MEDIA INFORMATION. vs. Durham Bulls (86-56) International League Affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays - IL South Champ

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1 ABOUT LAST NIGHT: The RailRiders could not overcome an early deficit and dropped Game Three of the Governors' Cup Championship Series to the ham Bulls - on Thursday night at PNC Field. Chance Adams (0-) allowed three runs on three hits across four innings. He issued three walks and struck out six. Donovan Solano finished with two hits. Garrett Cooper and Jonathan Diaz also came away with two hits. IT AIN'T OVER: Since 00, an IL team has rallied from a - series deficit to win the Governors' Cup championship three times. The last team to complete the series comeback was the Pawtucket Red Sox in 04. Trailing in the best-of-five to the ham Bulls, the PawSox won 4- in Game Four and 4- in Game Five. The Bulls also blew a - series edge against the Richmond Braves in 007, dropping Game Four - and Game Five 7-. Those R-Braves were the last team to win the GCCS on their home field. The 00 Toledo Mud Hens trailed the Rochester Red Wings - before winning Games Four (-0) and Five (0-). HOMEBOYS: The RailRiders will host Game and Game 4, along with the if-necessary Game, at PNC Field. The winner of the series will represent the IL against the PCL champion in Tuesday's Gildan Triple-A National Championship Game, also in Moosic. The RailRiders posted the IL's second-best home record on the regular season at 44-. CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (Best of Five) G Tue. Sept. at ham - DUR, 0 G Wed. Sept. at ham : p.m. - 4, DUR 0 G Thu. Sept. 4 vs. ham : p.m. - DUR, G4 Fri. Sept. vs. ham : p.m. *G Sat. Sept. vs. ham 4:0 p.m. *-If Necessary MEDIA INFORMATION DÉJÀ VU ALL OVER AGAIN: The RailRiders splashed into the 07 finals after dispatching of the nearby rival Lehigh Valley IronPigs in four games. The RailRiders outscored the 'Pigs, -9, and held the edge in homers on the set, 4-. RailRiders pitching held the IronPigs to a -for- (.) showing with men in scoring position. PLAYOFF HISTORY: has made the Governors' Cup finals for the seventh time in franchise history (99, 000, 00, 008, 009, 0, 07). has claimed the IL North times in its lore, including eight division titles in seasons as the Yankees' top affiliate. The franchise's first Governors' Cup crown came in 008. The then- Yankees beat the Pawtucket Red Sox in four games and bested the ham Bulls in four in the championship with a 0- win in clincher. However, those then- Yankees lost to the Sacramento River Cats (then-oakland Athletics) in the "Bricktown Showdown", 4-. This marks 's first trip to back-to-back finals since the teams. Both of those trips saw face ham for the right to hoist the Governors' Cup. As the Phillies' top farm club, the then- Red Barons also made consecutive finals appearances in 000 and 00. HIGH, FAR, GONE: The RailRiders boast seven players with double-digit homers this season. It marks the first time has had seven or more 0+ homer hitters since the 008 team had eight, paced by Cody Ransom's big flies. The 008 unit won the franchise's first-ever Governors' Cup title, beating ham in four games in the finals including a 0- rout in the clincher. The franchise record for homers in a season was set by the 998 Red Barons with 4. The record as the Yankees' top affiliate (007-Present) was set by the inaugural 0 RailRiders at. This year's RailRiders obliterated that mark with a new Yankees-era record and 07 league-high homers. OFF THE RAILS: The RailRiders posted the IL's best overall record at 8- (.0)... 's offense ranked among the IL's best in: R/G (st, 4.7), AVG (st,.7), OBP (st,.4), SLG (st,.44), OPS (st,.77), B (T-nd, 7), B (st, ), HR (st, ) and SB (th, 9)...No IL team had led the league in R/G, AVG, OBP and SLG in the same season since the 004 Buffalo Bisons (Cleveland Indians)...Those Bisons won a league-best 8 games and the Governors' Cup title...the 0 RailRiders paced the league in R/G, AVG, SLG and OPS, but ranked nd in OBP...The 0 RailRiders led the IL in R/G, AVG, OBP and OPS, but finished 4th in SLG... pitching ranks among the 07 IL's best in ERA (st,.), WHIP (st,.9) and K/9IP (nd, 9.)... had 0 walk-off wins including seven in extras...the club owned the IL's best record in one-run games (-,.9) and in extras (9-)...No IL team had more wins when trailing after seven innings than the RailRiders (7)... stood an IL-best 4-9 (.9) away from PNC Field...With,49 strikeouts, the 07 RailRiders became the first team in franchise history to eclipse,00k... had a losing record against just two foes during the regular season, its vanquished first-round opponent, Lehigh Valley (7-), and its combatant in the finals, ham (-4)...Manager Al Pedrique was named IL Manager of the Year for the second straight year...he became the fourth IL skipper to earn the honor in consecutive years, joining Rick Sweet (Louisville), Jack Tighe (Toledo) and Eddie Haas (Richmond) as the only managers to win it back-to-back years...pedrique became the first manager to win the award in consecutive seasons.. With a 4-0 victory in Game Two at ham, five of the RailRiders' last six postseason road wins have been shutouts. Sat: *vs. ham G GCCS 4:0 p.m. *If nec. Sept. 9: NCG-PNC Field 7:07 p.m. RailRiders (8-) International League Affiliate of the New York Yankees - IL North Champ vs. ham Bulls (8-) International League Affiliate of the Tampa Bay Rays - IL South Champ Game 4 - Governors' Cup Finals - trails - - PNC Field - Fri., Sept., 07 - : p.m. RAILRIDERS BREAKDOWN HOME: 44- AWAY: 4-9 STREAK: L LAST : 0- LAST 0: 4- Upcoming Probables : LHP Nestor Cortes (-4,.49) IL Champ: TBA : RHP Jose Mujica (4-8,.04) - A+/AA PCL Champ: TBA Tonight's Probables : RHP Brady Lail (-,.7) vs. DUR: RHP Burch Smith (-,.) ON THE BUMP: A ' 8th-rd'er from Bingham HS (Utah), Brady Lail won A+ Opening Day ' before AA promo. After 4GS AA: 0-,.9,.8 BAA,. WHIP. Next G/GS: -,.9,.,.00. He left the EL ranked in ERA (th,.4), WHIP (th,.0) and BAA (st starters,.). He finished ' w/ (7GS, -, 4.,.,.70). He began ' back AA (GS, -, 4.,.78,.) before early May AAA return (8GS, -,.8,.9,.). That run ended w/qs in of 7, but after June 4 win at TOL DL. Back AAA late July: 9GS, 4-4,.9, 8HR, 9BB, 48.0IP. Began '7 AAA (GS, -,.88,.7,.4), then GS AA (-0,.,.7,.). Career GS vs DUR: 0-0,.7,.IP, 4H, R/ER, BB, K. Postseason w/ : GS, -0,.,.IP, H, R/ER, BB, 4K. Drafted twice by CLE, Burch Smith ultimately signed w/ SD as a 4th rd pick in 0 out of the Univ. of Oklahoma. Rose through the Minors to MLB by '. Over 0G/7GSw/ Padres, -,.44. Spent all of '4 w/ AAA El Paso. Traded to Rays on Dec. 9, '4 along with Jake Bauers in -team deal that sent Wil Myers to SD and Steven Souza from WAS to TB. Missed all of ' and ' after undergoing TJ surgery. Pitched for GCL Rays and A+ Charlotte this year (0G/ 9GS). W/ Charlotte:.4, 7.0IP, 0BB, K. Lost debut w/ DUR on Aug. at GWN (.0, H, R/ER, BB, 8K). Final GS: -0, 0.8,.IP, H, R/ER, BB, K. Started G of GCSS at IND: Loss,.IP, 4H, R/ER, BB, 4K. 07 Regular-Season Series: vs. DUR The Church of Baseball AFFILIATION HISTORY: The Bulls have been a Triple-A squad since 998. The entirety of their time at the highest minor league level has been spent as a Tampa Bay affiliate. ham had been the top draw in the Advanced-A Carolina League before that. It was an affiliate of the Atlanta Braves for the entirety of that A-ball run from The team was founded in 90 as the ham Tobacconists. Through the years it has been an affiliate at many levels for each of the following big league teams as well: the Philadelphia Phillies, New York Mets, Houston Astros, Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox, Brooklyn Dodgers, Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees in 9. WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS: Since making the move to Triple-A in 998, the Bulls have won the International League's Governors' Cup four times (00-0, 009, 0) and have played in the championship series 0 times with the losses coming in 998, 999, 007, 008, 00 and 04. The 008 squad fell to 's first champion. BULL DURHAM: The ham Bulls enjoyed tremendous exposure thanks to the iconic 988 romantic comedy starring Kevin Costner as "Crash" Davis, Tim Robbins as Ebby Calvin "Nuke" LaLoosh and Susan Sarandon as Annie Savoy. The film's name was not a flip of the script on the minor league team it chronicled. Instead, the town of ham, N.C. had been called "Bull ham" since the 800s when the Blackwell Tobacco Company first sold "Bull" ham tobacco. There really was a Lawrence "Crash" Davis who played for the Bulls. He got the nickname for colliding with a teammate for a fly ball. The film's writer/director, Ron Shelton, played five minor league baseball seasons for the Orioles including time with the IL's Rochester Red Wings from DAP TO DBAP: The franchise spent most of its existence playing at the ham Athletic Park or DAP before shifting to its current home, the 0,000-seat ham Bulls Athletic Park, or DBAP, in 99. The current digs hosted the Triple-A National Championship Game in 0 and the Triple-A All-Star Game in 04. The DAP and DBAP sit less than a mile away from each other. RADIO: The Game Radio Network (00.7 FM, 0.7 FM, 40 AM, 400 AM, 440 AM) WEBCAST: boldgoldradionepa.com SMARTPHONE APP: RadioBOLD Date Site Result L -0 W - L - W 4- L 0- L 8-4 W -0 Winning Pitcher D. Castillo (-) Adams (9-) Kittredge (-) Heller (-) Ames (-) Broadway (-) German (-) Losing Pitcher Mantiply (-) Yarbrough (-) T. Jones (-4) Roe (0-) Cortes (-) Rumbelow (-) Chirinos (-) Save Rumbelow () D. Castillo (4) Gallegos ()

2 STARTERS RELIEVERS TOTALS W Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 07 Regular-Season Notes RailRiders Pitching Breakdown L 4 SV ERA.4.. IP H R 08 ER BB 7 8 SO Starts of Seven or More Innings () Pitcher IP Date Opponent Dec. Game Result Domingo Acevedo at Buf Win W 8- Chance Adams vs. Roc Loss L - Chance Adams at Nor ND W -4 (0) Luis Cessa vs. LHV Win W -0 Luis Cessa vs. Paw ND W 9-8 Luis Cessa vs. Tol Loss L -0 Dietrich Enns vs. Cha Win W - Domingo German at Col Win W -0 Domingo German vs. Col Loss L -0 Domingo German vs. Win W -0 Chad Green vs. Buf Win W - Brady Lail vs. Ind Loss L 8- Bryan Mitchell vs. Buf Win W - Bryan Mitchell vs. Buf Loss L - Caleb Smith at Buf Win W -0 Starter Breakdown (9) Starter Starts Team Record No Record As In Starts Decisions Starter Brady Lail - - Chance Adams - - Caleb Smith Luis Cessa Domingo German 8- - Bryan Mitchell Daniel Camarena Dietrich Enns Joe Mantiply Nestor Cortes - - Chad Green - - Domingo Acevedo Ronald Herrera Adonis Rosa -0-0 Johnny Barbato Jordan Montgomery Jose Pena Eric Ruth Matt Wotherspoon B Choi () Culver (4) Austin () Ford (8) Bird (0) Refsnyder (9) Cooper () Castillo () Fleming () Solano () Wade (8) M. Williams () Cave () Payton () B Solano (9) Refsnyder (8) Wade () J. Diaz () Fleming () Culver (0) Tejada (8) Torres () Castro (4) Avelino () Fowler (48) Solano (4) Frazier (8) Cave () Castro () Hicks () Sanchez () M. Williams () Andujar () Culver () Ellsbury () Payton () Torres () McKinney () B Andujar (8) Solano (7) Culver () Tejada (4) Wade () Avelino () Fleming () Andujar () Fowler () Frazier (7) Bird () Austin () Torres () Refsnyder (0) Cave (7) Holliday () Choi (4) Ford (4) McKinney () Solano () Payton () SS Wade () Culver (4) J. Diaz () Tejada () Avelino (0) HR Runners Inherited / Scored Runners Inherited Pitcher Inherited Runs Allowed Pct. Brewer Cortes Feyereisen Frieri Gallegos German Graham Gurka Heller Holder Jones Layne Mantiply Rumbelow Shreve Webb Wotherspoon Name Castillo Diaz Higashioka Rodriguez Sanchez RailRiders Catching RailRiders Catchers - ERA Breakdown Name Castillo Diaz Higashioka Rodriguez Sanchez Games Started By Position Batting Order Breakdown (Starts Only) 4 Choi (4) Austin (7) Andujar () Ford () Refsnyder (7) Frazier (4) McKinney (4) Solano () Cooper () Higashioka () C E. Rodriguez (78) Castillo (4) Higashioka (4) F. Diaz (4) Sanchez () McKinney (9) Frazier (4) Solano () Refsnyder (0) Austin (7) Choi (7) Andujar () Tejada () Payton () Cave (4) Culver (4) Higashioka (4) M. Williams () LF Frazier (8) McKinney (4) Payton () M. Williams (9) Cave () Fowler () Culver () Bolasky () Wade () Refsnyder () M. Williams (8) Cave () Culver (8) Solano (8) McKinney (7) Payton () Tejada () Andujar (4) Choi (4) Higashioka () Avelino () Fleming () Cooper () Frazier () Refsnyder () Solano () CS ATT. Pct. PB n/a Innings Caught ER ERA CF M. Williams () Fowler (9) Cave (8) Payton () Hicks () Wade () Ellsbury () 7 M. Williams () Culver () Payton () Choi (7) Solano (7) Tejada (7) Cave () Higashioka () Avelino () Bolasky () Castillo () Fleming () J. Diaz () E. Rodriguez () RF Frazier (9) McKinney (7) Cave () Payton () M. Williams () Fowler (4) Refsnyder () Austin (4) Wade () 8 Culver (4) Payton (7) J. Diaz () Avelino (9) Castillo (9) Solano (8) Tejada (8) Fleming (7) E. Rodriguez (7) Choi () M. Williams () Bolasky () F. Diaz () DH W 4 8 L 8 Choi (0) Payton () Austin (0) Solano (0) Ford (7) Frazier (7) Cave () Bird () Fowler () Holliday (4) M. Williams () McKinney () Refsnyder () Tejada () Castro () Culver () Hicks () Seven Tied At () 9 E. Rodriguez (7) Castillo () Culver () J. Diaz () Avelino () F. Diaz () Fleming () Payton () Solano () Choi ()

3 RAILRIDERS HITTERS NOTES # 9 Miguel Andujar, INF -0, Birthplace: San Cristobal, D.R. Signed by the New York Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on July, 0 In 04, ranked third in the Yankees organization with 70 RBI Led Advanced-A Tampa in hits and doubles and tied for the team lead in triples in 0 # 0 Billy McKinney, OF -, 0 Birthplace: Dallas, Texas Selected by the Oakland Athletics in the first round (4th overall) of the 0 First- Year Player Draft out of Plano West Senior High School, Texas On July 4, 04, the Athletics traded McKinney to the Chicago Cubs with shortstop prospect Addison Russell and P Dan Straily, in exchange for Jeff Samardzija and Jason Hammel Acquired by the New York Yankees from the Cubs on July, 0, along with Gleyber Torres, Adam Warren and Rashad Crawford for Aroldis Chapman # 9 Jake Cave, OF -0, 00 Birthplace: Hampton, Va. Selected by the Yankees in the sixth round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft Claimed by Reds in 0 MLB Rule Draft, but lost final roster spot out of Spring Training to Tyler Holt 07 Governors' Cup Championship Series MVP # Ji-Man Choi, INF -, 0 Birthplace: Incheon, South Korea Signed by the Seattle Mariners as a non-drafted free agent on July, 009 Signed MiLB contract with the Baltimore Orioles in 0 and was later picked by the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim in the 0 MLB Rule Draft Made his MLB debut with the Angels on April, 0 # Mark Payton, OF -8, 90 Birthplace: Orland Park, Ill. Drafted by Minnesota (st rd, 00) and Cleveland (th rd, 0) but did not sign Selected by the Yankees in the 7th rd of the 04 First-Year Player Draft Played four years at the University of Texas, hitting.8 Reached safely in 0 consecutive games across his junior and senior seasons, the longest streak in Big XII history Went - with a triple and RBI in the Governors' Cup clinching-win at Gwinnett # Garrett Cooper, INF -, 0 Birthplace: Torrance, Calif. Acquired by the Yankees from the Milwaukee Brewers for LHP Tyler Webb on July Selected by the Milwaukee Brewers in the sixth round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Auburn University. A PCL All-Star w/ Colorado Springs prior to the trade, slashed./.48/./.080 over 7G w/ 7HR and 8RBIs # 4 Eddy Rodriguez, C -0, 0 Birthplace: Villa Clara, Cuba Was originally selected by the Reds in the 0th round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft out of the University of Miami Eddy and his family (parents Edilio and Ylya, sister Yanisbet and cousin Carlos) defected from Cuba when he was seven years old...sailed to Florida on his father's fishing boat...the group was caught in a storm, but eventually rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and settled in Miami Made his Major League debut with the Padres...hit a home run in his first Major League at-bat off the Reds' Johnny Cueto # 0 Cito Culver, INF -0, 9 Birthplace: Rochester, N.Y. Rated as the third best prospect out of New York in 00 by Baseball America Selected by the Yankees in the first round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft Made his debut in 0, appearing in eight games Hit his first Triple-A home run at Rochester on August, 0 # Jonathan Diaz, INF -9, Birthplace: Miami Beach, Fla. Acquired in a trade from the Toronto Blue Jays on July Played in 0G w/ the 0 Triple-A National Champion RailRiders Originally selected by the Blue Jays in the th round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft Attended North Carolina State where he majored in computer engineering Teammates with Eddy Rodriguez and Yonder Alonso at Coral Gables High School Was a member of the 0 World Champion Boston Red Sox (MLB debut) # 9 Mike Ford, INF -0, Birthplace: Belle Mead, N.J. Signed as a non-drafted free agent with the Yankees in 0 Played collegiately at Princeton University Triple-A debut with came in the 0 Gildan Triple-A National Championship Began season with Double-A Trenton and hit.0 (-for-09) in games # 7 Donovan Solano, INF -0, 0 Birthplace: Barranquilla, Colombia Was originally signed as a non-drafted free agent by the St. Louis Cardinals on January 4, 00 Older brother, Jhonatan, is a catcher in the Nationals organization who has spent parts of three seasons in MLB (0 w/ the Marlins and 0- w/ the Nationals) Became the Colombian-born player to reach MLB when he received a promotion to the Marlins on May 0...recorded a single in his first career at-bat on May With in 0, led the IL with hits and owned third-best average (.9) on the circuit # 7 Mason Williams, OF -, 8 Birthplace: Pawtucket, R.I. Selected by the Yankees in the fourth round of the 00 First-Year Player Draft from West Orange High School, Fla. Father, Derwin Williams, in the NFL for the New England Patriots (wide receiver) His grandfather's brother, Walt Williams, played Major League baseball as an OF from with the Houston Colt.4s, White Sox, Indians and Yankees Made his Triple-A and MLB debut in 0...homered in his second at-bat with the Yankees at Baltimore on June #0 Kyle Higashioka, C -, 0 Birthplace: Huntington Beach, Calif. Made his MLB debut with the Yankees on April 0 vs Tampa First MLB start was catching Jordan Montgomery in MLB debut on April Selected by the Yankees in the seventh round of the 008 First Year Player Draft out of Edison High School (Calif.) Originally committed to the University of California Berkeley Set career highs for HR () and RBI (8) in 0...Cracked 0HR with

4 # 8 Chance Adams, RHP -0, Birthplace: Scottsdale, Ariz. Rated the No. 8 Yankees prospect per Baseball America Selected in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Dallas Baptist Combined to go - with a. over G/4GS between A+/AA in 0 Won his debut with at Syr (.0IP, 0R, K) on May 4 RAILRIDERS PITCHERS NOTES # Cale Coshow, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: Tulsa, Okla. Selected by the New York Yankees in the th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Oklahoma Christian University First player from OCU to reach Triple-A Began his collegiate career at Oklahoma University before transferring to OCU Father, Larry, played football for OU (980) # 0 Joe Mantiply, LHP -4, Birthplace: Danville, Va. Drafted twice by the New York Mets (48th round, 009) and Philadelphia Phillies (8th round, 0), but did not sign Selected by the Detroit Tigers in the 7th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft as a senior at Virginia Tech Made his MLB debut with the Tigers on September, 0 against the Kansas City Royals # 7 J.P. Feyereisen, RHP -, Birthplace: River Falls, Wisc. Acquired by the Yankees with OF Clint Frazier, RHP Ben Heller and RHP Justus Sheffield from Cleveland for RHP Andrew Miller on July, 0 Selected by the Indians in the th round of the 04 First-Year Player Draft Ranked as the top Division III prospect in 04 # 7 Nick Rumbelow, RHP -0, 90 Birthplace: Bullard, Texas Played three seasons at LSU, where he produced a.7 ERA (70.IP, 9ER) in 70 appearances for the Tigers Selected by the New York Yankees in the seventh round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft In 0, Made his MLB debut w/nyy at PHI on June (0.IP, H, R/ER, BB, K) Pitched in 's 0 season opener before needing Tommy John surgery # 8 Jonathan Holder, RHP -, Birthplace: Gulfport, Miss. Selected by the Yankees in the th rd of the 04 MLB First-Year Player Draft Pitched for the Mississippi State University Bulldogs...set the Bulldogs' career (7) and single-season () saves records Struck out straight batters at Rochester on August 8, 0...fanned overall across four scoreless innings. # 4 Brady Lail, RHP -, 0 Birthplace: South Jordan, Utah Selected by the New York Yankees in the 8th round of the 0 First-Year Player Draft out of Bingham High School (Utah) In 0, ranked sixth among all Yankees Minor Leaguers in ERA (.9) and was tied for second in wins (0) Started 7 games with last season (7-,.07 ERA)

5 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders 07 Regular-Season Highs & Lows RailRiders' Offense Most Runs, Game:, X last (7-8) at Cha Most Runs, Inning: 9, X last (7-8) at Cha Most Hits, Game: 9, X last (7-) at Paw Fewest Hits, Game:, X last (7-7) at Nor Most Walks, Game (Team): 0, X last (-) vs Paw Most Triples, Game (Team):, X last (7-4) vs Buf Most HRs, Game (Team):, X last (7-) at Paw Most SB, Game (Team): 4, 4X last (-) vs Paw Most Strikeouts, Game (Team): 7, X last (-) at Roc 0 + Hits, Game: 7X last (9-4) at LHV Most Doubles, Game (Indiv.):, 9X last Austin (-) vs Roc Most Triples, Game (Indiv.):, X last McKinney (7-8) at Cha Most HRs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Austin (9-4) at LHV Consecutive Games W/ HR:, X (-9/-) Consecutive Games W/O HR: 4, X (4-/4-) Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.):, X last McKinney (7-8) at Cha Most Hits, Game (Indiv.): *, X last Fowler (4-0) vs Ind Most SB, Game (Indiv.):, X last Wade (-) vs Paw Longest Hitting Streak: 9, X last Cave (7-/8-4) Most Runners LOB, Team: 4, X last (8-) at Roc Longest Scoreless Innings Streak: 9, X last (-8/-0) Opponents' Offense Most Runs, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most Runs, Inning:, X last (7-) vs Cha Most Hits, Game:, X last (8-) vs Gwi Fewest Hits, Game, X last (-8) at Buf Most HRs, Game (Team): 4, X last (4-) vs Buf Most SB, Game (Team): 4, X last (-8) at Paw 0 + Hits, Game: X last (8-) vs Roc Most Home Runs, Game (Indiv.):, 4X last R. Ruiz (8-7) vs Gwi Most RBIs, Game (Indiv.):, X last Adames (8-8) vs Most Hits, Game (Indiv.):, X last Travis (-8) vs Paw Most SB, Game (Indiv.):, X last Stevenson (-) vs Syr Most Runners LOB, Team: 4, X last (7-) at Nor RailRiders' Individual Pitching Most Runs Allowed, Game: 9, X last Cessa (-) at Syr Most ER Allowed, Game: 8, X last Cessa (-) at Syr Most Hits Allowed, Game:, X last Lail (4-9) vs Ind Most HRs Allowed, Game:, X last Lail (8-7) vs Syr Most Walks Allowed, Game:, X last Acevedo (-) at Buf Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter):, X last Adams (-) vs Col Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever): 8, X last C. Smith (-7) at Syr Most IP, Game for Starter: 8.0, X last Cessa (-) vs Tol Most IP, Game for Reliever:.0, X last Cessa (-) vs Syr Fewest IP, Game for Starter:.0, X last C. Adams (-7) at Syr Longest Winning Streak (Dec.): 8, X last C. Smith (-/7-4) Longest Losing Streak (Dec.): 4, X last Cessa (-/-) Last time 0+ Strikeouts, Indiv.:, Chance Adams (--7) vs Col RailRiders' Team Pitching Fewest Hits Allowed, Game:, X last (-) vs Col Most Runs Allowed, Game:, X last (-) at LHV Most Runs Allowed, Inning:, X last (7-) vs Cha Most Hits Allowed, Game:, X last (8-) vs Gwi 0 + Hits Allowed, Game: X last (8-7) vs Syr Most HRs Allowed, Game: 4, X last (8-7) vs Syr Most Strikeouts, Game:, X last (7-) vs Nor Most Strikeouts, Game (9 Innings):, X last (8-) at Most Strikeouts, Game (Extra Innings):, X last (7-) vs Nor Most Walks Allowed, Game: 7, X last (-) at LHV Most SB Allowed, Game: 4, X last (-8) at Paw Longest Scoreless Innings Streak:, X last (4-0/4-) Consecutive Games Allowing HR:, X last (8-/8-7) Consecutive Games W/O Allowing HR: 7, X last (-4/-9) Most Pitchers Used, Game:, X last (4-0) vs Ind 0 + Strikeouts, Staff: 9X last (9-4) at LHV Opponents' Pitching Most Strikeouts, Game (Team, Extra Innings): 7, X last (8-0) at RailRiders' Miscellaneous Season Highs & Lows Longest Winning Streak:, X last (8-4/8-9) Longest Winning Streak, Home: 7, X last (4-0/-8) Longest Winning Streak, Road:, X last (7-8/8-9) Longest Losing Streak:, X last (8-/...) Longest Losing Streak, Home:, 7X last (8-8/8-9) Longest Losing Streak, Road: 4, X last (9-/...) Largest Margin of Victory:, X last (-) at LHV Largest Margin of Defeat: 8, 4X last (7-8, G) vs Nor Largest Come-From-Behind Win: 4, X last (7-) at Paw Largest Fall-From-Ahead Loss: 4, X last (-) at LHV Longest Game, Innings:, X last (-) vs Paw Longest Game, Time (9 Innings): :, X last (8-8) vs Longest Game, Time (7 Innings): :0, X last (-) "at" Col Longest Game, Time (Extra Innings): :, X last (-8) vs Paw Shortest Game, Time (9 Innings): :0, X last (-0) vs Col Shortest Game, Time (Overall): :4, X last (9-, G) at LHV Most DP Turned, Game:, X last (-) vs Roc Most DP Against, Game:, 4X last (9-4) at LHV Most Errors, One Game, Player:, X last Wade (-8) vs Paw Most Errors, One Game, Team:, X last (4-) vs Lou Consecutive Games W/ Error: 8, X last (-/-0) Consecutive Games W/O Error: 0, X last (8-/8-0) Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Player:, X last Dosch (7-) at Nor Most Errors, One Game, Opp. Team: 4, X last (4-7) vs Lou Largest Home Crowd:,, X last (4-0) vs LHV Smallest Home Crowd:,4, X last (4-) vs LHV Fixed-Seat Home Sellouts (7,): X, last (8-) vs Syr Largest Road Crowd:,7, X last (7-4) at Buf Smallest Road Crowd:,00, X last (8-9) vs Gwi * Ties Club Record ** Establishes New Club Record # Ties International League Record ## Establishes International League Record Most Strikeouts, Game (Team): Most Strikeouts, Game (Indiv.): 7, X last (8-0) at, X last Turley (-) at Roc 0 + Strikeouts, Staff: 8X last (8-) vs Syr Last time 0+ Strikeouts, Indiv.: 0, Luis Santos (--7) at Buf