PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (46-56) RHP Zach Eflin (3-3, 3.40) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (54-46) LHP Adam Conley (6-5, 3.58)

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1 FISH BITES The Marlins continue a 10-game homestand with the finale of this three-game set against the Philadelphia Phillies today at 12:10 p.m. Miami is starting LHP Adam Conley, who in four career starts against the Phillies has gone 1-1 with a 1.88 ERA. Philadelphia is countering with RHP Zach Eflin, who is making his first career start against the Fish. This afternoon's national anthem will be performed by Emily Kaufman, and the ceremonial first pitch will be thrown by Luis Gallardo. Today s contest is the final game of 10 straight against NL East opponents, prior to closing out the homestand with four games against the St. Louis Cardinals starting tomorrow. Miami is 7-5 thus far on a 20-game stretch without an off-day to begin the second half. LAST NIGHT VS. PHILADELPHIA The Marlins turned the page after being shut out in the opener of the series, downing the Philadelphia Phillies, 5-0. The game was scoreless until the sixth, when Giancarlo Stanton plated Martín Prado with a single to right field and provided the only run Miami would need. However, the Fish erupted for four runs in the eighth, two of which came home on a RBI single by Adeiny Hechavarria. Ichiro Suzuki led off the frame with career hit 2,997, while Stanton drove home the first run of the inning, and Miguel Rojas plated the final run. Stanton and Rojas both paced the offense with two hits apiece. Tom Koehler tossed 6.0 shut down innings, allowing just three hits and a walk while striking out five. ELIAS SAYS... With the game scoreless and a runner on second base in the sixth inning last night, Giancarlo Stanton delivered a twoout, RBI single as the Marlins went on to defeat the Phillies, 5-0. Entering that at-bat, Stanton was just 7x37 (.189) with runners in scoring position and two outs this season. However, he's found success in those situations recently. He was hitless in his first 19 at-bats with runners in scoring position and two outs in the 2016 campaign; since then, he is 8x19 in those situations (.421), including his clutch hit on Tuesday. UP NEXT Miami welcomes the St. Louis Cardinals to Marlins Park tomorrow in the first game of a four-game set starting at 7:10 p.m. The Marlins lead the 2016 season series, 2-1, after taking two of three at Busch Stadium to open the second half of the season. The Fish have gone 5-8 against the Red Birds at home since 2012, and trail the series in South Florida, The Marlins also trail the all-time series, HEATING UP THE HOT CORNER Over his last 10 games at Marlins Park, Martín Prado has been on fire, batting.471 (16x34) with seven doubles and nine RBI. He has collected at least one hit in nine of those games, including five multi-hit affairs. Over that span he has raised his home average from.217 to.266. On the season, Prado leads all qualifying National League third basemen in average with a.319 mark, and ranks second in the Majors only to Yunel Escobar (.327). HIT SQUAD Miami leads the National League and ranks second in the Majors with 938 hits, trailing only Boston (1009). The Fish are averaging 9.4 hits a game in 2016, the highest mark in Club history, ahead of the 2007 team that averaged 9.3. The Marlins.270 average as a team again ranks second in MLB to the Red Sox (.290), and would rank second behind the 2005 (.272) team for the highest single-season team average in Franchise history. SWEET SWINGIN' LEFTY Christian Yelich has been putting together his finest season since coming to the Majors, batting.322 with 10 home runs, 54 RBI, a.399 on-base percentage and.493 slugging percentage. His average, HR, OBP and SLG are all career-bests, while his RBI total has tied a career best, last done in He needs four doubles to have 30 in each of the last three seasons and become the sixth Marlins player in Franchise history to have three-or-more consecutive seasons of 30+ doubles. Dating back to June 27, 2015, Yelich owns the second-highest average among all Major League hitters at.337, behind only Jose Altuve (.343). QUICK FISH The Marlins have legged out 94 infield hits this season, third-most in the Majors, behind St. Louis (102) and Boston (96). J.T. Realmuto leads Miami with 15, which is tied for ninth in the National League, behind league leaders Aledmys Diaz (21) and Jonathan Villar (21). Ichiro Suzuki ranks second on the club with 11, followed by Martín Prado with 10. Ichiro is the active leader in infield hits with 644 (Elias), followed by Alex Rodriguez (300) and Jose Reyes (276). MULTIPLE FISH WITH MULTIPLE HITS Miami is one of just three National League teams to feature three-or-more players with 30+ multi-hit games this season. Christian Yelich (34) leads the Marlins and is T-5 th in the NL, along with Martín Prado (33; T-7 th ) and Marcell Ozuna (30; T- 14 th ). The Colorado Rockies have four players, represented by Carlos Gonzalez (36), DJ LeMahieu (36), Nolan Arenado (32) and Charlie Blackmon (30), while the Dodgers have three with Corey Seager (33), Justin Turner (31), and Adrian Gonzalez (30). HOT TIMES AT MARLINS PARK Since starting the season 1-7 at home, the Fish have gone (.625) over their last 40 at Marlins Park. Miami's home winning percentage since April 21 ranks fourth among National League clubs, behind San Francisco (.659; 27-14), the Cubs (.650; 26-14) and the Dodgers (.628; 27-16). On the season, Miami ranks third in the league with 17 saves at home, behind Pittsburgh (19) and the Mets (18). The Marlins.233 average against ranks fourth behind Chicago (.205), Los Angeles (.219) and Washington (.222). CLIMBING THE LADDER PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES (46-56) RHP Zach Eflin (3-3, 3.40) vs. MIAMI MARLINS (54-46) LHP Adam Conley (6-5, 3.58) MARLINS PARK, MIAMI, FL Wednesday, July 27, :10 P.M. GAME: 101 (54-46) HOME GAME: 49 (26-22) TODAY'S BROADCASTS: FS FLORIDA WINZ (940 AM) WAQI (710 AM) MARLINS VS. PHILLIES DATE SITE RESULT TIME/ATTND 5/6 MIA W,6-4 19,983 5/7 MIA L,3-4 21,719 5/8 MIA L,5-6 19,625 5/16 PHI W,5-3 28,348 5/17 PHI L,1-3 18,140 5/18 PHI L,2-4 29,579 7/18 PHI W,3-2 (11) 19,115 7/19 PHI W,2-1 (10) 18,347 7/20 PHI L,1-4 20,654 7/21 PHI W,9-3 27,839 7/25 MIA L,0-4 19,465 7/26 MIA W,5-0 20,365 7/27 MIA 12:10 9/5 MIA 1:10 9/6 MIA 7:10 9/7 MIA 7:10 9/16 PHI 7:05 9/17 PHI 7:05 9/18 PHI 1:35 SERIES INFO All Times Eastern 2016 at Home on Road Series 9 10 All-Time at Home at Sun Life Stadium at Marlins Park All-Time on Road at Veterans Stadium at Citizens Bank Park All-Time Totals TEAM VS. TEAM STATS 2016 MARLINS VS. PHILLIES Average: Runs: ERA: PHILLIES VS. MARLINS Average: Runs: ERA: SERIES NOTES OPPONENT INFO In 42 career games against Philadelphia overall, Christian Yelich has posted a.333 average (57x171), marking the thirdhighest average by any active player against the Phillies (min. 150 AB), behind Ryan Braun (.375) and Miguel Cabrera (.337). Marcell Ozuna has also had success against Philadelphia over his career, batting.310 (65x210) over 54 games, the 13 th -highest mark. Miami's pitching staff has recorded a 2.58 ERA against the Phillies this year, the lowest ERA vs. any opponent the Fish have faced (min. 5 G). The rotation has posted a 2.45 ERA (73.1/20), allowing two-or-fewer earned runs in 10 of 12 starts. The Marlins and Phillies have played nearly identical baseball in their last 42 meetings. MARLINS PHILLIES Wins Last AB Wins 8 6 Come From Behind Wins 8 12 Runs Per Game Home Runs Errors Stats, LLC Ichiro Suzuki now has a total of 2,997 hits over his MLB career. On June 15 at San Diego, Ichiro unofficially passed Pete Rose's Major League hit record of 4,256 when combining his 1,278 hits with the Orix Blue Wave of Nippon Professional Baseball in Japan. Ichiro is batting.332 (62x187) this season and is three hits away from becoming the 30 th player in Major League history to record 3,000 hits and tying Roberto Clemente for 29 th on MLB's all-time hit list (Elias). In research provided by Stats LLC, he will become just the second player ever to reach 3,000 hits through his first 16 Major League seasons, following Pete Rose, who recorded 3,164. UPCOMING STARTERS THIS DAY IN MARLINS HISTORY DATE TIME (ET) OPPONENT MARLINS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER BROADCASTS Thursday, July 28 7:10 p.m. vs. St. Louis Cardinals RHP José Fernández (12-4, 2.54) RHP Michael Wacha (5-7, 4.37) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQI Friday, July 29 7:10 p.m. vs. St. Louis Cardinals RHP José Ureña (1-2, 5.34) RHP Mike Leake (7-7, 4.24) FS Florida/WINZ/WAQI Saturday, July 30 7:10 p.m. vs. St. Louis Cardinals RHP Jarred Cosart (0-1, 5.95) TBA FS1/WINZ/WAQI Sunday, July 31 1:10 p.m. vs. St. Louis Cardinals RHP Tom Koehler (8-8, 4.18) TBA TBS/FSFL/WINZ/WAQI JULY 27 The Marlins defeated the Expos in Montreal, 7-2, in 2002 behind A.J. Burnett's strong pitching. Burnett went 8.0 innings as he held the Expos to two runs on five hits with two walks and 12 strikeouts. Burnett had nine games with 10+ strikeouts with the Marlins, good for second in Club history. Overall record on this date: 10-10

2 61 ADAM CONLEY PITCHER HT / WT 6 3 / 200 B / T L / MLB DEBUT: 6/10/15 at TOR BORN: 5/24/90 IN REDMOND, WASHINGTON OPENING DAY AGE: 25 CONTRACT STATUS: SIGNED THROUGH 2016 ACQUIRED: SELECTED IN SECOND ROUND OF 2011 FIRST-YEAR PLAYER DRAFT SEASON/CAREER SPLITS 2016 vs. Left: /29x101, 0 HR vs. Right: /69x312, 10 HR Home: , 3.25 (52.2/19) Road: , 3.88 (58.0/25) Day: , 4.71 (42.0/22) Night: , 2.88 (68.2/22) CAREER vs. Left: /39x136, 1 HR vs. Right: /124x529, 16 HR Home: , 3.25 (83.0/30) Road: , 3.99 (94.2/42) Day: , 4.39 (69.2/34) Night: , 3.17 (108.0/38) Adam Conley is making his 21 st start of the season, his 10 th at Marlins Park. He is 3-3, 3.25 (52.2/19) in nine starts in South Florida, and 3-2, 3.88 (58.0 ip/25 er) in 11 starts on the road. Is making his fifth career start against the Phillies, his second this season. Is 1-1, 1.88 (24.0/5) overall, with a.227 (20x88) average against, including 0-1, 1.50 (12.0/2) in two home starts, with a.150 (6x40) average against. He is 6-3, 3.21 (89.2/32) in 17 appearances (15 starts) against NL East opponents, marking his most wins and lowest earned-run average vs. any division. He holds the lowest career ERA vs. the NL East by any Marlins left-handed starter (min. 10 starts). In his last four home starts, he is 2-0 with a 1.78 ERA (25.1/5); has earned in a win in his last two of last three starts here. Struck out nine Cardinals batters in his start on July 17 in St. Louis, matching a career high for the fourth time. He tossed 5.1 innings with three runs allowed (two earned) and three hits (one home run). Had a streak of six games with five-or-fewer hits snapped in his last start (six hits on July 22); was the longest streak on the team this season. Has a 1.02 WHIP in his last seven starts (since June 17), third lowest in the Majors among left-handed starters in that time (min 6 GS), behind Madison Bumgarner (0.95) and Drew Pomeranz (1.00). Conley is 3-1 with a 2.63 ERA (41.0/12) during that stretch. Pitched 6.0 scoreless innings on July 3 against Atlanta at Fort Bragg, N.C., to earn his career-high fifth win, surpassing his total of four wins a year ago, his rookie season. Conley allowed four hits and a walk with two strikeouts. Struck out 37 batters across six starts in June, setting a new career high for strikeouts in a month, surpassing 30 in September He tied a career high (third time, once since) with nine strikeouts in 4.1 innings on June 28 at Detroit. He struck out eight batters over his first 4.0 innings before surrendering five runs in the fifth to take the eventual 7-5 loss. After four straight starts with at least seven hits allowed, he returned to early season form on June 1 vs. Pittsburgh, holding Buccos scoreless on two hits and three walks over 6.0 innings, with nine strikeouts. The nine K s tied a career high. Earned second win of season on May 5 vs. Arizona. Allowed two hits and a walk with six strikeouts in 5.1 innings. Did not allow a hit until the fourth, running hitless innings streak to Marked longest such streak by starter in Majors this season, and longest by a starter in Club history. It ranks as second-longest overall, behind Armando Benitez s 14.0 hitless innings from May 4-June 4, In addition, he tied the Marlins record for fewest hits allowed (2) in a two-start stretch, equaling accomplishment of Al Leiter in May of Earned first win after no-hitting Milwaukee over 7.2 frames on April 29 at Miller Park. Walked four and struck out seven in longest start by Marlins starter this season. In research provided by Elias, Conley, who left the game with a 5-0 lead after throwing 116 pitches, is first pitcher in Major League history to be removed from a start with a lead after pitching at least 7.2 innings without allowing a hit. The previous all-time record had been established just three weeks before, when Dodgers rookie Ross Stripling pitched 7.1 hitless innings in his Major League debut on April 8 at San Francisco. GAME HIGHS 2016 CAREER CG: LOW-HIT CG: SHO: MOST IP: 8.0 6/22 vs. ATL 8.0 6/22 /16 vs. ATL MOST K: 9 4x; last, 7/17 at STL 9 4x; last, 7/17/16 at STL MOST BB: 7 5/22 vs. WSH 7 5/22/16 vs. WSH WIN STREAK: 2 2x; last, 7/3 to present 3 8/28/15 to 4/13/16 LOSS STREAK: 2 5/22 to 6/12 2 5/22/16 to 6/12/16 MISC STATS RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING APPEARANCES 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R 10+R AVG DAY-BY-DAY/CAREER INFO DATE OPP DEC IP H R ER BB SO HR TP/ST SCORE /15 W, /56 L,1-2 4/19 WSH L(0-1) /64 L, /50 W,5-4 W(1-1) /71 W,6-3 APRIL ERA 5/5 ARI W(2-1) /58 W,4-0 5/10 MIL L(2-2) /52 L,2-10 W(3-2) /63 W,5-3 5/22 WSH L(3-3) /58 L, /54 L,2-4 MAY ERA 6/1 PIT /66 W, /61 *L,4-6 L(3-4) /62 L,0-6 6/17 COL /62 W,5-1 6/22 ATL W(4-4) /78 W,3-0 L(4-5) /59 L,5-7 JUNE ERA W(5-5) /56 W,5-2 7/9 CIN W(6-5) /59 W,4-2 FIRST HALF ERA /56 W,6-3 7/22 NYM /61 L,3-5 JULY ERA SECOND HALF ERA * - extra inning game 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 INFO VS. PHILADELPHIA 2016 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 8/23/15 PHI L(0-1) /66 L,0-2 9/23/15 PHI /59 W, /52 L,2-7 W(1-1) /63 W,5-3 BATTER/PITCHER (2016) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Peter Bourjos Maikel Franco Freddy Galvis Tyler Goeddel Cesar Hernandez Odubel Herrera Tommy Joseph Carlos Ruiz BATTER/PITCHER (CAREER) PLAYER AB H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO AVG OBP SLG Cody Asche Peter Bourjos Maikel Franco Freddy Galvis Tyler Goeddel Cesar Hernandez Odubel Herrera Tommy Joseph Carlos Ruiz Cameron Rupp JOSÉ 16 FERNÁNDEZ PITCHER HT / WT 6 3 / 243 B / T R / R TOMORROW S STARTER VS. ST. LOUIS CAREER PITCHING YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR Totals CAREER VS. CARDINALS YEAR W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO HR 2013/Totals SEASON/CAREER SPLITS 2016 vs. Left: /52x221, 5 HR vs. Right: /37x208, 3 HR Home: , 1.63 (71.2/13) Road: , 3.86 (49.0/21) Day: , 3.20 (39.1/14) Night: , 2.21 (81.1/20) CAREER vs. Left: /174x751, 14 HR vs. Right: /123x726, 12 HR Home: , 1.47 (239.1/39) Road: , 3.80 (170.1/72) Day: , 3.08 (111.0/38) Night: , 2.20 (298.2/73)

3 KYLE BARRACLOUGH # 46 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/17 at STL (W) /18 at PHI (W) /22 vs. NYM /24 vs. NYM /25 vs. PHI MIKE DUNN # 40 - LEFT-HANDED PITCHER 7/16 at STL /19 at PHI (W) /21 at PHI /24 vs. NYM /26 vs. PHI (H) DUSTIN McGOWAN # 33 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/10 vs. CIN /16 at STL /20 at PHI /24 vs. NYM vs. PHI DAVID PHELPS # 35 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/19 at PHI /22 vs. NYM (L) /24 vs. NYM /25 vs. PHI /26 vs. PHI (H) A.J. RAMOS # 44 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/15 at STL (S) /17 at STL (S) /18 at PHI (S) /19 at PHI (S) /25 vs. PHI FERNANDO RODNEY # 56 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/17 at STL (H) /18 at PHI /22 vs. NYM /23 vs. NYM /25 vs. PHI (L) NICK WITTGREN # 64 - RIGHT-HANDED PITCHER 7/18 at PHI /19 at PHI /20 at PHI /23 vs. NYM /26 vs. PHI BULLPEN NOTES Career vs. Philadelphia: 8 G, 2-0, 4.32 (8.1/4) Owns SO/9 rate, which is tops among NL relievers and ranks 4 th among MLB relievers. Leads NL relievers in SO (71), and ranks 3 rd among all relievers. Has recorded 2+ SO in 24 of 45 G this season. Has held opponents to 5x54 (.093) with RISP, with 35 SO. Earned 6 th win of season on 7/18 at PHI; tied for 1 st in relief wins in NL and tied for 2 nd in MLB. Earned the win on 7/17 (@STL) and 7/18 (@PHI), becoming the first Marlins pitcher to earn the win in back-to-back games since Renyel Pinto on April 29-30, 2009 (April 29 at NYM, April 30 at CHC). Earned 3 rd win of season 5/25 at TB, marking new single-season high; was 2-1 in 2015, his rookie season. Recorded 22 SO in May & June; fell two shy of tying Matt Mantei (24 in May 1999) for most SO in any month by a reliever in Club history; 1 SO shy of tying Carter Capps s total of 23 in June Career vs. Philadelphia: 55 G, 2-2, 4.19 (43.0/20) His 55 career GP are the most appearances vs. PHI among active pitchers. Recalled from rehab and reinstated from 15-day DL on 5/31 (left forearm strain); marked first career stint on DL. Made 3 rehab appearances with Single-A Jupiter, tossing 3.0 scoreless IP, with 2 H and 5 SO. Finished 2015 with 2-5 record and 4.50 ERA (54.0/27) in 72 appearances. Since 2011, ranks 10 th among active relievers in appearances at 374. Is Marlins all-time leader in relief appearances (374), wins (22) and holds (98). Career vs. Philadelphia: 4 GP (1 GS), 0-1, 5.00 (9.0/5) Ranks 6 th among NL relievers in OPP AVG (.159). Recorded 2 nd career SV on 7/1 at ATL (also, 6/13/14 at BAL w/ TOR). Contract selected on 5/11 from Triple-A New Orleans, marking second stint with Miami this season. In first stint with MIA, was 0-1, 3.38 (5.1/2) in 6 GP. Made 4 relief appearances with NOLA, going 0-0, 0.00 (7.1 ip) with 2 SV (2 SVO). Split 2015 between Philadelphia and Triple-A Lehigh Valley, combining to go 3-4 with 5.14 ERA (63.0/36). With Phillies, owned 1-2 record and 6.94 ERA (23.1/18) in 14 G (1 GS). Over career, has been used as starter and reliever. In starting role, has compiled record and 4.83 ERA (383.2/206) in 69 GS. As reliever, is 6-4 with 2 SV and 3.90 ERA (159.1/69) in 134 G. Career vs. Philadelphia: 8 GP (1 GS), 1-1, 1.29 (14.0/2) Ranks 4 th in NL in holds (22), and tied for 5 th in MLB. Leads team in relief appearances (49), and ranks tied for 4 th in NL. Ranks tied for 4 th among NL relievers in innings pitched (51.2). Ranks 3 rd among NL relievers in SO (65) and 5 th among all relievers. Earned 4 th win of season on 6/1 vs. PIT; tied for 8 th in relief wins in NL and tied for 15 th in MLB. Recorded 3 rd career SV on 5/6 vs. PHI, second SV of the season (4/30 at MIL). Last season, combined to go 4-8 with 4.50 ERA (112.0/56) in 23 GP between bullpen and starting rotation. In 19 GS, had 4-8 mark with 4.39 ERA (106.2/52). In four appearances out of bullpen, had no record and 6.75 ERA (5.1/4); season ended in 3 rd inning of start on August 16 at St. Louis, after suffering stress fracture in radius bone of right forearm. Career vs. Philadelphia: 32 G, 0-3, 5.93 (27.1/18), 7 SV (10 SVO) Ranks 3 rd in MLB in SV with 31, behind Jeurys Familia (36) and Zach Britton (32). Named to first career All-Star Game on 7/5. On July 19, tied Club record with 7 th SV in 10-game team span (since 7/5), second time this season he has accomplished feat (also, 4/24/16-5/4/16); Steve Cishek (7/20/14-7/29/14) and Antonio Alfonseca (6/30/00-7/13/00) also did it. Blew first save of season on 7/1 at ATL, snapping streak of 24 consecutive converted SVO to open season, which is the longest in Club history. Blown save on 7/1 at ATL also snapped streak of 33 consecutive converted SVO, dating back to 9/8/15 vs. MIL, which tied for the longest run in Club history with Steve Cishek (33; 6/8/13 to 4/22/14). Established career highs with 71 GP, 32 SV, and 87 SO in Career vs. Philadelphia: 9 G, 0-1, 2.84 (6.1/2), 3 SV (3 SVO) His 1.55 ERA this season ranks 4 th among NL relievers. Tied for 3 rd among all relievers with.152 OPP AVG. Earned 1 st win of season on 7/15 at STL, 38 th W of his career. Named to third career All-Star Game on 7/5. Acquired from San Diego on 6/30 in exchange for Minor League RHP Chris Paddack. In 28 GP with SD, was 0-1 with 0.31 ERA (28.2 ip/1 er) and 17 SV in 17 SVO. Opened 2016 with 25.2 innings without allowing an ER, marking the longest run by a Padres reliever to begin a season (STATS, LLC). Since 2012, his 166 saves are the 2 nd -most in MLB, behind Craig Kimbrel (195). Career vs. Philadelphia: 4 G, 0-0, 0.00 (3.2/0) Currently owns 12.1 scoreless inning streak, dating back to 6/29 at DET (10 G); it is the 4th longest active streak in the NL. Has stranded 13 of 14 inherited runners this season. Earned 3 nd career W, and 3 rd of season, on 7/1 at ATL; earned 1 st career W on 6/2 vs. PIT. Recalled from Triple-A New Orleans on 5/26, marking third stint with Miami this year. Recalled from NOLA for first stint on 4/19, and made MLB debut that day vs. WSH. Went 0-0, 3.18 (5.2 ip/2 er) in 4 G in first stint with MIA this season. In 10 GP with NOLA, went 1-0 with 1.42 ERA (12.2/2) and 2 SV (3 SVO). Held Triple-A hitters to.143 mark, with 11 SO and 4 BB. Spent majority of 2015 with NOLA, going 1-6 with 3.03 ERA (62.1/21) and 19 SV (23 SVO). PITCHER BARRACLOUGH DUNN MCGOWAN PHELPS RAMOS RODNEY WITTGREN INSIDE THE NUMBERS - BULLPEN 1ST BATTER EFFICIENCY INHERITED RUNNERS EFFICIENCY SAVE EFFICIENCY HOLD EFFICIENCY FBF FBR FB% IR IRSc IRSc% SVO SV SV% HLDO HLD HLD%

4 BATTER NOTES # 32 - DEREK DIETRICH INFIELDER # 11 - J.T. REALMUTO CATCHER Last night: 0x3 Homestand:.000 (0x16), RBI Last HR: 7/1/16 at ATL (Teheran) Milestone watch: His 3 triples are tied for career high (2015). Batting.300 (24x80) in 23 games as leadoff hitter, with.420 OBP. Ranks 5 th in NL in AVG from leadoff spot among qualified batters. 2 nd to Brandon Guyer (22) for most HBP this season in MLB (19). # 28 - COLE GILLESPIE OUTFIELDER Last night: DNP Homestand:.000 (0x1) Last HR: 8/31/15 at ATL (Miller) Milestone watch: His 2 triples are tied for a career high (2015). Had contract selected from Triple-A New Orleans on 4/29; did not make first start until 5/25 at TB. In 6 GS since then, batting.350 (7x20) with 2 2B, 3B, 4 RBI. On 5/25 at TB, had 7 th career GW RBI and 10 th career go-ahead RBI, first of each since hitting a solo HR to open scoring in 4-0 win at ATL on 8/31/15. # 3 - ADEINY HECHAVARRIA INFIELDER Last night: 1x4, 2 RBI Homestand:.222 (4x18), 2 R, 2B, 2 RBI Last HR: 5/26/16 at TB (Smyly) Milestone watch: Has 3 HR this season, two away from career high (2015). Hitting.356 (32x90) over last 26 G vs. PHI..293 career AVG vs. PHI is his best against an NL East opponent. Batting.289 (13x45) over his last 13 games, but is batting.133 (6x45) over his last 13 games at Marlins Park. His pa/so rate is a career-best 8.55 this season, ahead of a 6.67 rate in # 12 - CHRIS JOHNSON INFIELDER Last night: PH, BB Homestand:.000 (0x6), R Last HR: 7/20/16 at PHI (Hellickson) Batting.314 (11x35) over last 13 G vs. PHI, with 2 2B, 2 HR, 4 RBI; has a hit in 10 of 12 G with a PA in that time. Is 0x18 in last 9 games at Marlins Park. Is 4x12 with 3 R, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 2 BB in last 14 PA as PH. Hit his second PH homer of the year 6/9 at MIN; was his third career. Has two of Miami s three PH homers this season (other, 5/8 vs. PHI). # 31 - DON KELLY UTILITY Last night: DR-1B, BB Homestand:.000 (0x3) Last HR: 9/17/13 vs. SEA (Maurer) Milestone watch: Has 249 career hits and 96 RBI in MLB. Was selected on 7/6 from Triple-A New Orleans. Batting.223 (31x139) in 48 games for the Zephyrs this season. Had season-long 8-game hitting streak from May 25-June 27 (.344/11x32). Was placed on DL midway through hitting streak, on June 1 (retro to 5/30), with left groin strain; returned to action on June 21. # 6 - JEFF MATHIS CATCHER Last night: 1x4, 2B Homestand:.250 (1x4), 2B Last HR: 6/14/16 at SD (Pomeranz) Milestone watch: Has 199 career runs. His current 5-G hitting streak is longest since a 6-G streak from June 26-July 4, Is 10x43 (.233) with 3 R, 2B, 3B, HR, 7 RBI, 2 BB over his last 12 games started. Hit fourth career triple on 7/21 at PHI, first since 9/25/15 vs. ATL. Hit his third career grand slam on 6/14 at SD, first since 6/30/13 vs. SD. Was his second GS with Marlins; tied John Buck for most GS as a catcher in Club history. It was seventh GS by a catcher in Club history. # 13 - MARCELL OZUNA OUTFIELDER Last night: PH, 0x1 Homestand:.067 (1x15), 2B Last HR: 7/1/16 at ATL (Teheran) Milestone watch: Has 5 triples, tied for career high (2014). His 23 career XBH vs. PHI are T-4 by an active player since His 17 go-ahead RBI this season rank T-8 in NL. # 14 - MARTÍN PRADO INFIELDER Last night: 1x3, 2 R, 2B, BB Homestand:.438 (7x16), 2 R, 2B, 3 RBI Last HR: 7/18/16 at PHI (Oberholtzer) Batting.367 in 47 road G this year, compared to.266 in 47 home G. However, batting.471 (16x34) over last 10 games at Marlins Park. Home AVG for season is up from.217 prior to the 10-game stretch. Ranks 10 th in MLB (6 th in NL) in batting average (.319). Second on team in multi-hit games (33); 23 have come on the road. Since start of 2015, his 18 RBI vs. PHI rank 5 th among active players, behind Bryce Harper (24). Last night: DNP Homestand:.176 (3x17), R, 2B Last HR: 7/3/16 at Fort Bragg vs. ATL (Jenkins) Has a hit in 12 of last 14 G vs. PHI (.313/15x48). His.304 AVG as catcher ranks 3 rd in MLB (Ramos-.341; Lucroy-.321). Club record for season AVG as catcher is.300 (Ivan Rodriguez, 2003). His.307 AVG overall ranks 11 th in NL. Had a hit in 7 straight AB on July 3 & 4, one shy of tying club record; had a hit in 7 straight PA before walk in 8 th inning on 7/4. On 5/3 vs. ARI, was first catcher in Club history to bat in leadoff spot. Did so in four games on the homestand, and has done so 19 times overall, batting.325 (26x80) with 14 R, 4 2B, HR, 5 RBI. # 19 - MIGUEL ROJAS INFIELDER Last night: 2x4, 2B, RBI Homestand:.385 (5x13), 2 2B, RBI Last HR: 9/22/15 vs. PHI (Harang) On 6/26 vs. CHC, became just 7 th player in club history to go 2x2 with 2 runs scored coming off the bench; first since Gaby Sanchez (4/16/10). Batting.267 (20x75) over last 23 games started, with 9 R, 6 2B, 9 RBI, 2 SB. In 30 starts overall, is batting.263 (25x95) with 10 R, 7 2B, 10 RBI. # 27 - GIANCARLO STANTON OUTFIELDER Last night: 2x4, R, 2B, 2 RBI Homestand:.421 (8x19), 2 R, 2B, HR, 5 RBI Last HR: 7/23/16 vs. NYM (degrom) Milestone watch: has 523 career RBI, tied with Miguel Cabrera for third place in Club history. Batting.378 (14x37, 4 2b, 2 hr, 11 rbi) over last 10 games at Marlins Park. Batting.323 (40x124) with 7 2B, 3B, 9 HR, 28 RBI over last 32 games, after batting.118 (12x102) with 4 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBI over previous 29 games (5/7 to 6/15). Tied for 4 th in NL in home runs as an outfielder (20). Hit 200 th career home run on 7/6 at NYM; 7 th fastest player in MLB history to reach that plateau (781 games). - STATS LLC Had two straight multi-hr games (4 total) on 7/5 and 7/6 at NYM; now has 18 such games for career. Second player in Club history with consecutive multi-hr games (Derrek Lee, June 9-10, 2002). Was first player in Marlins history to homer in 4 consecutive AB, doing so in last two AB on 7/5 and first two on 7/6 (had BB in first PA on 7/6). # 51 - ICHIRO SUZUKI OUTFIELDER Last night: 1x5, R, SB Homestand:.111 (1x9), R, SB Last HR: 4/29/15 vs. NYM (A. Torres) Milestone watch: Trails Roberto Clemente (3,000) by 3 hits for 29 th on all-time list - Elias Had 2 hits on 6/28 at DET, passing Sam Rice (2,985) for 30 th on all-time list. Owns 4,275 hits between MLB (2,997) and Japan (1,278). Unofficially passed Pete Rose s career mark of 4,256 hits on 6/15 at SD. Leads MLB leadoff hitters with.366 (49x134) average. On 5/23 vs. TB, became first player since Cap Anson in August of 1894 to record 10 hits over a 3-G span after the age of Elias Stole 500 th career base on 4/29 at MIL in first inning; now has 504 steals, tied with Paul Molitor for 38 th all-time, according to Elias. With 500 th SB, became just 8 th player in MLB history to reach 2,900 hits and 500 steals, according to Elias. Joined Ty Cobb (4,191/901), Honus Wagner (3,430/724), Paul Molitor (3,319/504), Eddie Collins (3,313/743), Rickey Henderson (3,055/1,406), Lou Brock (3,023/938), and Barry Bonds (2,935/514). With 3B on 7/2 at ATL, tied Yutaka Fukumoto for career mark by Japanese player (115). # 21 - CHRISTIAN YELICH OUTFIELDER Last night: 1x3, BB Homestand:.389 (7x18), 4 R, 2B, HR, 2 RBI Last HR: 7/22/16 vs. NYM (Verrett) Milestone watch: His 54 RBI are tied for his career high (2014). Batting.406 (28x69) over last 17 G vs. PHI. Had 7 th GW RBI on 7/21 at PHI; ranks T-2 (Prado) on team (Stanton-10).- STATS LLC It was his 19 th go-ahead RBI, which leads the team, ahead of Ozuna (17). Ranks T-4 in NL in GA RBI. Ranks T-4 in NL in home batting average (.333) Batting.405 (15x37) over last 10 games at Marlins Park. Ranks 8 th in Majors in OBP (.399) and 9 th in AVG (.322). Leads NL OFs in AVG (.326) and OBP (.401). Leads team in multi-hit games (34).

5 vs. Zach Eflin 2016 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO Dietrich Gillespie Hechavarria Johnson Kelly Mathis Ozuna Prado Realmuto Rojas Stanton Suzuki Yelich vs. Philadelphia 2016 Career AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO AVG AB H HR RBI BB SO HITTING STREAK BREAKDOWN Player Current (start date) Stats Season-long Stats Career-long Stats Dietrich (5/5 to 5/11).357/10x28, 2 2B, 3B, 3 RBI 7 - (2x; last, 5/5/16 to 5/11/11).357/10x28, 2 2B, 3B, 3 RBI Gillespie (5/25 to 5/30).350/7x20, 2 2B, 3B, 4 RBI 10 - (8/4/15 to 8/19/15).450/18x40, 3 2B, 3B, 6 RBI Hechavarria 1 - (7/26).250/1x4, 2 RBI 6 - (7/10 to 7/19).333/7x21, 2 2B, RBI 13 - (8/5/15 to 8/20/15).380/19x50, 2 3B, 6 RBI Johnson (5/5 to 5/8).308/4x13, 2 2B, HR, 2 RBI 14- (7/16/10 to 7/31/10).451/23x51, 3 2B, 3B, 4 HR, 13 RBI Kelly (4x; last, 6/16/11 to 6/22/11).438/7x16, 3B, HR, 3 RBI Mathis 5 - (7/2).333/6x18, 2B, 3B, 2 RBI 5 - (7/2 to present).333/6x18, 2B, 3B, 2 RBI 13 - (4/5/10 to 6/22/10).311/14x45, 3 2B, HR, 4 RBI Ozuna (4/30 to 5/16).415/27x65, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI 16 - (2x; last, 4/30/16 to 5/16/16).415/27x65, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI Prado 1 - (7/26).333/1x3, 2B 10 - (6/7 to 6/17).452/19x42, 4 2B, 3B, HR, 6 RBI 14 - (10/1/09 to 4/16/10).458/27x59, 8 2B, HR, 2 RBI Realmuto 1 - (7/25).250/1x4 9 - (4/24 to 5/4).514/19x37, 5 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBI 10 - (8/31/15 to 9/14/15).389/14x36, 2 2B, 2 HR, 5 RBI Rojas 1 - (7/26).500/2x4, 2B, RBI 3 - (5x; last, 7/20 to 7/23).571/4x7, 2B 8 - (9/15/15 to 9/23/15).429/12x28, 3 2B, HR, 2 RBI Stanton 2 - (7/25).429/3x7, 2B, 2 RBI 8 - (7/3 to 7/15).400/12x30, 2 2B, 3B, 5 HR, 11 RBI 17 - (4/29/14 to 5/15/14).417/25x60, 5 2B, 4 HR, 13 RBI Suzuki 1 - (7/26).200/1x5 4 - (6/5 to 6/9).421/8x19, 3 RBI 27 - (5/6/09 to 6/3/09).398/47x118, 8 2B, 3 HR, 7 RBI Yelich 1 - (7/26).333/1x (7/10 to 7/24).404/19x47, 3 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI 17 - (4/3/14 to 4/23/14).366/26x71, 4 2B, 3B, 4 RBI Dietrich Gillespie Hechavarria Johnson Kelly Mathis Ozuna Prado Realmuto Rojas Stanton Suzuki Yelich BATTER NOTES 2016 HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Runners on Go Team Pinch hit vs. L vs. R H Rd GS (career; last) ITP Tying ahead W-off (career; last) Record (career; last) Leadoff (career; last) (2; 7/1/16 at ATL) (2; 9/4/13 at CHC) (1; 8/2/15 vs. SD) (2; 7/30/12 at LAD) (3; 6/9/16 at MIN) - (1; 6/22/11 at LAD) (3; 6/14/16 at SD) (1; 6/30/13 vs. SD) (2; 8/22/14 at COL) (1; 6/29/14 vs. OAK) (2; 5/12/11 vs. WSH) (2; 9/11/14 vs. TB) - (5; 5/14/11 vs. PHI) (1; 8/12/15 vs. BOS) (5; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (3; 4/18/14 vs. SEA) (4; 4/15/09 vs. LAA) (2; 6/25/13 vs. TEX) (37; 6/2/12 at CHW) (1; 5/16/14 at SF) Dietrich Gillespie Hechavarria Johnson Kelly Mathis Ozuna Prado Realmuto Rojas Stanton Suzuki Yelich Multi-hit Games Multi-RBI Games Multi-HR Games Total Total Career Last (# HRS) /20/15 at CIN (2) /12/14 at CHC (2) /20/16 vs. COL (2) /7/10 at PHI (2) /8/15 vs. MIL (2) /6/16 at NYM (2) /19/12 vs. BOS (2)

6 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS Record by Batting Order Record by Position 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH CATEGORY INDIVIDUAL HIGHS PLAYER(S) Hits, Game 4-11x; last, Stanton (7/24 vs. NYM) Consecutive Hits 7 - Realmuto (7/3 to 7/4) Runs, Game 3-4x; last, Realmuto (7/9 vs. CIN) Doubles, Game 3 - Yelich (4/22 at SF) Triples, Game 1-21x; last, Mathis (7/21 at PHI) HR, Game 2-4x; last, Stanton (7/6 at NYM) Extra-Base Hits, Game 3-2x; last, Bour (4/29 at MIL) RBI, Game 5-2x; last, Stanton (7/5 at NYM) Stolen Bases, Game 2-3x; last, Realmuto (7/10 vs. CIN) Walks, Game 3-3x; last, Prado (7/10 vs. CIN) Consecutive AB w/ HR 4 - Stanton (7/5 to 7/6) Longest Hitting Streak 16 - Ozuna (4/30 to 5/16) Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 14-2x; last, Fernández (7/18 at PHI) Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 4-2x; last, Ellington (6/24 vs. CHC) Longest Win Streak 8 - Fernández (4/28 to 6/5) Longest Losing Streak 5 - Nicolino (5/14 to present) Fewest Hits Allowed, CG - Walks, Game (Pitching) 7 - Conley (5/22 vs. WSH) IP, Game (Starter) 8.0-2x; last, Koehler (7/21 at PHI) IP, Game (Reliever) Phelps (4/7 at WSH) Consecutive Scoreless Innings Fernández (5/26 to 6/11) Consecutive Saves 24 - Ramos (4/7 to 6/25) Hits, Game Runs, Game Doubles, Game Triples, Game HR, Game Extra-Base Hits, Game RBI, Game Stolen Bases, Game Walks, Game EXTRA-INNING GAMES 4 - Ozuna (7/1 at ATL) 2-3x; last, Yelich (7/1 at ATL) 2-3x; last, Yelich (7/1 at ATL) 1-3x; last, Hechavarria (6/7 at MIN) 1-5x; last, Yelich (7/19 at PHI) 3 - Gordon (4/5 vs. DET) 3 - Ozuna (7/1 at ATL) 1-5x; last, Realmuto (7/19 at PHI) 2 - Stanton (6/2 vs. PIT) Bour Dietrich Gillespie Gordon Hechavarria Johnson Kelly Mathis Ozuna Prado Realmuto Rojas Stanton Suzuki Yelich MARLINS HIGHS AND LOWS MARLINS OPPONENTS Runs, Game 13-6/13 at SD 14-5/1 at MIL Runs, Inning 7-4x; last, 6/13 at SD; 3 rd 7-4x; last, 7/2 at ATL; 6 th Hits, Game 19-6/13 at SD 18-5/1 at MIL Hits, Inning 8-6/9 at MIN; 7 th 6-3x; last, 6/24 vs. CHC; 1 st Fewest Hits, Game 2-2x; last, 7/25 vs. PHI 1-6/17 vs. COL Doubles, Game 5-5/16 at PHI 5-6/8 at MIN Triples, Game 2-2x; last, 7/3 at ATL 2-2x; last, 6/30 at ATL HR, Game 4-4/30 at MIL 5-6/20 vs. COL HR, Inning 2-2x; last, 7/1 at ATL; 1 st 4-4/19 vs. WSH; 7 th Extra-Base Hits, Game 7-5/16 at PHI 8-6/8 at MIN Left On Base, Game 17-4/30 at MIL 15-5/27 at ATL DP Turned, Game 3-2x; last. 5/21 vs. WSH 3-6x; last, 7/4 at NYM Consecutive Games w/ HR 10-4/28 to 5/8 8-7/15 to 7/22 Stolen Bases, Game 3-2x; last, 7/17 at STL 4-5/10 vs. MIL Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 16-2x; last, 5/26 at TB 17-5/17 at PHI Walks, Game (Pitching) 9-2x; last, 5/22 vs. WSH 9-4/30 at MIL Errors, Game 3-5/14 at WSH 3-2x; last, 6/28 at DET Largest Margin of Victory 9-6/13 at SD (13-4) 10-5/30 vs. PIT (10-0) Consecutive Games Won 7-4/24 to 4/30 4-4/13 to 4/17 EXTRA-INNING GAMES Runs, Game 7-2x; last, 7/1 at ATL 8-4/5 vs. DET Hits, Game 17-7/1 at ATL 12-4/5 vs. DET Doubles, Game 4-4/5 vs. DET 3-6/2 vs. PIT Triples, Game 1-3x; last, 6/7 at MIN - HR, Game 2-7/1 at ATL 4-6/7 at MIN Extra-Base Hits, Game 6-4/5 vs. DET 5-2x; last, 6/7 at MIN Left On Base, Game 12-7/1 at ATL 10-7/1 at ATL DP Turned, Game 1-6x; last, 7/18 at PHI 2-2x; last, 7/1 at ATL Stolen Bases, Game 1-5x; last, 7/19 at PHI 1-3x; last, 7/19 at PHI Strikeouts, Game (Pitching) 18-7/18 at PHI 13-6/21 vs. ATL Walks, Game (Pitching) 8-4/17 vs. ATL 5-3x; last, 7/19 at PHI Errors, Game 2-4/5 vs. DET 1-2x; last, 6/2 vs. PIT HR VARIATION Pinch-hit HR (3) Back-to-Back HR (1) Grand Slams (3) Multi-HR (4) Leadoff HR (2) Walk-off (0) Inside-the-Park (0) By Pitcher (0) Ichiro Suzuki (5) Marcell Ozuna (5) Giancarlo Stanton (3) Christian Yelich (3) Cole Gillespie (1) HR VARIATIONS PLAYER(S) Chris Johnson (5/8 vs. PHI) Chris Johnson (6/9 at MIN) Justin Bour (6/10 at ARI) Marcell Ozuna/Giancarlo Stanton (6/20 vs. COL; 1 st inn.) Justin Bour (6/10 at ARI) Jeff Mathis (6/14 at SD) Justin Bour (6/24 vs. CHC) Justin Bour (2, 4/29 at MIL) Marcell Ozuna (2, 6/20 vs. COL) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 7/5 at NYM) Giancarlo Stanton (2, 7/6 at NYM) Derek Dietrich (4/30 at MIL) Derek Dietrich (7/1 at ATL) last, Adeiny Hechavarria (8/2/15 vs. SD) last, J.T. Realmuto (9/8/15 vs. MIL) last, José Fernández (7/2/15 vs. SF) OUTFIELD ASSISTS (17) BUNT SINGLES (3) Dee Gordon (1) Jeff Mathis (1) Miguel Rojas (1) DISABLED LIST PLAYER INJURY DATES ON DL RECORD Carter Capps* Right elbow sprain 4/3 (retro to 3/25) Mike Dunn Left forearm strain 4/3 (retro to 3/25) Raudel Lazo Left shoulder strain 4/3 (retro to 3/25) 4-9 Edwin Jackson Right triceps strain 4/19 (retro to 4/18) Nefi Ogando Fractured rib on right side 5/10 (retro to 5/9) Bryan Morris* Lumbar disc herniation 5/26 (retro to 5/25) Justin Bour Right ankle sprain 7/6 (retro to 7/3) 12-7 Wei-Yin Chen Left elbow sprain 7/25 (retro to 7/21) 3-3 Bold - currently on disabled list ^ Seven-day concussion DL * 60-day DL MARLINS OFFENSE BY MONTH MONTH AB R R/G H HR AVG. RECORD April May June July August September October RUNS BY INNING OPPONENTS INNING TOTAL MARLINS REPLAY CHALLENGES BY MIAMI (25x38) DATE/OPP. CALL PLAY DESCRIPTION RESULT 4/10 at WSH Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Stands 4/11 at NYM Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/12 at NYM Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/16 vs. ATL Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned 4/18 vs. WSH Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/18 vs. WSH Out Tag play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/23 at SF Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Confirmed 4/27 at LAD Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 4/28 at LAD No HBP Pitch in the dirt (MIA offense) Stands 4/29 at MIL Out Tag play at 3B (MIA offense) Stands 4/30 at MIL Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 5/4 vs. ARI Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 5/5 vs. ARI Out Force play 1B (MIA offense) Stands 5/9 vs. MIL In play Wild throw at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 5/15 at WSH Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Stands 5/17 at PHI Safe Tag play at 3B (MIA defense) Stands 5/20 vs. WSH Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Stands 5/22 vs. WSH Safe Tag play at HP (MIA defense) Overturned 5/24 vs. TB Safe Tag play at 3B (MIA defense) Overturned 5/25 at TB Ground Rule 2B No Fan Interference on GR 2B (MIA offense) Stands 5/30 vs. PIT Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 6/9 at MIN Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 6/12 at ARI Safe Fly ball at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 6/17 vs. COL Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 6/23 vs. CHC Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 6/25 vs. CHC Safe Tag play at 3B (MIA defense) Stands 6/26 vs. CHC No HBP No hit by pitch (MIA offense) Overturned 6/26 vs. CHC Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 7/4 at NYM Out Tag play at 2B (MIA offense) Overturned 7/4 at NYM Safe Force play at 1B (MIA defense) Overturned 7/6 at NYM Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Confirmed 7/6 at NYM Out Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Stands 7/9 vs. CIN Safe Tag play at 3B (MIA defense) Overturned 7/10 vs. CIN Safe Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 7/10 vs. CIN Safe Force play at 1B (MIA offense) Overturned 7/19 at PHI Out Force play at 2B (MIA offense) Stands 7/22 vs. NYM Safe Tag play at 2B (MIA defense) Overturned 7/24 vs. NYM Safe Force play at HP (MIA defense) Overturned

7 MARLINS MISCELLANEOUS STATS STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN TEAM COSART KOEHLER CONLEY FERNÁNDEZ UREÑA INNINGS # (Staff Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) # (Starter s Record) (5-11) 2 (0-1) 5 (0-4) 4 (0-2) - (0-0) (16-18) 2 (0-0) 5 (2-1) 7 (2-2) 4 (1-2) 1 (0-0) (18-13) - 7 (4-2) 7 (2-1) 6 (3-2) 1 (0-1) (13-4) - 3 (1-1) 1 (1-0) 9 (8-0) (2-0) - 1 (1-0) 1 (1-0) - (0-0) - Total Starts 100 (54-46) 4 (0-1) 21 (8-8) 20 (6-5) 19 (12-4) 2 (0-1) Runs Allowed/Start Team Record When Starting INSIDE THE NUMBERS - PITCHERS W L SV SVO G CG IP H R ER HR BB-I SO ERA STARTER RELIEVER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER CATCHERS INFO PLAYER G (GS) INN. ER ERA CCS ATT % CPKO PB Mathis 24 (23) Realmuto 80 (77) COME FROM BEHIND WINS (23) DATE OPP. DEFICIT FINAL LAST INNING TRAILED Bottom 3 rd 4/21 WSH Top 1 st Bottom 2 nd Bottom 4 th Bottom 5 th Bottom 6 th 5/3 ARI Top 6 th 5/21 WSH Top 5 th 5/23 TB Top 8 th Bottom 2 nd Bottom 6 th 6/17 COL Top 6 th 6/18 COL Top 5 th 6/23 CHC Top 4 th 6/25 CHC Top 5 th (12) Bottom 6 th Bottom 6 th 7/9 CIN Top 5 th 7/10 CIN Top 5 th Bottom 7 th Bottom 3 rd Bottom 8 th 7/23 NYM Top 3 rd STARTING PITCHERS INFO COMPLETE GAMES (0) COMPLETE GAMES SHUTOUTS (0) WALK-OFF WINS (1) DATE OPP. FINAL PLAYER WINNING HIT/PLAY 6/2 PIT 4-3 Yelich RBI-double (4 th career WO hit) Home Record Road Record Day Record Night Record vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter 16-7 vs. NL East vs. NL Central 15-5 vs. NL West 14-6 vs. American League 4-7 Leading after Six Innings 39-6 Trailing after Six Innings 6-29 Tied after Six Innings 9-11 Leading after Seven Innings 45-6 Trailing after Seven Innings 3-37 Tied after Seven Innings 6-3 Leading after Eight Innings 51-0 Trailing after Eight Innings 1-44 Tied after Eight Innings 2-2 Marlins with No Home Runs Marlins Hit Home Run Hitting One Home Run Hitting Two Home Runs 14-4 Hitting Three or More Home Runs 0-1 Out-hit Opponent Out-hit by Opponent 7-31 Hits Equal MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION Marlins Score First Opponents Score First Largest Deficit Overcome Largest Deficit Overcome in Win 5 (2x; last, 4/17 vs. ATL) 4 (6/10 at ARI) Comeback Wins 23 Extra-inning Games 4-4 Delays (Games) 2 (2) Total Minutes in Delays 153 Shortest Home Game Shortest Home Game (Extras) Longest Home Game Longest Home Game (Extras) Shortest Road Game Shortest Road Game(Extras) Longest Road Game Longest Road Game(Extras) 2:16 (7/8 vs. CIN) 3:16 (6/21 vs. ATL) 3:39 (6/4 vs. NYM) 3:54 (6/2 vs. PIT) 2:29 (5/18 at PHI) 3:05 (7/18 at PHI) 3:45 (4/11 at NYM) 4:05 (7/2 at ATL) Crowd Less than 20, Crowd Greater than 20, Crowd Less than 30, Crowd Greater than 30, Roof Open* 4-3 Roof Closed* Wearing White Jerseys Wearing Gray Jerseys 9-12 Wearing Black Jerseys Wearing Red-Orange Jerseys 3-3 * At the start of game at Marlins Park One-Run Games 14-8 Walk-off Games 1-1 Shutouts 6-6 Series Won-Lost-Tied Series Sweeps (1g) --- Series Sweeps (2g) 1-2 Series Sweeps (3g) 2-1 Series Sweeps (4g) 1-0 Series Sweeps (5g) --- Swept in Series 4-3 First Game of Series Second Game of Series Third Game of Series Fourth Game of Series 7-1 Fifth Game of Series --- On Monday 8-4 On Tuesday 8-8 On Wednesday 6-9 On Thursday 9-1 On Friday 7-8 On Saturday 7-9 On Sunday 9-7 On Weekdays (Mon-Thur) On Weekends (Fri-Sun) In April In May In June In July 13-8 In August --- In September --- In October --- JULY 25 Placed LHP Wei-Yin Chen on 15-day disabled list (retro to 7/21) and recalled RHP Jarred Cosart from Triple-A New Orleans. 19 Optioned OF Yefri Perez to Double-A Jacksonville and recalled RHP José Ureña from Triple-A New Orleans; outrighted RHP Asher Wojciechowski to NOLA. 16 Designated RHP Asher Wojciechowski for assignment, and signed and optioned INF Cole Figueroa to Triple-A New Orleans. 15 Recalled UTL Yefri Perez from Double-A Jacksonville. 13 Optioned C Tomás Telis to Triple-A New Orleans. 8 Optioned LHP Justin Nicolino to Triple-A New Orleans and recalled C Tomás Telis from NOLA; LHP Eric Jokisch outrighted to Double-A Jacksonville. 6 Placed INF Justin Bour on 15-day disabled list, designated LHP Eric Jokisch MARLINS RECENT TRANSACTIONS for assignment, and selected the contract of UTL Don Kelly from Triple-A New Orleans. 4 Returned OF Yefri Perez to Double-A Jacksonville 3 Recalled OF Yefri Perez from Double-A Jacksonville as 26 th man, 1 Designated LHP Jo-Jo Reyes for assignment and optioned RHP Brian Ellington to Triple-A New Orleans; recalled LHP Justin Nicolino from NOLA. JUNE 30 Acquired RHP Fernando Rodney from San Diego in exchange for Minor League RHP Chris Paddack; RHP Bryan Morris transferred to 60-day DL. 28 RHP Paul Clemens claimed off waivers by San Diego; selected the contract of LHP Jo-Jo Reyes from Triple-A New Orleans.