THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY

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1 FISH BITES The Marlins continue a seven-game homestand with the finale of this four-game set against the Atlanta Braves today at 1:10 p.m. José Ureña, making his teamleading ninth start of the season, is taking the mound for the 11th time against Atlanta in his career (eighth start), going 2-3 with a 5.54 ERA (37.1 ip/23 er). The Braves are countering with LHP Sean Newcomb, who in two previous starts against Miami has gone 0-1 with a 4.91 ERA (11.0/6). The Marlins returned home Wednesday night from a six-game road trip to Cincinnati (2-1) and Chicago (0-3). The series loss to the Cubs snapped a string of four consecutive series wins, the Marlins longest series win streak since taking five straight from August 11-27, After winning eight of 11 from April 24-May 6, the Marlins have dropped five of their last six. LAST NIGHT VS. ATLANTA Miami and Atlanta played a back-and-forth affair through the first six innings, until the Braves tallied five unanswered runs over the final two frames to take a 10-5 decision in game three of this series. Atlanta took an early lead, scoring one run in the first inning. Miami countered in the bottom half with a run of its own on a Brian Anderson double. Atlanta took the lead in the second with another run, and extended its lead in the fifth to 4-1. In the bottom half of the fifth, the Marlins second run scored on a fielding error, and Derek Dietrich drove a bases-clearing double to center, all with two outs, to give Miami a 5-4 lead. The Braves tied the game in the sixth and pulled away with two in the eighth and three in the ninth. Starlin Castro and Miguel Rojas both had multi-hit efforts, while Dietrich led with three RBI. Jarlin García started for the Marlins, allowing five runs (four earned) on seven hits and two walks, while striking out four, over 6.0 innings. Drew Steckenrider suffered his first loss of the season. In his first five starts of the season, José Ureña allowed three-or-more runs four times and made it past the fifth inning just once, a 7.0-inning stint on April 3 vs. Boston. His ERA over that span was 5.88 (26.0 ip/17 er), while his average against was.270. In his last three starts, he has tossed 19.1 innings and allowed five earned runs (six total) for a 2.33 ERA, struck out 17, and walked just two. WHEN LEFT IS RIGHT Since 2014, the Marlins have a team average of.268 against left-handed pitchers, second in the National League and third in the Majors, behind Detroit (.276) and Colorado (.269). Starlin Castro has posted a.385 average (10x26) against lefties this season, tied for fifth in the NL with Tommy Pham, behind Kris Bryant (.486), Lorenzo Cain (.429), Ozzie Albies (.391), and Nolan Arenado (.388). MOM'S HOME COOKIN' J.T. Realmuto has hit safely in each of his nine games at Marlins Park this season, batting.316 (12x38). The nine-game streak marks the second-longest home hitting streak of his career, behind an 11-game run from August 27-Sept. 24, He has recorded at least one hit in 14 of his last 15 at home since Sept. 5, 2017, hitting.355 (22x62) over that span. Additionally, Starlin Castro has posted a.314 average (186x593) at home since 2016 to rank 15th in the Majors. J.D. Martinez leads baseball with a.360 mark (180x500). DIA DE LAS MADRES ATLANTA BRAVES (23-15) LHP SEAN NEWCOMB (3-1, 2.88) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (14-25) JOSÉ UREÑA (0-5, 4.37) MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FL SUNDAY, MAY 13, :10 P.M. GAME 40 (14-25) HOME GAME 22 (8-13) TODAY'S BROADCASTS TV: FSFL RADIO: WINZ (940AM) / WAQI (710AM) THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY MAY 13 In 1993 Orestes Destrade went 4x4 in the Marlins 5-4 loss to the Montreal Expos at Olympic Stadium. He recorded the fourth four-hit game by a Marlin in the short history of the Franchise (34 games). Jeff Conine was the first to record four hits, doing so on Opening Day. He was followed by Dave Magadan on April 21 and Rich Renteria on May 12. Also, Giancarlo Stanton hits the third walk-off grand slam in Franchise history against the New York Mets in 2012 (others, Dan Uggla in 2008 and Bobby Bonilla in 1997). VS. THE BRAVES The Marlins dropped the 2017 season series, 8-11, despite winning the series in Miami, 5-4. It marked just their third home season series win over Atlanta since The Marlins have gone all-time in South Florida, including a mark at Marlins Park. Miami trails the overall series, TEAM VS. TEAM STATS UP NEXT 2018 MARLINS VS. BRAVES Following tomorrow's off-day, the Marlins will entertain the Los Angeles Dodgers for three games beginning Tuesday at 7:10 Average p.m. Miami is out in front of the 2018 season series after taking two of three at Dodger Stadium from April The Marlins Runs are against the Dodgers in South Florida, including a 7-12 record at Marlins Park, and trail the all-time series, ERA DONUTS 2018 BRAVES VS. MARLINS José Ureña has opened the season with an 0-5 record and 4.37 ERA over his first eight starts. The Marlins have yet to win any Average of his starts this season, and dating back to September 27, 2017, Miami has not been victorious in any of his last 10 starting Runs assignments. The 10 starts without a team win is tied with Segrio Mitre (April 11, 2006-May 5, '07) and Jack Armstrong (July ERA Sept. 9, 1993) for the second-longest such streak in Franchise history. Brian Moehler was winless in 12 straight from July 26, 2005-April 28, Ureña's five losses to start the season is tied with five others for the fourth-longest losing skid to begin a season in Franchise history. Joe Fontenot (1998) and Edinson Volquez (2017) both had seven-game losing streaks, while AROUND THE BALLPARK Vladimir Nuñez had a six game streak to open the 2000 season. - Stats LLC NATIONAL ANTHEM/FIRST PITCHES TURNING A CORNER Today's National Anthem is being performed by the Sagemont School Band. Miami snapped a four-game skid on Mother's Day with a 3-1 win over the Atlanta Braves last season. The Marlins are all-time on Mother's Day. As part of MLB's Mother's Day initiative, players will wear newly designed caps highlighted by a pink crown and team color brim, while Club uniforms will feature a pink ribbon on the left chest. A matching pair of pink socks is optional for every player. During batting practice and in the dugouts throughout today s games, players and managers can also wear new, grey, lightweight hoodies emblazoned with their Club s wordmark and the MLB logo in a matching pink design. MLB players will continue to have the opportunity to use pink bats during Mother s Day games. Louisville Slugger, the Official Bat of Major League Baseball, will donate proceeds from the sale of their pink bats, which will be stamped with the MLB breast cancer awareness logo, to Susan G. Komen and Stand Up To Cancer. In addition to the pink bats on Mother s Day, the following game equipment can be used for breast cancer awareness: pink compression sleeves, pink batting gloves, pink footwear, pink wrist/elbow/leg guards and catcher s equipment. Since 2006, players have swung pink bats, worn pink ribbon decals and sported pink wristbands through the Going To Bat Against Breast Cancer initiative, which is intended to raise awareness and, through donations and auction proceeds, funds to fight breast cancer. MLB will again donate its licensed uniform royalties through Mother s Day apparel to Susan G. Komen and Stand Up To Cancer. UPCOMING STARTERS OPPONENT O MARLINS VS. BRAVES DATE SITE RESULT W/L/S 5/10 MIA L,2-9 Foltynewicz/Smith/Gohara 5/11 MIA W,6-3 Straily/McCarthy/Ziegler 5/12 MIA L,5-10 Minter/Steckenrider 5/13 MIA 1:10 5/18 ATL 7:35 5/19 ATL 7:10 5/20 ATL 1:35 7/23 MIA 7:10 7/24 MIA 12:10 7/30 ATL 7:35 7/31 ATL 7:35 8/1 ATL 7:35 8/13 ATL 7:35 8/14 ATL 7:35 8/15 ATL 7:35 8/23 MIA 7:10 8/24 MIA 7:10 8/25 MIA 7:10 8/26 MIA 1:10 All Times Eastern SERIES O 2018 at Home on Road Series 8 11 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at Marlins Park All-Time on Road at Fulton County Stadium 8 17 at Turner Field at Ft. Bragg Field 1 0 at SunTrust Park 3 7 All-Time Totals JAPANESE HERITAGE CELEBRATION This afternoon, the Marlins and Marlins Park are playing host to Japanese Heritage Celebration. Fans who purchase the ticket package at Marlins.com/themes will receive an exclusive Japanese heritage T-shirt. A portion of the proceeds will support the Miami Hoshuko School. HONORARY BAT GIRL Mayra Lima, a local breast cancer survivor and patient of the University of Miami Health System Sylvester Cancer Comprehensive Center, will serve as Honorary Bat Girl on Mother s Day. The league-wide activation allows each Major League club to select a bat girl for showing initiative in the fight against breast cancer. Mayra will be recognized on the field before the game, throw out the first pitch, and assist with changing the bases at the end of the 3rd inning. CHECK PRESENTATION During a pregame ceremony, the Marlins Foundation will present a check for $10,000 to the Sylvester Cancer DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Monday, May 14 OFF DAY Tuesday, May 15 7:10 p.m. vs. Los Angeles Dodgers LHP Wei-Yin Chen (1-2, 10.22) LHP Alex Wood (0-3, 3.60) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI Wednesday, May 16 7:10 p.m. vs. Los Angeles Dodgers LHP Caleb Smith (2-4, 3.63) Walker Buehler (2-1, 1.64) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI Thursday, May 17 1:10 p.m. vs. Los Angeles Dodgers Dan Straily (1-0, 5.54) Kenta Maeda (2-3, 4.75) TV: FSFL Radio: WINZ/WAQI

2 62 JOSÉ UREÑA HT 6 3 WT 206 BATS RIGHT THROWS RIGHT MLB DEBUT APRIL 14, 2015 AT ATLANTA BIRTHPLACE SANTO DOMINGO, DR BORN SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 OPENING DAY AGE 26 CONTRACT STATUS SIGNED THROUGH 2018 ACQUIRED SIGNED AS INTERNATIONAL FREE AGENT ON AUGUST 29, 2008 José Ureña will make his ninth start of the season today, already his seventh of the year at home, in the finale of this four-game set with the Braves. Entering play today, his six home starts are tied with J.A.Happ, Joey Lucchesi, Daniel Mengden, and Charlie Morton for the most in the Majors this year. Has gone 8-6 with 2.94 ERA (119.1 ip/39 er) in 28 career day games (18 starts), compared to 11-20, 5.53 (241.0/148) in 62 outings (39 starts) at night. Day record as a starter is 8-5, 2.67 (104.1/31). He entered 2017 with a 0-2 record and ERA (8.0 ip/14 er) in five career appearances (two starts) against the Braves. Flipped the script last season by going 2-1 with a 2.76 ERA (29.1/9) in five starts against Atlanta, allowing two-or-fewer runs in four of his outings, and just three runs in the fifth. Held Braves to a.194 average (20x103), and maintained a 1.13 WHIP despite walking 3.99 per 9.0 innings (13 total, against 18 strikeouts). After opening 2018 with 5.88 ERA (26.0/17) over his first five starts, has posted a 2.33 ERA (19.1/5) over his last three. Still has not earned a win, however, going 0-5 overall. Team has dropped each of his eight starts this season, and 10 straight dating back to September 26, The 10 starts without a team win is tied with Sergio Mitre (10; April 11, 2006-May 5, 07), and Jack Armstrong (10; July 22, 1993-Sept. 9, 93). for the second longest such streak in Club history, behind Brian Moehler (12; July 26, 2006-April 28, 06). His average of 2.98 runs of support during his starts ranks fourth-lowest among National League starters (min. 8 GS), better only than Alex Wood (2.40), teammate Caleb Smith (2.72), and Clayton Richard (2.96). Left in line for win on April 21 vs. Milwaukee, but ended up with no decision after Brewers scored two late runs. Allowed four runs on four hits and two walks, while striking out three, over 5.0 innings. Dropped third-straight decision on April 15 vs. Pittsburgh, after allowing eight hits and four runs with a walk and five strikeouts over 5.0 innings. Has not recorded a win since September 20, 2017, a span of seven starts, going 0-4 with a 6.50 ERA (36.0/26). On April 3, held Boston to one run on four hits over 7.0 innings. Walked one while striking out career high-tying seven. Also had seven strikeouts on May 28, 2017 vs. Angels (5.0 ip) and July 4, 2017 at St. Louis (5.0 ip). Earned Opening Day start against Cubs on March 29 at Marlins Park. Was seventh different OD starter in last seven openers for Miami. Took loss, allowing five runs on six hits over 4.0 innings. Hit three batters in first inning, becoming only second Marlins pitcher to ever tally three HBP in a single inning (Sergio Mitre on Aug. 31, 2007 vs. PHI). Posted team-high 14 wins last season, to go with 3.82 ERA (169.2/72) and 113 strikeouts in 34 appearances (28 starts). Established career highs in wins, appearances, innings pitched, strikeouts, and ERA. Finished season 14-7, 3.97 (154.1/68) as starter. Did not factor in a decision and had a 2.35 ERA (15.1/4) in six relief appearances. GAME HIGHS 2018 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 7.0 3x; last, 5/2 vs. PHI 8.2 9/11/16 vs. LAD MOST K: 7 4/3 vs. BOS 7 3x; last, 4/3/18 vs. BOS MOST BB: 4 3/29 vs. CHC 6 5/28/17 vs. LAA WIN STREAK: /23/17 to 6/23/17 LOSS STREAK: 5 3/29 to present 6 2x; last, 9/26/17 to present 2018 SEASON SPLITS GENERAL W L G GS INN H R ER HR BB SO ERA AVG Home Away Day Night Start 4 Days Rest& Start 5 Days Rest& Start 6+ Days Rest& VS. BATTERS AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB HBP SO AVG vs. Left vs. Right Home Away Day Night Scoring Posn st time thru LnUp nd time thru LnUp rd time thru LnUp th+ time thru LnUp DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER O DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE 3/29 CHC L(0-1) /44 L,4-8 4/3 BOS /72 L,2-4 4/9 NYM L(0-2) /49 L,2-4 4/15 PIT L(0-3) /55 L, /59 L,5-6 4/27 COL L(0-4) /67 L,0-1 MARCH/APRIL ERA 5/2 PHI L(0-5) /82 L, /60 L,3-4 MAY ERA FIRST HALF ERA CAREER PITCHING YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER BATTING YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SH BB SO Totals OPPONENT O VS. ATLANTA 2017 CAREER G GS W/L ERA G GS W/L ERA HOME ROAD TOTALS CAREER RECORD YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER GAME LOG DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP SCORE relief W, /22 L,8-9 9/26/15 ATL relief W,6-2 L(0-1) relief L,2-7 9/22/16 ATL L(0-2) /29 L,3-6 5/12/17 ATL L(0-3) /57 L, /61 L,4-5 W(1-3) /47 W,4-1 W(2-3) /62 W,7-1 10/1/17 ATL /59 L,5-8 BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Ozzie Albies Johan Camargo Tyler Flowers Freddie Freeman Ender Inciarte Nick Markakis Kurt Suzuki MISC STATS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG WEI-YIN CHEN HT 6 0 WT 193 BATS RIGHT THROWS LEFT MLB DEBUT APRIL 10, 2012 VS. YANKEES (W/BAL) BIRTHPLACE KAOHSIUNG CITY, TWN BORN JULY 21, 1985 OPENING DAY AGE 32 CONTRACT STATUS SIGNED THROUGH 2020 ACQUIRED SIGNED AS FREE AGENT ON JANUARY 17, 2016 TUESDAY S STARTING PITCHER Wei-Yin Chen will be making his fourth start of the season since coming off the 10-day disabled list on April 28. Began season on DL with a left elbow strain. Made two rehab appearances at Single-A Jupiter, allowing just one run over 7.2 innings, with just one walk and 11 strikeouts. In first appearance, April 17 vs. Lakeland, allowed one run and three hits over 2.2 innings. In second start, April 22 vs. St. Lucie, tossed two-hit, 5.0-inning complete game. Struck out seven without issuing a walk, tossing total of 73 pitches (60 strikes). Made his first start of season on April 28 vs. Colorado, earning a win after allowing just one run on four hits (one home run), two walks, and a hit batter over 5.1 innings, with three strikeouts. CAREER PITCHING RECORD YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER VS. LOS ANGELES-NL YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals In two starts since then, has gone 0-2 with ERA (7.0 ip/13 er), and an average against of.400 (12x30) with 10 extra-base hits (4 2B, 3B, 5 HR, SLG). Tuesday will mark his third career start against the Dodgers; has posted 2-0 record with 2.13 ERA (12.2/3) in previous starts. Tossed at least 6.0 innings in each outing (6.0 on April 20, 2013 at BAL and 6.2 on April 25, 2016 at LAD).

3 46 KYLE BARRACLOUGH 4/30 vs. PHI (H) /5 at CIN /6 at CIN (H) /8 at CHC (L) /11 vs. ATL (H) TAYRON GUERRERO 5/1 vs. PHI /6 at CIN /8 at CHC /11 vs. ATL (H) /12 vs. ATL DREW STECKENRIDER 5/1 vs. PHI /5 at CIN (H) /8 at CHC /10 vs. ATL /12 vs. ATL (L) JUNICHI TAZAWA 5/6 at CIN /7 at CHC /9 at CHC /11 vs. ATL (H) /12 vs. ATL TYLER CLOYD BRAD ZIEGLER V. LHH:.143 V. RHH:.138 4/11 vs. NYM /16 at NYY /7 at CHC /12 vs. ATL ELIESER HERNANDEZ NICK WITTGREN V. LHH:.529 V. RHH:.423 V. LHH:.286 V. RHH:.162 V. LHH:.333 V. RHH:.000 5/10 vs. ATL V. LHH:.321 V. RHH:.143 V. LHH:.212 V. RHH:.341 V. LHH:.278 V. RHH:.105 5/1 vs. PHI /4 at CIN /6 at CIN (W) /9 at CHC /10 vs. ATL V. LHH:.289 V. RHH:.313 4/30 vs. PHI /5 at CIN /6 at CIN (S) /10 vs. ATL /11 vs. ATL (S) BULLPEN NOTES Career vs. Atlanta: 23 G, 1-2, 1.71 (21.0/4) ACQUIRED: Acquired by Miami from St. Louis on July 24, 2015 in exchange for Steve Cishek. His SO/9 rate this season ranks T-19th among NL relievers. Tied for 13th among NL relievers with 23 SO. Has allowed just 2 ER over last 12 outings (1.50 era/12.0 ip). Last season, posted 6-2 record with 3.00 ERA (66.0 ip/22 er) and one save in five chances over 66 appearances. Ranked eighth in NL with 22 holds. Tied career high in wins. Tied Trevor Rosenthal for 13th among National League relievers with 76 strikeouts. Since start of 2016, has fifthbest SO/9 ratio among NL relievers at Went 6-1 with 4.30 ERA in 33 games at Marlins Park. His six wins were tied with Matt Albers and Dustin McGowan for most by an NL reliever at home. Career vs. Atlanta: 3 G (1 GS), 0-1, (3.0/12) ACQUIRED: Signed by Miami as Minor League free agent on January 9, Reinstated from Paternity List on May 3; had a baby girl (Faithlynn Mae Cloyd). Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on April 8. Began 2017 with Somerset Patriots in Independent Atlantic League, going 0-0 with 1.50 ERA (12.0/2) in three starts. Had contract purchased by Seattle on May 12, 2017, going 1-1 with one save and 5.67 ERA (60.1/38) in 19 appearances (14 starts) with Triple-A Tacoma. Had contract selected by Mariners on June 2, and made first MLB appearance since June 9, 2013 vs. Toronto. Began MLB career with Philadelphia, making MLB debut on August 29, 2012 vs. New York-NL. Career vs. Atlanta: 2 G, 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) ACQUIRED: Acquired by Miami from San Diego on July 29, 2016 along with s Andrew Cashner and Colin Rea in exchange for s Carter Capps, Jarred Cosart and Luis Castillo, and Josh Naylor. Has 31 strikeouts in 19.1 innings pitched; ranks T-3rd in SO among NL relievers (T-5 in MLB). Ranks 6th among NL relievers (11th in MLB) with SO/9 ratio. Holding OPP to.128 AVG (6x47) over last 15 G, with 1.29 ERA (14.0/2) and 22 SO. Struck out first four batters faced on March 29 vs. the Cubs in his second career MLB appearance (other, 5/17/16 vs. SF w/ SD). One of five MLB players from Colombia on an Opening Day roster this year. Combined on a 3-4 record and 4.46 ERA (36.1 ip/18 er) between Single-A Jupiter (4 games), Double-A Jacksonville (17 games), and Triple-A New Orleans (13 games) in Career vs. Atlanta: 1 G, 0-0, 0.00 (2.0/0) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami from Houston in the MLB phase of the 2017 Rule 5 Draft. Made MLB debut on Thursday, tossing 2.0 scoreless innings in relief. Returned from rehab and reinstated from 10-day disabled list on Thursday. Opened season on 10-day DL due to a tooth infection suffered during Spring Training; made one rehab start before returning from rehab assignment due to broken fingernail on April 9. Overall, made 4 rehab starts, combining to go 0-1 with 4.80 ERA (15.0 ip/8 er). Made 2 starts with Single-A Jupiter (0-1, 6.00), and 2 with Double-A Jacksonville (0-0, 4.00). Posted 4-5 record and 3.98 ERA (63.1/28) over 15 appearances (11 starts) last year with Single-A Buies Creek in Astros organization. Missed two months due to a back injury suffered midseason. Career vs. Atlanta: 8 G, 0-2, (5.1/10) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami in the eighth round of the 2012 First-Year Player Draft. Ranks 12th among NL relievers with 24 SO. 16 of 19 appearances this season have been scoreless outings. Prior to his outing on April 20 at MIL (1.0 ip, 3 h, 2 r), had not allowed a run in 9 G this season (8.2 ip), while holding OPP to.143 AVG (4x28). Split sixth professional season between Triple-A New Orleans and Miami in In 26 games with Baby Cakes, went 0-1 with 1.62 ERA (33.1 ip/6 er), recording 44 strikeouts to just eight walks. In four stints with Marlins, covering 37 appearances, had 1-1 record with one save and 2.34 ERA (34.2/9). Made Major League debut on May 24 at Oakland, allowing one hit and striking out one in 1.0 scoreless inning. Optioned back to Triple-A following the game. Career vs. Atlanta: 12 G, 0-2, 4.63 (11.2/6) ACQUIRED: Signed by Miami to two-year deal on December 16, Owns a 2.19 ERA (12.1/3) over 11 appearances at home this season, compared to (6.1/11) in 9 road outings. Allowed four hits and six runs on April 19 at MIL; the six runs in relief are a career high. Entering April 19, had allowed just five hits all season (9 g; 10.1 ip) and held OPP to.147 AVG. Allowed two inherited runners to score on April 11 vs. NYM, marking first time he allowed an inherited runner to score since August 31, 2016 vs. TB with BOS. Stranded all 16 inherited runners in Was one of just two Major League relievers to strand as many as 16 inherited runners: Yusmeiro Petit left all 20 inherited runners on base. Only one pitcher in Club history stranded more in a single season without allowing a runner to score: Brian Sanches in 2011 (19). Career vs. Atlanta: 8 G, 1-0, 0.96 (9.1/1) ACQUIRED: Selected by Miami in ninth round of 2012 First-Year Player Draft. Has not allowed a run over last 7 G (7.0 ip). Earned first win of season on May 6 at Cincinnati. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on April 20. Made 7 appearances for NOLA, going 0-2 with ERA (5.1/6); did not allow a run in first four outings (4.1 ip). Spent most of 2017 with Miami, going 3-1 with 4.68 ERA (42.1/22) in 38 appearances. Appeared in 5 games with Triple-A New Orleans last season, tossing 5.0 scoreless innings. Had season cut short after landing on 10-day disabled list with right elbow strain on July 28 (retro to July 27). Had surgery to remove a bone chip in right elbow on September 26 by Dr. James Andrews. Made MLB debut on April 19, 2016 vs. WSH. Career vs. Atlanta: 23 G, 0-1, 4.84 (22.1/12), 8 SV (9 SVO) ACQUIRED: Signed by Miami to two-year deal on December 23, Recorded his 100th career SV on Friday. Picked up first save of the season in first opportunity, April 8 at Philadelphia. Completed first season in Miami with 1-4 record, 10 saves (15 chances) and 4.79 ERA (47.0 ip/25 er) in Placed on 10-day disabled list on June 22 (retro to June 21) and missed 31 games with right back strain. Reinstated on July 28 after two rehab starts; made first appearance on August 1 vs. Washington and earned first save of the season. Moved into closer role following trade of AJ Ramos and proceeded to go nine-for-nine in save opportunities before suffering first blown save on September 1 vs. Philadelphia. For career, is with 100 saves in 135 chances and a 2.70 ERA (660.0/198) over 673 appearances. INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA STARTER RELIEVER MARCH/APRIL MAY

4 BATTER NOTES 15 /OF BRIAN ANDERSON LAST NIGHT: 1x4, R, 2B, RBI HOMESTAND:.182 (2x11), 2 R, 2B, RBI, SB LAST HR: 4/30 vs. PHI (Hunter) Acquired: 2014 Draft (3rd Round) Has reached base safely in 9 consecutive games, a career-best streak (previously 7, done twice). Since April 20, is batting.286 (22x77) with 5 2B, 3B, HR, 9 RBI in 21 games. Ranks among qualified MLB rookies: 1st in games (39), at-bats (142), runs (20), and hits (37); 2nd in BB (17) and 2B (9); 3rd in RBI (19) and OBP (.356); 4th in AVG (.261) and SLG (.380). Had career-long 7-G hitting streak snapped 4/7 at PHI; was third-longest by Marlins rookie to start a season (Hanley Ramirez-8 in 2006; Alejandro De Aza-8 in 07). Hit first career HR 4/2 vs. Boston in second inning (solo). Set career Minor League highs in 2017 in hits (118), HR (22), and RBI (79). Hit.339 with 8 HR and 26 RBI in 33 G for NOLA prior to call-up to Miami last year. Was a Southern League Midseason All-Star with Jacksonville. Led all Miami minor leaguers in HR and RBI, and ranked eighth in AVG. 41 JUSTIN BOUR LAST NIGHT: 1x2, R, 2 BB LAST HR: 5/8 at CHI (Tseng) HOMESTAND:.167 (1x6), R Acquired: 2013 Rule 5 Draft (Triple-A phase, from Cubs) Has drawn at least 2 BB in five straight games, longest such streak in Club history. Leads NL with 12 BB in May; 2nd in MLB to Mike Trout (14). Posted 13 RBI in 14 G vs. ATL last season; fourth-most RBI in a season vs. Braves by a Marlin since Has more career HR (11) and RBI (36) vs. ATL than any opponent. Over his last 12 home games, batting.300 (9x30) with 5 HR, 9 RBI,.475 OBP. Has reached base safely in 23 of last 27 G (.430 OBP), with a hit in 17 of those contests; batting.260 (20x77) with 2B, 7 HR, 16 RBI during overall span. Hit 2nd PH homer of season on 5/1 vs. PHI; 4th of career. Leads MLB in PH homers this season. Tied with Wes Helms and Cody Ross for most PH homers in Club history. 3 of 4 career PH homers have been game-tying, tied with Justin Turner for most such homers in MLB since OF LEWIS BRINSON LAST NIGHT: 1x4 LAST HR: 5/10 vs. ATL (Gohara) HOMESTAND:.250 (3x12), 2 R, HR, 2 RBI Acquired: With Isan Diaz, OF Monte Harrison, and Jordan Yamamoto from MIL for OF Christian Yelich on 1/25/18 Current 5-G hitting streak is longest of career. Hit first career HR at Marlins Park Thu. night. Has a hit in 8 of last 9 games at Marlins Park (.267; 8x30, 2B, HR, 4 RBI). Had first career multi-hit game on 3/30 vs. Cubs (4x8). Had first career multi-hr game on 4/19 at MIL; became 15th rookie (19th time) in Club history to have a multi-hr game, first since Justin Bour (2015). Made MLB debut with MIL on June 11 last season, at ARI (0x2). Named Brewers Minor League Player of the Year for 2017 after batting.331 (99x299) with 22 2B, 4 3B, 13 HR, 48 RBI, and 11 SB in 76 G at Triple-A Colorado Springs. 13 STARLIN CASTRO LAST NIGHT: 2x5, 2 R LAST HR: 5/11 vs. ATL (McCarthy) HOMESTAND:.231 (3x13), 3 R, HR, 2 RBI Acquired: With José Devers and Jorge Guzmán from NYY for OF Giancarlo Stanton on 12/11/17 Has a hit in 29 of 34 career G at Marlins Park (.321; 43x134), with 7 2B, 3B, 3 HR, 19 RBI. His 43 hits are T-10 in National League, behind leader Nick Markakis (53). 4th among NL second basemen in hits (43), behind leaders Ozzie Albies and Scooter Gennett (46 each). 3rd in NL in AVG as second baseman (.291), behind leader Gennett (.336). Recorded 500th career RBI on 4/2 vs. Boston. 32 /OF DEREK DIETRICH LAST NIGHT: 1x4, 2B, 3 RBI LAST HR: 4/28 vs. COL (Dunn) HOMESTAND:.364 (4x11), R, 2B, 3 RBI Acquired: In exchange for Yunel Escobar from TB on 12/4/12 Had 3 hits Fri. night; 8 of 9 multi-hit games this season are at Marlins Park. Batting.293 (24x82) at home this season, with a hit in 14 of 21 games. Has an RBI in 4 of last 6 games vs. ATL (8 total RBI). Has 6 HBP this season (3rd in NL), and 78 career HBP, most in Club history. Had 9 HR and 31 RBI in 63 second-half G in 2017, compared to 4 HR and 22 RBI in 72 first-half G; saw AVG ( ), OBP ( ), and SLG ( ) all increase in second half. 28 C BRYAN HOLADAY LAST NIGHT: DNP LAST HR: 5/9 at CHC (Montgomery) HOMESTAND: --- Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/30/17 Tied with three others for NL lead with 6 catcher caught stealings; T-3 in MLB with five others, behind Chance Sisco (8) and Jonathan Lucroy (8). His 63.6 CS percentage is 2nd in MLB (min. 5 SBA), behind Jett Bandy (66.7). Has reached base safely in 8 of last 10 games played. Has a hit in 6 of his 11 starts this season (6x35). Made 2nd career appearance as a pitcher on 4/7 at PHI (1.0 ip, so); has 2.1 perfect innings over the 2 outings (also, 1.1 ip on 7/2/16 at MIN for DET). 1 OF CAMERON MAYBIN LAST NIGHT: PH, 0x1 LAST HR: 9/26/17 at TEX (Mendez) HOMESTAND:.500 (2x4), 2B Acquired: Signed as free agent on 2/22/18 Had an 8-G on-base streak at Marlins Park snapped last night (.261; 6x23 2 2B, 3B, 2 BB during streak). Batting.255 (14x55) in 21 home G, compared to.217 (10x46) in 17 road G. Hitting.286 (14x49, 4 2B, 3B, 4 RBI) in last 19 G, after.067 (2x30) stretch in prev. 13. Ranked 2nd in AL in stolen bases last season (33), behind Whit Merrifield (34). Hit.257 in 144 G for Marlins from MARTÍN PRADO LAST NIGHT: 1x5, R LAST HR: 4/26/17 at PHI (Velasquez) HOMESTAND:.250 (3x12), R, RBI Acquired: With David Phelps in exchange for Nathan Eovaldi, Garrett Jones, and Domingo German on 12/19/14 Over last 11 G vs. ATL, batting.311 (14x45) with 2 2B, 8 RBI. Played first 7 seasons of career for ATL, batting.295 in 683 games (752 hits, 168 2B, 52 HR, 286 RBI). Career AVG vs. his former team is.275 (55x200) in 50 games. Returned from rehab and reinstated from 10-day disabled list on 4/27. Was placed on DL on 3/29 (retro to 3/26) with left hamstring strain. Appeared in just 37 games in 2017 due to injuries; lowest total since 28 in second career season for Atlanta in C J.T. REALMUTO LAST NIGHT: 1x5, 2B LAST HR: 5/11 vs. ATL (McCarthy) HOMESTAND:.357 (5x14), 2 R, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI Acquired: 2010 Draft (3rd Round) Has a hit in all 9 G at Marlins Park this season (.316; 12x38). 2nd-longest home streak of career (11, from August 27-Sept. 24, 2015). Has a hit in 14 of last 15 G at Marlins Park dating back to 9/5/17; batting.355 (22x62) over that span. Batting.377 (20x53) over last 12 G vs. ATL, with 4 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 8 RBI. Had career-best 12-game hitting streak snapped 5/5 at CIN, going 0x3. Previous best was 11 G from 7/25/16 to 8/9/16. Had 3rd career multi-hr game on 4/25 at Dodgers. Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 10-day disabled list (low back contusion) on 4/17; suffered injury in Spring Training and placed on DL on 3/29 (retro to 3/26). 2 YADIEL RIVERA LAST NIGHT: DNP LAST HR: None HOMESTAND:.000 (0x1) Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/23/17 Recorded first career walk-off RBI on 5/1 vs. PHI with PH single in 10th inning. Was first hit since April 10, first RBI since 9/26/16. Has appeared at SS (15 G/4 GS), 2B (4/1), LF (1/0) and RF (1/0). Had 2 E in 5 TC on 5/6 at SS, after 0 E in 29 TC overall entering the day (22 at SS). It was his first multi-error game of career, in 68 outings. 19 MIGUEL ROJAS LAST NIGHT: 2x4, 2B LAST HR: 5/9 at CHC (Hancock) HOMESTAND:.417 (5x12), R, 2B, RBI Acquired: With Dee Gordon and Dan Haren from LAD for LHP Andrew Heaney, Chris Hatcher, Kike Hernandez, and C Austin Barnes on 12/10/14 Is 11x23 (.478) with 3 2B, 3B, 2 RBI in last 6 G vs. ATL. Has a hit in 17 of 21 games at home this season (.293; 24x82). Has 5 HR this season; entered season with 4 HR for his career (358 G). 4th in NL for hits as SS (36), behind leaders Trea Turner and Jose Peraza (43 each); his 5 HR are 4th. Had 10-G hitting streak snapped on 4/19 at MIL; was longest of career within single season, and tied for longest overall (9/25/17 to 4/1/18). Recorded first career walk-off hit on 3/31 vs. Cubs (single); marked second career walk-off RBI (sac fly on 8/26/17 vs. SD).

5 3 OF JB SHUCK LAST NIGHT: PH, 0x1 LAST HR: 8/10/16 at KC (Kennedy) HOMESTAND:.500 (1x2) Acquired: Signed as Minor League free agent on 11/24/17 Has a hit in 4 of 5 career G vs. ATL, going 6x12 with a 2B and an RBI. Had career-high 4 hits on 4/13 vs. PIT; tied record for most hits in a Marlins debut. Had a hit in first 4 AB, tied for longest streak to begin a Marlins career. - Stats LLC Had contract selected on 4/13 from Triple-A New Orleans. Has appeared in 6 G for NOLA this season, going 4x21 (.190) with two doubles, two RBI, and two walks. Hit.364 (16x44) with 9 R, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI, and 2 SB in 26 G during Spring Training. BATTER NOTES vs. SEAN NEWCOMB 2017 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO ANDERSON BOUR BRINSON CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN PRADO REALMUTO RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK vs. BRAVES 2018 CAREER AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN PLAYER CURRENT (START DATE) STATS 2018 BEST STATS CAREER-LONG STATS ANDERSON 2 - (5/11).250; 2x8, 2B, RBI 7 - (3/29/18 to 4/5/18).321; 9x28, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI 7 - (3/29/18 to 4/5/18).321; 9x28, 2 2B, HR, 6 RBI BOUR 1 - (5/12).500; 1x2 6 - (4/13 to 4/19).350; 7x20, 2 HR, 5 RBI 8 - (2x; last, 9/15/17 to 9/23/17).412; 14x34, 2 2B, 4 HR, 14 RBI BRINSON 5 - (5/8).250; 5x20, HR, 2 RBI 5 - (5/8 to present).250; 5x20, HR, 2 RBI 5 - (5/8/18 to present).250; 5x20, HR, 2 RBI CASTRO 2 - (5/11).333; 3x9, R, HR, 2 RBI 8 - (3/29 to 4/7).314; 11x35, 2 2B, 4 RBI 14 - (3x; last, 8/1/14 to 8/15/14).421; 24x57, 3 2B, HR, 7 RBI DIETRICH 2 - (5/11).500; 4x8, 2B, 3 RBI 6 - (4/3 to 4/10).370; 10x27, 2B, RBI 8 - (9/11/16 to 9/21/16).588; 10x17, 2 2B, 2 HR, 7 RBI HOLADAY 1 - (5/9).250; 1x4, HR, RBI 3 - (4/8 to 4/10).273; 3x11, 2B, RBI 5 - (5/29/16 to 6/9/16).353; 6x17, 2B, HR, 5 RBI MAYBIN (3x; last, 4/30 to 5/2).250; 3x12, 3B 17 - (9/23/15 to 5/27/16).468; 29x62, 2B, HR, 13 RBI PRADO 1 - (5/12).200; 1x5 2 - (4/28 to 4/30).375; 3x8, 2B, 2 RBI 14 - (10/1/09 to 4/16/10).458; 27x59, 8 2B, HR, 2 RBI REALMUTO 3 - (5/10).357; 5x14, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI 12 - (4/20 to 5/4).340; 16x47, 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI 12 - (4/20/18 to 5/5/18).340; 16x47, 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI RIVERA (4x; last, 6/22/16 to 9/4/16).500; 2x4, RBI ROJAS 2 - (5/11).625; 5x8, 2B, RBI 10 - (4/7 to 4/18).350; 14x40, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI 10 - (2x; last, 4/7/18 to 4/18/18).350; 14x40, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI SHUCK (2x; last, 8/25/13 to 9/2/13).405; 15x37, 3 2B, 6 RBI ANDERSON BOUR BRINSON CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN PRADO REALMUTO RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK 2018 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN RUNNERS ON GO TEAM PINCH HIT vs. L vs. R H RD GS (CAREER; LAST) ITP TYING AHEAD W-OFF (CAREER; LAST) RECORD (CAREER; LAST) LEADOFF (CAREER; LAST) (3; 6/19/17 vs. WSH) (1; 7/1/15 vs. SF) (4; 5/1/18 vs. PHI) (1; 8/5/16 vs. CLE) (1; 6/22/16 vs. COL) (1; 8/26/11 at MIL) (3; 9/2/17 vs. PHI) - (2; 7/1/16 at ATL) (1; 8/16/15 vs. ARI) (3; 6/22/17 at NYY) (2; 5/12/11 vs. WSH) (2; 9/11/14 vs. TB) - (3; 7/24/10 at FLA) (1; 8/12/15 vs. BOS) (1; 9/19/17 vs. NYM) (1; 4/19/14 at DET) ANDERSON BOUR BRINSON CASTRO DIETRICH HOLADAY MAYBIN PRADO REALMUTO RIVERA ROJAS SHUCK MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES MULTI-HR GAMES TOTAL TOTAL CAREER LAST (# HRS) /10/18 vs. NYM (2) /19/18 at MIL (2) /22/16 at SEA (2) /20/15 at CIN (2) /13/11 at COL (2) /7/10 at PHI (2) /25/18 at LAD (2)

6 RECORD BY BATTING ORDER RECORD BY POSITION 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS Anderson Bour Brinson Castro Cooper Dietrich Holaday Lee Maybin Prado Realmuto Rivera Rojas Shuck Telis Wallach INDIVIDUAL HIGHS CATEGORY PLAYER(S) NINE-INNING GAMES Hits, Game 4 - Shuck (4/13 vs. PIT) Cons. AB w/ Hits (All games) 4-2x; last, Shuck (4/13 vs. PIT) Runs, Game 2-21x; last, Castro (5/12 vs. ATL) Doubles, Game 2 - Castro (4/30 vs. PHI) Triples, Game 1-3x; last, Anderson (5/9 at CHC) HR, Game 2-3x; last, Realmuto (4/25 at LAD) Extra-Base Hits, Game 2-7x; last, Castro (5/5 at CIN) RBI, Game 4-3x; last, Anderson (4/30 vs. PHI) Stolen Bases, Game 1-7x; last, Anderson (5/11 vs. ATL) Walks, Game 2-12x; last, Bour (5/12 vs. ATL) Cons. AB w/ HR (All games) 2-3x; last, Realmuto (4/25 at LAD) Cons. G w/ HR (All games) 2 - Realmuto (4/24 to 4/25) Longest Hitting Streak 12 - Realmuto (4/20 to 5/4) SO, Game (Starter) (All games) 10-2x; last, Richards (4/25 at LAD) SO, Game (Reliever) (All games) 6 - García (3/30 vs. CHC) Longest Win Streak 2 - Despaigne (3/30 to present) Gonzalez (4/25 to present) Smith (4/29 to present) Longest Losing Streak 5 - Ureña (3/29 to present) Fewest Hits Allowed, CG - Walks, Game (Pitching) 6-2x; last, Richards (4/20 at MIL) IP, Game (Starter) (All games) 7.0-5x; last, Ureña (5/2 vs. PHI) IP, Game (Reliever) (All games) García (3/30 vs. CHC) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Smith (4/22 to 5/10) Consecutive Saves 5 - Ziegler (4/8 to present) Hits, Game Runs, Game Doubles, Game Triples, Game HR, Game Extra-Base Hits, Game RBI, Game Stolen Bases, Game Walks, Game EXTRA-INNING GAMES 4 - Brinson (3/30 vs. CHC) 2 - Anderson (4/3 vs. BOS) 1-3x; last, Rojas (5/1 vs. PHI) 1 - Maybin (5/1 vs. PHI) 1-2x; last, Bour (5/1 vs. PHI) 1-6x; last, Bour, Maybin & Rojas (5/1 vs. PHI) 2 - Castro & Dietrich (3/31 vs. CHC) 1 - Maybin & Rojas (4/3 vs. BOS) 3 - Maybin & Rojas (3/30 vs. CHC) RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOT MARLINS HR VARIATION Pinch-hit HR (2) Back-to-Back HR (-) Grand Slams (-) Multi-HR (3) Leadoff HR (-) Walk-off (-) Inside-the-Park (-) By Pitcher (-) HR VARIATIONS PLAYER(S) Justin Bour (4/15 vs. PIT) Justin Bour (5/1 vs. PHI) last, A.J. Ellis/Miguel Rojas (9/20/17 vs. NYM; 8th inn.) last, Justin Bour (6/19/17 vs. WSH) Justin Bour (2, 4/10 vs. NYM) Lewis Brinson (2, 4/19 at MIL) J.T. Realmuto (2, 4/25 at LAD) last, Dee Gordon (7/26/17 at TEX) last, J.T. Realmuto (9/19/17 vs. NYM) last, J.T. Realmuto (8/24/17 at PHI) last, José Fernández (7/2/15 vs. SF) MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS NINE-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 9-4/17 at NYY 20-4/7 at PHI Runs, Inning (All games) 5-4/1 vs. CHC; 5 th 8-2x; last, 5/9 at CHC; 3 rd Hits, Game 14-2x; last, 5/11 vs. ATL 20-4/7 at PHI Hits, Inning (All games) 4-6x; last, 5/11 vs. ATL; 5 th 6-2x; last, 5/10 vs. ATL; 6 th Fewest Hits, Game 2-4/11 vs. NYM 4-4x; last, 5/5 at CIN Doubles, Game 5-4/30 vs. PHI 5-3x; last, 5/9 at CHC Triples, Game 1-3x; last, 5/9 at CHC 2-5/9 at CHC HR, Game 3-4/25 at LAD 4-3x; last, 5/12 vs. ATL HR, Inning (All games) 1-27x; last, 5/9 at CHC; 9 th 2-7x; last, 5/10 vs. ATL; 6 th Extra-Base Hits, Game 6-4/30 vs. PHI 10-5/9 at CHC Left On Base, Game 12-4/25 at LAD 11-2x; last, 5/10 vs. ATL; 6 th DP Turned, Game 4-5/5 at CIN 4-5/11 vs. ATL HR Streak (All games) 4-2x; last, 5/8 to 5/11 8-4/15 to 4/23 Stolen Bases, Game 1-7x; last, 5/11 vs. ATL 4-4/5 at PHI Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 14-3x; last, 4/29 vs. COL 15-4/25 at LAD Walks, Game (Pitching) 9-4/5 at PHI 7-2x; last, 5/6 at CIN Errors, Game 2-6x; last, 5/11 vs. ATL 3-4/25 at LAD Margin of Victory (All games) 8-4/17 at NYY 19-4/7 at PHI Win Streak (All games) 4-4/28 to 5/1 5-4/19 to 4/23 EXTRA-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 6-3/30 vs. CHC 10-3/31 vs. CHC Hits, Game 12-3/30 vs. CHC 13-3/31 vs. CHC Fewest Hits, Game 7-5/1 vs. PHI 8-2x; last, 5/1 vs. PHI Doubles, Game 2-4/3 vs. BOS 4-2x; last, 4/3 vs. BOS Triples, Game 1-5/1 vs. PHI - HR, Game 1-2x; last, 5/1 vs. PIT 1-2x; last, 3/31 vs. CHC Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-5/1 vs. PHI 4-2x; last, 4/3 vs. BOS Left On Base, Game 18-3/30 vs. CHC 15-3/30 vs. CHC DP Turned, Game 2-4/3 vs. BOS 3-3/31 vs. CHC Stolen Bases, Game 2-4/3 vs. BOS 1-4/3 vs. BOS Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 20-3/30 vs. CHC 16-4/3 vs. BOS Walks, Game (Pitching) 8-3/30 vs. CHC 8-3/30 vs. CHC Errors, Game 1-3/31 vs. CHC 1-2x; last, 3/31 vs. CHC *-Club Record ^-Tied Club Record MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R R/G H HR AVG. RECORD March April May June July August September OUTFIELD ASSISTS (2) BUNT SINGLES (1) Brian Anderson (1) JB Shuck (1) JB Shuck (1) STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM UREÑA CHEN SMITH STRAILY GARCÍA INNINGS # (Staff Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (0-10) 1 (0-1) 2 (0-2) 2 (0-2) 2 (0-0) 1 (0-1) (3-3) 4 (0-2) 1 (1-0) 4 (1-1) 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) (3-1) (0-1) (0-0) (1-2) 3 (0-2) (1-0) Total Starts 39 (7-16) 8 (0-5) 3 (1-2) 8 (2-4) 3 (1-0) 6 (1-1) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting PITCHER BARRACLOUGH CLOYD GUERRERO HERNANDEZ STECKENRIDER TAZAWA WITTGREN ZIEGLER 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%

7 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS CATCHERS O PLAYER G (GS) INN. ER ERA CCS ATT % CPKO PB HOLADAY 12 (11) REALMUTO 20 (20) TELIS 4 (0) WALLACH 8 (8) WALK-OFF WINS (2) DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 3/30 CHC 2-1 (17) Rojas RBI single (first career WO hit) 5/1 PHI 2-1 (10) Rivera RBI single (first career WO hit) REPLAY CHALLENGES BY MIAMI (4x9) DATE/OPP. CALL PLAY DESCRIPTION RESULT 3/30 vs. CHC Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 3/31 vs. CHC Safe Tag play at 3B (MIA defense) Stands 4/1 vs. CHC Out Tag play at 3B (MIA offense) Stands 4/3 vs. BOS Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/15 vs. PIT Safe Tag play at HP (MIA defense) Confirmed 4/17 at NYY Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned 4/23 at LAD Foul Batted ball to RF (MIA offense) Stands 4/25 at LAD Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 5/12 vs. ATL Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Stands STARTING PITCHERS O COMPLETE GAMES (0) COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS (0) COME FROM BEHIND WINS (5) DATE OPP. DEFICIT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED 3/30 CHC (17) Top 3rd 4/13 PIT Top 5th Bottom 7th 4/30 PHI Top 3rd 5/1 PHI (10) Top 6th DISABLED LIST PLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORD Wei-Yin Chen Left elbow strain 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-4/ Brett Graves* Left oblique strain 3/ Elieser Hernandez Tooth infection 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-3/ Martín Prado Left hamstring strain 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-4/ J.T. Realmuto Low back contusion 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-4/ JT Riddle Right shoulder tendinitis 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-5/ Dan Straily Right forearm strain 3/29 (retro to 3/26)-4/ Garrett Cooper* Right wrist contusion 4/5 (retro to 4/2) Chris O Grady Left shoulder strain 4/19 (retro to 4/17) Odrisamer Despaigne Right forearm strain 4/ Bold - currently on disabled list ^ Seven-day concussion DL * 60-day DL Home Record 8-13 Road Record 6-12 Day Record 5-5 Night Record 9-20 vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter 3-6 vs. NL East 4-8 vs. NL Central 5-12 vs. NL West 4-2 vs. American League 1-3 Leading after Six Innings 10-2 Trailing after Six Innings 0-18 Tied after Six Innings 4-5 Leading after Seven Innings 10-3 Trailing after Seven Innings 1-18 Tied after Seven Innings 3-4 Leading after Eight Innings 11-0 Trailing after Eight Innings 0-20 Tied after Eight Innings 3-5 Marlins with No Home Runs 3-14 Marlins Hit Home Run Hitting One Home Run 8-7 Hitting Two Home Runs 2-4 Hitting Three or More Home Runs 1-0 Out-hit Opponent 11-5 Out-hit by Opponent 1-19 Hits Equal 2-1 Marlins Score First 10-8 Opponents Score First MISCELLANEOUS ORMATION Largest Deficit Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome in Win 3; 4x, last (5/12 vs. ATL) 1; 5x, last (5/1 vs. PHI) Comeback Wins 5 Extra-inning Games 2-2 Delays (Games) 2 (2) Total Minutes in Delays 83 Shortest Home Game Shortest Home Game (Extras) Longest Home Game Longest Home Game (Extras) 2:27 (4/11 vs. NYM) 2:54 (5/1 vs. PHI) 3:26 (5/12 vs. ATL) 5:18 (3/30 vs. CHC) Shortest Road Game 2:38 (5/8 at CHC) Shortest Road Game(Extras) --- Longest Road Game 3:54 (4/25 at LAD) Longest Road Game(Extras) --- Crowd Less than 20, Crowd Greater than 20, Crowd Less than 30, Crowd Greater than 30, Roof Open* 6-8 Roof Closed* 2-5 Roof Open* (Since 2012) * At the start of game at Marlins Park Wearing White Jerseys 4-9 Wearing Gray Jerseys 3-6 Wearing Black Jerseys 7-10 Wearing Players Weekend Jerseys --- Wearing Anniversary Weekend Jerseys --- One-Run Games 3-5 Walk-off Games 2-1 Shutouts 3-5 Series Won-Lost-Tied Series Sweeps (1g) --- Series Sweeps (2g) 0-1 Series Sweeps (3g) 0-2 Series Sweeps (4g) 0-1 Series Sweeps (5g) --- Swept in Series 0-4 First Game of Series 2-11 Second Game of Series 7-6 Third Game of Series 4-7 Fourth Game of Series 1-1 Fifth Game of Series --- On Monday 1-5 On Tuesday 3-3 On Wednesday 1-3 On Thursday 0-4 On Friday 3-3 On Saturday 2-5 On Sunday 4-2 On Weekdays (Mon-Thur) 5-15 On Weekends (Fri-Sun) 9-10 In March 1-2 In April 9-16 In May 4-7 In June --- In July --- In August --- In September --- MAY 10 Optioned Merandy Gonzalez to Double-A Jacksonville, and returned from rehab and reinstated Elieser Hernandez from 10-day disabled list. 3 Optioned LHP Dillon Peters to Triple-A New Orleans, and reinstated Tyler Cloyd from the paternity list. 2 Returned from rehab, reinstated from the 10-day disabled list and optioned JT Riddle to Triple-A New Orleans, and outrighted C Tomás Telis to NOLA. APRIL 30 Placed Tyler Cloyd on the paternity list, and returned from rehab and reinstated Dan Straily from 10-day disabled list. 28 Designated C Tomás Telis for assignment, and returned from rehab and reinstated LHP Wei-Yin Chen from 10-day disabled list. 27 Optioned Trevor Richards to Triple-A New Orleans and returned from rehab and reinstated Martín Prado from 10-day disabled list. 20 Placed Odrisamer Despaigne on 10-day disabled list (right forearm strain), and recalled Nick Wittgren from Triple-A New Orleans. 19 Placed LHP Chris O Grady on 10-day disabled list (left shoulder strain; retro to 4/17), and recalled Merandy Gonzalez from Double-A Jacksonville. 17 Optioned C Chad Wallach to Triple-A New Orleans, and returned from rehab and reinstated C J.T. Realmuto from the 10-day disabled list. 13 Transferred OF Garrett Cooper to 60-day disabled list, optioned OF Braxton Lee to Triple-A New Orleans and selected the contract of OF JB Shuck from NOLA. 11 Jacob Turner cleared waivers and outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans. 8 Designated Jacob Turner for assignment, and selected the contract of Tyler Cloyd from Triple-A New Orleans. 5 Placed OF Garrett Cooper on the 10-day disabled list (right wrist contusion; retro to 4/2), recalled OF Braxton Lee from Triple-A New Orleans: Severino González and C Austin Nola cleared waivers and were outrighted to Triple-A New Orleans. MARLINS RECENT TRANSACTIONS EJECTIONS (-) MANAGER/COACH/PLAYER DATE UMPIRE 2 Designated Severino González for assignment, and selected the contract of Trevor Richards from Triple-A New Orleans. 1 Optioned OF Braxton Lee to Triple-A New Orleans, designated Brian Ellington for assignment and selected the contract of Severino González from NOLA. MARCH 29 Placed LHP Wei-Yin Chen (left elbow strain; retro to 3/26), Elieser Hernandez (tooth infection; retro to 3/26), Martín Prado (left hamstring strain; retro to 3/26), C J.T. Realmuto (low back contusion; retro to 3/26), JT Riddle (right shoulder tendinitis; retro to 3/26) and Dan Straily (right forearm strain; retro to 3/26) on 10-day disabled list; placed Brett Graves (left oblique strain) on 60-day disabled list; designated C Austin Nola for assignment; selected the contracts of C Bryan Holaday and Yadiel Rivera; recalled LHP Jarlin García, OF Braxton Lee and LHP Dillon Peters. 27 Optioned Brian Ellington and OF Magneuris Sierra to Triple-A New Orleans 20 Optioned Sandy Alcantara, Nick Wittgren, and OF Braxton Lee to Triple-A New Orleans. 16 Optioned LHP Adam Conley and LHP Dillon Peters to Triple-A New Orleans; optioned LHP Jarlin García to Double-A Jacksonville; reassigned Chris Mazza, Drew Rucinski, Alex Wimmers, and Isan Diaz to Minor League camp. 9 Optioned James Needy and C Austin Nola to Triple-A New Orleans, optioned Merandy Gonzalez, Pablo López, and LHP Miguel Del Pozo to Double-A Jacksonville, and reassigned Tyler Cloyd, Zac Gallen, Trevor Richards, Nick Neidert, Ben Meyer, C Rodrigo Vigil, Johnny Giavotella, Jonathan Rodríguez, and OF Monte Harrison to Minor League camp. 3 Reassigned Jordan Yamamoto to Minor League camp.