MIAMI MARLINS (79-81) RHP Tom Koehler (9-13, 4.15) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (94-67) RHP Max Scherzer (19-7, 2.82)

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1 FISH BITES The Marlins close out their 2016 campaign taking on the Nationals in the final game of their three-game set in Washington, D.C. Right-hander Tom Koehler (9-13, 4.15) is starting for Miami; he is 1-2 with a 3.00 ERA in four starts this season against Washington, and 4-8, 4.18 in 13 career starts against the Nationals. The Nationals will send right-hander Max Scherzer (19-7, 2.82), who is 2-1 with a 4.58 ERA in three starts against the Marlins this season, and is 5-2 with a 3.50 ERA in nine career starts against Miami. A win today would give the Marlins 80 wins for the first time since finishing in YESTERDAY AT WASHINGTON The Marlins fell to the Nationals, 2-1 at Nationals Park yesterday, with Wei-Yin Chen (5-5) taking the loss after allowing two runs in 5.0 innings. Miami s lone run came on an RBI single by Chris Johnson in the sixth inning, to cut the deficit in half, but the Marlins left seven on base and were 1x6 with runners in scoring position. Miami drew five walks, but had just four hits, all singles. LIFE ON THE ROAD The Marlins enter today s game with a record (.488 winning percentage) on the road this season. The 39 wins are the team s most road wins since going on the road in A win today would give the Marlins a.494 winning percentage on the road, which would tie for the team s third-best in franchise history. The Marlins best all-time road winning percentages are: (44-37); (41-41); (40-41); (41-43) & 2008 (39-41). SAVING THEIR BEST FOR THE ROAD The Marlins have 30 saves in road games this season, compared to 25 saves at home. The 30 road saves is tied with the Mets for the Major League lead and are the most ever in Marlins history. The last time a National League team recorded more than 30 saves on the road was in 2012, when the Reds had 32 saves on the road. ONE AWAY The Marlins are 9-9 against the Nationals this season, with a 4-4 record at Nationals Park. With a win today, Miami would secure its first season series win against Washington since going 11-7 against the Nats in DOUBLE DOUBLE Christian Yelich (38 doubles) and Martín Prado (37 doubles) are the first Marlins teammates to each hit at least 37 doubles in a season since 2009 (Hanley Ramirez & Jorge Cantu, 42 doubles each). The Marlins have not had a player hit 40 doubles since 2009 and Yelich s 38 doubles are the most by a Marlin since ROAD COMFORTS The Marlins boast a.274 team average on the road this season, the highest mark in the Majors. It is the second-highest mark in Club history, behind a.276 average in Miami is batting 24 points higher on the road than at home (.250) this season. According to STATS, That is the largest gap from road to home in the Majors this year, the largest gap in Franchise history, and the highest in the Majors since the Mets hit 28 points better on the road in 2014 ( ). J.T. Realmuto currently owns a.352 road batting average, second in the Majors and tops in the NL, while teammate Martín Prado is a.339, fourth in the Majors, third in the NL. Realmuto s road average is currently third-best all-time in Club history, behind Jeff Conine (.357, 1994) and Hanley Ramirez (.353, 2009). 40 FOR #44 Overall record on this date: 7-1 RHP A.J. Ramos recorded his 40 th save of the season on Friday, becoming just the fifth closer in Club history to have 40-plus saves in a single season. The last Marlins closer to do so was Todd Jones (40 SV) in The other three Marlins closers to do so are Armando Benitez (47 SV in 2004), Antonio Alfonseca (45 SV in 2000) and Bryan Harvey (45 SV in 1993). GETTING THE JOB DUNN LHP Mike Dunn earned his sixth win of the season on Friday, with 1.0 scoreless inning in relief. The six relief wins tie him with Kyle Barraclough for the team lead and the two Marlins relievers are tied for fourth among National League relievers in wins. Since joining the Marlins in 2011, Dunn has made 405 appearances and picked up 26 relief wins. Among active pitchers in that span, he ranks eighth in games played and tied for fourth in relief wins. ON A LATE-SEASON RUN Dee Gordon stole 14 bases in September, the most in the Majors. He had a streak of four consecutive games with at least one steal snapped on Friday; it tied for the longest streak of his career (fourth time), and tied with four others for the second-longest streak in the Majors this season, behind Jarrod Dyson (5). Only Billy Hamilton (19 in August & 16 in July) and Starling Marte (15 in July) have had better months this season, while Jonathan Villar also had 14, in May. Gordon is just the sixth Marlins' player (ninth time) to reach 14-or-more steals in a calendar month, joining Luis Castillo (19 in May 2000; 16 in August 1999), Juan Pierre (17 in July 2005; 16 in June 2003; 14 in July 2003), Emilio Bonifacio (16 in July 2011), Chuck Carr (16 in September 1993), and Hanley Ramirez (14 in August 2007). Gordon has recorded 12 steals since September 14, a span of 14 games. He stole three bases on the 14 th and the 24 th, giving him 13 career games with three-plus steals. Only Billy Hamilton (14) has more such games since the start of HIS FAVORITE PASTIME Giancarlo Stanton has always enjoyed hitting against the Nationals, particularly in the District. He has more home runs (28) and RBI (65) against them in his career than against any other team, while his 16 home runs and 32 RBI at Nationals Park are his second-highest totals at any road venue, behind only Citi Field (17-33). His.310 career average here in D.C. is by far his highest in an NL East road venue, ahead of Citi Field (.242), Citizens Bank Park (.229), and Turner Field (.207). According to STATS LLC, Matt Kemp is the only player since 2010 to have more home runs against a single NL opponent than Stanton's 28 against the Nats; Kemp has 32 homers against Colorado in that time. FUN WITH TWO Miami has 571 hits with two strikes on the season, which surpasses the Franchise record of 552 set in Miami's.198 average with two strikes is the second-highest mark in Club history, behind a.207 in The Fish lead the National League in both hits and batting average with two strikes this season, and trail only Boston (617/.210) for the Major League lead in each category. Martín Prado has led the charge on that front, as his.281 (81x288) average with two strikes leads the Majors and would be the second-highest in Club history, behind Luis Castillo's record of.286 (74x259) in MOVIN' ON UP MIAMI MARLINS (79-81) RHP Tom Koehler (9-13, 4.15) at WASHINGTON NATIONALS (94-67) RHP Max Scherzer (19-7, 2.82) NATIONALS PARK, WASHINGTON, D.C. Sunday, October 2, :05 P.M. GAME: 161 (79-81) ROAD GAME: 81 (39-41) TODAY'S BROADCASTS: FSFL WINZ (940 AM) WAQI (710 AM) MARLINS VS. NATIONALS DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 4/7 WSH W,6-4 41,650 4/10 WSH L,4-2 24,593 4/18 MIA W,6-1 16,112 4/19 MIA L,0-7 16,529 4/20 MIA L,1-3 16,961 4/21 MIA W,5-1 17,395 5/13 WSH L,3-5 28,232 5/14 WSH (1) L,4-6 28,634 WSH (2) W,7-1 30,019 5/15 WSH W,5-1 36,786 5/20 MIA L,1-4 20,017 5/21 MIA W,3-2 25,839 5/22 MIA L,2-8 24,308 9/19 MIA W,4-3 17,214 9/20 MIA W,1-0 17,961 9/21 MIA L,3-8 17,836 9/30 WSH W,7-4 30,857 10/1 WSH L,2-1 31,635 10/2 WSH 3:05 SERIES INFO OPPONENT INFO All Times Eastern 2016 at Home on Road Series 9 10 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 TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2016 MARLINS VS. NATIONALS Average: Runs: ERA: NATIONALS VS. MARLINS Average: Runs: ERA: THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY OCTOBER 2 Florida defeated the Phillies, 4-3, in Philadelphia as closer Armando Benitez picked up his 47 th save of the 2004 season. Benitez set the Marlins single-season record with 47 saves and his save percentage (92.2) ranks third all-time for a season, behind Robb Nen (100.0, 1994) and Steve Cishek (94.4, 2013). Ichiro Suzuki, who reached 3,000 MLB hits on August 7 in Denver, had a pinch hit Monday night. He now has 3,029 career MLB hits and trails Rod Carew (3,053) for 24 th place. Ichiro has recorded 26 multi-hit games in 2016, which is tied with Julio Franco (2004) for 11 th -most in a single season by a player 42-or-older. Ichiro also stole his 508 th career base on August 29 at Citi Field against the Mets; he is six behind Barry Bonds and Willie Keeler (514) for 34 th on the all-time stolen base list. - Elias

2 34 TOM KOEHLER PITCHER HT / WT 6 3 / 232 B / T R / Tom Koehler is making his 33 rd start of the season, his 18 th away from Marlins Park. He has gone 5-6 with a 4.15 ERA (93.1 ip/43 er) on the road this season while going 4-6 and a 4.15 ERA (80.1/37) in 15 home starts. Will be making his fifth start against Washington this season to match his most starts against any opponent in 2016 (also, Philadelphia). He is 1-2 in his four starts vs. the Nationals this season with a 3.00 ERA (21.0/7), his lowest against any single opponent (min. two starts). Koehler is 4-8, 4.18 (75.1/35) in 13 career starts against the Nats. Is 4-7, 3.63 (84.1/34) in 15 starts against NL East opponents this year. His four wins are tied with the NL East for his most against any division, along with the NL West, while his ERA is his second lowest, behind a 2.48 mark vs. the NL West. Also has 13 career wins vs. the NL East, which are tied for his most against one division (also, NL West). Took his fifth consecutive losing decision in his last start on September 27 vs. the Mets. Gave up four runs, six hits (two home runs) and four walks (one intentional) with three strikeouts through 3.2 innings of a 12-1 defeat. Has a 3-6 record in 14 starts after the All-Star break, with a 3.71 ERA (77.2/32), which ranks 18 th among NL starters (min. 12 starts) and would be the secondlowest second-half ERA of his career, behind a 3.55 ERA (78.2/31) in Looking to win a career-high four games after the All-Star break for the fourth consecutive season. He entered the year with a career 12-18, 4.27 (255.1/121) mark in the second half. Had his career-best quality start streak snapped at seven games in his start on August 30 at the Mets. He gave up five runs, 10 hits (two home runs) and three walks (one intentional) while striking out six batters in 5.0 innings. He suffered the loss in the 7-4 defeat. Became the 10 th pitcher in Marlins history to record 500 strikeouts, reaching that mark on August 14 at home vs. Chicago-AL. He gave up three runs, six hits (one home run) and a walk with five strikeouts in a 5-4 Miami victory. However, the outing snapped a career-high streak of four starts allowing one earned run or fewer. MLB DEBUT: 9/5/12 vs. MIL BORN: 6/29/86 IN BRONX, NEW YORK OPENING DAY AGE: 29 CONTRACT STATUS: SIGNED THROUGH 2016 ACQUIRED: SELECTED IN 18 TH ROUND OF 2008 FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT 2016 DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO SEASON/CAREER SPLITS 2016 vs. Left: /91x349, 12 HR vs. Right: /82x316, 10 HR Home: , 4.15 (80.1/37) Road: , 4.15 (93.1/43) Day: , 4.38 (61.2/30) Night: , 4.02 (112.0/50) CAREER vs. Left: /339x1359, 40 HR vs. Right: /346x1317, 38 HR Home: , 3.75 (338.0/141) Road: , 4.44 (370.2/183) Day: , 4.42 (228.0/112) Night: , 3.97 (480.2/212) DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE L(0-1) /64 L,2-4 4/16 ATL L(0-2) /42 L,4-6 4/21 WSH W(1-2) /49 W,5-1 W(2-2) /52 W,6-3 APRIL ERA L(2-3) /46 L,5-14 5/7 PHI /63 L, /57 L,3-5 L(2-4) /67 L,2-4 5/24 TB L(2-5) /62 L,3-4 W(3-5) /57 W,7-3 MAY ERA 6/3 NYM L(3-6) /63 L,2-6 W(4-6) /55 W,10-3 W(5-6) /64 W,5-2 6/19 COL W(6-6) /48 W,3-0 6/24 CHC /60 L,4-5 L(6-7) /55 L,3-10 JUNE ERA /35 L,6-8 7/10 CIN /42 W,7-3 FIRST HALF ERA L(6-8) /51 L,0-5 W(7-8) /75 W,9-3 7/26 PHI W(8-8) /51 W,5-0 JULY ERA /63 L,4-5 8/9 SF W(9-8) /70 W,2-0 8/14 CWS /61 W, /62 W,6-5 8/25 KC L(9-9) /68 L,2-5 L(9-10) /63 L,4-7 AUGUST ERA /65 L,5-6 9/10 LAD L(9-11) /53 L, /63 L,3-4 9/21 WSH L(9-12) /49 L,3-8 9/27 NYM L(9-13) /42 L,1-12 SEPTEMBER ERA SECOND HALF ERA Earned his 35 th career win on August 9 vs. San Francisco. He shut out the Giants on two hits and three walks with six strikeouts across 7.0 innings in a game Miami won, 2-0. Koehler is 11 th on the Marlins all-time wins list, two behind Pat Rapp for 10 th. Is one of three pitchers in Franchise history to throw at least innings in three consecutive seasons, along with Dontrelle Willis (five seasons, ) and Scott Olsen (three seasons, ). Koehler and Willis are the only two Marlins pitchers with three straight seasons of at least innings and 130 strikeouts. According to Fangraphs, Koehler is throwing his slider a career-high 23.7 percent of the time this season compared to a career average of 16.0 percent. His fastball usage of 46.6 percent is the lowest of his career (55.3 percent career average). Ranks third among Miami starters with a 4.72 run support average. It is the highest mark of his career, ahead of a 4.66 average in GAME HIGHS 2016 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 7/21 at PHI 8.0 5x; last, 7/21/16 at PHI MOST K: 8 2x; last, 6/14 at SD 10 2x; last, 9/9/15 vs. MIL MOST BB: 6 6/19 vs. COL 6 6/19/16 vs. COL WIN STREAK: 3 2x; last, 7/21 to 8/9 3 4x; last, 7/21/16 to 8/9/16 LOSS STREAK: 5 2x; last, 8/25 to present 7 7/29/15 to 8/29/15 MISC STATS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG CAREER PITCHING RECORD YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER BATTING RECORD YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH BB SO Totals OPPONENT INFO VS. WASHINGTON 2016 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER PITCHING YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals SEASON GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE L(3-7) /64 L,2-4 4/21/16 WSH W(4-7) /49 W, /57 L,3-5 9/21/16 WSH L(4-8) /49 L,3-8 BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Stephen Drew Danny Espinosa Bryce Harper Chris Heisey Jose Lobaton Daniel Murphy Anthony Rendon Ben Revere Clint Robinson Max Scherzer Michael A. Taylor Trea Turner Jayson Werth Ryan Zimmerman

3 KYLE BARRACLOUGH # 46 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/26 vs. NYM AUSTIN BRICE # 65 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/27 vs. NYM HUNTER CERVENKA # 30 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 9/28 vs. NYM ODRISAMER DESPAIGNE # 43 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/27 vs. NYM MIKE DUNN # 40 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 9/30 at WSH (W) BRIAN ELLINGTON # 49 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/30 at WSH (H) DUSTIN McGOWAN # 33 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 10/1 at WSH JUSTIN NICOLINO # 20 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 9/27 vs. NYM NEFI OGANDO # 55 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/28 vs. NYM DAVID PHELPS # 35 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 10/1 at WSH A.J. RAMOS # 44 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/30 at WSH FERNANDO RODNEY # 56 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 10/1 at WSH NICK WITTGREN # 64 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 9/22 vs. ATL BULLPEN NOTES Career vs. Washington: 14 G, 0-1, 3.09 (11.2/4) Leads NL relievers in SO (113), and ranks 3 rd among all relievers. Owns SO/9 rate, which is tops among NL relievers and ranks 5 th among all relievers. Holds Club record for SO by a reliever in a season; Robb Nen (92 SO in 1996) previously held the mark. Ranks 3 rd in NL in holds (29), and 7 th in OPP AVG (.176) Owns Club record for holds in a single-season, surpassing Jay Powell (24 in 1997). Earned 6 th win of season on 7/18 at PHI; ranks T-4 th in relief wins in NL and T-12 th in MLB. Career vs. Washington: 1 G, 0-0, 9.00 (1.0/1) Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 8/28, marking 2 nd stint with MIA this season. Was first recalled from NOLA on 8/9 and made MLB debut on 8/12 vs. CWS. Opened season in starting rotation for Double-A Jacksonville, going 3-6 with 3.00 ERA in 13 starts. Made 14 relief appearances with JAX, going 1-1 with 2.53 ERA and 2 SV (2 SVO). Was named 2016 Southern League Midseason All-Star. Spent 2015 with JAX, going 6-9, 4.67 in 25 starts, and 127 SO to 69 BB. Career vs. Washington: 2 G, 0-0, 0.00 (0.2/0) Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 9/6, marking 3 rd stint with MIA this season. Ranks 18 th among NL relievers in OPP AVG (.203). Lefties are batting.195 against him. Has stranded 43 of 48 inherited runners; his 10.4% of inherited runners scored ranks 3 rd in MLB. Acquired from ATL on 8/6 in exchange for Minor Leaguers LHP Michael Mader and INF Anfernee Seymour. Made 50 relief appearances for ATL this season, going 1-0 with 3.18 ERA (34.0/12). Career vs. Washington: 2 G (1 GS), 0-1, (4.0/7) Claimed off waivers from BAL on 9/15. Went 0-2 with 5.60 ERA (27.1/17) in 16 relief appearances with BAL. Also spent time this season with Triple-A Norfolk, going 1-9 with 3.87 ERA (88.1/38) in 18 G (17 GS). Over career has split time between starting rotation and bullpen, going 9-16, 4.42 (197.1/97) in 34 career starts and 0-2, 6.63 (54.1/40) in 34 relief appearances. Began career with SD, going 4-7 with 3.36 ERA in 16 GS in 2014 and 5-9 with 5.80 in 34 G (18 GS) in Career vs. Washington: 39 G, 3-4, 3.34 (29.2/11), 1 SV (3 SVO) Earned 6 th win of season on Friday; ranks T-4 th in relief wins in NL and T-12 th in MLB. Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 15-day DL on 5/31 (left forearm strain); marked first career stint on DL. Made 3 rehab appearances with Single-A Jupiter, tossing 3.0 scoreless IP, with 2 H and 5 SO. Since 2011, ranks 8 th among active relievers in appearances at 405. Is Marlins all-time leader in relief appearances (405), wins (26) and holds (104). Career vs. Washington: 8 G, 1-1, 2.45 (7.1/2) Earned 6 th career W on 9/24 vs. ATL, 4 th of Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 9/1, marking 3 rd stint with MIA this season. In 31 G with MIA, has gone 4-2 with a 1.93 ERA (32.2/7). Appeared in 32 G with NOLA this season, going 1-0, 3.12 (34.2/12) with 54 SO to 26 BB. Did not allow a R in 20 of last 23 G with NOLA. Appeared in 23 GP with MIA last season, went 2-1 with 2.88 ERA (25.0/8). Career vs. Washington: 8 G, 1-0, 4.15 (8.2/4) Holding righties to.148 AVG. Recorded 2 nd career SV on 7/1 at ATL (also, 6/13/14 at BAL w/ TOR). Contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/11, marking 2 nd stint with Miami this season. Over career, has been used as starter and reliever. In starting role, has compiled record and 4.83 ERA (383.2/206) in 69 GS. As reliever, is 6-5 with 2 SV and 3.71 ERA (189.0/78) in 158 G. Career vs. Washington: 3 G (3 GS), 0-3, 8.62 (15.2/15) Earned W on 9/13 at ATL in first career relief appearance, and first relief appearance since 2011 with Short-Season A Vancouver in Toronto s system, his first year in professional baseball. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 9/6, marking 4 th stint with MIA this season. Went 7-6 with 4.13 ERA (85.0/39) in 14 starts with NOLA. In 13 starts with MIA this season, went 2-6 with 5.48 ERA (70.2/43). Career vs. Washington: 1 G, 0-0, (1.0/2) Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 9/1, marking 3 rd stint with MIA this season. In 13 G with MIA this season, has gone 0-0, 2.45 (14.2/4). Appeared in 22 G with NOLA, going 0-0 with 3.33 ERA (24.1/9) and 2 SV (2 SVO). Did not allow a R in last 9 G with NOLA (10.1 IP), with 8 SO and 3 BB. During 1 st stint with MIA, was placed on 15-day DL with fractured rib on 5/10. Claimed off waivers from Philadelphia on 12/2/15. Career vs. Washington: 10 G (1 GS), 1-0, 0.98 (18.1/2), 1 SV (1 SVO) His 2.31 ERA as reliever ranks 9 th among NL relievers and his 25 holds rank 8 th in NL. Reinstated from 15-day DL (left oblique strain) on 9/11. Began season in bullpen, going 5-5 with 2.65 ERA (54.1/16), 3 SV and 22 HLD in 50 relief appearances. Moved to starting rotation and went 2-1 with 2.22 ERA (24.1/6) in 5 starts before going on DL. Has posted new single-season career highs in G (64), W (7), SV (4) and SO (114). Last season, combined to go 4-8 with 4.50 ERA (112.0/56) in 23 GP between bullpen and starting rotation. Career vs. Washington: 35 G, 1-0, 2.06 (35.0/8), 10 SV (12 SVO) Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 15-day DL (right third finger fracture) on 8/21. Has gone 0-3, 2.29 (19.2/5) with 8 SV (9 SVO) in 20 G since returning from DL, with 16 scoreless outings. Ranks 6 th in MLB in SV with 40; his 40 SV this season mark new single-season high. Is 5 th Marlins closer to record 40+ SV in a single-season (last, Todd Jones, 40 SV in 2005) Named to first career All-Star Game on 7/5. Career vs. Washington: 10 G, 0-0, 2.70 (10.0/3), 3 SV (3 SVO) Named to third career All-Star Game on 7/5. Acquired from San Diego on 6/30 in exchange for Minor League RHP Chris Paddack. In 28 GP with SD, was 0-1 with 0.31 ERA (28.2 ip/1 er) and 17 SV in 17 SVO. Opened 2016 with 25.2 innings without allowing an ER, marking the longest run by a Padres reliever to begin a season (STATS, LLC). Since 2012, his 174 saves are 4 th most in MLB. Career vs. Washington: 3 G, 0-0, 6.75 (2.2/2) Has stranded 24 of 29 inherited runners this season. Earned 4 th career W, and 4 th of season, on 8/19 at PIT; earned 1 st career W on 6/2 vs. PIT. Had a 12.2 scoreless inning streak snapped on 7/29; streak spanned 11 G. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/26, marking third stint with Miami this year. Recalled from NOLA for first stint on 4/19, and made MLB debut that day vs. WSH. Went 0-0, 3.18 (5.2 ip/2 er) in 4 G in first stint with MIA this season.

4 BATTER NOTES # 41 - JUSTIN BOUR INFIELDER # 14 - MARTÍN PRADO INFIELDER Yesterday: 0x3, BB Road trip:.429 (3x7), R, 2B, 2 RBI Road trip:.200 (1x5), R Last HR: 6/30/16 at ATL (Foltynewicz) Last HR: 9/28/16 vs. NYM (Lugo) Hit first career triple Monday night as part of first 3-H game since 6/13. Has a hit in 10 of last 14 road games (.306/15x49). # 32 - DEREK DIETRICH INFIELDER Yesterday: 0x4 Road trip:.000 (0x8), R Last HR: 9/24/16 vs. ATL (Blair) 5 of last 7 hits have been XBH (2 2b, 3 hr). 2 of last 3 HR have been as PH; first two PH HRs of his career. Hit by pitch for 52 nd time in career on 8/13 vs. CHW, breaking tie with Alex Gonzalez for Club record. Now has 54 HBP. 2 nd to Brandon Guyer (31) for most HBP this season in MLB (24). # 5 - JEFF FRANCOEUR OUTFIELDER Yesterday: 0x4 Road trip:.000 (0x5) Last HR: 7/31/16 vs. PHI w/atl (Bailey) Has a hit in 4 of last 8 G at Nationals Park (.333/7x21, 2b, hr, 4 rbi). # 9 - DEE GORDON INFIELDER Road trip:.200 (1x5), RBI Last HR: 9/26/16 vs. NYM (Colon) Milestone watch: Recorded 200 th career SB on 8/10 vs. SF...has 87 SB with Marlins; tied with Preston Wilson for 8 th on Club s all-time list. Had 13 th career game with 3+ SB on 9/24; only Billy Hamilton (14) has more such games since start of Has.321 (27x84) career AVG at Nationals Park, with a hit in 16 of 19 G. # 3 - ADEINY HECHAVARRIA INFIELDER Road trip:.250 (1x4), RBI Last HR: 5/26/16 at TB (Smyly) Is 1x18 over last 6 G vs. WSH. On 9/24 vs. NYM, had first multi-hit game since 9/6, span of 14 G. # 68 - DESTIN HOOD OUTFIELDER Yesterday: 1x4 Road trip:.200 (1x5) Last HR: --- Made MLB debut on 9/2 at CLE, starting in LF; recorded first hit in 2 nd AB. Was NOLA s lone representative at PCL All-Star Game (PH-CF, 0x2). Was Miami s Minor League Player of the Month for April, when he batted.320 in 20 games, with 5 2B, 6 HR, 22 RBI,.376 OBP, and.627 SLG. Finished Triple-A season batting.267 (127x476) in 126 games, with 29 2B, 3 3B, 15 HR, 80 RBI, 11 SB, 37 BB to 113 SO,.316 OBP, and.435 SLG. # 12 - CHRIS JOHNSON INFIELDER Yesterday: 1x4, RBI Road trip:.400 (2x5), RBI Last HR: 8/15/16 at CIN (Finnegan) Has.263 career AVG in 68 G vs. WSH, but.295 mark in 37 G at Nationals Park. Had 2 nd career walk-off hit and RBI 8/26 vs. SD. Is 6x27 with 4 R, 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 2 BB in last 29 PA as PH. Hit his second PH homer of the year 6/9 at MIN; was his third career. # 6 - JEFF MATHIS CATCHER Yesterday: 0x4 Road trip:.000 (0x4) Last HR: 8/3/16 at CHC (Lackey) Has a hit in 3 of last 6 G vs. WSH (.238/5x21, 2 2b, rbi). Has a hit in 12 of last 18 games started (.302/19x63, 2 2b, 3b, hr, 9 rbi). Had 2 hits on 9/1 at NYM, giving him 400 for career. # 13 - MARCELL OZUNA OUTFIELDER Road trip:.400 (2x5), R, RBI Last HR: 9/14/16 at ATL (Teheran) Batting.362 (17x47) over last 12 G vs. WSH, with 7 XBH (2 2b, 3 3b, 2 hr). Hit 6 th triple of season on 9/19 vs. WSH, setting new career high. Hit his 23 rd home run 9/14 at ATL, matching career high (2014). # 77 - YEFRI PEREZ UTILITY Yesterday: PR-SS Road trip: --- Last HR: --- Third in NL (4 th in MLB) in road average (.339). Batting.349 (29x83) and slugging.542 (5 2b, 3b, 3 hr) with 11 RBI in last 19 G at Nationals Park; has a hit in 17 of those outings. Leads MLB with.424 (53x125) AVG vs. LHP. Ranks 1 st in NL in RISP (.371) and T-10 in batting average (.304). Tied for team lead in multi-hit games (49). Has reached 50 twice in career: 60 in 2012 and 58 in # 11 - J.T. REALMUTO CATCHER Road trip:.000 (0x4) Last HR: 9/22/16 vs. ATL (Collmenter) Leads NL (2 nd in MLB) in road batting average (.352). Batting.344 (11x32) over last 9 G at Nationals Park. Stole 11 th base as a catcher on 9/24 (12 th overall); the 11 are a new Club record for a C, breaking tie w/ Ivan Rodriguez (2003) & Benito Santiago (1993). His.301 AVG as C ranks 4 th in MLB (Ramos-.309; Molina-.305; Lucroy-.303). Club record for season AVG as catcher is.300 (Ivan Rodriguez, 2003). His.303 AVG overall ranks 13 th in NL. # 19 - MIGUEL ROJAS INFIELDER Yesterday: 1x2, 2 BB Road trip:.667 (2x3), R, 2B Last HR: 8/19/16 at PIT (Rivero) Milestone watch: Has 14 RBI, 3 shy of career high. Batting.458 (11x24) with 3 2B, RBI in last 16 G vs. WSH. Has a hit in 15 of last 22 games started (.293/22x75, 7 2b, hr, 4 rbi). # 53 - XAVIER SCRUGGS INFIELDER Road trip: --- Last HR: 8/20/16 at PIT (Kuhl) Is 10x37 (.270) over last 12 starts, with 3 2B, 3 RBI. Connected for first MLB home run on 8/20 at PIT. Was batting.290 (92x317) in 93 G for NOLA, and led the team with 21 HR; also had 24 2B, 50 RBI, 58 BB, 90 SO,.408 OBP, and.565 SLG. Through last day with NOLA on 8/18, ranked 3 rd in PCL in OBP and 4 th in SLG; also, ranked 3 rd in HR/AB ratio, at # 27 - GIANCARLO STANTON OUTFIELDER Road trip: --- Last HR: 9/20/16 vs. WSH (Roark) His 28 HR and 65 RBI vs. WSH are his most vs. any opponent in his career. 3 rd among active players in HR vs. WSH (Ryan Howard-44; Hanley Ramirez-31). Has more HR at Nationals Park (16) than any other road venue; that is also the most by any visiting player in Nationals Park history. On 9/20 vs. WSH had 2 nd career G with a HR in 1-0 win for Club (also, 5/14/11 at WSH). It was only 10 th time in Club history that has happened; last two by Stanton (only player in Club history to do it twice). Hit 200 th career home run on 7/6 at NYM; 7 th fastest player in MLB history to reach that plateau (781 games). - STATS LLC # 51 - ICHIRO SUZUKI OUTFIELDER Yesterday: PH, 0x1 Road trip:.000 (0x1) Last HR: 9/6/16 vs. PHI (Neris) Milestone watch: Had a PH Monday night; trails Rod Carew (3,053) by 24 hits for 24 th place on the all-time hits list. - Elias Owns 4,307 hits between MLB (3,029) and Japan (1,278). 9/13 at ATL was his 900 th career multi-hit game, 15 th most all-time. - Elias On 9/6 vs. PHI, hit first career pinch-hit home run. Became 30 th player in MLB history to reach 3,000 hits on 8/7 at COL. His 3,000 th hit was 7 th -inning triple; joined Paul Molitor as only players to hit triple for 3,000 th career hit. Unofficially passed Pete Rose s career mark of 4,256 hits on 6/15 at SD. Stole 500 th career base on 4/29 at MIL in first inning; now has 508 steals, 36 th all-time, according to Elias. He next trails Barry Bonds and Willie Keeler, who are tied for 34 th at 514. # 18 - TOMÁS TELIS CATCHER Road trip: --- Last HR: --- Second stint with Miami this year; was 0x2 as PH during first call-up (July 8-13). Hit.321 in 21 August games for NOLA; that was only his third-best month of season, behind.344 in 17 games in May and.325 in 12 games in April. Hit.388 (31x80) with RISP,.321 (27x84) vs. LHP, and.351 (72x205) when catching, compared to.261 (24x92) at 1B and.205 (8x39) as DH. Had first career AB on 9/17 at PHI (so); had first career hit (single) Tuesday night vs. NYM. Was recalled on 9/6 from Double-A Jacksonville; third stint with Club this season (26 th man on 7/3 at Ft. Bragg; recall from 7/15-18). Made MLB debut as PR on 7/17 at STL; stole 2B and scored on SF. Finished season third in Southern League with 39 steals.

5 # 21 - CHRISTIAN YELICH OUTFIELDER Yesterday: 1x2, R, 2 BB, SB Road trip:.600 (3x5), 3 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI, SB Last HR: 9/30/16 at WSH (Burnett) Batting.395 (17x43) over last 13 G at Nationals Park, with 3 2B, 4 HR, 8 RBI. Has reached base in 23 of last 25 G vs. WSH, and has a hit in 21 of those G. In that time, batting.349 (30x86) with 6 2B, 5 HR, 11 RBI,.430 OBP. Has 6-G hitting streak vs. WSH (.350/7x20, 2 2b, 2 hr, 4 rbi). Tied for team lead in multi-hit G (49); career high for multi-hit G is 50 (2014). BATTER NOTES vs. Max Scherzer 2016 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO Bour Dietrich Francoeur Gordon Hechavarria Hood Johnson Mathis Ozuna Perez Prado Realmuto Rojas Scruggs Stanton Suzuki Telis Yelich vs. Washington 2016 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN Player Current (start date) Stats Season-long Stats Career-long Stats Bour (5/20 to 5/27).304/7x23, 2B, 2 HR, 6 RBI 6 - (9/15/15 to 9/20/15).417/10x24, 2B, 2 HR, 8 RBI Dietrich (9/11 to 9/21).588/10x17, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI 8 - (9/11/16-9/21/16).588/10x17, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI Francoeur (7/4-7/15).310/9x29, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI 17 - (4/9/11 to 4/28/11).365/23x63, 7 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 15 RBI Gordon 5 - (9/24).409/9x22, HR, 3 RBI 10 - (9/7-9/19).313/15x48, 2B, RBI 13 - (2x; last, 4/24/15 to 5/10/15).556/30x54, 4 2B, 3B, 3 RBI Hechavarria 1 - (9/30).250/1x4, RBI 8 - (7/30 to 8/7).367/11x30, 2B, 3 RBI 13 - (8/5/15 to 8/20/15).380/19x50, 2 3B, 6 RBI Hood 1 - (10/1).250/1x Johnson 2 - (9/30).400 (2x5), RBI 4 - (5/5 to 5/8).308/4x13, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI 14- (7/16/10 to 7/31/10).451/23x51, 3 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 13 RBI Mathis (7/2 to 7/30).409/9x22, 2 2B, 3B, 4 RBI 13 - (4/5/10 to 6/22/10).311/14x45, 3 2B, HR, 4 RBI Ozuna 1 - (9/30).400/2x5, RBI 16 - (4/30 to 5/16).415/27x65, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI 16 - (2x; last, 4/30/16 to 5/16/16).415/27x65, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI Perez 1 - (9/27) 1.000/1x Prado 2 - (9/28).333/3x9, HR, 2 RBI 10 - (6/7 to 6/17).452/19x42, 4 2B, 3B, HR, 6 RBI 14 - (10/1/09 to 4/16/10).458/27x59, 8 2B, HR, 2 RBI Realmuto (7/25 to 8/9).357/15x42, 5 2B, 5 RBI 11 - (7/25/16 to 8/9/16).357/15x42, 5 2B, 5 RBI Rojas 2 - (9/30).667/2x3, 2B 3 - (5x; last, 7/20 to 7/23).571/4x7, 2B 8 - (9/15/15 to 9/23/15).429/12x28, 3 2B, HR, 2 RBI Scruggs (8/28 to 8/30).556/5x9, 2 2B, 2 RBI 3 - (2x; last, 8/28/16 to 8/30/16).556/5x9, 2 2B, 2 RBI Stanton 1 - (9/28).250/1x4, 2B 8 - (7/3 to 7/15).400/12x30, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI 17 - (4/29/14 to 5/15/14).417/25x60, 5 2B, 4 HR, 13 RBI Suzuki (9/3 to 9/7).444/8x18, 2B, 3B, HR, 4 RBI 27 - (5/6/09 to 6/3/09).398/47x118, 8 2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI Telis (2x; last, 9/18/14 to 9/21/14).364/4x11, 3 RBI Yelich 3 - (9/28).500/4x8, 2B, HR, 2 RBI 11 - (7/10 to 7/24).404/19x47, 3 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI 17 - (4/3/14 to 4/23/14).366/26x71, 4 2B, 3B, 4 RBI Bour Dietrich Francoeur Gordon Hechavarria Hood Johnson Mathis Ozuna Perez Prado Realmuto Rojas Scruggs Stanton Suzuki Telis Yelich 2016 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) (2; 6/24/16 vs. CHC) (1; 7/1/15 vs. SF) (2; 6/10/16 at ARI) (2; 9/21/16 vs. WSH) 2- (2; 7/1/16 at ATL) (2; 6/6/15 vs. SF) (3; 7/19/15 vs. MIA) (1; 7/17/15 vs. MIA) (4; 9/26/16 vs. NYM) (2; 9/4/13 at CHC) (1; 8/2/15 vs. SD) (2; 7/30/12 at LAD) (3; 6/9/16 at MIN) (3; 6/14/16 at SD) (1; 6/30/13 vs. SD) (2; 8/22/14 at COL) (1; 6/29/14 vs. OAK) (2; 5/12/11 vs. WSH) (2; 9/11/14 vs. TB) - (5; 5/14/11 vs. PHI) (1; 8/12/15 vs. BOS) (5; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (3; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (4; 4/15/09 vs. LAA) (2; 6/25/13 vs. TEX) (1; 9/6/16 vs. PHI) - (37; 6/2/12 at CHW) (1; 5/16/14 at SF) Bour Dietrich Francoeur Gordon Hechavarria Hood Johnson Mathis Ozuna Perez Prado Realmuto Rojas Scruggs Stanton Suzuki Telis Yelich Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games Total Total Career Last (# HRS) /29/16 at MIL (2) /20/15 at CIN (2) /9/10 vs. WSH (2) /12/14 at CHC (2) /20/16 vs. COL (2) /7/10 at PHI (2) /8/15 vs. MIL (2) /6/16 at NYM (2) /19/12 vs. BOS (2)

6 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS 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 INDIVIDUAL HIGHS CATEGORY PLAYER(S) Hits, Game 4-13x; last, Gordon (9/26 vs. NYM) Consecutive Hits 7 - Realmuto (7/3 to 7/4) Runs, Game 3-6x; last, Realmuto (8/26 vs. SD) Doubles, Game 3 - Yelich (4/22 at SF) Triples, Game 2 - Kelly (7/27 vs. PHI) HR, Game 2-4x; last, Stanton (7/6 at NYM) Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-2x; last, Bour (4/29 at MIL) RBI, Game 5-2x; last, Stanton (7/5 at NYM) Stolen Bases, Game 3 - Gordon (9/14 at ATL) Walks, Game 3-4x; last, Gordon (8/9 vs. SF) Consecutive AB w/ HR 4 - Stanton (7/5 to 7/6) Longest Hitting Streak 16 - Ozuna (4/30 to 5/16) Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 14-3x; last, Fernández (9/9 vs. LAD) Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 4-4x; last, Barraclough (8/23 vs. KC) Longest Win Streak 8 - Fernández (4/28 to 6/5) Longest Losing Streak 6 - Nicolino (5/14 to 8/28) Fewest Hits Allowed, CG - Walks, Game (Pitching) 7 - Conley (5/22 vs. WSH) IP, Game (Starter) Ureña (9/11 vs. LAD) IP, Game (Reliever) Phelps (4/7 at WSH) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Fernández (5/26 to 6/11) Consecutive Saves 24 - Ramos (4/7 to 6/25) Hits, Game Runs, Game Doubles, Game Triples, Game HR, Game Extra-Base Hits, Game RBI, Game Stolen Bases, Game Walks, Game Pinch-hit HR (6) Back-to-Back HR (2) Grand Slams (3) Multi-HR (4) Leadoff HR (3) Walk-off (0) Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (0) EXTRA-INNING GAMES 4 - Ozuna (7/1 at ATL) 3 - Prado (8/8 vs. SF) 2-4x; last, Prado (9/16 at PHI) 1-3x; last, Hechavarria (6/7 at MIN) 1-8x; last, Dietrich (9/16 at PHI) 3 - Gordon (4/5 vs. DET) 4 - Yelich (8/8 vs. SF) 2 - Gordon (9/16 at PHI) 2-2x; last, Ichiro (9/16 at PHI) HR VARIATIONS Chris Johnson (5/8 vs. PHI) Chris Johnson (6/9 at MIN) Justin Bour (6/10 at ARI) Ichiro Suzuki (9/6 vs. PHI) Derek Dietrich (9/16 at PHI) Derek Dietrich (9/21 vs. WSH) Marcell Ozuna/Giancarlo Stanton (6/20 vs. COL; 1 st inn.) Martín Prado/ Christian Yelich (8/8 vs. SF; 5 th inn.) Justin Bour (6/10 at ARI) Jeff Mathis (6/14 at SD) Justin Bour (6/24 vs. CHC) Justin Bour (2, 4/29 at MIL) Marcell Ozuna (2, 6/20 vs. COL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 7/5 at NYM) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 7/6 at NYM) Derek Dietrich (4/30 at MIL) Derek Dietrich (7/1 at ATL) Dee Gordon (9/26 vs. NYM) last, Adeiny Hechavarria (8/2/15 vs. SD) last, J.T. Realmuto (9/8/15 vs. MIL) last, José Fernández (7/2/15 vs. SF) Andino Bour Dietrich Francoeur Gillespie Gordon Hechavarria Hood Johnson Kelly Mathis Ozuna Prado Realmuto Rojas Scruggs Stanton Suzuki Yelich MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R R/G H HR AVG. RECORD April May June July August September October Marcell Ozuna (8) Ichiro Suzuki (6) WALK-OFF WINS (3) DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 6/2 PIT 4-3 Yelich RBI-double (4 th career WO hit) 7/31 STL 5-4 Dietrich RBI-triple (1 st career WO hit) 8/26 SD 7-6 Johnson RBI-double (2 nd career WO hit) HR VARIATION PLAYER(S) CATCHERS INFO PLAYER G (GS) INN. ER ERA CCS ATT % CPKO PB Mathis 37 (35) Realmuto 129 (124) Telis 2 (0) STARTING PITCHERS INFO COMPLETE GAMES (0) COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS (0) MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS Runs, Game 13-6/13 at SD 14-5/1 at MIL Runs, Inning 7-4x; last, 6/13 at SD; 3 rd 7-5x; last, 8/6 at COL; 6 th Hits, Game 19-6/13 at SD 19-9/27 vs. NYM Hits, Inning 8-6/9 at MIN; 7 th 7-8/6 at COL; 6 th Fewest Hits, Game 2-3x; last, 9/10 vs. LAD 1-6/17 vs. COL Doubles, Game 6-7/30 vs. STL 5-2x; last, 9/3 at CLE Triples, Game 2-3x; last, 7/27 vs. PHI 2-2x; last, 6/30 at ATL HR, Game 4-4/30 at MIL 5-6/20 vs. COL HR, Inning 2-3x; last, 9/21 vs. WSH; 7 th 4-4/19 vs. WSH; 7 th Extra-Base Hits, Game 7-3x; last, 7/30 vs. STL 8-6/8 at MIN Left On Base, Game 17-4/30 at MIL 15-5/27 at ATL DP Turned, Game 3-3x; last. 9/14 at ATL 6-8/28 vs. SD Consecutive Games w/ HR 10-4/28 to 5/8 8-7/15 to 7/22 Stolen Bases, Game 4-9/14 at ATL 4-5/10 vs. MIL Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 17-9/9 vs. LAD 17-5/17 at PHI Walks, Game (Pitching) 9-2x; last, 5/22 vs. WSH 9-4/30 at MIL Errors, Game 3-5x; last, 9/21 vs. WSH 3-3x; last, 8/31 at NYM Largest Margin of Victory 11-7/30 vs. STL (11-0) 11-9/27 vs. NYM (12-1) Consecutive Games Won 7-4/24 to 4/30 5-2x; last 9/2 to 9/6 EXTRA-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 7-3x; last, 8/8 vs. SF 8-2x; last, 8/8 vs. SF Hits, Game 17-7/1 at ATL 18-8/8 vs. SF Doubles, Game 4-2x; last, 9/16 at PHI 3-2x; last, 8/8 vs. SF Triples, Game 1-3x; last, 6/7 at MIN 1-8/8 vs. SF HR, Game 2-2x; last, 8/8 vs. SF 4-6/7 at MIN Extra-Base Hits, Game 6-4/5 vs. DET 5-2x; last, 6/7 at MIN Left On Base, Game 15-9/16 at PHI 18-8/8 vs. SF DP Turned, Game 2-9/16 at PHI 2-4x; last, 9/16 at PHI Stolen Bases, Game 2-9/16 at PHI 2-8/8 vs. SF Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 18-2x; last, 9/16 at PHI 13-6/21 vs. ATL Walks, Game (Pitching) 11-8/8 vs. SF 5-3x; last, 7/19 at PHI Errors, Game 2-4/5 vs. DET 1-3x; last, 9/16 at PHI OUTFIELD ASSISTS (28) BUNT SINGLES (12) Christian Yelich (6) Giancarlo Stanton (5) Robert Andino (1) Jeff Francoeur (1) Cole Gillespie (1) RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOTAL MARLINS Dee Gordon (6) Andrew Cashner (2) Justin Bour (1) Jeff Mathis (1) Miguel Rojas (1) Christian Yelich (1) COME FROM BEHIND WINS (33) DATE OPP. DEFICIT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED Bottom 3 rd 4/21 WSH Top 1 st Bottom 2 nd Bottom 4 th Bottom 5 th Bottom 6 th 5/3 ARI Top 6 th 5/21 WSH Top 5 th 5/23 TB Top 8 th Bottom 2 nd Bottom 6 th 6/17 COL Top 6 th 6/18 COL Top 5 th 6/23 CHC Top 4 th 6/25 CHC Top 5 th (12) Bottom 6 th Bottom 6 th 7/9 CIN Top 5 th 7/10 CIN Top 5 th Bottom 7 th Bottom 3 rd Bottom 8 th 7/23 NYM Top 3 rd Bottom 8 th 8/14 CWS Top 5 th Bottom 7 th Bottom 4 th 8/26 SD Top 8 th Bottom 2 nd Bottom 5 th Bottom 7 th 9/19 WSH Top 6 th 9/24 ATL Top 1 st

7 STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM KOEHLER CHEN CONLEY CASHNER UREÑA INNINGS # (Staff Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (13-21) 7 (0-6) 3 (0-0) 7 (0-3) 3 (0-0) 3 (0-3) (19-34) 8 (2-3) 8 (0-3) 8 (3-2) 6 (1-3) 4 (0-3) (25-22) 12 (4-3) 8 (4-1) 8 (3-1) 2 (0-1) 4 (2-2) (17-4) 4 (2-1) 3 (1-1) 1 (1-0) - (0-0) (4-0) 1 (1-0) - (0-0) 1 (1-0) - (0-0) 1 (1-0) Total Starts 160 (79-81) 32 (9-13) 22 (5-5) 25 (8-6) 11 (1-4) 12 (3-8) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA STARTER RELIEVER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER PITCHER BARRACLOUGH BRICE CERVENKA DESPAIGNE DUNN ELLINGTON MCGOWAN NICOLINO OGANDO PHELPS RAMOS RODNEY WITTGREN INSIDE THE NUMBERS - BULLPEN 1ST BATTER EFFICIENCY INHERITED RUNNERS EFFICIENCY SAVE EFFICIENCY HOLD EFFICIENCY FBF FBR FB% IR IRSc IRSc% SVO SV SV% HLDO HLD HLD% REPLAY CHALLENGES BY MIAMI - SECOND HALF (12x19) SEASON OVERALL (35x54) DATE/OPP. CALL PLAY DESCRIPTION RESULT 7/19 at PHI Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Stands 7/22 vs. NYM Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 7/24 vs. NYM Safe Force play at HP (MIA defense) Overturned 8/1 at CHC Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Stands 8/2 at CHC Out Tag play at 1B (MIA offense) Stands 8/6 at COL Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned 8/7 at COL No Violation Slide rule at 2B (MIA defense) Stands 8/8 vs. SF Out Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 8/12 vs. CWS Safe Runner touched 2B (MIA defense) Confirmed 8/13 vs. CWS Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 8/20 at PIT Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 8/21 at PIT No HBP No hit by pitch (MIA offense) Overturned 8/23 vs. KC Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 8/26 vs. SD Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 8/29 at NYM Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Stands 9/1 at NYM Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 9/7 vs. PHI Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 9/18 at PHI Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 9/23 vs. ATL Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Stands Home Record Road Record Day Record Night Record vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West vs. American League 6-14 Leading after Six Innings Trailing after Six Innings 8-56 Tied after Six Innings Leading after Seven Innings 67-9 Trailing after Seven Innings 6-66 Tied after Seven Innings 6-6 Leading after Eight Innings 72-1 Trailing after Eight Innings 2-73 Tied after Eight Innings 5-7 Marlins with No Home Runs Marlins Hit Home Run Hitting One Home Run Hitting Two Home Runs Hitting Three or More Home Runs 1-1 Out-hit Opponent Out-hit by Opponent Hits Equal MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Marlins Score First Opponents Score First Largest Deficit Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome in Win 7 (9/12 at ATL) 4 (2x; last, 8/26 vs. SD) Comeback Wins 33 Extra-inning Games 4-6 Delays (Games) 3 (3) Total Minutes in Delays 256 Shortest Home Game Shortest Home Game (Extras) Longest Home Game Longest Home Game (Extras) Shortest Road Game Shortest Road Game(Extras) Longest Road Game Longest Road Game(Extras) 2:11 (9/21 vs. WSH) 3:16 (6/21 vs. ATL) 3:52 (8/26 vs. SD) 5:34 (8/8 vs. SF) 2:29 (5/18 at PHI) 3:05 (7/18 at PHI) 3:45 (4/11 at NYM) 4:43 (9/16 at PHI) Crowd Less than 20, Crowd Greater than 20, Crowd Less than 30, Crowd Greater than 30, Roof Open* 4-3 Roof Closed* Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Gray Jerseys Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Red-Orange Jerseys 6-4 * At the start of game at Marlins Park MANAGER/COACH/PLAYER DATE UMPIRE Don Mattingly 4/22 at SF HP umpire Brian Gorman David Phelps 4/27 at LAD HP umpire Todd Tichenor Don Mattingly 4/27 at LAD HP umpire Todd Tichenor Barry Bonds 8/10 vs. SF HP umpire Cory Blaser Don Mattingly 8/15 at CIN HP umpire Bill Welke EJECTIONS (9) DISABLED LIST PLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORD Carter Capps* Right elbow sprain 4/3 (retro to 3/25) Mike Dunn Left forearm strain 4/3 (retro to 3/25)-5/ Raudel Lazo Left shoulder strain 4/3 (retro to 3/25)-4/ Edwin Jackson Right triceps strain 4/19 (retro to 4/18)-5/ Nefi Ogando Fractured rib on right side 5/10 (retro to 5/9)-6/ Bryan Morris Lumbar disc herniation 5/26 (retro to 5/25)-9/ Justin Bour Right ankle sprain 7/6 (retro to 7/3)-9/ Wei-Yin Chen Left elbow sprain 7/25 (retro to 7/21)-9/ Colin Rea Right elbow sprain 7/ A.J. Ramos Right third finger fracture 8/9 (retro to 8/6)-8/ Adam Conley Left third finger tendonitis 8/14-9/ Giancarlo Stanton Left groin strain 8/14-9/ Derek Dietrich Right knee contusion 8/23 (retro to 8/19)-9/2 6-8 David Phelps Left oblique strain 8/31 (retro to 8/27)-9/ Bold - currently on disabled list ^ Seven-day concussion DL * 60-day DL One-Run Games Walk-off Games 3-5 Shutouts Series Won-Lost-Tied Series Sweeps (1g) --- Series Sweeps (2g) 1-2 Series Sweeps (3g) 3-3 Series Sweeps (4g) 1-0 Series Sweeps (5g) --- Swept in Series 4-5 First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series Fourth Game of Series 9-2 Fifth Game of Series --- On Monday 11-9 On Tuesday On Wednesday On Thursday 10-5 On Friday On Saturday On Sunday 15-9 On Weekdays (Mon-Thur) On Weekends (Fri-Sun) In April In May In June In July In August In September In October 0-1 MANAGER/COACH/PLAYER DATE UMPIRE Frank Menechino 8/16 at CIN HP umpire D.J. Reyburn Perry Hill 9/2 at CLE 1B umpire Mark Ripperger Tim Wallach 9/13 at ATL HP umpire Ramon De Jesus Martín Prado 9/18 at PHI HP umpire Dale Scott