American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993

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1 American League East Champions 1985, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 2015 American League Champions 1992, 1993 World Series Champions 1992, 1993 TORONTO BLUE JAYS (60-70) at BALTIMORE ORIOLES (37-94) RHP Sam Gaviglio (3-6, 4.94) vs. RHP David Hess (2-8, 5.50) Game #131 Road #64 (26-37) August 27, :05 pm TV: SNET RADIO: SN AT A GLANCE Record , 4th, 29.0 GB Home Attendance (Total/Average)...1,990,658/30,161 Sellouts Season Record after 130 Games Season Record after 131 Games Come-From-Behind Wins...35 Last Shutout by Blue Jays , Aug. 22, 2018 vs. BAL Last Shutout by Opponent , Aug. 10, 2018 vs. TB Under JOHN GIBBONS vs. RHS/LHS /14-30 Blue Jays/Opponents Scoring First /26-49 Games Decided in Final AB/Walk-Off /7-3 1-Run Games Franchise Record Home/Road /26-37 Series Record/Home/Road /7-11-4/7-9-5 Series Openers/Finales /18-25 After 7.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /6-6/8-57 After 8.0, Ahead/Tied/Trailing /10-4/2-62 Extra-Inning Games/Home/Road /6-4/3-1 vs. East/Central/West/NL /16-13/11-19/11-6 March/April/May/June/July/Aug...1-2/15-10/9-19/14-12/9-15/ at ROGERS CENTRE Blue Jays HR Dome Open/Closed...47/48 Opponents HR Dome Open/Closed...40/49 W/L, 2018 open/closed/other /16-18/0-1 All-time/open/closed/other / / /70-53 THE LATEST: Yesterday afternoon, the Blue Jays fell in the finale of their three-game series against the Phillies by a final score of Are now in series finales (23-20 in openers)...had their five-game winning streak snapped... Finished their homestand at 5-1 and are now at home this season. The Jays have won and eight of their last 14 games...have gone 9-8 in their last 17 contests and are across their last 23...Have gone since the All-Star break...remain 29.0 games behind the divisionleading Red Sox. ON THE ROAD AGAIN: This evening marks the start of Toronto s six-game, seven-day road trip...after this three-game series in Baltimore, will have an off-day on Thursday...Will then complete the trip with a three-game weekend series in Miami (53-79). The Jays went 2-5 on their last road trip...have gone 2-6 over their last eight home dates and have an overall road record of The.413 win% ranks 10th among AL teams...have been out-scored, , and out-hit, , while away from Rogers Centre...The 591 road hits allowed are 3rd most in the AL (KC-634, BAL-631)...Rank T-6th in the AL with 82 road HR...Have averaged 4.46 runs/game on the road (8th highest in the AL) while allowing 5.41 R/G (13th in the AL). BLUE JAYS vs. THE ORIOLES: All-Time: All-Time, On The Road: : 12-1 The Blue Jays swept the Orioles in each of their last three series against them, going 10-0 over that stretch with all 10 games in Toronto...Took two of three in their set in Baltimore in April...The Jays current 10G win streak vs. BAL is their 3rd longest against them all-time (13G in ; 12G in 2010)...Have hit.290 as a team vs. the Orioles this season for their best AVG vs. any AL club (.296 vs. WAS). Kendrys Morales has gone 16-for-39 (.410) with 1-2B, 5-HR and 8-RBI in 11 games vs. the O s this year, including seven multi-hit efforts... Has batted.325 (92-for-283) against them over 77 career games, his highest AVG vs. an AL team. Aledmys Diaz is batting.362 (17-for-47) with 3-2B, 3-HR and 5-RBI vs. BAL in 2018 (.992 OPS)...His 17 hits are 9th most vs. BAL this year, four back of the leaders. Randal Grichuk is a.341 (14-for-41) hitter in his 12 career games against the O s, including 6-2B, 4-HR and 9-RBI (1.167 OPS). ON-BASE BILLY: Billy McKinney hit his first two MLB doubles yesterday...he also walked and scored a run in a 2-for-3 effort Was his 1st career multi-xbh game Has reached base in each of his eight MLB games with a plate appearance Is now 10-for-27 (.370) with 2-2B, 3-HR, 9-RBI and 5-BB to start his Major-League career (.485 OBP, OPS) while going 9-for-23 (.391) in eight games as a Blue Jay. RE-WRITING HISTORY: Kendrys Morales recorded his team-leading 21st home run of the season with a two-run blast in the 3rd inning yesterday Has homered in seven straight games to extend his career-long streak (8 HR during streak) and set a new franchise record (Jose Cruz Jr. - 6G streak from Sept Oct. 5, 2001) Surpassed Matt Carpenter (6G from July 14-21) for the longest HR streak this year The streak is tied for the 4th longest in the Majors all-time, one back of the leaders, and is the longest ever by a switch-hitter. Morales current seven-game RBI streak has tied a career high (also Sept. 5-12, 2016) Has extended his hitting streak to 10 games, his longest since a 14G run from Aug. 28-Sept. 12, 2016 Finished 1-for-3 with a walk and is now hitting.500 (17-for-34) with 8-HR, 15-RBI and a OPS over that 10G stretch. MLB, Longest Home Run Streaks - All-Time Rank Player Start-End Games (HR) 1 Ken Griffey Jr. 07/20/93-07/28/93 8 (8) 1 Don Mattingly 07/07/87-07/18/87 8 (10) 1 Dale Long 05/19/56-05/28/56 8 (8) 4 Kendrys Morales 08/19/18-Active 7 (8) 4 Kevin Mench 04/21/06-04/28/06 7 (7) 4 Barry Bonds 04/12/04-04/20/04 7 (8) 4 Jim Thome 06/25/02-07/03/02 7 (7) RECOGNITION: Earlier this afternoon, Kendrys Morales was named the AL Player of the Week for the week of Aug Monina connected for seven home runs and 12 RBI over his six games while batting 11-for-23 (.478) for a OPS. Morales is the first Blue Jay to take the title since Josh Donaldson did so in 2016, for the week of June (.321, 4-HR, 10-RBI)...This marks the 35 year old s 5th career Player of the Week nod, also doing so in 2009, 2010, and twice in GRICH GOES YARD: Randal Grichuk hit a solo homer in the 8th inning yesterday for his 18th home run of the season Also walked and singled, reaching base 3+ times in a game for the 8th time this season...now has 18 extra-base hits over his last 34 contests (11-2B, 7-HR) while batting.281 (36-for-128) with 17-RBI (.865 OPS). JUSTIN TIME: Justin Schafer took over from starter Marco Estrada in the 3rd inning yesterday...went on to pitch 3.0 hitless innings while allowing a walk and striking out one batter...has given up just one hit over the course of his first three MLB outings (5.0 IP, 3BB, 2K). HOMER HAPPY: With yesterday s two blasts, the Jays have now recorded 177 home runs, 5th most in the Majors...Over the course of their six-game homestand, used homers to plate 21 of their 34 runs (61.8%)...Have now scored 46.6% of their runs via the long ball this season, which is the 2nd highest rate in the Majors. MLB, Highest Percentage of Runs from Home Runs Rank Team HR HR-R % 1 New York Yankees Toronto Blue Jays Baltimore Orioles Milwaukee Brewers Cleveland Indians SCRATCH THAT PITCH: Blue Jays pitchers allowed four home runs yesterday to match a season high for the 4th time...gave up 37 hits in the 3G series vs. PHI...Their 1,189 hits given up this season are 4th most in the AL and their 169 HR surrendered are tied for 5th most...since the All-Star break, have allowed the 3rd most hits (340) and T-5th most HR (49) in the Majors. UPCOMING PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS: (All Times Eastern) Tuesday, August 28 at Baltimore Orioles, 7:05 pm...lhp Thomas Pannone (1-0, 1.59) vs. TBA Wednesday, August 29 at Baltimore, 7:05 pm...lhp Ryan Borucki (3-3, 4.12) vs. RHP Alex Cobb (4-15, 5.00) Thursday, August 30...OFF-DAY

2 BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 2 STARTING PITCHER Sam Gaviglio, RHP #43 Born: Ashland, OR AGE: 28 TONIGHT S START: Making his 19th start of the season...coming off earning his 3rd win of the season on 8/21 vs. BAL after going 7.0 IP and giving up 2 runs on 6 hits for his 4th quality start (1BB, 7K)...Was his longest outing since 7/20 vs. BAL and his 1st win since 5/25 vs. PHI...His 15 starts without a win tied the 2nd longest streak in team history (Tom Underwood-21, Ricky Romero-15) HIGHLIGHTS: Is 2-1 with a 2.68 ERA (17 ER/57.0 IP) at home and is 1-5 with an 8.36 ERA on the road (35 ER/37.2 IP). Ranks 10th in the AL in first-pitch strike percentage at 65.7% (min. 10 starts). Took his 4th loss of the season on 7/31 at OAK with his 2nd shortest outing of the year...went 2.2 IP and allowed a season-high 8 hits (5ER, 2BB, 2K)...Tied a career high with 4 consecutive losing decisions (set new mark at 6 with losses on 8/11 and 8/16). Set career-highs with 8 strikeouts and 7.2 innings pitched vs. BAL on 7/20 Threw 103 pitches, including a career-best 71 strikes while allowing 4 runs on 7 hits. Made a start on 2 days rest for the 1st time at BOS on 7/14 where he allowed 1 run on 4 hits across 3.1 innings (1BB/2K). Allowed a season-high 6ER on 7/11 at ATL...Marked his shortest outing as a starter (1.2 innings) and his only start without recording a strikeout. After allowing 2 runs (1 earned) vs. NYY on 7/6, held a 1.95 ERA (6 ER/27.2 IP) over his first five home starts as a Blue Jay - the best all-time (2nd: Price , 3rd: Candiotti ). Placed on the paternity list on 6/19 and reinstated on 6/22...Sam and his wife, Alaina, welcomed their first child, Livia, on 6/19. On 5/25 at PHI, threw his 1st quality start as a Blue Jay...Hit his 1st extra-base hit - a double in the 2nd inning...marked the 1st extrabase hit by a Blue Jays pitcher since 5/18/17 at ATL, when Marcus Stroman homered...became the 9th Blue Jays pitcher all-time to record an extra-base hit. Recalled from AAA Buffalo on 5/11 and earned the win in his Blue Jays debut that night vs. BOS...Threw 3.0 innings, his longest career outing as a reliever (1H, 3K). Was assigned to AAA Buffalo to start the season...posted a 1.86 ERA over 5 starts for the Bisons (29.0 IP, 21H, 6ER, 4BB, 29K). Was aquired from the Royals in exchange for a Player To Be Named Later on 3/21. VS. THE ORIOLES: YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG CAREER , 7/20 vs. BAL 8, 2x, last: 8/16 at KC 6, 7/11 at ATL 6, 7/11 at ATL 3, 5x, last: 8/5 at SEA 8, 7/20 vs. BAL 2, 4x, last: 7/20 vs. BAL 104, 6/6 vs. NYY 2G, 5/11-5/25 6G, 5/30-8/ , 2.68 ERA, 11G, 9GS 1-5, 8.36 ERA, 9G, 9GS.276, 16 HR.283, 7 HR.270, 9 HR SINGLE-GAME HIGHS IP H R ER BB SO HR PITCHES CG SHO W STREAK L STREAK SPLITS Will be making his 3rd start against the O s this season and his 1st career start at Camden Yards...Holds a 1-0 record in his 2 previous starts against Baltimore, with a 3.68 ERA and.228 OBA (14.2 IP, 13H, 6ER, 3HR, 2BB,15K)...In his start on 7/20 vs. the Orioles, he threw the longest outing of his career of 7.2 IP and set a career high with 8 strikeouts STARTER GAME LOGS HOME ROAD OPP. AVG VS. LHB VS. RHB CAREER 7.2, 7/20/18 vs BAL 9, 7/6/17 vs. OAK 7, 7/6/17 vs. OAK 7, 7/6/17 vs. OAK 4, 6/19/17 vs. DET 8, 7/20/18 vs. BAL 3, 6/14/17 at MIN 104, 6/6/18 vs. NYY 3G, 5/29-6/14/17 6G, 5/30/18-8/16/18 CAREER 4-3, 3.07 ERA, 20G, 17GS 3-8, 7.01 ERA, 16G, 14GS.273, 32 HR.272, 14 HR.275, 18 HR vs. BALTIMORE ORIOLES W-L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO AVG CAREER AWAY PITCH SELECTION (2018) Sinker (49.8%, 88.7mph), Slider (26.3%, 83.5mph), Changeup (9.9%, 83.2mph), Fourseam Fastball (8.0%, 88.7mph), Curve (5.9%, 78.6mph) DATE SCORE OPP DEC SCORE WHEN LEFT IP H R ER BB K HR PIT/STRIKES NOTES 5/19 L, 5-4 OAK /61 First start with the Blue Jays 5/25 W, 6-5 at PHI W /58 First career extra base hit 5/30 L, 6-4 at BOS L /55 Second consecutive start logging 6.0 IP 6/6 L, 3-0 NYY /65 Career highs in IP and pitches thrown 6/11 L, 8-4 at TB L /43 First losing start vs the Rays 6/17 W, 8-6 WAS /49 Started game with 14 consecutive strikes 6/24 W, 7-6 at LAA /46 Pitched 4.2 or fewer IP in last 3 starts 6/30 W, 4-3 DET /59 Holds 1.94 ERA at home this season 7/6 W, 6-2 NYY /57 Limited NYY to 1ER over 11.1 IP in 2 starts 7/11 L, 9-5 at ATL L /34 Shortest career outing as a starter 7/14 L, 6-2 at BOS /31 Started on 2 days rest for the 1st time 7/20 W, 8-7 BAL /71 Career high IP and strikeouts 7/25 L, 12-6 MIN /56 Holds 2.82 ERA at home 7/31 L, 6-2 at OAK L /47 Ties career high with 4 consecutive losing decisions 8/5 L, 6-3 at SEA /56 Tossed 5+ innings for the 1st time in last 6 road starts 8/11 L, 3-1 TB L /67 First career consecutive games with 7 strikeouts 8/16 L, 6-2 at KC L /42 6 consecutive losing decisions 8/21 W, 8-2 BAL W /67 Ended 15-game streak without a winning decision CAREER MISC. YEAR STARTS QS 6+IP CG SHO GB% Totals League Average GB% (43.8) ORIOLES vs. GAVIGLIO Name AB H HR BB SO BA John Andreoli Tim Beckham Chris Davis Adam Jones Caleb Joseph Trey Mancini Cedric Mullins Renato Nunez Mark Trumbo Jonathan Villar Total STARTING PITCHERS BREAKDOWN GAMES QUALITY RUN PICK STOLEN CAUGHT GROUND TEAM STARTER STARTED STARTS SUPPORT OFFS BASES STEALS DBL PLAY RECORD Biagini Borucki Estrada Garcia Gaviglio Happ Pannone Reid-Foley Sanchez Stroman BLUE JAYS vs. HESS Name AB H HR BB SO BA Aledmys Diaz Curtis Granderson Randal Grichuk Teoscar Hernandez Danny Jansen Luke Maile Russell Martin Billy McKinney Kendrys Morales Justin Smoak Yangervis Solarte Devon Travis Richard Urena Total ROTATION STARTERS TOR AL Wins 32 T-10th ERA th AVG th WHIP th IP th SO 574 9th BB th QS 45 T-11th

3 a s - dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS 3 GAME NOTES Page 3 BARNES, RHP #24 (2-1, 4.50 ERA, 1.66 WHIP) LH:.268 (15-56, 3HR) 35G, 32.0IP, 19BB/30K, 34H,.272 OBA RH:.275 (19-69, 2HR) LAST APP: 8/12 vs. TB (0.2, H, BB) LAST HR: 5/29 at BOS FBE: 22-for-35 IR-RS: 22-8 (36.4%) SV-OP: 0-2 HOLDS: 8 THROWS: Fourseam (66%, 93mph), Changeup (24%, 80mph), Slider (9%, 83mph) Optioned to AAA Buffalo on 5/3 and 8/13...Recalled on 5/16 and 8/27. Has a 5.19 ERA in 7G for the Bisons (8.2 IP, 9H, 5ER, 1BB, 11K). Was on the DL with left knee tendinitis from 6/22-7/31. 6/7 vs. BAL, earned his 2nd win (5th career) after pitching a th inning (2K). 6/11 at TB, threw 1.2 scoreless innings with 3K, reaching both the 100- game mark and the 100-strikeout plateau for his career. BIAGINI, RHP #31 (2-7, 5.74 ERA, 1.58 WHIP) LH:.325 (41-126, 6HR) 41G, 62.2IP, 18BB/49K, 81H,.314 OBA RH:.303 (40-132, 7HR) LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1.2, 2H, K) LAST HR: 8/5 at SEA FBE: 29-for-41 IR-RS: 18-2 (11.1%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 4 THROWS: Sinker (41%, 95mph), Fourseam (18%, 95mph), Cutter (16%, 90mph), Curve (15%, 79mph), Change (10%, 87mph) Is 2-15 with a 6.08 ERA in his career as a starter (106.2 IP, 15HR, 39BB, 83K)...Is 7-8 with a 3.89 ERA as a reliever (143.1 IP, 16HR, 40BB, 125K). Has been recalled from AAA Buffalo on 3 occasions (4/17, 5/3, 5/11)... Went 0-3 with a 4.57 ERA (11 ER/21.2 IP) in his 4 starts for the Bisons. 8/19 at NYY, threw 3.1 scoreless innings of relief (2H, 1BB, 2K), a careerlong outing as a reliever. 8/22 vs. BAL, struck out each batter faced in 1.0+ IP of relief for the 1st time in his career. CLIPPARD, RHP #36 (4-3, 3.94 ERA, 1.16 WHIP) LH:.218 (22-101,3HR) 63G, 59.1IP, 19BB/69K, 50H,.227 OBA RH:.235 (28-119, 9HR) LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (0.1, 2H, 3ER, HR, BB) LAST HR: 8/2 at SEA FBE: 45-for-63 IR-RS: 13-4 (30.8%) SV-OP: 7-13 HOLDS: 12 THROWS: Fourseam (41%, 92mph), Changeup (33%, 79mph), Split (13%, 83mph), Slider (12%, 84mph) Is tied for 3rd among AL relievers with 61 appearances (Alvarez - 65). Has a first pitch chase rate of 22.4% this season, 6th highest among qualified RPs (MLB avg: 14.6%). Has thrown his changeup 41.1% of the time on the first pitch of at-bats, the highest rate among MLB RPs (MLB avg: 10.8%). 8/2 at SEA, made his first start since 6/14/08 at SEA...Set the MLB record for most relief appearences between starts (670). Ejections Reason Date Umpire Gibbons Arguing Check Swing/DP 5/2 at MIN Bellino Gibbons Arguing Strike Zone 5/5 at TB Bucknor Gibbons Arguing Balk 5/6 at TB Rehak Gibbons Arguing Strike Zone 7/7 vs. NYY Barrett Leiper Arguing With Umpire 7/8 vs. NYY Welke Gibbons Arguing Check Swing 7/25 vs. MIN Barber Tepera Arguing Strike Zone 8/7 vs. BOS Hickox Gibbons Arguing Safe Call At 1B 8/19 at NYY Visconti TOR RPs SV-OP ERA AVG OPS WHIP BB/9 SO/9 HR/9 Mar/Apr May June July August Catchers GS INN ER CERA SB CCS CS% CPO PB Jansen Maile Martin TOTALS RPs TOR AL ERA th AVG th OPS th WHIP th BB/ th SO/ th HR/ th SV% th Outfield Assists # Alford 0 Granderson 4 Grichuk 3 Hernandez 9 Martin 0 Pillar 7 Pompey 0 Smith Jr HOME RUNS: Grand Slam (6x, 5 players): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (8th inning off D. Robertson) Donaldson, 4/9 at BAL (9th inning off N. Cortes Jr.) Granderson, 4/19 vs. KC (8th inning off J. Grimm) Solarte, 5/3 (1) at CLE (11th inning off T. Olson) Travis, 7/11 at ATL (7th inning off M.Foltynewicz) Granderson, 8/15 at KC (4th inning off J. Lopez) 2-HR Game (9x, 7 players): Smoak, 4/1 vs. NYY (2R, 4R) Pillar, 4/28 vs. TEX (1R, 1R) Morales, 5/1 at MIN (1R, 1R) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (1R, 2R) Solarte 6/15 vs. WAS (1R, 2R) Granderson 6/25 at HOU (1R, 1R) Smoak 7/13 at BOS (1R, 2R) Gurriel Jr., 7/27 at CWS (1R, 1R) Morales, 8/20 vs. BAL (1R, 3R) 3-HR Game: LAST: Morales, 8/3/17 at BAL 3-HR Inning: 8/21 vs. BAL (5th inning: Smoak, Morales, McKinney) BLUE JAYS BULLPEN GILES, RHP #51 (0-3, 5.58 ERA, 1.29 WHIP) LH:.260 (20-77, 3HR) 44G, 40.1IP, 5BB/43K, 47H,.285 OBA RH:.307 (27-88, 3HR) LAST APP: 8/25 vs. PHI (1.0, H) LAST HR: 8/15 at KC FBE: 30-for-44 IR-RS: 3-1 (33.3%) SV-OP: HOLDS: 1 THROWS: Fourseam (58%, 98mph), Slider (42%, 87mph) Is 18-for-18 in save opportunites this year (17.0 IP, 10H, ER, HR, 1BB, 21K)...Remains the only closer without a blown save (min. 10 SV-OP). Has allowed 24 of 25 ER in non-save situations (23.1 IP, 37H, 3BB, 22K). Has converted each of his last 23 save opportunites, dating back to 9/12/17 at LAA, for the longest active streak in the Majors. Acquired from the Astros along with RHP David Paulino and RHP Hector Perez in exchange for RHP Roberto Osuna on 7/30. 8/3 at SEA, made his Blue Jays debut, striking out 3 batters (1.0, 2H, ER). 8/25 vs. PHI, picked up his 6th save as a Blue Jay (1.0 IP, H). MAYZA, LHP #58 (1-0, 5.09 ERA, 1.65 WHIP) LH:.324 (12-37,1HR) 21G, 23.0IP, 11BB/24K, 27H,.290 OBA RH:.268 (15-56, 2HR) LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1.0, H, BB) LAST HR: 6/26 at HOU FBE: 16-for-21 IR-RS: 9-1 (11.1%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Fourseam (60%, 95mph), Slider (40%, 87mph) Has allowed runs in 5 of his 21 outings (13ER/23.0 IP). Recalled from AAA Buffalo on 4/10, 4/23, 5/3, 6/1, 6/23, 7/8 and 8/15...His 7 recalls ties a franchise high (Tepera-2016, Campos-2017). Has a 4.56 ERA in 20G with the Bisons this year (25.2, 13ER, 11BB/36K). Has recorded at least one strikeout in 29 of his 38 MLB games (48)...Had a SO/9 ratio last year (highest on TOR). 8/25 vs. PHI, tied a career high with 2.0 IP and was the longest hitless outing of his career as he retired all 6 batters faced (3K). PETRICKA, RHP #39 (2-1, 4.25 ERA, 1.50 WHIP)LH:.259 (15-58,3HR) 30G, 36.0IP, 11BB/29K, 43H,.301 OBA RH:.329 (28-85, 2HR) LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1.0, 2H) LAST HR: 8/8 vs. BOS FBE: 20-for-30 IR-RS: 22-4 (18.2%) SV-OP: 0-0 HOLDS: 0 THROWS: Sinker (65%, 95mph), Changeup (8%, 89mph) Slider (26%, 86mph), Fourseam (2%, 96mph) Has stranded 18 of his 22 inherited runners across 29G for the Jays. Called up on 5/4, 5/8 and 6/30...Has posted a 0.90 ERA over 20.0 innings for the Bisons (18H, 2ER, 1HR, 4BB, 13K, 1.10 WHIP). Had his contract purchased from AAA Buffalo on 5/4 and made his Blue Jays debut that night at TB (1.1, 3H, ER, 2K). 8/14 at KC, earned his second win since as a Blue Jay (9th career win). TEPERA, RHP #52 (5-4, 3.72 ERA, 1.24 WHIP) LH:.291 (25-86, 2HR) 56G, 55.2IP, 18BB/57K, 51H,.251 OBA RH:.222 (26-117, 5HR) LAST APP: 8/24 vs. PHI (0.2, H) LAST HR: 8/7 vs. BOS FBE: 37-for-56 IR-RS: (50.0%) SV-OP: 7-14 HOLDS: 14 THROWS: Fourseam (34%, 96mph), Cutter (33%, 90mph), Sinker (29%, 96mph), Slider (3%, 83mph), Changeup (2%, 90mph) Leads the team with 14 holds...led the team in 2017 with 18 holds. Is tied for 6th among AL relievers with 5 wins. Has converted 7 of his last 11 save opportunities. Placed on the DL from 6/28-7/14 with right elbow inflammation. Recorded his 1st save on 5/25 at PHI, the 4th of his career...notched another save on 5/27 at PHI, recording saves in back-to-back games for the 1st time in his career DL Injury Date Games Alford R-Hamstring Strain 3/26-4/18 17 (12-5) Barnes L-Knee Tendinitis 6/22-7/31 32 (14-18) Cruz R-Groin Strain 7/8-42 (19-23) Diaz R-Ankle Sprain 5/7-5/31 21 (6-15) Donaldson R-Shoulder Inflammation 4/11-5/2 18 (9-9) Donaldson L-Calf Tightness 5/29-76 (35-41) Drury L-Hand Fracture 8/6-19 (9-10) Estrada L-Glute Strain 7/10-7/29 15 (7-8) Garcia L-Shoulder Inflammation 5/16-5/25 9 (3-6) Garcia L-Shoulder Inflammation 6/20-7/14 22 (10-12) Grichuk R-Knee Sprain 4/30-5/31 29 (10-19) Gurriel Jr. Concussion 7/15-7/21 3 (2-1) Gurriel Jr. L-Ankle Sprain 7/30-8/23 23 (10-13) Morales R-Hamstring Strain 4/10-4/19 6 (5-1) Pearce L-Oblique Strain 5/3-6/21 43 (16-27) Pillar R-Sternoclavicular Joint 7/15-8/2 14 (6-8) Pompey R-Wrist Sprain 3/26-4/18 17 (12-5) Sanchez R-Index Finger Contusion 6/22-8/24 54 (25-29) Solarte R-Oblique Strain 8/12-14 (8-6) Stroman R-Shoulder Fatigue 5/9-6/22 39 (15-24) Stroman R-Middle Finger Blister 8/18-8 (5-3) Tepera R-Elbow Inflammation 6/28-7/14 14 (6-8) Tulowitzki R-Heel 3/ (60-70) Extra-Inning: Granderson, 4/24 vs. BOS (10th inning off C. Kimbrel) Solarte, 5/3 (1) at CLE (11th inning off T. Olson) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (12th inning off B. Johnson) Morales, 6/24 at LAA (10th inning off H. Robles) Pillar, 8/7 vs. BOS (10th inning off T. Thornburg) Walk-off: Granderson, 4/24 vs. BOS (10th inning off C. Kimbrel) Maile, 5/11 vs. BOS (12th inning off B. Johnson) Smoak, 6/30 vs. DET (9th inning off J. Jimenez) Inside-the-park: LAST: Carrera, 5/6/17 at TB Leadoff: Pearce, 4/8 at TEX Granderson, 6/7 vs. BAL Granderson, 7/27 at CWS Pinch-hit: Morales, 6/24 at LAA Back-to-back: Solarte/Martin, 4/6 at TEX (6th inning) Hernandez/Solarte, 6/17 vs. WSH (8th inning) Martin/Grichuk, 7/20 vs. BAL (5th inning) Granderson/Gurriel Jr., 7/27 at CWS (1st inning) Smoak/Morales, 8/21 vs. BAL (5th inning)

4 as- dasdfasdfasdfasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 4 DIAZ, #1 (.258, 16HR,.751 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.221/.271 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1-4, K) STREAK: 5G, 6-17 HOMESTAND:.353 (6-17), 2-2B, HR, 4RBI, BB, 3K LAST HR: 8/21 Has batted.298 (31-for-104) with 7-2B, 8-HR and 18-RBI since the ASB. Hitting.277 (64-for-231) in 68G since his DL stint (14-2B, 10-HR, 28- RBI)...Hit.216 (22-for-102) in 32G prior to that. Ranks 6th in the AL with 15 HR as a shortstop. 8/21 vs. BAL, hit his 16th homer, 1 shy of a career high (2016)...Was his 8th HR since the ASB, tied for 7th most in the AL. GRANDERSON, #18 (.242, 11HR,.772 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.143/.250 LAST APP: 8/25 vs. BAL (PR-DH) STREAK: 1G, 2-3 HOMESTAND:.286 (2-7), 2B LAST HR: 8/15 at KC Is 17-for-58 (.310) with 6-2B, 2-HR, 6-RBI and 7BB over his last 18G. Leads all leadoff batters with 4.37 P/PA when batting 1st in the order. Named the Blue Jays 2018 Heart & Hustle Award winner...joins Chase Utley and Dustin Pedroia as the only seven-time award winners. 7/27 at CWS, hit his 47th leadoff HR, 5th most all-time and 1 shy of Ian Kinsler (48) for the most among active players. 8/15 at KC, hit his 10th career grand slam...became 1 of 6 active players with 10+ slams and the 3rd all-time to hit 2 in a season vs. KC. GRICHUK, #15 (.232, 18HR,.756 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.218/.239 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (2-3, HR, RBI, BB, K) STREAK: 3G, 5-10 HOMESTAND:.357 (5-14), 2B, HR, RBI, 2BB, 2K LAST HR: 8/26 Has 18 XBH in his last 34G (11-2B, 7-HR) while batting.281 (36-for-128) with 17-RBI (.865 OPS). 8/9 vs. BOS, homered in back-to-back games for the 2nd time this year (6/8-9)...Had 3 RBI in consecutive games for the 1st time in his career. 8/19 at NYY, hit his 17th HR...Was his 1st career HR at Yankee Stadium and his first 1st-inning HR this year. 8/26 vs. PHI, hit his 18th HR and his 13th at home. GURRIEL JR., #13 (.307, 7HR,.810 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.286/.315 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (0-3, BB, 2K) STREAK: 0-7 HOMESTAND:.100 (1-10), RBI, 2BB, 4K LAST HR: 7/27 at CWS Had hits in each of his 18 starts from 6/21-8/24 (.423, 33-for-78, 4-2B, 5-HR, 16-RBI), tied for the 3rd longest streak in MLB this year (Andrus and Brantley-19; Ramos-18). Had a career-long 12G hit streak from 7/11-8/24 (.481, 26-for-54, 3-2B, 3-HR, 10-RBI), 1G shy of Smoak for the longest by a Blue Jay in Had an 11G multi-hit streak from 7/11-29, surpassing Tony Fernandez (9G in 1986) for the longest in team history...was the longest by a rookie all-time and tied for the longest in AL history with Shoeless Joe Jackson (1912) and Sam Rice (1925)...Became the 7th player since 1900 to record an 11+G multi-hit streak (last: Tony Perez - 11 in 1973). Was on the DL with a concussion from 7/15-21 and landed there again from 7/30-8/23 with a left ankle sprain. Called up from AA NH on 4/20...Recalled from AAA BUF on 6/19 and 7/2. 7/27 at CWS, followed up a Granderson HR in the 1st inning, starting a game with back-to-back HR for the 4th time in franchise history...added another HR for his 1st career multi-hr game...added a double for his 3rd 3H game and his 1st career 3-XBH game. HERNANDEZ, #37 (.237, 18HR,.766 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.219/.245 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (0-4, 4K) STREAK: 0-6 HOMESTAND:.167 (2-12), RBI, BB, 7K LAST HR: 8/9 vs. BOS Has had 51 of his 96 hits go for extra bases (26-2B, 7-3B, 18-HR)...His 53.1% XBH rate is 7th highest in MLB. Is slugging.710 on inside pitches, 2nd best in MLB (MLB avg:.433). His 7-3B are the most by a Blue Jay since Alex Rios had 8 in /9 vs. BOS, hit his 18th HR to tie Smoak for the team lead at the time... Homered in consecutive games for the 4th time in his career...has 8 HR and 20 RBI in 20 career games vs. BOS. JANSEN, #9 (.333, 1HR,.982 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.500/.321 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (0-4, K) STREAK: 0-4 HOMESTAND:.231 (3-13), 3-2B, BB, K LAST HR: 8/14 at KC Reached base safely in each of his first 8 MLB games, the 4th player in team history to do so (Barfield-1981, Hill-2005, Goins-2013)...His 10 hits through his first 8G tied for 5th most in team history. Had hits in each of his first 6 MLB games (8/13-22), just the 3rd player and the only catcher in team history to do so. Recalled from AAA Buffalo on 8/12...Made his MLB debut on 8/13 at KC and singled in his 1st PA...Finished 2-for-3 to become the 19th player in team history with 2+ hits in his MLB debut, and the 4th catcher to do so... Along with Sean Reid-Foley, formed the 1st starting batterymates in team history to debut at the same time and the first in the AL since Slashed.275/.390/.473 with 21-2B, 1-3B, 12-HR and a team-leading 58-RBI over 88G for the Bisons this year. 8/14 at KC, hit his 1st MLB HR...Became the 11th player in team history to homer within his first 2 MLB contests and the 3rd catcher to do so, joining J.P Arencibia (2010) and Sandy Martinez (1995) TOR AL AVG th OBP.315 9th SLG.428 6th OPS.743 6th HR 177 4th R/G th BB 422 8th SO th RISP.261 5th DIFF th BLUE JAYS HITTERS MAILE, #21 (.231, 3HR,.660 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.255/.221 LAST APP: 8/21 vs. BAL (1-4, RBI, K) STREAK: 1G, 1-4 HOMESTAND:.250 (1-4), RBI, K LAST HR: 6/2 at DET Placed on Paternity List from 8/ Has set career highs this year in runs (21), hits (42), 2B (10) and RBI (27). 6/2 at DET, doubled to snap an 0-for-20 skid, then hit his 3rd home run for his 3rd career multi-xbh game, all of which have come this season. 6/9 vs. BAL, drew a bases-loaded walk in the 10th inning for his 3rd career walk-off (all in 2018)...Singled in the 10th inning for the win on 4/17(2) vs. KC and homered in the 12th for the win on 5/11 vs. BOS. MARTIN, #55 (.199, 10HR,.673 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.232/.188 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1-4) STREAK: 1G, 1-4 HOMESTAND:.077 (1-13), BB, 2K LAST HR: 8/3 at SEA Has chased just 10.2% (72/706) of pitches outside of the strike zone this season, the best rate in the Majors. Has played 17G at third base, surpassing his career high from 2008 (11)...Has 13 starts at third, surpassing his career high (9) from last year. His 44-BB as a catcher leads the AL. Had a 16G on-base streak from 7/27-8/20 while hitting.333 (16-for-48) with 3-2B, 3-HR, 7-RBI and 11BB/12K (.484 OBP, OPS). 8/3 at SEA, hit his 10th HR...Homered in consecutive games for the 15th time in his career...gave him 64 HR as a Toronto catcher, supassing J.P. Arencibia (63) for 2nd most in team history (E. Whitt-127). 8/19 at NYY, hit leadoff for the first time since 6/22/10 (1-for-4, BB, 2K). McKINNEY, #28 (.370, 3HR, OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.000/.400 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (2-3, 2-2B, BB) STREAK: 3G, 4-9 HOMESTAND:.400 (6-15), 2-2B, 3HR, 7RBI, 4BB, 4K LAST HR: 8/25 Is 9-for-20 (.391) with 2-2B, 3-HR and 9-RBI through 8G as a Blue Jay. Became the 1st player in team history with 3+HR and 9+RBI in his first 7G as a Blue Jay. Acquired from the Yankees along with 3B Brandon Drury in exchance for LHP J.A. Happ on 7/26. Was recalled from AAA Buffalo on 8/17...Made his Blue Jays debut on 8/18 at NYY, going 2-for-4 with a walk and his first 2 MLB RBI. 8/21 vs. BAL, hit his 1st MLB HR...Added 2 RBI for his 1st 3-RBI game. 8/25 vs. PHI, notched his 2nd HR while going 1-for-1 with a BB & HBP. 8/26 vs. PHI, homered in back-to-back games for the 1st time. MORALES, #8 (.264, 21HR,.827 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.211/.289 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (1-3, HR, 2RBI, BB, K) STREAK: 10G, HOMESTAND:.478 (11-23), 7HR, 12RBI, BB, 4K LAST HR: 8/26 Riding a 7G home run streak with 8HR in that span, now the longest streak in MLB this year (Matt Carpenter-6G) and the longest in team history (Jose Cruz Jr. - 6G in 2001). Hitting.425 (31-for-73) with a.488 OBP and a.753 SLG (6-2B, 6-HR) when leading off an inning, all the highest in the Majors. Had a career-long 0-for-29 drought from 5/2-5/10...Had a.143 AVG at the time...is 79-for-262 (.302) in 81G since then, with 13-2B, 17HR & 41RBI. 8/20 vs. BAL, hit 2 HR (1R, 3R) for his 22nd career multi-hr game, his 2nd this season (also 5/1 at MIN)...Homered in consecutive games for the 25th time in his career (2nd in 2018)...The 4-RBI were a season high. 8/21 vs. BAL, homered in 3 straight games for the 3rd time in his career. 8/22 vs. BAL, homered in 4 straight games for the 1st time in his career... Became the 15th Blue Jay (21st time) to homer in 4 consecutive contests. 8/23 vs. PHI, hit his 19th HR to tie Smoak for the team lead...became the 3rd Blue Jay all-time to homer in 5+ consecutive games (Cruz Jr.-6 in 2001; Bautista-5 in 2014). 8/24 vs. PHI, took the team lead with his 20th HR, his 7th in 6 games. 8/24 vs. PHI, hit his 21st HR and surpassed Jose Cruz Jr. (2001) for the longest HR streak in team history (7)...Became the 7th player all-time with a 7+ game HR streak (last: Kevin Mench-7G in 2006). PILLAR, #11 (.252, 10HR,.698 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.221/.265 LAST APP: 8/26 vs. PHI (0-4, K) STREAK: 0-6 HOMESTAND:.200 (4-20), 3-2B, RBI, 2K LAST HR: 8/14 at KC Has gone 21-for-76 (.276) with 8-2B, 2-HR and 12-RBI in 21G since DL. Had an 8G hitting streak from 8/14-21, 1 shy of tying his season long... Went 13-for-31 (.419) with 6-2B, 1-HR and 8-RBI over that stretch. Is 1 of 8 Blue Jays all-time with double seasons. 8/7 vs. BOS, hit a 2R HR in the 10th, his 1st career extra-inning homer. 8/14 at KC, hit his 10th HR of the season and the 50th of his career...was his first road HR since 9/15/17 at MIN. SMOAK, #14 (.249, 19HR,.813 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.252/.247 LAST APP: 8/25 vs. PHI (0-3, BB, K) STREAK: 0-12 HOMESTAND:.059 (1-17), HR, RBI, 3BB, 6K LAST HR: 8/21 vs. BAL Has gone 45-for-159 (.283) with 11-2B, 8-HR, 19-RBI and 20BB over his last 40 games (.503 SLG,.866 OPS). His 71-BB are 5th most in the AL (4th: Bregman-74). Had back-to-back 3H games on 8/8-9, doing so for the 2nd time in his career (3/31-4/1/18). 8/7 vs. BOS, tied the game, 5-5, in the 9th inning with a solo HR...His 14 HR in the 9th or later over the last 2 seasons leads MLB. 8/21 vs. BAL, recorded his team-leading 19th home run. TRAVIS, #29 (.229, 10HR,.651 OPS) vs. LHP/RHP:.272/.212 LAST APP: 8/25 vs. PHI (0-3, BB) STREAK: 0-7 HOMESTAND:.067 (1-15), HR, 3RBI, BB, 6K LAST HR: 8/22 vs. BAL Is 58-for-229 (.253) with 6-2B, 2-3B, 9-HR and 37-RBI over his last 67G. Had multiple RBI in 3G straight for the 1st time in his career from 8/2-4. 8/13 at KC, hit his 9th HR, his 5th to break a 0-0 score. 8/22 vs. BAL, hit his 10th home run...marked his 34th HR as a Toronto 2nd baseman, tying Orlando Hudson for 3rd all-time (Hill-90, Alomar-54).

5 as- dasdfasdf BLUE JAYS GAME NOTES Page 5 Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Rec. Stand GB Time Attend. 1 3/29 vs. NYY L 1-6 Severino Happ 0-1 T :51 48, /30 vs. NYY L 2-4 Tanaka Sanchez Chapman :49 33, /31 vs. NYY W 5-3 Tepera Betances Osuna 1-2 T :37 37, /1 vs. NYY W 7-4 Clippard Robertson Oh 2-2 T :03 29, /2 vs. CWS W 4-2 Oh Farquhar Osuna :51 16, /3 vs. CWS W 14-5 Happ Gonzalez :27 17, /4 vs. CWS L 3-4 Jones Tepera Soria :56 17, /6 at TEX W 8-5 Estrada Moore Osuna :06 21, /7 at TEX L 1-5 Minor Stroman 5-4 T :37 26, /8 at TEX W 7-4 Garcia Hamels Osuna :16 26, /9 at BAL W 7-1 Happ Bundy :56 7, /10 at BAL W 2-1 Sanchez O Day Osuna :37 8, /11 at BAL L 3-5 Gausman Estrada Brach :57 10, /13 at CLE W 8-4 Barnes McAllister :12 25, /17 (1) vs. KC W 11-3 Garcia Skoglund : /17 (2) vs. KC W(10) 5-4 Clippard Flynn :37 18, /18 vs. KC W 15-5 Happ Kennedy :05 28, /19 at NYY L 3-4 Green Sanchez Chapman :00 36, /20 at NYY W 8-5 Estrada German Osuna :22 39, /21 at NYY L 1-9 Montomery Stroman :50 40, /22 at NYY L 1-5 Severino Garcia :47 43, /24 vs. BOS W(10) 4-3 Clippard Kimbrel :51 20, /25 vs. BOS L 3-4 Rodriguez Barnes Kimbrel :04 18, /26 vs. BOS L 4-5 Sale Estrada Kimbrel :08 23, /27 vs. TEX L 4-6 Minor Stroman Kela :50 26, /28 vs. TEX L 4-7 Colon Garcia Kela :00 39, /29 vs. TEX W 7-2 Happ Perez :37 31, /30 at MIN W 7-5 Sanchez Lynn Osuna :13 16,456 March/April Record: Home: 9-7 Road: 7-5 Runs For: 149 Runs Against: /1 at MIN W(10) 7-4 Clippard Curtiss Osuna :32 16, /2 at MIN L 0-4 Romero Stroman :47 16, /3 (1) at CLE W(11) Mayza Olson : /3 (2) at CLE L 4-13 Plutko Biagini :11 19, /4 at TB L 2-6 Yarbrough Happ :39 11, /5 at TB L 3-5 Faria Sanchez Colome :52 16, /6 at TB W 2-1 Tepera Colome Osuna :56 14, /8 vs. SEA L 0-5 Paxton Stroman :19 20, /9 vs. SEA W 5-2 Tepera Nicasio Clippard :08 20, /10 vs. SEA L 3-9 Leake Happ :58 22, /11 vs. BOS W(12) 5-3 Gaviglio Johnson :54 28, /12 vs. BOS L 2-5 Price Estrada Kimbrel :11 37, /13 vs. BOS L 3-5 Velazquez Biagini Kelly :42 37, /15 at NYM L 2-12 Syndergaard Garcia :02 28, /16 at NYM W 12-1 Happ Wheeler :34 28, /17 vs. OAK L 5-10 Petit Sanchez :34 22, /18 vs. OAK L 1-3 Coulombe Estrada Treinen T :55 21, /19 vs. OAK L 4-5 Pagan Clippard Treinen :16 35, /20 vs. OAK L 2-9 Mengden Biagini :11 30, /22 vs. LAA W 5-3 Happ Richards Clippard :31 27, /23 vs. LAA L 4-5 Anderson Clippard Parker :45 25, /24 vs. LAA L 1-8 Tropeano Estrada :53 43, /25 at PHI W 6-5 Gaviglio Eflin Tepera :59 21, /26 at PHI L 1-2 Dominguez Biagini Garcia :25 26, /27 at PHI W 5-3 Happ Pivetta Tepera :50 24, /28 at BOS L 3-8 Price Sanchez :54 34, /29 at BOS L 3-8 Porcello Estrada Kimbrel :59 33, /30 at BOS L 4-6 Rodriguez Gaviglio Kimbrel :52 33,451 May Record: 9-19 Home: 3-10 Road: 6-9 Runs For: 107 Runs Against: /1 at DET L 2-5 Hardy Garcia Greene :52 22, /2 at DET L 4-7 Coleman Oh Jimenez :37 34, /3 at DET W 8-4 Sanchez Fulmer :02 24, /5 vs. NYY L 2-7 Sabathia Oh :38 29, /6 vs. NYY L(13) 0-3 Robertson Biagini Chapman :41 27, /7 vs. BAL W(10) 5-4 Barnes Castro :13 24, /8 vs. BAL W 5-1 Happ Cashner :44 28, /9 vs. BAL W(10) 4-3 Axford Givens :19 34, /10 vs. BAL W 13-3 Estrada Cobb :03 33, /11 at TB L 4-8 Yarbrough Gaviglio :34 10, /12 at TB L 1-4 Pruitt Garcia Romo :41 11, /13 at TB L 0-1 Castillo Tepera :00 10, /15 vs. WAS W 6-5 Oh Gonzalez Tepera :35 29, /16 vs. WAS W 2-0 Estrada Scherzer Clippard T :34 36, /17 vs. WAS W 8-6 Tepera Madson T :30 35, /19 vs. ATL L 4-11 Freeman Garcia :03 32, /20 vs. ATL W 5-4 Happ Sanchez Tepera :30 45, /21 at LAA L 5-8 Ramirez Axford Anderson T :03 30, /22 at LAA L 1-2 Heaney Estrada Parker :17 38, /23 at LAA W 4-1 Oh Anderson Tepera :07 40, /24 at LAA W(10) 7-6 Tepera Robles Clippard :33 33, /25 at HOU W 6-3 Happ Verlander Oh :10 28, /26 at HOU L 0-7 Morton Borucki :42 38, /27 at HOU L 6-7 Harris Tepera :55 39, /29 vs. DET W 3-2 Stroman Liriano Clippard :33 24,068 BLUE JAYS DAY-BY-DAY 2018 Highs and Lows Gm Date Opp. W/L Score Winner Loser Save Rec. Stand GB Time Attend. 82 6/30 vs. DET W 4-3 Oh Jimenez :38 27,066 June Record: Home: 10-3 Road: 4-9 Runs For: 109 Runs Against: /1 vs. DET L 1-9 Zimmermann Happ :31 37, /2 vs. DET L(10) 3-2 Jimenez Oh Hardy :44 29, /3 vs. NYM W 8-6 Axford Peterson Clippard :13 24, /4 vs. NYM L 3-6 Lugo Stroman Familia :46 26, /6 vs. NYY W 6-2 Biagini Gray :07 37, /7 vs. NYY L 5-8 Severino Happ :31 44, /8 vs. NYY L(10) 1-2 Green Clippard Robertson :51 39, /10 at ATL W 6-2 Stroman Minter :58 31, /11 at ATL L 5-9 Foltynewicz Gaviglio :58 27, /12 at BOS L 4-6 Price Happ Kimbrel :19 37, /13 at BOS W 13-7 Petricka Porcello :43 37, /14 at BOS L 2-6 Kimbrel Rowley :32 36, /15 at BOS L 2-5 Workman Stroman Kimbrel :12 36, /20 vs. BAL W(10) 8-7 Axford Fry :01 31, /21 vs. BAL W 4-1 Stroman Cobb Tepera :30 35, /22 vs. BAL W 5-4 Axford Scott Clippard :54 39, /23 vs. MIN L 3-8 Mejia Santos :18 25, /24 vs. MIN L 0-5 Berrios Borucki :30 31, /25 vs. MIN L(11) 6-12 Belisle Petricka :20 32, /27 at CWS W 10-5 Stroman Lopez :05 20, /28 at CWS L 5-9 Minaya Tepera :11 29, /29 at CWS W 7-4 Santos Fry :57 23, /30 at OAK L 1-10 Jackson Estrada :59 11, /31 at OAK L 2-6 Cahill Gaviglio :10 17,325 July Record: 9-15 Home: 5-8 Road: 4-7 Runs For: 109 Runs Against: /1 at OAK L 3-8 Manaea Stroman :04 17, /2 at SEA W 7-3 Hauschild Nicasio :01 26, /3 at SEA W 7-2 Borucki Gonzales :23 30, /4 at SEA W 5-1 Estrada Paxton :34 41, /5 at SEA L 3-6 Duke Biagini Diaz :37 40, /7 vs. BOS L 7-10 Kimbrel Giles :27 31, /8 vs. BOS L 5-10 Johnson Hauschild :02 36, /9 vs. BOS W 8-5 Borucki Porcello :49 28, /10 vs. TB L 0-7 Snell Estrada :27 29, /11 vs. TB L 1-3 Castillo Gaviglio Romo :56 38, /12 vs. TB W 2-1 Garcia Alvarado Giles :34 33, /13 at KC L 1-3 Keller Reid-Foley Peralta :42 14, /14 at KC W 6-5 Petricka Boyer Giles :06 13, /15 at KC W 6-5 Estrada Lopez Giles :39 14, /16 at KC L 2-6 Flynn Gaviglio :43 14, /17 at NYY L(7) 5-7 Green Biagini :32 42, /18 at NYY L 6-11 Severino Reid-Foley :29 44, /19 at NYY L 2-10 Happ Borucki :18 43, /20 vs. BAL W 5-3 Estrada Cashner Giles :34 25, /21 vs. BAL W 8-2 Gaviglio Bundy :39 25, /22 vs. BAL W 6-0 Pannone Hess :37 40, /24 vs. PHI W 4-2 Borucki Arrieta Giles :43 26, /25 vs. PHI W 8-6 Biagini Dominguez Giles :59 33, /26 vs. PHI L 3-8 Velasquez Estrada :17 28, /27 at BAL 132 8/28 at BAL 133 8/29 at BAL 134 8/31 at MIA 135 9/1 at MIA 136 9/2 at MIA 137 9/3 vs. TB 138 9/4 vs. TB 139 9/5 vs. TB 140 9/6 vs. CLE 141 9/7 vs. CLE 142 9/8 vs. CLE 143 9/9 vs. CLE 144 9/11 at BOS 145 9/12 at BOS 146 9/13 at BOS 147 9/14 at NYY 148 9/15 at NYY 149 9/16 at NYY 150 9/17 at BAL 151 9/18 at BAL 152 9/19 at BAL 153 9/20 vs. TB 154 9/21 vs. TB 155 9/22 vs. TB 156 9/23 vs. TB 157 9/24 vs. HOU 158 9/25 vs. HOU 159 9/26 vs. HOU 160 9/28 at TB 161 9/29 at TB 162 9/30 at TB TEAM GAME (Batting): INDIVIDUAL GAME (Batting): TEAM GAME (Pitching): Most At-Bats:...49, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most At-Bats:... 7, Josh Donaldson, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Innings Pitched: , vs. New York (A.L.), June 6 (13 innings) Most At-Bats (9-inning games):...43, vs. Baltimore, June 10 Most At-Bats (9-inn):...6, Teoscar Hernandez, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Hits Allowed:...17, vs. Seattle, May 10 Most Plate Appearances:...59, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings)...6, Yangervis Solarte, at Boston, July , vs. Minnesota, July 25 (11 innings) Most Plate Appearances (9-inning games):...50, at Boston, July 13 Most Plate Appearances:...7, done 4 times. Most Batters Faced:... 57, vs. Minnesota, July 25 (11 innings)... 48, at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most Plate Appearances (9-inning games):...6, done 10 times. Most Runs:...15, vs. Kansas City, April 18 Most Runs:...3, done 7 times. Most Batters Faced (9-inning games):...48, at Cleveland, May 3 Most Hits:...5, Yangervis Solarte, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings)...48, vs. Oakland, May 17 Most Hits:...19, vs. Baltimore, June 10 Most Hits (9-inn):...4, Teoscar Hernandez, vs. Kansas City, April , vs. Atlanta, June 19 Most Doubles:...7, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...4, Justin Smoak, vs. Texas, April 27 Most Runs Allowed:...13, at Cleveland, May 3 Most Triples:... 2, at Boston, May , Curtis Granderson, vs. Baltimore, June 10 Most Earned Runs:...13, at Cleveland, May 3 Most Home Runs:...5, at Chicago (A.L.), July , Devon Travis, at Boston, July 12 Most Home Runs Allowed:...4, vs. Seattle, May 10 Most Extra-Base Hits:...10, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 3...4, Kevin Pillar, at Boston, July , vs. Baltimore, July 20 (10 innings) Most Total Bases:...33, vs. Baltimore, June , Teoscar Hernandez, at Seattle, August , at New York (A.L.), August 18 Most Runs Batted In:...13, done 5 times.... 4, Randal Grichuk, at Seattle, August , vs. Philadelphia, August 26 Most Stolen Bases:...4, vs. New York (A.L.), March 31 Most Doubles:...3, Teoscar Hernandez, at Seattle, August 2 Most Walks Allowed:... 10, vs. New York (A.L.), July 7 Most Caught Stealing:...2, at Minnesota, May 2 Most Triples:...1, done 14 times. Most Strikeouts:... 15, vs. Baltimore, July 22 Most Walks:... 9, at New York (A.L.), April 20 Most Home Runs:... 2, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1...2, Kevin Pillar, vs. Texas, April 28 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...3, vs. Chicago (A.L.), April 4...9, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings)... 2, Kendrys Morales, at Minnesota, May 1 (10 innings) INDIVIDUAL GAME (Pitching): Most Strikeouts:... 19, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings)...2, Luke Maile, vs. Boston, May 11 (12 innings) Most Innings Pitched: , J.A. Happ, vs. Atlanta, June 20 Most Strikeouts (9-inning games):...15, vs. Oakland, May , Yangervis Solarte, vs. Washington, June 15 Most Hits Allowed:...11, Marcus Stroman, at Oakland, August , at Houston, June , Randal Grichuk, vs. Washington, June 17 Most Batters Faced:...32, Sam Gaviglio, vs. Baltimore, July 20 (10 inn) Most Sac Hits:...1, vs. Oakland, May , Curtis Granderson, at Houston, June 25 Most Batters Faced (9-inn):... 31, J.A. Happ, vs. Atlanta, June , vs. Detroit, July 2 (10 innings)... 2, Justin Smoak, at Boston, July 13 Most Runs Allowed:...8, Marcus Stroman, at New York (A.L.), April , at Oakland, July , Lourdes Gurriel Jr., at Chicago (A.L.), July , Sean Reid-Foley, at New York (A.L.), August 18 Most Sac Flies:...2, at Texas, April 6...2, Kendrys Morales, vs. Baltimore, August 20 Most Earned Runs:...7, J.A. Happ, vs. Seattle, May , vs. Texas, April 29 Most Extra-Base Hits:...3, done 5 times....7, Aaron Sanchez, at Boston, May , at Houston, June 27 Most Total Bases:...10, Yangervis Solarte, vs. Washington, June , at Chicago (A.L.), July , Lourdes Gurriel Jr., at Chicago (A.L.), July , J.A. Happ, vs. Detroit, July 1 Most Runs Batted In:... 6, Justin Smoak, vs. New York (A.L.), April 1...7, Marcus Stroman, at Oakland, August 1 Most Hit-By-Pitch:... 3, at Boston, May , Yangervis Solarte, at Cleveland, May 3 (11 innings) Most Home Runs:...3, Marco Estrada, at New York (A.L.), April 20 Most GDP:... 4, at Seattle, August , Curtis Granderson, vs. Baltimore, June , Sean Reid-Foley, at New York (A.L.), August 18 Most Stolen Bases:...3, Kevin Pillar, vs. New York (A.L.), March , Marco Estrada, vs. Philadelphia, August 26 Most Walks:...3, done 7 times. Most Walks:...6, J.A. Happ, vs. New York (A.L.), July 7 Most Strikeouts:...4, done 6 times. Most Strikeouts:...10, J.A. Happ, vs. Boston, April 24 (10 innings) Most Sac Hits:...1, done 3 times....10, J.A. Happ, at New York (N.L.), May 16 Most GDP:...2, Yangervis Solarte, vs. Seattle, May 10 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...2, done 4 times.

6 DATE: 8/26/18 TORONTO BLUE JAYS TEAM BATTING / PITCHING ID: TEAMBPR TIME: 19:15:52 Compiled by the MLB Baseball Information System PAGE: 1 THRU GAMES OF 8/26/18 * = D/L, + = ROOKIE, # = MULT. TEAMS GI PINCH HIT PLAYER AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HP BB IBB SO SB CS DP E SLG OBP AB H HR RBI Diaz,A * Donaldson,J * Drury,B # TOR Granderson,C Grichuk,R Gurriel,L Hernandez,T Jansen,D Maile,L Martin, Jr,R McKinney,B # TOR Morales,K RIGHT LEFT Pillar,K Smoak,J RIGHT LEFT * Solarte,Y RIGHT LEFT Travis,D * Tulowitzki,T Gaviglio,S Petricka,J * Stroman,M TORONTO OPPONENTS DH OPP PITCHER R/L W L ERA G GS CG GF SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK AVG Biagini,J R Borucki,R L Clippard,T R * Cruz,R R Estrada,M R Gaviglio,S R Giles,K # R TOR R Mayza,T L Morales,K R Pannone,T L Petricka,J R Sanchez,A R Shafer,J R * Stroman,M R Tepera,R R TORONTO OPPONENTS