGHT: (29x109), 1 HR HOME:...4-3, 2.86 (34.2/11) ROAD:...0-2, 3.52 (30.2/12) SV/OPP...39/43 HOLDS IR/SCORED...7/0 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...46/67 Ranks fourth in NL this season in SV% (90.7; 39/43) and fi fth in SV. Since 2013, owns 92.4 SV% (73/79), second-best in NL (3 rd in MLB). Ranks fourth all-time in Club history with 91 SV. Recorded 30 th SV of season on 8/11 vs. STL, becoming third pitcher in Club history to record consecutive 30+ SV seasons (also, Juan Carlos Oviedo, IP (3x; last, 8/2 vs. CIN) STRIKEOUTS...3 (5x; last, 9/14 at PHI) G; 0-0, 2.25 (4.0/1) CAREER...21G; 1-1, 4.15 (21.2/10) /23 v.phi /25 v.phi and Robb Nen, ). Recorded 9 SV (11 SVO) in July, tied for personal best for a single month (also, 9 SV in June 2013). Named co-nl Player of the Week for 7/21-27, posting 1.80 ERA (5.0 IP/1 ER) with 5 SV (5 SVO) in 5 G. MIKE DUNN (10-6, 3.16, 1 SV) - LHP - AGE: 29 (5/23/85) VS. LEFT: (24x109), 2 HR VS. RIGHT: (23x105), 2 HR HOME:...5-3, 3.25 (27.2/10) ROAD:...5-3, 3.07 (29.1/10) SV/OPP...1/4 HOLDS...22 IR/SCORED...44/9 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...54/75 Tied for third among all relievers with 75 G; tied single-season career high (2013). Went 2-0, 0.90 (10.0 IP/1 ER) in 13 G in August Tied with Tony Watson for most wins by a reliever in MLB. Set Marlins single-season record with 10 th relief win on 8/14 vs. ARI (previous, IP (2x; last, 8/14 vs. ARI) STRIKEOUTS...4 (4/26 at NYM) G; 1-1, 6.75 (5.1/4) CAREER...32G; 1-4, 3.55 (25.1/10) SAM DYSON (3-1, 2.01) - RHP - AGE: 26 (5/7/88) VS. LEFT: (16x62), 1 HR VS. RIGHT: (21x91), 0 HR HOME:...2-0, 1.77 (20.1/4) ROAD:...1-1, 2.25 (20.0/5) Has gone 1-0, 0.90 ERA (10.0 IP/1 ER) over last 10 G. Tied career high 8/19 vs. TEX with 3 SO (third time). Entered this season with 0-2 record and ERA (11.2/14) in 7 career G (1 GS) in MLB; now owns 3-3 mark with 3.98 ERA (52.0/23) in 37 G (1 GS) /20 v.wsh /23 v.phi /25 v.phi by Robb Nen in 1997 and Edward Mujica in 2011). Earned fourth career SV on 8/12 vs. STL (last, 7/31/13 vs. NYM). 59 of 75 appearances this season have been scoreless. Set Club mark with seven relief wins prior to All-Star Break. CHRIS HATCHER (0-3, 3.27) - RHP - AGE: 29 (1/12/85) VS. LEFT: (22x98), 2 HR VS. RIGHT: (32x116), 1 HR HOME:...0-1, 1.32 (27.1/4) ROAD:...0-2, 5.20 (27.2/16) SV/OPP...0/1 HOLDS IR/SCORED...18/8 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...20/30 SV/OPP...0/2 HOLDS...6 IR/SCORED...32/10 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...36/51 Tied for ninth among NL relievers with 4.92 SO/BB ratio. Became fi rst Marlins pitcher to record 12 SO over 13-out span (6/11-16). - Elias Recorded a new career high on 6/13 vs. PIT with 5 SO. IP (2x; last, 8/26 at LAA) STRIKEOUTS...3 (3x; last, 8/19 vs. TEX) G; 0-0, 0.00 (4.0/0) CAREER... 5G; 0-1, 3.86 (9.1/4) Earned fi rst career win in fi rst appearance this season (6/17 vs. CHC). Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 6/28, marking second stint with Marlins this season. Went 2-1 with 2.49 ERA (25.1/7) and 1 SV (2 SVO) in 13 G with NOLA this season. IP (6/26 at PHI) STRIKEOUTS...5 (6/13 vs. PIT) G; 0-0, 5.40 (3.1/2) CAREER... 7G; 0-0, 6.43 (7.0/5) DAN JENNINGS (0-2, 1.38) - LHP - AGE: 27 (4/17/87) VS. LEFT: (22x75), 1 HR VS. RIGHT: (22x80), 2 HR HOME:...0-0, 0.74 (24.1/2) ROAD:...0-2, 2.45 (14.2/4) SV/OPP HOLDS IR/SCORED...2/0 1 ST BATTER RETIRED... 9/15 SV/OPP...0/2 HOLDS...3 IR/SCORED...26/12 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...30/46 Returned from rehab and reinstated from 15-day DL on 9/1; recorded 4 scoreless outings (7.1 IP) over rehab assignment with Single-A Jupiter and GCL Marlins. IP (3x; last, 5/15 at SF) STRIKEOUTS...4 (9/18 vs. WSH) G; 0-0, 0.00 (2.1/0) CAREER... 2G; 0-0, 0.00 (2.1/0) IP/0 ER) in 3 G during rehab assignment with Single-A Jupiter and GCL Marlins. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on April 23, making seven appearances for the Zephyrs this season, going 0-1 with a 1.64 ERA (11.0 IP/2 ER). ANTHONY DESCLAFANI (2-2, 6.61) - RHP - AGE: 24 (4/18/90) VS. LEFT: (22x66), 3 HR VS. RIGHT: (17x60), 1 HR HOME:...0-2, 8.46 (22.1/21) ROAD: , 2.00 (9.0/2) SV/OPP HOLDS IR/SCORED...3/0 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...4/6 Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 9/2, marking fi fth stint with Marlins this season. Made 5 starts with MIA, going 1-2 with 7.40 ERA (24.1 IP/20 ER). Earned W at LAD on May 14 in MLB debut, becoming 9 th Marlin to start and win MLB debut (last, Adalberto Mendez on 9/6/10 at PHI). IP (6/17 vs. CHC) STRIKEOUTS... 7 (5/14 at LAD) G; 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) CAREER... 1G; 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) /19 v.wsh /19 v.wsh /20 v.wsh /24 v.phi Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/22. Posted 1-2 mark with fi ve saves (eight chances) and 2.01 ERA (22.1/5) in 15 games with NOLA; recorded 25 strikeouts to six walks (one intentional). IP (6/13 vs. PIT) STRIKEOUTS... 3 (2x; last, 8/3 vs. CIN) G; 0-0, 1.59 (5.2/1) CAREER...14G; 0-0, 1.08 (8.1/1) BRAD PENNY (2-1, 6.29) - RHP - AGE: 36 (5/24/78) VS. LEFT: (12x42), 1 HR VS. RIGHT: (19x55), 2 HR HOME:...0-1, 9.00 (8.0/8) ROAD:...2-0, 4.96 (16.1/9) SV/OPP HOLDS IR/SCORED...5/2 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...2/3 In 4 starts this season, has gone 2-1 with 5.21 ERA (19.0 IP/11 ER). Appeared in 22 G with SF in 2012, all relief appearances, going 0-1 with 6.11 ERA (28.0/19). Owns 0-1 record and 7.68 mark (36.1/31) in 29 career G as reliever /18 v.wsh /20 v.wsh /24 v.phi /2 v.nym /18 v.wsh SO in debut tied second-most in Marlins history, behind Jose Fernandez s eight on 4/7/13 at NYM. In 12 G (11 GS) with NOLA, went 3-3 with 3.49 ERA (59.1/23). Also spent time with Double-A Jacksonville this season, going 3-4, 4.19 (43.0/20) in 8 GS /18 v.wsh Did not allow an ER over 18.0 IP from 4/20 to 7/6; longest stretch of career. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 6/29, marking fourth stint with Miami this season; went 0-0 with 3.38 ERA (8.0/3) in 6 G with NOLA. (AS RELIEVER) IP (8/24 at COL) STRIKEOUTS...2 (9/16 at NYM) CAREER... 23G; 12-5, 2.96 (139.2/46) A.J. RAMOS (6-0, 2.18) - RHP - AGE: 28 (9/20/86) VS. LEFT: (13x85), 0 HR VS. RIGHT: (23x129), 1 HR HOME:...4-0, 2.76 (29.1/9) ROAD:...2-0, 1.65 (32.2/6) SV/OPP...0/3 HOLDS...20 IR/SCORED...30/7 1 ST BATTER RETIRED...43/66 Ranks sixth among NL relievers (13 th in MLB) with.168 OPP AVG. 54 of 66 appearances this season have been scoreless. Earned 6 th W of season on 9/1, previous single-season high was 3 in Had career long scoreless innings streak snapped on 7/30 vs. WSH at 13.1 IP /2 v.nym Went with 4.04 ERA (781.2/351) in 130 starts with Marlins from Ranks among Marlins franchise leaders in wins (50, 4 th ), quality starts (67, 6 th ), games started (134, 4 th ), innings pitched (806.0, 5 th ) and strikeouts (582, 8 th ). Owns three postseason wins with Marlins, most in Club history. IP (4x; last, 8/14 vs. ARI) STRIKEOUTS...3 (7x; last, 8/14 vs. ARI) G; 0-0, 4.50 (6.0/3) CAREER...17G; 0-0, 3.78 (16.2/7) /19 v.wsh /24 v.phi Recalled from 15-day DL on 7/18. Since returning from DL, has gone 2-0, 2.19 ERA (24.2 IP/6 ER) in 27 G. Since 6/1, owns 1.63 ERA (38.2/7), with 3-0 mark in 40 G; ranks eighth among NL relievers (17 th in MLB) in ERA over that stretch (min. 35 G).

5 BATTER NOTES & SPLITS JEFF BAKER - UTILITY - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 33 (6/21/81) Is 8x19 (.421) with a 3b, HR, 6 RBI, 2 BB in last 21 PH appearances; ranks ninth in MLB in AVG as PH, tied for seventh in hits and is seventh in RBI. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: ph-1b, 0x2 Last homestand:.333 (3x9), 2 r, rbi Last HR: 8/13/14 vs. STL (Siegrist) In last 41 G overall (20 GS), is 33x97 (.340) with 6 2b, 3 3b, HR, 14 RBI. On 8/13 vs. STL, hit sixth career PH home run. JUSTIN BOUR - INFIELD - LEFT/RIGHT - AGE: 26 (5/28/88) Hit first career HR on 9/9 vs. WSH. Is 15x41 (.366) with 2b, hr, 5 RBI in 11 GS; 2x20 (.100) with 2b, 4 RBI as substitute (1x17 as PH). Made MLB debut 6/5 at TB with J.T. Realmuto and recorded first career hits in back-to-back PAs, first position players to do so since Joe Inglett & Ryan RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 1x2 Last homestand:.294 (5x17), r, hr, 3 rbi Last HR: 9/19/14 vs. WSH (Fister) Garko with CLE on 7/1/06. On 6/10 at TEX, tied Marlins club record for hits in a game by a DH (3). At NOLA this year, set career highs in AVG (.306), SLG (.517) and OPS (.889); also, finished campaign with 27 2b, 18 HR, 72 RBI and.372 OBP in 103 games. ADEINY HECHAVARRIA - INFIELD - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 25 (4/15/89) Ranks among NL shortstops: third in AVG (.276), third in hits (144), and tied for first in multi-hit games (43). RISP: RISP/2: Hitting.331 (42x127) when leading off an inning. Tied for second in MLB and NL in triples (10) Yesterday: 3x4, r Last homestand:.167 (4x24), r Last HR: 8/27/14 at LAA (Santiago) KIKE HERNANDEZ - UTILITY - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 23 (8/24/91) Hit first HR with Marlins on 9/14 at PHI. Made MLB debut on 7/1 with HOU as defensive replacement at 2b in 7 th inning vs. SEA. Doubled in first PA in bottom of 7 th ; finished 2x2 with 2b, RBI. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 0x3 Last homestand:.235 (4x17), 2 2b, 3b, rbi Last HR: 9/14/14 at PHI (Buchanan) Appeared in CF (11 G/11 GS), LF (8/8), SS (5/3) and 2b (1/0) for Houston. Batted.319 (120x376) in 98 total Minor League G this year, including.337 (89x264) in 67 G at Triple-A Oklahoma City. REED JOHNSON - OUTFIELD - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 37 (12/8/76) Recorded 1,000 th career hit 9/13 at PHI; snapped 0x11 skid since recording hit 999 on 8/25. Has 8 HBP, 5 as a PH (leads MLB as PH and most ever by a PH in Club history). RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: ph, 1x1, r Last homestand:.400 (4x10), 3 r, 3 2b, rbi Last HR: 5/14/14 at LAD (Maholm) Second in MLB in pinch hits (16) and tied for second in PH RBI (12). Ranks fifth in career AVG as PH among active players (.277). GARRETT JONES - INFIELD - LEFT/LEFT - AGE: 33 (6/21/81) Slugging.587 over last 16 G, with 7 2b, 2 HR, 6 RBI, and.304 (14x46) AVG. Batting.321 (17x53) when he puts first pitch in play. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 3x4, 2b, rbi Last homestand:.462 (6x13), r, 4 2b, rbi Last HR: 9/13/14 at PHI (Kendrick) ED LUCAS - INFIELD - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 32 (5/21/82) Batting.333 (6x18) in 12 G this month. On 7/1 vs. PHI, had first career walk-off hit (single); was second career walkoff PA (fielder s choice on 7/13/13 vs. WSH). Recorded 100 th career hit on 5/21 vs. PHI, on 32 nd birthday. Made ML debut with MIN on 5/15/07 at CLE; started at DH and batted eighth, behind Marlins manager Mike Redmond. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: DNP Last homestand:.500 (3x6), rbi Last HR: 5/14/14 at LAD (Maholm) Has 135 H in 161 career MLB games after spending first 9-plus seasons (925 G) of his career in Minors (made MLB debut on 5/30/13 for Miami vs. TB). JEFF MATHIS - CATCHER - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 31 (3/31/83) Recorded third go-ahead and GW RBI of season on 9/16 at NYM. His 2-run double 7/25 at HOU marked first go-ahead & GW RBI of season. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: DNP Last homestand:.000 (0x5) Last HR: 5/14/14 at LAD (Maholm) Recorded 200 th career RBI on 6/13 vs. PIT. Has a hit in 11 of 17 G this season in which he has faced a LHP (.273/12x44). CASEY McGEHEE - INFIELD - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 31 (10/12/82) Tied for fourth in NL in hits (174). His 174 hits this season are tied for the most in his career (also, 2010). Last night, MLB overturned error in McGehee s at-bat on 9/3 vs. Mets in third inning, awarding him infield single and RBI. Has.358 (24x67) career AVG in 17 G at Nationals Park, with 4 2b, 2 HR, 8 RBI. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 2x3, 2b, 3 rbi Last homestand:.182 (4x22), 2b, 4 rbi Last HR: 9/9/14 at MIL (Rodriguez) Reached base safely in 31 straight G from 6/4 to 7/7; tied for fifth-longest streak in NL this year behind Denard Span (36). Was by-far the longest such streak of his career in a single season (previously 14, from April 10-27, 2011). 74 RBI as third basemen are most by a Marlin since Miguel Cabrera in 2007 (114).

6 BATTER NOTES & SPLITS J.T. REALMUTO - CATCHER - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 23 (3/18/91) Recalled from Double-A Jacksonville on 9/13. Was named Miami s Minor League Player of the Year this month. Batted.346 (9x26) during playoffs for JAX; was 1x4 Friday night in clinching game of Southern League Championship Series. Batted.302 (121x401) overall for JAX, with 29 2b, 6 3b, 8 HR, 65 RBI and 18 SB. ADDITIONAL BATTING SPLITS vs. Doug Fister 2014 Career BB SO BB SO Baker Bour Hechavarria Hernandez Johnson Jones Lucas Mathis McGehee Realmuto Saltalamacchia Solano Valdespin Yelich RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: DNP Last homestand: --- Last HR: --- Had first hit (2-run single) in second AB. Made MLB debut 6/5 at TB with Justin Bour and recorded first career hits in back-to-back PAs, first position players to do so since Joe Inglett & Ryan Garko with CLE on 7/1/06. JARROD SALTALAMACCHIA - CATCHER - SWITCH/RIGHT - AGE: 29 (5/2/85) of his 44 RBI this season have come in the 7 th inning or later. Is batting.224 (63x281, 16 2b, 9 hr, 36 rbi) as LHB this season,.216 (19x88, 4 RISP: RISP/2: b, 2 hr, 7 rbi) as RHB. For career,.256 (434x1694) as LHB,.207 (140x676) as RHB Yesterday: 1x4 Last homestand:.176 (3x17) Last HR: 8/20/14 vs. TEX (Feliz) DONOVAN SOLANO - INFIELD - RIGHT/RIGHT - AGE: 26 (12/17/87) Batting.323 in 19 career G at Nationals Park, with 3 2b and 7 RBI. Has a hit in last 6 G at this venue (.421/8x19, 2 2b, 2 rbi). Batting.280 (30x107) in 27 GS since 8/ RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 2x4, 2 r, rbi Last homestand:.143 (3x21), 3 r, 2b, 2 rbi Last HR: 8/30/14 at ATL (Harang) Ranked seventh in NL in batting average in July (.344/22x64). Has a hit in 43 of 63 GS this year (.268/67x250, 14 r, 11 2b, 3 hr, 26 rbi). JORDANY VALDESPIN - UTILITY - LEFT/RIGHT - AGE: 26 (12/23/87) Hit seventh career PH homer on 8/29 at ATL; tied with Jonny Gomes and Scott Hairston for most PH homers in MLB since start of Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 7/19 and went 1x4 in first MLB game action since 7/13/13 with Mets. RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: ph-rf, bb Last homestand:.000 (0x2), sb Last HR: 8/30/14 at ATL (Carpenter) Was batting.270 (60x222) in 61 G for NOLA at time of selection, including.288 (17x59) in 15 G in July. Was 15-for-25 in stolen base attempts with NOLA (60 percent). CHRISTIAN YELICH - OUTFIELD - LEFT/RIGHT - AGE: 22 (12/5/91) RISP: RISP/2: Yesterday: 1x4, 2 r Last homestand:.250 (7x28), 4 r, 3 2b, sb Last HR: 8/6/14 at PIT (Locke) Batting.360 (9x25) over last 6 G at Nationals Park, with 4 2b, HR, 3 RBI. On Tuesday vs. PHI, recorded his 71 st career multi-hit game in his 200 th career game. That is third-most multi-hit games in first 200 career games in Club history, behind Chris Coghlan and Hanley Ramirez (72 each). - Elias His.371 OBP as leadoff hitter ranks second NL and MLB, while his 91 runs scored are third in NL (fourth in MLB). vs. Washington 2014 BB SO Baker Bour Hechavarria Hernandez Johnson Jones Lucas Mathis McGehee Realmuto Saltalamacchia Solano Valdespin Yelich Ranks ninth in NL in AVG with RISP, and eighth in RISP w/ 2 outs. Batting.319 vs. LHPs, which ranks third in NL (fourth in MLB) by a LHH. That is currently the third-highest lefty vs. lefty season average in Club history, trailing only Cliff Floyd in 2000 (.333) and 1998 (.325). Has 21 steals this season; ranks ninth among NL outfielders. vs. Taylor Hill 2014 Career BB SO BB SO vs. Washington Career BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN Player Current (start date) Stats Season-long Stats Career-long Stats Baker (7/1 to 7/28).448/13x29, 2 2b, 3b, 7 rbi 11 - (7/1/14 to 7/28/14).448/13x29, 2 2b, 3b, 7 rbi Bour 1 - (9/25).500/1x2 3 - (2x; last, 9/19 to 9/21).364/4x11, hr, 3 rbi 3 - (2x; last, 9/19/14 to 9/21/14).364/4x11, hr, 3 rbi Hechavarria 1 - (9/25).750/3x4 9 - (9/1 to 9/10).387/12x31, 2b, 3b, rbi 11 - (7/1/13 to 7/12/13).442/19x43, 4 2b, 4 rbi Hernandez (7/7 to 7/11).333/5x15, 2b, 3b, 3 rbi 4 - (7/7/14 to 7/11/14).333/5x15, 2b, 3b, 3 rbi Johnson 1 - (9/25) 1.000/1x1 5 - (4/30 to 5/5).455/5x11, 2b, rbi 20 - (8/29/03 to 9/23/03).391/34x87, 6 2b, 3b, 3 hr, 17 rbi Jones 2 - (9/24).625/5x8, 3 2b, rbi 8 - (7/21 to 7/31).333/11x33, 2b, 3b, hr, 4 rbi 12 - (6/9/10 to 6/22/10).422/19x45, 4 2b, 2 hr, 10 rbi Lucas 1 - (9/23).667/2x3, rbi 7 - (6/29 to 7/6).276/8x29, 2 2b, 2 rbi 8 - (9/22/13 - GM 2 to 4/30/14).333/11x33, 2b, 3 rbi Mathis (2x; last, 6/22 to 7/5).357/5x14, 2 2b, rbi 13 - (4/5/10 to 6/22/10).311/14x45, 3 2b, hr, 4 rbi McGehee 2 - (9/24).429/3x7, 2b, 3 rbi 14 - (6/23 to 7/7).390/23x59, 3 2b, 9 rbi 14 - (6/23/14 to 7/7/14).390/23x59, 3 2b, 9 rbi Realmuto Saltalamacchia2 - (9/23).286/2x7 8 - (8/15 to 8/26).367/11x30, 3 2b, hr, 7 rbi 13 - (9/12/13 to 4/1/14).391/18x46, 6 2b, 3 hr, 12 rbi Solano 2 - (9/24).375/3x8, 2b, rbi 7 - (7/2 to 7/11).414/12x29, 2 2b, 3 rbi 12 - (8/17/12 to 8/29/12).432/19x44, 2b, 3b, 4 rbi Valdespin (2x; last, 7/24 to 7/27).273/3x11, 3b, hr, 3 rbi 7 - (6/18/12 to 7/8 12).417/10x24, 2 2b, 3b, 2 hr, 4 rbi Yelich 5 - (9/20).300/6x20, 2 2b 17 - (4/3 to 4/23).366/26x71, 4 2b, 3b, 4 rbi 17 - (4/3/14 to 4/23/14).366/26x71, 4 2b, 3b, 4 rbi

7 ADDITIONAL BATTING STATS MARLINS CAREER GAME HIGHS PLAYER HITS RUNS HOME RUNS RBI Baker 4-6x; last, 5/20/11 at BOS 3-6x; last, 10/2/10 at HOU 2-9/18/06 vs. SF 6-9/18/06 vs. SF Bour 3-6/10/14 at TEX 2-6/10/14 at TEX 1-9/19/14 vs. WSH 2-2x; last, 9/19/14 vs. WSH Hechavarria 4-2x; last, 6/17/14 vs. CHC 2-11x; last, 9/1/14 vs. NYM 1-5x; last, 9/4/13 at CHC 7-5/5/13 at PHI Hernandez 3-2x; last, 7/19/14 at CWS 2-9/14/14 at PHI 1-2x; last, 9/14/14 at PHI 2-7/29/14 vs. OAK Johnson 4-9x; last, 4/23/13 at COL 4-5/30/03 vs. BOS 2-3x; last, 6/2/06 at TB 6-7/1/05 at BOS Jones 5-5/14/10 at CHC 3-8x; last, 5/21/14 vs. PHI 2-7x; last, 5/23/14 vs. MIL 6-8/16/12 vs. LAD Lucas 4-6/2/13 vs. NYM 2-10x; last, 5/21/14 vs. PHI 1-5x; last, 5/14/14 at LAD 2-4x; last, 5/14/14 at LAD Mathis 4-3x; last, 9/13/12 vs. SEA 3-2x; last, 6/28/12 vs. LAA 1-41x; last, 5/14/14 at LAD 6-7/23/08 vs. CLE McGehee 4-6x; last, 6/5/14 at TB 4-6/5/14 at TB 3-8/3/11 vs. STL 6-9/12/09 at ARI Ozuna 4-3x; last, 9/5/14 vs. ATL 3-5x; last, 6/5/14 at TB 1-26x; last, 9/11/14 at MIL 5-2x; last, 8/22/14 at COL Realmuto 2-6/5/14 at TB 1-6/17/14 vs. CHC - 3-6/5/14 at TB Saltalamacchia 4-5x; last, 5/16/14 at SF 5-8/22/07 at BAL 2-4x; last, 6/9/13 vs. LAA 7-8/22/07 at BAL Solano 4-2x; last, 9/5/14 vs. ATL 3-9/5/14 vs. ATL 2-9/25/12 at ATL 3-2x; last, 6/4/14 at TB Valdespin 3-4/10/13 at PHI 3-4/12/13 at MIN 1-14x; last, 8/29/14 at ATL 4-2x; last, 4/24/13 vs. LAD Yelich 4-6/10/14 at TEX 4-5/16/14 at SF 1-13x; last, 8/6/14 at PIT 4-6/10/14 at TEX 2014 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) Baker (6; 8/13/14 vs. STL) - Bour Dietrich Furcal (1; 6/6/09 vs. PHI) - (30; 5/7/12 at ARI) Hechavarria (2; 9/4/13 at CHC) Hernandez Johnson (2; 7/23/08 at ARI) (3; 4/20/11 vs. SD G1) (6; 5/12/14 at LAD) - (8; 7/6/12 at NYM) Jones (2; 8/16/11 vs. STL) Lucas Marisnick - Mathis (2; 6/30/13 vs. SD) (1; 6/30/13 vs. SD) McGehee (2; 4/26/10 vs. PIT) (1; 4/11/10 vs. STL) 2-2 (3; 7/6/11 vs. ARI) - Ozuna (2; 8/22/14 at COL) (1; 6/29/14 vs. OAK) - Realmuto - Saltalamacchia (3; 9/13/13 vs. NYY) (1; 5/26/12 vs. TB) 7-4 (2; 8/20/14 vs. TEX) - Solano Stanton (5; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (3; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) Valdespin (1; 4/24/13 vs. LAD) (1; 4/24/13 vs. LAD) (7; 8/29/14 at ATL) - Yelich (1; 5/16/14 at SF) Baker Bour Dietrich Furcal Hechavarria Hernandez Johnson Jones Lucas Marisnick Mathis McGehee Ozuna Realmuto Saltalamacchia Solano Stanton Valdespin Yelich Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games Total Total Career Last (# HRS) /18/06 vs. SF (2) /7/06 vs. NYM (2) /2/06 at TB (2) /23/14 vs. MIL (2) /3/11 vs. STL (3) /9/13 vs. LAA (2) /25/12 at ATL (2) /11/14 vs. STL (2) HR VARIATION Pinch-hit HR (5) Back-to-Back HR (3) Grand Slams (3) PLAYER(S) Reed Johnson (5/12 at LAD) Marcell Ozuna (6/29 vs. OAK) Jeff Baker (8/13 vs. STL) Jarrod Saltalamacchia (8/20 vs. TEX) Jordany Valdespin (8/29 at ATL) Jarrod Saltalamacchia & Garrett Jones (4/25 at NYM) Marcell Ozuna & Garrett Jones (9/8 at MIL) Casey McGehee & Marcell Ozuna (9/9 at MIL) Giancarlo Stanton (4/18 vs. SEA) Marcell Ozuna (5/21 vs. PHI) Marcell Ozuna (8/22 at COL) HR VARIATIONS HR VARIATION Multi-HR (5) Leadoff HR (1) Walk-off (1) Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (0) PLAYER(S) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 4/12 at PHI) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 5/4 vs. LAD) Garrett Jones (2, 5/23 vs. MIL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 5/23 vs. MIL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 8/11 vs. STL) Christian Yelich (5/17 at SF) Giancarlo Stanton (4/18 vs. SEA) last, Cameron Maybin (5/31/10 vs. MIL) last, Jose Fernandez (9/11/13 vs. ATL) MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS Record by Batting Order 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th Record by Position C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Baker Bour Dietrich Furcal Hechavarria Hernandez Johnson Jones Lucas Marisnick Mathis McGehee Ozuna Realmuto Saltalamacchia Solano Stanton Valdespin Yelich