Richmond Flying Squirrels (SF) (20-23) vs. Harrisburg Senators (WAS) (20-25) 2015 SQUIRRELS AT A GLANCE SQUIRRELS MAY SCHEDULE RECENT TRANSACTIONS

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1 Richmond Flying Squirrels (SF) (20-23) vs. Harrisburg Senators (WAS) (20-25) Thursday, May 28th -- 6:35 PM The Diamond -- Richmond, VA Game #44 - Home Game #25 Radio: Fox Sports 910 (6:00 PM) Internet: FoxSportsRichmond.com LHP Kelvin Marte (4-0, 3.31) vs. RHP Joe Ross (2-2, 3.05) UPCOMING GAMES AND PITCHING PROBABLES Friday, May 7:05 PM RHP Chris Stratton (0-5, 4.50) vs. RHP Ben Lively (4-1, 3.47) Fox Sports 910/FoxSportsRichmond.com Saturday, May 6:35 PM LHP Jack Snodgrass (4-3, 4.30) vs. RHP Aaron Nola (6-3, 1.87) Fox Sports 910/FoxSportsRichmond.com Sunday, May 1:35 PM RHP Kyle Crick (1-1, 2.10) vs. LHP Jesse Biddle (4-1, 4.46) Fox Sports 910/FoxSportsRichmond.com Monday, June 11:35 AM LHP Matt Lujan (1-1, 2.10) vs. RHP Zach Eflin (4-3, 3.48) Fox Sports 910/FoxSportsRichmond.com SERIES AT A GLANCE: The Squirrels claimed this three-game series with their most convincing victory of the season on Wednesday night, blasting the Senators, 12-0, at The Diamond. The Squirrels scored a season-high eight runs in an inning, taking control of the game in the fifth inning. The team established a new franchise-record for hits in an inning in that frame (8). Richmond has now won six of their last seven series and jumped over the Senators into third place in the Western Division. The Squirrels are back within three games of.500 for the first time since the team was 3-6. The Squirrels own a advantage in the all-time series which dates back to The Squirrels dominated the season-series in 2014, posting a record of 12-5 against the Senators. The two teams will get very familiar with one another over the course of the summer as they will face each other 20 times. This is the first of three trips to RVA for Harrisburg. The Senators will return to the Boulevard for three games (7/7-7/9) and another three-game set in August (8/24-8/26). The Squirrels will make three trips to City Island on the year (6/16-6/18, 6/30-7/3, 8/31-9/3). LHP Kelvin Marte makes his first appearance of the season, and third career appearance, against the Senators tonight. RHP Joe Ross (Bio Below) faces the Squirrels for the first time in his career this evening. AN ALTERNATING PATH TO THE MIDDLE: The Squirrels were the streakiest team in baseball early in the season, dropping a historic 15 straight games before righting the ship and claiming their next six straight and 10 of 12 overall. However, as is the case generally in baseball, things had started to level off for Richmond. Until recently that is. Richmond has put together another fourgame win-streak, which they carry into tonight. Prior to the streak, the Squirrels had alternated wins and losses for eight straight games. BEER FRAME: It seemed that everybody struck for the Squirrels in the fifth inning of Wednesday night s 12-0 win over Harrisburg. The Squirrels recorded eight hits in the inning, which established a new franchise-record for hits in an inning. The Squirrels had previously recorded seven hits in an inning twice, the last time coming on July 9th, 2012, at The Diamond against Reading. The eight runs in an inning was one shy of the franchise-mark of nine runs in an inning, which was memorably established on May 26th, 2013 at Altoona. In that inning, the first, OF Jarrett Parker became the only Squirrel to ever homer twice in the same inning. Devin Harris and Mitch Delfino each had two hits in the fifth inning on Wednesday night. BIG MAC AND THE MAYFLOWERS: OF Mac Williamson is feasting in the month of May. The #11 prospect in the San Francisco chain has hit safely in 23 of his last 25 games, beginning on May 1st. He is batting a robust.360 in the month (36-100), while blasting three home runs, eight 2Bs and driving in 22 runs. Meanwhile, the Squirrels as a whole have posted the EL s highest team average in the month of May ( ). Richmond hit a league-worst.209 ( ) during the month of April. Williamson currently rides a team-high 16-game on-base streak. Richmond has also now pulled ahead of four clubs (Akron, Bowie, New Britain, Harrisburg) in terms of overall team average. The Squirrels are batting.256 ( ) as a club overall. RRRRANDO!: It has become difficult to ignore what INF Rando Moreno has been able to do at the plate this year. Moreno currently rides a season-high 15-game on-base streak, which dates back to 5/11. He leads the team in batting average (.326) and put together his third three-hit game on Monday. He sits second behind only INF Kelby Tomlinson in OBP (.366) and is also third on the club in runs scored (22) despite the fact that he has appeared in only 30 of the Squirrels 43 games thus far. HOW THE WEST WAS WON: If the Squirrels could play only their division, they might coast to a second straight Western Division title. Richmond is currently against the Western Division, with 10 of those wins coming against the Bowie Baysox. However, the Squirrels are currently 2-13 against the Eastern Division. Richmond has played a heavy-dose of Western Division opponents recently, but that will change on their upcoming road trip on which they will play three consecutive series (10 games) against the opposite division. The trip, which will mark the longest in franchise history, will include stops in Reading, Portland and New Hampshire. LOGOMANIA BABY!: The Squirrels have advanced to the final round of Baseball America s Minor League Logomania contest that is determining the top logo in Milb based upon fan voting. Richmond toppled the Triple-A Toledo MudHens in the semifinals, and are now matched with the newly-minted Biloxi Shuckers of the Double-A Southern League. To place a vote for the Squirrels, visit HOMESTAND PROMOTIONS: (5/28) FIREWORKS & Mustache Night presented by your local Ford Dealer, Teacher Appreciation Night presented by AXA Advisors. HARRISBURG STARTING PITCHER: RHP Joe Ross (2-2, 3.05) Ross, 22, was one of two former first-round picks that the Nationals received from the San Diego Padres in a blockbuster threeteam off-season deal that also involved the Tampa Bay Rays and uber-prospect Wil Myers. The Nationals gave up 2014 International League MVP OF Steven Souza and LHP Travis Ott in the deal. Ross, was originally selected by the Padres with the 25th overall selection in the 2011 draft out of Bishop O Dowd High School in Oakland, CA. He rebounded from a shoulder issue that cost him half of 2012 and advanced to Double-A San Antonio for the first time last year, making 4 appearances at the tail-end of the season. The Nationals placed him at Double-A at the outset of this season, his first with the organization. He has responded nicely, striking out 47 batters through his first eight starts (44.1 IP), while limiting the Eastern League to an average of.261. Before the trade, there were visions of Joe pairing with his older brother, Tyson Ross, who is a member of the Padres starting rotation SQUIRRELS AT A GLANCE Regular Season Record vs. Western Division vs. Eastern Division Home Road Place EL Western...3rd Games Behind Last Last Last Home Attendance ,647 Home Dates...24 Nightly Average Attendance...5,527 Eastern League Rank...1st SQUIRRELS MAY SCHEDULE L, 0-1 L, 3-5 L, 6-8 W, 5-1 W, 10-7 W, 4-1 W, 4-2 5/8 BOW W, 4-2 5/9 BOW W, 3-1 5/10 BOW L, 0-2 5/11 BNG W, 4-3 5/12 BNG L, 1-4 5/13 BNG W, 2-1 (10) W, 7-2 W, 8-4 L, 4-8 W, 9-4 L, 6-10 W, 8-5 L, 2-5 5/21 OFF 5/22 BOW W, 5-4 5/23 BOW L, 2-3 5/24 BOW W, 5-2 5/25 BOW W, 6-1 5/26 HAR W, 6-3 5/27 HAR W, /28 HAR 6:35 PM 7:05 PM 6:35 PM 1:35 PM RECENT TRANSACTIONS 5/26 - OF Javier Herrera placed on the Disabled List (Elbow)...OF Ryan Lollis received from San Jose (A+) [ DL] FOR UP-TO-DATE PLAYER AND TEAM NEWS, STATS AND OTHER INFORMATION VISIT SQUIRRELSBASEBALL.COM

2 TODAY S FLYING SQUIRRELS PITCHER #5 Kelvin Marte 2 HT: 5-9 WT: 175 BATS/THROWS: R/L PRO EXPERIENCE: 9th Season AGE: 27 RESIDENCE: Santo Domingo, DR BORN: November 24th, 1987 in Santo Domingo, DR ACQUIRED: Signed by the Giants as a NDFA on April 11th, SEASON STATISTICS CLUB W-L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR BB SO AVG Richmond DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO RESULT 4/12 BOW ND L, 1-2 ND L, 5-6 ND L, 0-6 4/24 NBR ND L, 2-3 W (1-0) W, 5-1 5/9 BOW W (2-0) W, 3-1 W (3-0) W, 8-4 5/22 BOW W (4-0) W, 5-4 *Italics indicate relief appearance IN A NUTSHELL: Now a seasoned pro in his 9th season, the 27-year old returns to Richmond for a second season. He was originally ticketed for the River City in 2012 and was meant to form a big-three atop the Richmond rotation that year with Chris Heston and Mike Kickham. Both of those hurlers have gone on to pitch in the big leagues. However, Marte suffered a broken hand during Spring Training in 2012, and didn t wind up making it to Richmond until By that point, his prospect star had faded somewhat. However, the strike-thrower became one of the most consistent pitchers in the Eastern League, and was rewarded with a midseason promotion to Triple-A Fresno. He made six starts for the Grizzlies at the tail-end of the season. CAREER VS. HARRISBURG: Will be making his third career start against the Senators and first this season. Made two starts vs. Harrisburg in 2014 and struggled , 7.71, 2 G, 2 S, 9.1 IP, 13 H, 8 R, 8 ER, 4 BB, 6 K PITCHER BY THE NUMBERS vs. LH:.368 (7-19) vs. RH:.194 (19-98) RISP:.138 (4-29) RISP, 2 OUTS:.077 (1-13) SQUIRRELS RECORD IN STARTS: 4-0 RUN SUPPORT: 5.25 (21 R/4 S) FIRST-INNING ERA: 6.75 (3 ER/4 IP) LONGEST OUTING: 7.0 ALT) MOST STRIKEOUTS: 5 BOW) MARTE AT THE PLATE DATE AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SAC 4/ / TOTALS HIGHLIGHTS: Earned the win in his second start of the year Bowie...Threw six innings and allowed a lone run on three hits...made 1st start of the season on Altoona and turned in 7.0 innings, the longest outing of the season for a Squirrels starter...earned the win, his first as the Squirrels snapped a franchise-record 15-game losing-streak...allowed 1 ER on 4 H...Turned in 3.1 perfect innings against Bowie in his first appearance of the season (4/12)...Retired all 10 batters that he faced. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: Named California League Mid-Season All-Star in Finished T-2nd in California League with 12 wins in Finished 5th in the California League in ERA in 2011 (3.47). NOTES: Signed as a non-drafted free agent by the Giants in Spent his first season with the Giants as a reliever, but was converted to a starter in Has made 89 starts in his professional career...broke the hamate bone in his hand in Spring Training 2012, stalling his career substantially. NUGGET TO KNOW: Known to teammates as K-Mart, but joked that he s never shopped at K-Mart and wished his name was Wally so he could be known as Wal-Mart. CAREER HIGHS Innings Pitched (S)...8.0, MOD Innings Pitched (R) , DSL TOR Most Hits Allowed...12, 6/25/11 vs. STK Most Walks... 5, 9/4/10 vs. VIS Most Strikeouts...7, 7/31/07 vs. DSL KC

3 ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 4-22, 2B, 2 R, RBI, 4 K CURRENT STREAK: None LONG STREAK: 4 (Twice, 5/13-5/18) LONG ON-BASE: 4 (5/13-5/18) (0) LAST HR: PROSPECT RANKING: #14 (Baseball America) ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 9-20, 2B, BB, 5 R, 4 RBI, K CURRENT STREAK: 9 (16-38) LONG STREAK: 9 (5/17-Current) LONG ON-BASE: 15 (5/11-Current) (15) LAST HR: FLYING SQUIRRELS POSITION PLAYER NOTES 46 Daniel Carbonell OF IFA-2014 Merida, Mexico N/A 24 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 5-16, 2B, BB, 2 R, RBI, K CURRENT STREAK: 8 (9-33) LONG STREAK: 8 (5/16-Current) LONG ON-BASE: 8 (5/16-Current) (8) LAST HR: 4/13 (vs. ALT - Tyler Sample) Went 0-13 in Reading series (4/17-4/19) Finished first road trip 2-for-22 with 6 Ks After walking just once through the first 7 series of the season, drew 2 BBs during Altoona series (5/4-5/7). Went 1-17 during last homestand (5/8-5/13) 10 Mitch Delfino 3B 20th-2012 Cloverdale, CA Cal-Berkley 24 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 10-23, HR, 3 2B, 9 RBI, 6 R, 6 K, 2 BB CURRENT STREAK: 6 (8-23) LONG STREAK: 7 (5/13-5/19) LONG ON-BASE: 8 (5/12-5/19) (6) LAST HR: 5/26 vs. HAR (D. Bacus) Hit the first HR of the season for the Squirrels on 4/13 (ALT - T. Sample), as part of 3-for-4 night with a 2B and 4 RBIs Received first off day of the season on 5/11 vs. Binghamton Went 3-for-5 including game-winning single in 10th inning vs. BNG on 5/13 Back-to-back off days for first time this season (5/25 & 5/26) 15 Devin Harris OF 48th-2010 Greenville, NC East Carolina 26 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 0-4, 2K CURRENT STREAK: None LONG STREAK: 6 (5/6-5/11) LONG ON-BASE: 6 (5/6-5/11) (0) LAST HR: ALT (A. Sanchez) 5/26-Current 2 Back-to-back multi-hit games 5/6 & Altoona, including first HR of season. Had a double in each game of a season-long five-game hit-streak (5/6-5/10) Leads the team and places 2nd in the EL with 14 2Bs Has hit safely in every game of this road trip - 6G (10-23, 9 RBI) 14 Javier Herrera OF MLFA-2012 Caracas, VZ N/A 30 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 3-10, BB, 2B, R, 2 K CURRENT STREAK: None LONG STREAK: 3 (5/2-5/25) LONG ON-BASE: 3 (5/2-5/25) (0) LAST HR: 5/4-5/22 15 Hit first HR of the season Altoona off of Angel Sanchez. 2R-HR was the difference in the ballgame. Placed on the Disabled List on 5/26 with UCL Inflammation 9 Ryan Lollis OF 37th-2009 Houston, TX Missouri 28 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 3-3, R CURRENT STREAK: 2 (3-3) LONG ON-BASE: 2 (5/26-Current) DATE ARRIVED: 5/26 LONG STREAK: 2 (5/26-Current) LAST HR: 21 Blake Miller 2B 25th-2013 Salem, OR Western Oregon 24 Yrs Old Ejected from season opener on 4/9 by Junior Valentine for arguing balls and strikes Placed on the Disabled List on 5/4 after being HBP by New Britain s Justin Miller on 5/2. Returned from DL on 5/ Rando Moreno UTIL NDFA-2011 Monte Plata, DR N/A 22 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 7-22, 2 HR, 3 2B, R, 8 RBI, 5 K, R, 2 BB CURRENT STREAK: 3 (4-10) LONG STREAK: 5 (Twice, 5/18-5/23) LONG ON-BASE: 5 (Twice, 5/18-5/23) (3) LAST HR: 5/25 vs. BOW (J. Miller) Received from San Jose (A+) on 5/26...Batted.345 in 30 G with SJ, and also drew 15 BBs to boast an OBP of.431 Appeared in 9 G wth Triple-A Sacramento and hit.320 (8-25) Currently riding a 15-game on-base streak, the second-longest for any Squirrel this season (5/11-Current) Second on the team in runs scored with 19 despite appearing in just 26 games. Sparked game-winning rally with a single and scored winning run in 10th inning walk-off win over BNG on 5/13 33 Ricky Oropesa 1B/3B 3rd-2011 Rancho Cucamonga, CA USC 25 Yrs Old Started the season 0-for-16 before going 2-for4 on 4/18 at Reading. Back-to-back 3H games 5/2 & NBR (HR, 2 2Bs, 3 RBI) Leads the team with five 3H games, all of which have occurred on the road. During 4G series in ALT (5/4-5/7), struck pitcher 3x with comebackers - all hits. 3

4 FLYING SQUIRRELS POSITION PLAYER NOTES 16 Myles Schroder UTIL 27th-2007 Fallon, NE Diablo Valley JC 27 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 3-15, 2 BB, SF, RBI, 4K CURRENT STREAK: None LONG STREAK: 5 (5/17-5/23) LONG ON-BASE: 10 (5/11-5/25) (0) LAST HR: ALT (Z. Dodson) DATE ARRIVED: 4/25 Made season-debut on 4/26 vs. NBR...Extended Spring Training prior Had a season-high 10-game on-base streak (5/11-5/25) 4 1 Kelby Tomlinson SS 12th-2012 Elgin, OK Texas Tech 24 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 8-19, 6 R, 3 RBI, 3 BB, 3 K CURRENT STREAK: 5 (8-17) LONG STREAK: 9 (5/3-5/12) LONG ON-BASE: 9 (5/3-5/12) (5) LAST HR: REA (E. Stewart) ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: Has Not Appeared CURRENT STREAK: None LONG STREAK: 1 (Many) LONG ON-BASE: 2 (5/15-5/16) (0) LAST HR: 4/24-5/4, 5/22-Current 15 (Baseball America # ) Collected three hits including game-winning bunt single in 14th inning on 4/9 vs. Bowie Stole his first base REA after being caught in his first 4 attempts Back-to-back 3H games 4/17 & Reading. Triple shy of the cycle on 4/18. Had team-high at the time nine-game hit-streak from 5/3-5/12 (11-36) Multiple hits in five straight games (5/15-5/19) 31 Angel Villalona 1B NDFA-2006 La Romana, DR N/A 24 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 5-17, 3 BB, 4 K, 3 R CURRENT STREAK: 2 (3-7) LONG STREAK: 4 (5/8-5/13) LONG ON-BASE: 4 (Twice, 5/8-5/13) (2) LAST HR: 4/26 vs. NBR (R. Carpenter) Only logged 2 AB on 1st road trip, both as a pinch-hitter (0-2, 2 K) Placed on the Disabled List for 2nd time with Bruised Thumb on 5/22 6 Jackson Williams C TRD-2015 Broken Arrow, OK Oklahoma 28 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 7-23, 2 2B, 5 RBI, 5 R, 2 BB, 3 K CURRENT STREAK: 1 (2-5) LONG STREAK: 14 (5/11-5/25) LONG ON-BASE: 16 (5/11-Current) (16) LAST HR: ERI (D. Hankins) PROSPECT RANKING: #11 (Baseball America) Had first three-hit game (3-5) Bowie 7 Mac Williamson OF 3rd-2012 Winston-Salem, NC Wake Forest Age Had team-high 14-game hit-streak from 5/11 to 5/25 (20-34,.370) Hit safely in first 5 AA games (4/9-4/13-8-for-21) Had a season-high 8-G hit-streak (14-34) from 5/1-5/9 Has hit safely in 23 of last 25 games beginning on 5/1. Hitting.360 (36-100) with 3 HRs, 8 2Bs and 22 RBIs in that time. 2 Eliezer Zambrano C NDFA-2005 San Diego, VZ N/A 28 Yrs Old ROAD TRIP/HOMESTAND: 1-3, K CURRENT STREAK: 3 (4-10) LONG ON-BASE: 3 (Twice, 5/16-Current) (3) LONG STREAK: 3 (Twice, 5/16-Current) LAST HR: BOW (T. Doyle) Hit first HR of the season Bowie (Terry Doyle)

5 LONGEST OUTING: 2.1 (4/11 vs. BOW) LAST WIN: 5/11 vs. BNG (2.0 IP) SCORELESS STREAK: 11.0 (4/23-5/15) (1.2) FLYING SQUIRRELS BULLPEN NOTES 41 Jose Casilla RHP NDFA-2006 Bani, DR N/A 25 Yrs Old LAST SAVE: ALT LAST HR ALLOWED: LONGEST OUTING: 3.0 (4/20) LAST WIN: ERI (2.0) LAST SAVE: 5/11 vs. BNG (1) SCORELESS STREAK: 7.1 (4/9-4/20) (0.1) LAST HR ALLOWED: 4/26 vs. REA (R. Quinn) PROSPECT RANKING: #15 (Baseball America) Picked up 1st save of the year on Altoona (1.0) Earned 1st win with 2.0 scoreless IP vs. Binghamton on 5/13 Tossed 11.0 consecutive scoreless innings (4/23-5/15) 48 Joan Gregorio RHP NDFA-2010 Santo Domingo, DR N/A 23 Yrs Old LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 (4x, last 5/11 vs. BNG) LAST WIN: 4/13 vs. ALT (2.0 LAST SAVE: None SCORELESS STREAK: 3.2 (5/4-5/6) (2.0) LAST HR ALLOWED: BOW (C. O Brien) (Baseball America # ) Retired the first 16 batters he faced on the season Earned first career save on 5/11 vs. Binghamton (1.0 IP) 19 Stephen Johnson RHP 6th-2012 Austin, TX St. Edward s 24 Yrs Old LONGEST OUTING: 3.1 (4/12 vs. BOW) LAST WIN: None SCORELESS STREAK: 4.2 (4/12-4/18) LAST SAVE: None LAST HR ALLOWED: LONGEST OUTING: 2.2 (5/27 vs. HAR) LAST WIN: None LAST SAVE: None SCORELESS STREAK: 5.2 (5/16-Current) (2.2) LAST HR ALLOWED: 5/4-5/15 11 Picked up first Double-A win with 2.0 innings vs. Altoona on 4/13 Currently leads the EL in SO:9IP at a rate of (28 K/16.2) 5 Kelvin Marte RHP NDFA-2007 Santo Domingo, DR N/A 27 Yrs Old 29 Phil McCormick LHP 31st-2011 Madison, WI Missouri 26 Yrs Old LONGEST OUTING: 2.0 ALT) LAST WIN: None LAST SAVE: 5/26 vs. HAR (9) SCORELESS STREAK: 11.2 (5/5-Current) (11.2) LAST HR ALLOWED: 4/26 vs. NBR (T. Story) (Baseball America # ) 22 Josh Osich LHP 6th-2011 Boise, ID Oregon State 26 Yrs Old LONGEST OUTING: 3.0 (5/22 vs. BOW) LAST WIN: None SCORELESS STREAK: 4.2 (5/22-Current) DATE ARRIVED: 5/15 LAST SAVE: None LAST HR ALLOWED: ERI (J. Robbins) Earned 1st save with 1.0 scoreless inning 4/10 vs. Bowie Earned 2 saves during 4G ALT (5/4-5/7) Earned saves in three consecutive ballgames (5/7-5/9), marking the first time in his career that he has pitched on three straight days. Has thrown 11.2 scoreless innings over last 10 appearances (8 saves) 39 Edwin Quirarte RHP MLFA-2015 Oxnard, CA Cal-State Northridge 28 Yrs Old LONGEST OUTING: 3.2 REA) LAST WIN: 4/9 vs. BOW (2.0) LAST SAVE: None SCORELESS STREAK: 5.2 (5/6-5/16) (3.2) LAST HR ALLOWED: 4/27-5/4 6 Joined Squirrels from Independent Somerset Patriots on 5/15 9 Pedro Rodriguez RHP MLFA-2015 Barcelona, VZ N/A 27 Yrs Old 5

6 2015 RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS RECORD BREAKDOWN 6 FLYING SQUIRRELS MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS TOT HOME ROAD 1H 2H Overall Record Vs. Eastern Division Vs. Western Division Day Games Night Games Day Games After Night Squirrels Score 1st Opponent Scores 1st Games Won in Last AB Vs. RH Starters Vs. LH Starters Squirrels Starter 6+ IP Squirrels Starter 7+ IP When Hitting a HR When Not Hitting a HR Outhit Opponents Equal # of Hits Outhit by Opponent Commit 0 Errors Commit 1-2 Errors Commit 3+ Errors Leading After 7th Trailing After 7th Tied After 7th Leading After 8th Trailing After 8th Tied After 8th Extra-Inning Games Doubleheaders Series Record One-Run Games Two-Run Games Run Games Shutout Record April Record May Record June Record July Record August Record September Record Monday Record Tuesday Record Wednesday Record Thursday Record Friday Record Saturday Record Sunday Record STARTS BY BATTING ORDER Name Carbonell Delfino Harris Herrera Lollis Miller Moreno Oropesa Schroder Tomlinson Villalona Williams Williamson Zambrano STARTS BY POSITION Name C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Carbonell Delfino Harris Herrera Lollis Miller Moreno Oropesa Schroder Tomlinson Villalona Williams Williamson Zambrano FLYING SQUIRRELS VS. EASTERN LEAGUE TOTAL HOME ROAD Akron RubberDucks (Cleveland Indians) Altoona Curve (Pittsburgh Pirates) Binghamton Mets (New York Mets) Bowie Baysox (Baltimore Orioles) Erie SeaWolves (Detroit Tigers) Harrisburg Senators (Washington Nationals) New Britain Rock Cats (Colorado Rockies) New Hampshire Fisher Cats (Toronto Blue Jays) Portland Sea Dogs (Boston Red Sox) Reading Fightin Phils (Philadelphia Phillies) Trenton Thunder (New York Yankees) Vs. Eastern Vs. Western TOTALS MULTI-HIT GAMES TOTAL 2-H 3-H 4-H 5+ Arnold Carbonell Delfino Harris Herrera Lollis Miller Moreno Oropesa Schroder Tomlinson Villalona Williams Williamson Zambrano MULTI-RBI GAMES TOTAL Arnold Carbonell Delfino Harris Herrera Lollis Miller Moreno Oropesa Schroder Tomlinson Villalona Williams Williamson Zambrano

7 2015 RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS ASSORTED TEAM STATS 7 REGULAR SEASON SCORING BREAKDOWN 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Extras Totals RICHMOND OPPONENT DIFFERENTIAL REGULAR SEASON PITCHERS AT THE PLATE BATTER AB H BB K SAC Joe Biagini Jose Casilla Kyle Crick Austin Fleet Joan Gregorio Stephen Johnson Matt Lujan Kelvin Marte Phil McCormick Josh Osich Pedro Rodriguez Tyler Rogers Jack Snodgrass Chris Stratton REGULAR SEASON PINCH HITTERS BATTER H AB AVG LAST Jeff Arnold Elliott Blair Daniel Carbonell /26 Mitch Delfino Devin Harris /4 Javier Herrera /12 Ryan Lollis /27 Blake Miller /27 Rando Moreno /23 Ricky Oropesa /15 Myles Schroder /27 Kelby Tomlinson Angel Villalona /17 Jackson Williams Mac Williamson /29 Eliezer Zambrano EASTERN LEAGUE AWARD WINNERS PLAYER DATE AWARD STATS CATCHER S THROWING % C CS SB ATT PCT Arnold Williams % Zambrano % TOTAL % Multi-HR Games: Back-To-Back Home Runs: Grand Slams: 2015 MISCELLANEOUS FEATS 10-Game Hitting Streaks: Mac Williamson - 14-games (5/11-5/25)

8 2015 RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS HIGHS & LOWS 8 TEAM MISCELLANEOUS LONGEST WINNING STREAK...6 (5/4-5/9) LONGEST LOSING STREAK (4/15-5/3) LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY...12 (5/27 vs. HAR) LARGEST MARGIN OF DEFEAT...6 (Twice, last REA) LARGEST SHUTOUT WIN (5/27 vs. HAR) LARGEST SHUTOUT LOSS REA) LONGEST GAME, TIME...4:54 (4/11 vs. BOW) LONGEST HOME GAME, TIME...4:54 (4/11 vs. BOW) LONGEST ROAD GAME, TIME... 3:34 REA) LONGEST 9-INNING HOME GAME, TIME...3:17 (4/26 vs. NBR) LONGEST 9-INNING ROAD GAME, TIME... 3:20 ERI) LONGEST 7-INNING HOME GAME, TIME...N/A LONGEST 7-INNING ROAD GAME, TIME...N/A SHORTEST 9-INNING HOME GAME, TIME... 2:09 (4/15 vs. ALT) SHORTEST 9-INNING ROAD GAME, TIME... 2:13 REA) SHORTEST 7-INNING HOME GAME, TIME...N/A SHORTEST 7-INNING ROAD GAME, TIME...N/A LONGEST GAME, INNINGS...14 (Twice, last 4/11 vs. BOW) LONGEST HOME GAME, INNINGS...14 (Twice, last 4/11 vs. BOW) LONGEST ROAD GAME, INNINGS REA) LARGEST CROWD, HOME...9,560 (Twice, last 5/8 vs. BOW) LARGEST CROWD, ROAD...9,271 REA) SMALLEST CROWD, HOME... 2,814 (4/15 vs. ALT) SMALLEST CROWD, ROAD... 1,321 BOW) MOST ERRORS... 4 (4/24 vs. NBR) MOST ERRORS BY OPPONENT... 4 NBR) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT AN ERROR...4 (5/6-5/9) MOST LOB...13 (Twice, last NBR) FEWEST LOB... 2 (4/15 vs. ALT) TEAM BATTING MOST RUNS...12 (5/27 vs. HAR) MOST RUNS, INNING...8 (5th Inning, 5/27 vs. HAR) MOST HITS...16 (Twice, last BOW) MOST HITS, INNING...8 (5th Inning, 5/27 vs. HAR) MOST HOME RUNS, GAME...2 (Twice, last BOW) MOST HOME RUNS, INNING... 1 (Many) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A HOME RUN... 3 (Twice, last 5/17-5/19) MOST DOUBLES, GAME... 4 (Twice, last 5/22 vs. BOW) MOST TRIPLES, GAME... 2 (5/11 vs. BNG) MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS, GAME...6 BOW) MOST STOLEN BASES, GAME...3 BOW) MOST STRIKEOUTS, 9-INNING GAME...14 (4/12 vs. BOW) MOST STRIKEOUTS, ALL GAMES...16 (Twice, last 4/11 vs. BOW) TEAM PITCHING MOST RUNS ALLOWED (Twice, last ERI) MOST RUNS ALLOWED, INNING...6 (4th Inning, BOW) MOST HITS ALLOWED...16 (4/11 vs. BOW) MOST HITS ALLOWED, INNING... 5 (Twice, last 3rd Inning, ERI) MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED...2 (Twice, last ERI) MOST HOME RUNS ALLOWED, INNING... 2 (3rd Inning, REA) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES ALLOWING A HOME RUN... 2 (Twice, last 5/18-5/19) MOST STRIKEOUTS, 9-INNING GAME...14 (4/24 vs. NBR) MOST STRIKEOUTS, ALL GAMES...14 (4/24 vs. NBR) MOST BASES ON BALLS...7 REA) MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS ALLOWED...6 REA) INDIVIDUAL BATTING MOST RUNS SCORED... 3 (Many) MOST HITS... 4, Mac Williamson NBR) MOST EXTRA-BASE HITS... 2 (Many) MOST DOUBLES... 2 (Many) MOST TRIPLES... 1 (Many) MOST HOME RUNS... 1 (Many) MOST TOTAL BASES... 7 (Many) MOST RBI...4, Twice, last Mac Williamson BOW) MOST STOLEN BASES... 2, Twice, last Daniel Carbonell BOW) MOST BASES ON BALLS... 3 (Many) MOST STRIKEOUTS...4, Mac Williamson REA) LONGEST HITTING STREAK... 14, Mac Williamson (5/11-5/25) LONGEST ON-BASE STREAK... 16, Mac Williamson (5/11-Current) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING MOST INNINGS PITCHED, STARTER , (Many) MOST INNINGS PITCHED, RELIEVER...3.2, Pedro Rodriguez REA) MOST HITS ALLOWED, STARTER...10, Matt Lujan (5/12 vs. BNG) HITS ALLOWED, RELIEVER... 5, Stephen Johnson BOW) MOST STRIKEOUTS, STARTER... 8, Kyle Crick (4/24 vs. NBR) MOST STRIKEOUTS, RELIEVER... 5, 3x, last Stephen Johnson (5/13 vs. BNG) MOST BASES ON BALLS, STARTER... 5, Twice, last Chris Stratton (4/28 vs. REA) MOST BASES ON BALLS, RELIEVER... 2 (Many) MOST WILD PITCHES... 2, Pedro Rodriguez (4/11 vs. BOW) MOST EARNED RUNS ALLOWED... 7, Matt Lujan ERI) MOST CONSECUTIVE SCORELESS IP , Josh Osich (5/5-Current)

9 2015 RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE REC PLACE G+/- WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 4/9 BOW W 3-2 (14) 1-0 T-1st -- P. Rodrgiuez (1-0) A. Triggs (0-1) None 4:47 9,560 4/10 BOW W st -- J. Snodgrass (1-0) E. Villanueva (0-1) J. Osich (1) 2:58 4,275 4/11 BOW L 6-7 (14) 2-1 T-1st -- C. Cabral (1-0) R. Moreno (0-1) M. Givens (1) 4:54 7,256 4/12 BOW L T-1st -- B. Kline (1-0) M. Lujan (0-1) M. Givens (2) 2:29 4,680 4/13 ALT W T-1st -- S. Johnson (1-0) T. Sample (0-1) None 3:12 3,126 4/14 ALT PPD RAIN 1st -- 4/15 ALT L T-2nd -0.5 A. Sanchez (1-0) C. Stratton (0-1) Y, Barrios (3) 2:09 2,814 4/16 OFF L T-3rd -1.5 A. Nola (1-1) J. Snodgrass (1-1) None 3:04 8,219 L 5-6 (10) 3-5 T-4th -1.5 S. Shackleford (1-0) J. Casilla (0-1) None 3:34 7,062 L th -2.5 Z. Eflin (2-0) M. Lujan (0-2) None 2:13 9,271 L th -3.0 E. Villanueva (2-1) J. Biagini (0-1) G. Escat (1) 2:23 1,321 L th -3.5 T. Doyle (1-0) C. Stratton (0-2) None 2:53 3,583 4/22 OFF 4/23 NBR L th -4.0 Y. Flande (3-0) J. Snodgrass (1-2) T. Ybarra (1) 2:45 7,571 4/24 NBR L th -5.0 G. Schlosser (2-2) P. McCormick (0-1) A. House (4) 3:08 5,432 4/25 NBR PPD RAIN 4/26 NBR L th -6.5 J. Gurka (1-0) P. Rodriguez (1-1) A. House (5) 3:17 3,385 4/27 REA L th -7.5 B. Lively (1-0) J. Biagini (0-2) None 2:38 5,146 4/28 REA L th -7.5 A. Nola (2-0) C. Stratton (0-3) S. Shackleford (3) 2:31 4, 207 4/29 REA L th -8.5 J. Biddle (3-0) J. Snodgrass (1-3) N. Ogando (1) 2:50 5,046 4/30 OFF L th -9.5 R. Carpenter (2-2) K. Crick (0-1) A. House (7) 2:33 3,469 L th J. Miller (1-1) T. Rogers (0-1) A. House (8) 3:10 3,374 L th G. Schlosser (4-2) J. Osich (0-1) T. Ybarra (3) 2:58 2,553 W th K. Marte (1-0) Z. Dodson (1-1) None 2:19 2,632 W th -9.5 P. Rodriguez (2-1) J. Bleich (0-1) J, Osich (2) 3:00 2,477 W th -8.5 J. Snodgrass (2-3) T. Glasnow (2-1) J. Casilla (1) 2:49 2,036 W T-5th -8.5 M. Lujan (1-2) A. Sanchez (2-1) J. Osich (3) 2:38 4,815 5/8 BOW W T-5th -7.5 J. Biagini (1-2) P. Bridwell (1-1) J. Osich (4) 2:29 9,560 5/9 BOW W T-5th -6.5 K. Marte (2-0) B. Kline (3-2) J. Osich (5) 2:19 9,307 5/10 BOW L T-5th -7.5 T. Doyle (2-0) C. Stratton (0-4) M. Givens (5) 2:27 4,398 5/11 BNG W th -7.5 T. Mizenko (1-0) S. Lugo (2-1) J. Gregorio (1) 2:33 4,012 5/12 BNG L T-5th -8.5 R. Lara (3-1) M. Lujan (1-3) J. Velasquez (8) 2:37 4,301 5/13 BNG W 2-1 (10) T-5th -8.5 J. Casilla (1-1) M. Koch (1-2) None 3:05 5,078 W th -8.5 J. Biagini (2-2) B. Kline (3-3) None 2:23 1,518 W T-3rd -8.5 K. Marte (3-0) D. Bundy (0-3) None 3:09 7,845 L T-4th -8.5 M. Prado (1-0) J. Casilla (1-2) None 2:59 4,147 W T-4th -7.5 J. Snodgrass (3-3) T. Doyle (2-1) None 2:34 2,742 L th -8.0 J. Turley (3-2) M. Lujan (1-4) None 2:50 2,113 W T-4th -7.0 J. Gregorio (1-0) R. Robowski (1-2) J. Osich (6) 3:20 1,421 L th -7.5 C. Green (2-5) J. Biagini (2-3) J. Ferrell (3) 2:31 4,518 5/21 OFF 5/22 BOW W th -6.5 K. Marte (4-0) T. Berry (0-4) J. Osich (7) 2:46 7,219 5/23 BOW L th -6.5 M. Prado (3-0) C. Stratton (0-5) M. Givens (7) 2:50 9,560 5/24 BOW W th -6.5 J. Snodgrass (4-3) P. Bridwell (1-3) J. Osich (8) 2:23 5,096 5/25 BOW W th -6.5 K. Crick (1-1) J. Miller (0-1) None 2:38 4,417 5/26 HAR W T-3rd -5.5 M. Lujan (2-4) D. Bacus (1-1) J. Osich (9) 2:56 3,643 5/27 HAR W rd -5.5 J. Biagini (3-3) R. Bleier (3-1) None 2:46 3,558 5/28 HAR /8 OFF 6/9 POR 6/10 POR 6/11 POR 6/12 ERI 6/13 ERI 6/14 ERI 6/15 OFF 6/19 NBR 6/20 #1 NBR 6/20 #2 NBR 6/21 NBR 6/22 NBR 6/23 TRE 6/24 TRE 9

10 2015 RICHMOND FLYING SQUIRRELS DAY-BY-DAY RESULTS DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE REC PLACE G+/- WINNER LOSER SAVE TIME ATT 6/25 TRE 6/26 TRE 7/4 AKR 7/5 AKR 7/6 AKR 7/7 HAR 7/8 HAR 7/9 HAR 7/14 ALL-STAR 7/15 ALL-STAR 7/16 ALT 7/17 #1 ALT 7/17 #2 ALT 7/18 ALT 7/19 ALT 7/20 AKR 7/21 AKR 7/22 AKR 7/30 BNG 7/31 BNG 8/1 BNG 8/2 BNG 8/3 OFF 8/4 NHM 8/5 NHM 8/6 NHM 8/14 ALT 8/15 ALT 8/16 ALT 8/17 OFF 8/24 HAR 8/25 HAR 8/26 HAR 9/4 REA 9/5 REA 9/6 REA 9/7 REA 10

11 2015 FLYING SQUIRRELS TRANSACTIONS OPENING DAY ROSTER ( DL) P C INF OF Joe Biagini, Jose Casilla, Kyle Crick, Austin Fleet (DL), Joan Gregorio, Stephen Johnson, Matt Lujan, Kelvin Marte, Phil McCormick, Josh Osich, Pedro Rodriguez, Tyler Rogers, Jack Snodgrass, Chris Stratton Jeff Arnold (DL), Jackson Williams, Eliezer Zambrano Mitch Delfino, Blake Miller, Rando Moreno, Ricky Oropesa, Kelby Tomlinson, Angel Villalona Elliott Blair (DL), Daniel Carbonell (40), Devin Harris, Javier Herrera, Mac Williamson APRIL 9 C Jeff Arnold placed on the Disabled List (Bruised Thumb)...RHP Austin Fleet placed on the Disabled List (Turf Toe)...OF Elliott Blair placed on the Disabled List (Plantar Fasciitis) [ DL] 16 RHP Austin Fleet (Turf Toe) activated from the Disabled List and promoted to Sacramento (AAA)...OF Elliott Blair placed on the Voluntarily Retired List [ DL] 23 RHP Tyler Mizenko received from Extended Spring Training...RHP Tyler Rogers placed on the Disabled List (Shin Contusion) [ DL] 25 UTIL Myles Schroder received from Extended Spring Training...1B Angel Villalona placed on the Disabled List (Right Ankle Sprain) [ DL] 29 RHP Pedro Rodriguez placed on the Disabled List (Illness)...RHP Tyler Rogers activated from the Disabled List (Shin Contusion) [ DL] MAY 4 RHP Pedro Rodriguez activated from the Disabled List (Illness)...1B Angel Villalona activated from the Disabled List (Right Ankle Sprain)...LHP Phil McCormick placed on the Disabled List (Illness)...INF Blake Miller placed on the Disabled List (Hand) [ DL] 15 RHP Edwin Quirarte signed as a Minor League Free Agent by the San Francisco Giants and assigned to Richmond roster...lhp Phil McCormick activated from the Disabled List (Illness)...RHP Tyler Mizenko placed on the Disabled List (Shin Contusion)...RHP Tyler Rogers transferred to San Jose (A+) [ DL] 21 C Jeff Arnold activated from the Disabled List (Knee) and transferred to San Jose (A+)...1B Angel Villalona placed on the Disabled List (Bruised Thumb)...INF Blake Miller activated from the Disabled List (Hand) [ DL] 26 OF Javier Herrera placed on the Disabled List (Elbow)...OF Ryan Lollis received from San Jose (A+) [ DL]