2018 FINAL SEASON NOTES

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1 2018 FINAL SEASON NOTES 51s At A Glance... Overall Record: (.507) 0 Home: (.543) Road: (.471) Day Games: (.476) Night Games: (.513) Follow the 51 s on Facebook/51 s Baseball Team & Twitter/@Las Vegas51 s Radio: NBC Sports AM 920 The Game - Russ Langer Web & TV: MiLB.TV The 51 s concluded their 36 th Pacific Coast League season The New York Mets recalled a total of 14 players from the Las Vegas 51 s (who began the season in minor leagues) during the 2018 season: LHP P.J. Conlon OF Matt den Dekker RHP Chris Flexen RHP Drew Gagnon INF Luis Guillorme OF Kevin Kaczmarski INF/OF Ty Kelly C Jose Lobaton INF Jeff McNeil RHP Corey Oswalt RHP Tim Peterson RHP Drew Smith RHP Bobby Wahl RHP Zack Wheeler 2018 CASHMAN FIELD ATTENDANCE (the final season ): In 70 dates, Las Vegas total was 332,224 for an average of 4,746 Las Vegas' largest crowd was a sellout of 12,512 vs. Sacramento on September 1 for the Hometown Heroes/Fan Appreciation Night/Vegas Golden Knights Jersey Giveaway the Las Vegas franchise has reached the 300,000 plateau in home attendance in all 36 seasons ( ) the all-time attendance total now stands at 12,001,011. LARGEST SINGLE SEASON HOME ATTENDANCE: , dates 5,386 average , dates 5,441 average , dates 5,279 average , dates 5,162 average * , dates 4,878 average , dates 5,079 average *inaugural season Las Vegas 51 s /New York Mets Affiliation: The 51 s and Mets, on August 28, 2014, announced the renewal of their Player Development Contract through the 2016 season the PDC, on August 30, 2016, was then extended for two more seasons through 2018* the Las Vegas Stars/51 s have captured the PCL Championship twice (1986 & 1988) and appeared in the playoffs 10 times (19-29 record,.396), last appeared in 2014 Las Vegas was the 2013 & 2014 Pacific Southern Division Champions. *NOTE: The Mets purchased the franchise rights to Triple-A Syracuse of the International League on October 10, 2017 (sale was approved on November 17, 2017) beginning in the 2019 season, the Syracuse Chiefs will be the Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets Las Vegas, in September of 2018, will announce their new Major League affiliate: team is TBA.

2 Las Vegas Triple-A Affiliation History: San Diego Padres, 18 seasons ( ), 1,227-1,329 (.480), 7 playoff appearances Los Angeles Dodgers, 8 seasons ( ), (.489), 1 playoff appearance Toronto Blue Jays, 4 seasons ( ), (.499), 0 playoff appearances New York Mets, 6 seasons ( ), (.508), 2 playoff appearances (2013 & 2014) ALL-TIME RECORD: 2,511-2,625 (.489) 2018 PCL PITCHER OF THE WEEK TWICE Right-hander Drew Gagnon (August 6-12) was named the PCL Pitcher of the Week on August 13...made two quality starts (2-0 record) and struck out 19 batters in 13.0 innings (vs. Iowa & Reno) posted a complete-game victory (7 innings/10 SO) against Reno on August 12 Gagnon was named Most Valuable Pitcher by the coaching staff on August 31 then named PCL Pitcher of the Week on September 4 over two starts, allowed only one run in 16.2 innings pitched, struck out 12 and allowed one walk on August 28 vs. Tacoma, tossed the PCL s fifth 9-inning complete-game shutout of the season, allowed two hits, walked 1, faced one over the minimum and retired the final 14 batters PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Infielder/outfielder Patrick Kivlehan (August 27 September 3) was named the PCL Player of the Week on September 4 in eight games, he topped all players in professional baseball (Minor and Major League players) with 10 extra-base hits and a slugging percentage four home runs, tied for the PCL-high, while his 29 total bases placed second batted.407 (11-for-27). 36 SEASONS IN THE SILVER STATE - The 51 s concluded their 36 th Pacific Coast League season in the Silver State on September 3 in the final game for Triple-A professional baseball in the history of Cashman Field! the Las Vegas 51 s have the proud distinction of being the longest enduring franchise in the history of professional sports in the state of Nevada Las Vegas Triple-A baseball was born on April 10, 1983 before a crowd of 10,622 at Cashman Field (Las Vegas defeated Salt Lake City, 11-8). 51 s BRIEFINGS Las Vegas was (.614) over the last 70 games of the season (28-42 record on June 17) the 51 s were (.580) after the all-star break s IN HOME RUNS: Las Vegas had three players that have hit 20 or more home runs in a season for the first time since the 2005 season (Triple-A affiliate of Los Angeles Dodgers) in 2018, Zach Borenstein (25), Peter Alonso (21), Patrick Kivlehan (20) in 2005, Brian Myrow, Norihiro Nakamura and Cody Ross all hit 22 home runs. LAS VEGAS BALLPARK: The Howard Hughes Corporation (NYSE: HHC) announced on October 10, 2017 its plans to develop and construct a baseball stadium in Downtown Summerlin on approximately eight acres just south of City National Arena, the National Hockey League practice facility for the Vegas Golden Knights. The announcement on October 10, followed a vote by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority Board of Directors approving a marketing partnership that gives LVCVA naming rights to the stadium. The Las Vegas Ballpark is being designed by HOK, a global architecture firm with an expertise in stadium design. The 10,000-fan-capacity stadium blends the distinct architectural style of the Summerlin community with the aviation legacy of Howard Hughes. The ballpark will provide a wide range of seating options including 22 suites, club seats, berm seating, party zones and decks, picnic tables, kids zone, bars and even a pool beyond the outfield wall. Designed to create a festival-like atmosphere in Downtown Summerlin, the site will be landscaped to complement the master planned community. Parking will be conveniently located on adjacent sites. The 51s baseball team has been a staple in the Las Vegas community for over three decades, said Don Logan, President/COO, Las Vegas 51s. With a new home in Downtown Summerlin, the future of professional baseball in Southern Nevada looks exceptionally bright. We are confident this location, which is easily accessed from all regions of the valley via the 215 Beltway, will help grow our fan base and introduce new generations to America s favorite past time. We can t wait to put down roots in Downtown Summerlin, a destination that already has a reputation for best in fun, family-oriented entertainment.

3 Groundbreaking Ceremony for Las Vegas Ballpark: The Howard Hughes Corporation (NYSE: HHC), the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA), community leaders, Major League Baseball (MLB) executives, and hundreds of loyal fans broke ground on Friday, February 23 on Las Vegas Ballpark, a 10,000-person capacity baseball stadium that will be the future home of the Las Vegas 51s, the city s professional baseball team. The team, a member of the Pacific Coast League (PCL) and a Triple-A affiliate of the New York Mets, is wholly owned by The Howard Hughes Corporation. 51 s on Radio in Russ Langer broadcast 140 games on NBC Sports Radio AM 920 The Game and on Langer completed his 19 th season behind the mike he is a 10-time recipient of the Nevada Sportscaster of the Year award (2003, 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015) presented by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association also worked a total of 30 Montreal Expos games during the 2003 and 2004 seasons in 2006, Langer was hired for additional major league duty by the Baltimore Orioles and broadcast 10 games on a fill-in basis during the course of the season has also broadcast selected Los Angeles Dodgers Spring Training games in March of 2006 and in Arizona in March of 2008 and with the Toronto Blue Jays in 2009 and 2010 and Chicago White Sox in also broadcast the action for the 2016 Triple-A All-Star Game Radio Network from Charlotte, North Carolina in 2018, Langer is in his seventh season as the radio play-by-play voice for the UNLV Football team. ROBERT J. BLUM BROADCAST BOOTH AT CASHMAN FIELD: The 51s Home Radio Booth was renamed the Robert J. Blum Broadcast Booth prior to the 2013 season to honor the 51s Special Assistant to the General Manager The Blummer passed away on July 22, 2012 at the age of 91...also served as the play-by-play voice for Stars/51 s baseball in selected seasons from & his company, Robert J. Blum Productions, also produced Las Vegas Triple-A professional baseball games broadcast on radio and television for several seasons. 51 s Manager Tony DeFrancesco: He was named the 24 th manager (January 9, 2018) in the history of the Las Vegas franchise ( present, 36 seasons). Career Summary: He has compiled 34 seasons overall in professional baseball, including 24 seasons as manager (over.500 seasons in 19 of 24 years) has compiled an overall managerial record over 24 seasons (current) of 1,668-1,460 (.533) in the Oakland A's ( ), Houston Astros ( ) and New York Mets (2018) organizations has also compiled an impressive Pacific Coast League managerial career record over 15 seasons (current) of 1, (.550) as a Triple-A skipper from , was a member of the Houston Astros organization for seven seasons ( ) and was the manager for Triple-A Oklahoma City for four seasons ( ) and Triple-A Fresno for three seasons ( ) was the manager of the PCL squad at the 2017 Triple-A All-Star Game was also the manager for seven seasons at Triple-A Sacramento (Oakland A's) from , the PCL tenure includes four championships (2003, 2004, 2007, 2015), two Triple-A National Championships (2007, 2015) and eight division titles was named the 2003 PCL Manager of the Year and the 2015 Minor League Manager of the Year by Baseball America the four PCL titles is tied with Hall of Famer Del Crandall for the most championships in league history. Crandall s championships with Albuquerque were in 1978, 1979, 1981, 1982 in 2018, his first season in the New York Mets organization and first campaign as manager of Triple-A Las Vegas DeFrancesco first joined the Oakland A s organization as a minor league manager prior to the 1994 season began his managerial career in '94 with Rookie-level Athletics of the Arizona League then was manager for Single-A Southern Oregon of the Northwest League ( ); Single-A Visalia of the California League ( ) and Double-A Midland of the Texas League ( ) his nine-year record ( ) was (.499) in 2003, he managed in his first season at Triple-A Sacramento and guided the River Cats to the PCL championship in 2008, he earned his first full-time Major League coaching job, as third base coach for the A s, before returning to Sacramento to manage in 2009 then moved to the Astros organization following the 2010 campaign to manage Triple-A Oklahoma City in 2011 in 2012, he was elevated from Oklahoma City to Houston and was named the Astros interim manager on August 19, replacing Brad Mills who was fired managed the final 41 games of the season and on August 24, he earned his first Major League victory, defeating the New York Mets, 3-1, at Citi Field. He compiled an overall record of (.390) and with the Astros switching to the American League for 2013, DeFrancesco was the final manager to lead the Astros as a National League franchise. Professional Playing Career: He was selected by the Boston Red Sox in the ninth round of the June 1984 First-Year Player Draft played in a total of nine seasons in the minor leagues as a catcher in the Boston and Cincinnati organizations reached Triple-A with both organizations (Pawtucket in 1986 and Nashville in 1988, ) appeared

4 in 567 career games and batted.232 (381-for-1,640) with 60 doubles, 17 home runs and 167 RBI...the Suffern, New York native attended Suffern High School and then played three seasons for Seton Hall University ( ). 51 s Coaching Staff: Joel Chimelis completed his 15th season overall as a coach in professional baseball and his first season in the Mets organization as the hitting coach for Triple-A Las Vegas. Minor League Coaching Career: He spent 12 seasons in the Houston Astros organization and was the hitting coach for Double-A Corpus Christi of the Texas League for two seasons (2012, 2017) prior to 2017, he spent 11 years in Houston's system, starting at Single-A Tri-City of the New York-Penn League ( ) and working his way to Single-A Lexington of the South Atlantic League (2011) and Corpus Christi (2012) before spending four years at Single-A Quad Cities of the Midwest League ( ) before joining the Astros, he spent two years ( ) on the coaching staff of the Single-A Savannah Sand Gnats of the South Atlantic League in the Montreal Expos/Washington Nationals organization during the 2014 offseason, he served as hitting coach for the Puerto Rican Winter League champion Cangrejeros de Santurce. Professional Playing Career: He was selected by Oakland in the 11th round of June 1988 First-Year Player Draft was traded to the San Francisco Giants in 1991 and spent the 1996 season in the New York Mets organization (Triple-A Norfolk) reached the Triple-A level in the Giants system, playing for Phoenix from , and was called up to the Majors during the '95 season during his 14-year minor league career as an infielder ( , ), he also enjoyed stints in Mexico, Puerto Rico, Taiwan, Korea and Canada attended Howard Junior College in Big Spring, Texas and played for the University of Texas in 1988 was named to the 1988 NCAA Central Region team with the Longhorns. Glenn Abbott completed his eighth season overall in the Mets organization and his first season as the pitching coach at Triple-A Las Vegas. Minor League Coaching Career: He spent the previous six seasons as pitching coach for Double- A Binghamton of the Eastern League ( )...in 2017, Binghamton compiled a record of (.612) and advanced to the EL playoffs also served as pitching coach for Single-A Savannah of the South Atlantic League in 2011 was a member of the San Diego Padres system before joining the Mets served as pitching coach for Double-A San Antonio of the Texas League in 2007 and 2010 served in the same role with Triple-A Portland of the Pacific Coast League in 2008 and 2009 and with Double-A Mobile of the Southern League in 2006 was also pitching coach in the Texas Rangers system from spent a total of 13 seasons as a coach in Oakland s organization from made his coaching debut with the Mets in 1985 with Single-A Little Falls of the New York-Penn League and stayed with the organization through the 1989 season. Major League Playing Career: Played 11 seasons in the Major Leagues with Oakland ( ), Seattle ( , 1983) and Detroit ( ) the right-hander appeared in 248 career games (206 starts and 37 complete games) and posted a record with a 4.39 ERA struck out 484 batters in 1,286.0 innings pitched on September 28, 1975, he appeared in the first four-pitcher, no-hitter in major league history, combining with Vida Blue, Paul Linblad and Rollie Fingers against the California Angels on the final day of the regular season was selected by Oakland in the eighth round of the June 1969 First-Year Player Draft attended North Little Rock High School and the State College of Arkansas (Conway, AR). Jeremy Accardo completed his second season in the New York Mets organization and his first season as the bullpen coach with Triple-A Las Vegas in 2017, he served as the pitching coach for Rookie-level Gulf Coast League Mets spent eight seasons in the Major Leagues with San Francisco ( ), Toronto ( ), Baltimore (2011), Cleveland (2012) and Oakland (2012) appeared in 262 career games and posted a record with a 4.30 ERA with 38 saves (285.0 IP/205 SO)...was originally signed by San Francisco as a non-drafted free agent in 2003 after playing college ball at Illinois State University and earned his degree in 2016 was a member of Triple-A Las Vegas for two seasons (Toronto, ) and is the franchise leader with 37 career saves recipient of the 51 s Community Service Award on August 31.

5 51 s Batters... Infielder Peter Alonso Season: Appeared in 67 games and batted.260 (67-for-258) with 19 doubles, triple, 21 HR (two grand slams), 67 RBI 33 walks, 7 HBP (team leader) named to the U.S.A. Team (on July 6) for the 2018 SiriusXM Futures Game at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., on Sunday, July 15 recipient of the Mayor s Trophy (Team MVP as voted by the fans) on August 31..tied for the minor league lead with 36 home runs with Ibandel Isabel (Single-A Daytona/Rancho Cucamonga) Combined statistics (Double-A Binghamton & Triple-A) Binghamton (65 G/69-for-220,.314, 12 2B, 15 HR, 52 RBI) Combined Totals (132 G/136-for-478,.285, 31 2B, 36 HR, 119 RBI) Note: on August 10, became the only major or minor league player with 100 or more RBI led minor leagues with 119 RBI Hit safely in 6 straight games (August 27 September 1) and batted.440 (11-for-25) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 22-28) and batted.280 (7- for-25) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 17-23) and batted.375 (9-for-24) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (August 19-24) and batted.316 (6-for-19) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (August 7-12) and batted.500 (10-for-20), 3 HR, 10 RBI over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (July 30 August 4) and batted.409 (9-for-22) over that stretch Batted.357 (5-for-14), 3 HR, 9 RBI vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.375 (3-for-8) vs. Albuquerque (July 12-13) Batted.400 (4-for-10) at Reno (July 20-22) Batted.316 (6-for-19) vs. Memphis (July 27-30) Batted.357 (5-for-14) at Omaha (August 1-3) Batted.455 (5-for-11) 2 HR, 6 RBI at Iowa (August 4-7) Batted.400 (6-for-15) vs. Reno (August 9-12) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Salt Lake (August 21-23) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Tacoma (August 28-30) Batted.444 (8-for-18), 3 HR, 6 RBI vs. Sacramento (Aug. 31-Sept. 3) Multiple-hit games: 16 (10 two-hit games; 4 three-hit games, 2 four-hit game) hit safely in 43 of 67 games 2-for-5, RBI at Oklahoma City (June 17) 1-for-3, walk, RBI double vs. Reno (June 21) 3-for-5, 3 home runs, 7 RBI vs. Reno (June 23) 1-for-4, two-run HR, 2 HBP at Fresno (July 5) 2-for-4, double, solo homer vs. Albuquerque (July 12) 1-for-4, SF, 5 RBI, grand slam vs. Albuquerque (July 13) 2-for-4, walk, inside-the-park HR at Salt Lake (July 19) 3-for-4, walk, triple, two-run homer at Reno (July 20) 1-for-4, walk, three-run homer at Reno (July 22) 2-for-5, double, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Memphis (July 28) 3-for-5, double, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Memphis (July 30) 3-for-6, two doubles, HR, 3 RBI at Omaha (August 3) 1-for-3, two walks, two-run homer at Iowa (August 4) 4-for-5, double, HR, 4 RBI at Iowa (August 7) 2-for-5, double, two-run homer vs. Reno (August 9) 2-for-3, HR, 2 RBI vs. Reno (August 12) 1-for-3, two walks, solo homer vs. Salt Lake (August 21) 2-for-5, two doubles vs. Salt Lake (August 23) 2-for-5, two doubles, RBI vs. Tacoma (August 29) 4-for-5, 4 runs scored, 2 HR, 4 RBI vs. Sacramento (Aug. 31) 2-for-4, walk, two doubles vs. Sacramento (September 1) 2-for-5, walk-off, two-run homer on the last pitch in Cashman Field history for Triple-A vs. Sacramento (September 3) Infielder Cody Asche Season: Appeared in 89 games and batted.230 (62-for-269) with 17 doubles, 4 triples, 10 HR, 38 RBI Hit safely in 4 straight games (June 29 July 2) and batted.400 (6-for-15) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (June 13-18) and batted.308 (4-for-13) over that stretch Batted.385 (5-for-13) vs. Albuquerque (May 12-15) Batted.308 (4-for-13) vs. New Orleans (June 5-7) Batted.333 (3-for-9), 4 BB vs. Colorado Springs (June 13-15) Batted.333 (3-for-9) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.375 (6-for-16) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.417 (5-for-12) at Fresno (July 4-7) Multiple-hit games: 12 (9 two-hit games; 3 three-hit games) hit safely in 47 of 89 games 1-for-3, walk, solo homer at Salt Lake (May 5) 1-for-5, three run triple at Salt Lake (May 7) 2-for-4, double, HR, 4 RBI vs. Fresno (May 11) 1-for-3, walk, run scored vs. Albuquerque (May 12) 3-for-4, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Albuquerque (May 13) 1-for-3, two-run double vs. Albuquerque (May 15) 2-for-4, two doubles, run scored at Tacoma (May 18) 2-for-4, walk, double, solo homer at Sacramento (May 21) 2-for-5, two runs scored at Sacramento (May 22) 2-for-5, double, HR, 3 RBI vs. New Orleans (June 5) 2-for-5, double vs. New Orleans (June 6) 2-for-4, two-run homer vs. Round Rock (June 9) 3-for-4, walk, grand slam vs. Salt Lake (June 30) 3-for-5, walk, RBI, run scored at Fresno (July 5) 1-for-3, three-run homer vs. Albuquerque (July 15) 2-for-4, walk, triple, HR, 2 RBI at Iowa (August 7) 2-for-5 vs. Salt Lake (August 21) Outfielder Patrick Biondi Season: Appeared in 60 games and batted.218 (26-for-119) with 4 doubles, 6 RBI 12 stolen bases, team leader (15 attempts) Hit safely in 4 straight games (June 11-15) and batted.267 (4-for-15) over that stretch Batted.333 (2-for-6) vs. El Paso (April 21-23) Batted.667 (2-for-3) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Multiple-hit games: 3 hit safely in 23 of 60 games 1-for-4, walk, two runs scored at El Paso (April 14) 2-for-6, stolen base, run scored at El Paso (April 16) Pinch-hit, RBI double vs. El Paso (April 22) 1-for-1, RBI double vs. Sacramento (May 3) 1-for-4, stolen base, 2 RBI, run scored vs. Tacoma (May 19) 1-for-3, walk, stolen base, run scored vs. Round Rock (June 9)

6 1-for-3, walk, stolen base at Oklahoma City (June 19) 2-for-3 at Tacoma (June 25) 2-for-4, stolen base, run scored vs. Albuquerque (July 15) Outfielder Zach Borenstein Season: Appeared in 133 games (3 rd /PCL) and batted.248 (120-for-484) with 32 doubles, 2 triples, 25 HR (4 th /PCL, team leader), 90 RBI (team leader) 81 walks (1 st /PCL) 92 runs scored (2 nd /PCL) 59 extra-base hits (3 rd /PCL) 231 total bases (team leader) named to the 2018 PCL All-Star Team on June 28 named Most Valuable Player (by the coaching staff) on August 31 Hit safely in 6 straight games (July 20-26) and batted.435 (10-for-23) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 8-14) and batted.250 (7- for-28), 4 HR, 10 RBI over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (April 10-15) and batted.440 (11-for-25) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (May 11-15) and batted.294 (5- for-17) over that stretch Batted.462 (6-for-13), 3 HR, 7 RBI at Albuquerque (April 10-12) Batted.313 (5-for-16) at El Paso (April 13-16) Batted.385 (5-for-13) vs. Fresno (April 17-20) Batted.333 (3-for-9) vs. El Paso (April 21-23) Batted.412 (7-for-17), 2 HR, 6 RBI at Reno (May 30 June 3) Batted.263 (5-for-19), 3 HR, 6 RBI vs. Round Rock (June 8-11) Batted.471 (8-for-17) at Oklahoma City (June 16-19) Batted.300 (3-for-10) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.471 (8-for-17) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.400 (4-for-10) vs. Albuquerque (July 12-15) Batted.600 (6-for-10) at Reno (July 20-22) Batted.308 (4-for-13) vs. Nashville (July 24-26) Batted.333 (4-for-12) at Omaha (August 1-3) Multiple-hit games: 35 (team leader; 27 two-hit games; 7 three-hit games, 1 four-hit game) hit safely in 76 of 133 games 2-for-4, two-run homer at Albuquerque (April 10) 2-for-4, walk, SB, HR, 2 RBI at Albuquerque (April 11) 2-for-5, double, HR, 3 RBI at Albuquerque (April 12) 3-for-5, double, 3 RBI at El Paso (April 14) 2-for-5, run scored vs. Fresno (April 17) 3-for-4, HBP, HR, 2 RBI vs. Fresno (April 19) 2-for-4, walk, 2 RBI vs. El Paso (April 21) 1-for-2, HBP, two walks, RBI vs. El Paso (April 22) 2-for-5, two-run homer at Albuquerque (April 25) 2-for-5, run scored at Albuquerque (April 27) 2-for-4, walk, double, HR, 3 RBI at Albuquerque (April 28) 2-for-5, HR, 2 RBI, walk-off RBI single vs. SAC (May 2) 2-for-4, solo homer at Tacoma (May 18) 2-for-5, 2 RBI, run scored at Sacramento (May 22) 3-for-5, double, 2 RBI, run scored at Reno (May 30) 2-for-4 at Reno (June 3) 2-for-5, double, two-run homer vs. Round Rock (June 9) 2-for-4, walk, double, RBI at Oklahoma City (June 16) 4-for-5, three doubles, HR, 3 RBI at Oklahoma City (June 18) 2-for-5, two runs scored at Oklahoma City (June 19) 2-for-3, two walks, walk-off RBI double vs. Reno (June 24) 2-for-4, two walks, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (June 30) 3-for-4, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (July 2) 2-for-5, HR, 3 RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (July 3) 1-for-3, two walks, solo homer vs. Albuquerque (July 13) 3-for-5, two doubles vs. Albuquerque (July 15) 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored at Salt Lake (July 17) 2-for-4, SF, 2 RBI at Salt Lake (July 18) 2-for-4, walk, double, triple, 2 RBI at Reno (July 20) 3-for-4, HBP, double, HR, 4 RBI at Reno (July 22) 2-for-5, triple, 4 RBI, walk-off, three-run homer in the 10 th inning vs. Nashville (July 25) 2-for-3, two walks, double, 2 RBI vs. Memphis (July 28) 2-for-4, solo homer at Omaha (August 1) 2-for-4, two walks, double at Omaha (August 3) 3-for-5, three runs scored, three-run HR vs. Reno (August 9) 2-for-4, RBI at El Paso (August 19) 2-for-3, walk, two doubles, RBI vs. Sacramento (September 2) Outfielder Bryce Brentz Season: Appeared in 55 games and batted.264 (51-for-193) with 16 doubles, 15 HR, 47 RBI Hit safely in 9 straight games (August 14-23) and batted.265 (9-for-34) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (April 30 May 4) and batted.429 (9-for-21) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (April 25-28) and batted.412 (7- for-17) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (April 17-20) and batted.400 (6- for-15) over that stretch Batted.400 (6-for-15) vs. Fresno (April 17-20) Batted.389 (7-for-18) at Albuquerque (April 25-29) Batted.500 (8-for-16) vs. Sacramento (April 30 - May 3) Batted.417 (5-for-12) 3 HR, 5 RBI at Omaha (August 1-3) Batted.308 (4-for-13) vs. Reno (August 9-12) Multiple-hit games: 11 hit safely in 35 of 55 games 2-for-4, RBI at El Paso (April 13) 1-for-3, two walks, double, 2 RBI vs. Fresno (April 17) 1-for-3, two-run homer vs. Fresno (April 18) 3-for-5, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Fresno (April 19) 2-for-4, double, RBI at Albuquerque (April 25) 2-for-4, walk, two-run homer at Albuquerque (April 27) 2-for-5, two doubles, two runs scored at Albuquerque (April 28) 2-for-4 vs. Sacramento (May 1) 3-for-4, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Sacramento (May 2) 2-for-4, run scored vs. Sacramento (May 3) 2-for-4, double, two-run homer at Omaha (August 2) 3-for-5, three runs scored, 2 HR, 3 RBI at Omaha (August 3) 4-for-5, double, grand slam, 6 RBI vs. Reno (August 11) 1-for-3, walk, two-run homer at El Paso (August 19) Outfielder Ezequiel Carrera Season: Appeared in 17 games and batted.254 (16-for-63) with 4 doubles, 4 RBI 4 stolen bases Batted.571 (4-for-7) vs. New Orleans (June 5-7) Batted.333 (2-for-6) vs. Round Rock (June 8-11)

7 Batted.375 (3-for-8) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Batted.385 (5-for-13) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Multiple-hit games: 7 hit safely in 8 of 17 games 2-for-5, RBI at Sacramento (May 22) 2-for-3, run scored vs. New Orleans (June 6) 2-for-4, SB, double, RBI, run scored vs. New Orleans (June 7) 2-for-3, double, stolen base vs. Round Rock (June 10) 2-for-4 at Tacoma (June 27) 3-for-5, walk, 2B, RBI, three runs scored vs. Salt Lake (June 30) 2-for-4, double, RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (July 3) Infielder Gavin Cecchini Season: Appeared in 30 games and batted.294 (32-for-109) with 11 doubles, triple, 2 HR, 9 RBI Hit safely in 11 straight games (April 19 May 2) and batted.396 (19-for-48) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (April 8-13) and batted.474 (9- for-19) over that stretch 4 straight multiple-hit games from April (.526, 10-for-19) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. El Paso (April 5-9) Batted.667 (6-for-9) at Albuquerque (April 10-12) Batted.400 (4-for-10) vs. Fresno (April 17-20) Batted.478 (11-for-23) at Albuquerque (April 25-29) Multiple-hit games: 9 hit safely in 20 of 30 games 2-for-3, two doubles, run scored vs. El Paso (April 8) 2-for-3 vs. El Paso (April 9) 2-for-4, walk, double, run scored at Albuquerque (April 12) 3-for-4, two doubles, run scored vs. Fresno (April 20) 2-for-4, double, sacrifice at Albuquerque (April 25) 2-for-5, three-run double at Albuquerque (April 26) 4-for-5, double, solo homer at Albuquerque (April 27) 2-for-5, triple, two runs scored at Albuquerque (April 28) Infielder Christian Colón Season: Appeared in 82 games and batted.304 (82-for-270) with 22 doubles, triple, 6 HR, 38 RBI 6 HBP 11 stolen bases (16 attempts) Hit safely in 8 straight games (August 14-27) and batted.419 (13-for-31) over that stretch Hit safely in 8 straight games (July 16-25) and batted.371 (13-for-35) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 18-25) and batted.391 (9-for-23) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 2-13) and batted.450 (9- for-20) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (May 20-24) and batted.368 (7- for-19) over that stretch Batted.333 (5-for-15) at Sacramento (May 21-24) Batted.571 (4-for-7) vs. New Orleans (June 5-7) Batted.467 (7-for-15) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.333 (4-for-12) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at Fresno (July 4-7) Batted.667 (8-for-12) at Salt Lake (July 16-19) Batted.308 (4-for-13) vs. Memphis (July 27-30) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at Omaha (August 1-3) Batted.364 (4-for-11) vs. Reno (August 9-12) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at Fresno (August 13-15) Batted.462 (6-for-13), 6 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 21-23) Batted.364 (4-for-11) at Sacramento (August 24-27) Multiple-hit games: 20 (15 two-hit games; 4 three-hit games, 1 four-hit game) hit safely in 56 of 82 games 2-for-4, RBI at Tacoma (May 20) 1-for-4, two-run homer at Sacramento (May 21) 2-for-4, stolen base at Sacramento (May 23) 2-for-4, double, triple, RBI vs. Tacoma (May 26) Pinch-hit, three-run double at Reno (June 3) 3-for-4, walk, double, RBI, 3 SB vs. New Orleans (June 5) 2-for-5, RBI vs. Round Rock (June 11) 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored vs. Reno (June 21) 2-for-3, walk, double, RBI vs. Reno (June 22) 2-for-4, walk, solo HR, three runs scored vs. Reno (June 23) 3-for-4, stolen base, RBI at Tacoma (June 28) 2-for-4, walk at Fresno (July 5) 4-for-4, two runs scored at Salt Lake (July 18) 3-for-4, double, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (July 19) 2-for-4, double, 2 RBI vs. Memphis (July 28) 2-for-3, walk, double vs. Memphis (July 29) 2-for-2, two walks, two runs scored vs. Reno (August 9) 2-for-4 at Fresno (August 14) 3-for-4, walk, double, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 21) 2-for-5, double, two-run homer vs. Salt Lake (August 23) 2-for-5, double, SB, run scored at Sacramento (August 25) 2-for-4, run scored vs. Tacoma (August 30) 1-for-2, two walks, three-run homer vs. Sacramento (Sept. 1) Outfielder Matt den Dekker Season: Appeared in 87 games and batted.278 (87-for-313) with 19 doubles, 5 triples (tied for team lead), 14 HR, 44 RBI 8 stolen bases (11 attempts) promoted to the New York Mets on July 11 re-joined Triple-A Las Vegas on August 1 Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 18-26) and batted.355 (11-for-31) over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (July 6-7; August 1-4) and batted.310 (9-for-29) over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (May 3-10) and batted.433 (13- for-30) over that stretch 4 straight multiple-hit games, May 7-10 (.500, 9-for-18) Batted.375 (3-for-8) vs. El Paso (April 21-23) Batted.400 (4-for-10) at Albuquerque (April 25-29) Batted.385 (5-for-13) at Salt Lake (May 4-7) Batted.438 (7-for-16) vs. Fresno (May 8-11) Batted.385 (5-for-13) vs. Albuquerque (May 12-15) Batted.438 (7-for-16) at Tacoma (May 17-20) Batted.474 (9-for-19) vs. Tacoma (May 25-29) Batted.316 (6-for-19) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 - July 3) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at Iowa (August 4-7) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at El Paso (August 16-19) Batted.364 (4-for-11) vs. Salt Lake (August 21-23) Multiple-hit games: 26 (19 two-hit games; 7 three-hit games) hit safely in 54 of 87 games

8 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored vs. El Paso (April 6) 3-for-5, double, 2 HR, 4 RBI vs. El Paso (April 22) 2-for-4, triple, solo homer at Albuquerque (April 27) 2-for-3, double, solo homer at Albuquerque (April 29) 2-for-4, walk, run scored at Salt Lake (May 4) 2-for-5, RBI, two stolen bases at Salt Lake (May 7) 2-for-5, solo homer vs. Fresno (May 8) 3-for-5, RBI vs. Fresno (May 9) 2-for-3, walk, 2 RBI vs. Fresno (May 10) 3-for-4, walk, SB, 2 RBI vs. Albuquerque (May 13) 2-for-4, HR, 3 RBI, three runs scored at Tacoma (May 17) 2-for-4 at Tacoma (May 18) 2-for-4, walk at Tacoma (May 19) 3-for-5, triple, RBI, three runs scored vs. Tacoma (May 25) 2-for-5, double, run scored vs. Tacoma (May 26) 3-for-4, walk, HR, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. Tacoma (May 28) 2-for-4, walk, stolen base, lead-off HR at Tacoma (June 28) 2-for-5, triple, RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (July 1) 3-for-5, triple, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (July 3) 2-for-3, walk, double, solo homer at Fresno (July 6) 2-for-4, double, two runs scored at Omaha (August 2) 2-for-4, walk, stolen base, run scored at Iowa (August 6) 2-for-5 at Fresno (August 15) 2-for-5, double at El Paso (August 18) 3-for-6, two doubles, HR, 3 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 21) 2-for-4, stolen base at Sacramento (August 24) Infielder/Outfielder Phillip Evans Season: Appeared in 62 games and batted.256 (56-for-219) with 8 doubles, triple, 14 HR, 39 RBI promoted to New York Mets on May 16 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on May 24 promoted to the Mets on May 28 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on May 29 promoted to the Mets on July 24 Hit safely in 7 straight games (May 8-14) and batted.360 (9- for-25) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 17, July 12-17) and batted.333 (9-for-27) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (June 1-8) and batted.300 (6- for-20) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (April 23-28) and batted.300 (6- for-20) over that stretch Batted.375 (3-for-8) at Albuquerque (April 10-12) Batted.455 (5-for-11) at El Paso (April 13-16) Batted.357 (5-for-14), 2 HR, 6 RBI vs. Fresno (May 8-11) Batted.364 (4-for-11), 3 HR, 5 RBI vs. Albuquerque (May 12-15) Batted.438 (7-for-16) at Salt Lake (July 16-19) Multiple-hit games: 12 (9 two-hit games; 2three-hit games, 1 four-hit game) hit safely in 40 of 62 games 2-for-3, walk, double, RBI, run scored at Albuquerque (April 10) 4-for-5, double, 2 RBI, two runs scored at El Paso (April 16) 2-for-4, RBI, run scored at Albuquerque (April 25) 3-for-4, HR, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (April 30) 2-for-3, walk, double, 3 RBI vs. Fresno (May 8) 1-for-3, SF, HR, 3 RBI vs. Albuquerque (May 13) 2-for-4, two solo homers vs. Albuquerque (May 14) 2-for-4, walk, solo homer vs. Tacoma (May 25) 2-for-4, HR, 2 RBI, two runs scored vs. New Orleans (June 5) 1-for-3, two walks, double, RBI vs. Round Rock (June 10) 2-for-5, two runs scored, solo homer vs. Albuquerque (July 13) 2-for-4, run scored at Salt Lake (July 16) 2-for-5, stolen base, RBI at Salt Lake (July 17) 3-for-3, two walks, 2 RBI at Salt Lake (July 19) 1-for-5, grand slam at Reno (July 22) Infielder Luis Guillorme Season: Appeared in 69 games and batted.304 (75-for-247) with 15 doubles, 2 triples, 3 HR, 33 RBI promoted to the New York Mets on May 9 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on June 26 promoted to the Mets on July 28 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on August 13 Hit safely in 10 straight games (April 28 May 7; June 27) and batted.432 (16-for-37) over that stretch Hit safely in 9 straight games (June 29 July 7) and batted.361 (13-for-36) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (August 19-25) and batted.375 (9-for-24) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (July 21-26; August 14) and batted.316 (6-for-19) over that stretch 6 straight multiple-hit games, May 1-7 (.545, 12-for-22) Batted.600 (3-for-5), 4 RBI at El Paso (April 13-16) Batted.444 (4-for-9) vs. El Paso (April 21-23) Batted.500 (7-for-14) vs. Sacramento (April 30 May 3) Batted.545 (6-for-11) at Salt Lake (May 4-7) Batted.400 (8-for-20) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.313 (5-for-16) at Fresno (July 4-7) Batted.375 (6-for-16) vs. Albuquerque (July 12-15) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Nashville (July 24-26) Batted.462 (6-for-13), 5 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 21-23) Batted.455 (5-for-11) vs. Sacramento (Aug. 31 Sept. 3) Multiple-hit games: 19 (13 two-hit games; 6 three-hit games) hit safely in 50 of 69 games 2-for-4, two doubles, RBI, two runs scored vs. El Paso (April 6) 1-for-1, SB, two walks, 2 RBI at El Paso (April 14) 2-for-4, double, SAC, 2 RBI at El Paso (April 16) 3-for-5 vs. El Paso (April 22) 1-for-4, double, 3 RBI at Albuquerque (April 29) 2-for-4, RBI vs. Sacramento (May 1) 2-for-4, two runs scored, two-run single vs. SAC (May 2) 2-for-3, walk, double vs. Sacramento (May 3) 2-for-4, run scored at Salt Lake (May 4) 2-for-2, walk, run scored at Salt Lake (May 6) 2-for-5, triple, HR, 3 RBI, two runs scored at Salt Lake (May 7) 3-for-5, solo homer, three runs scored vs. Salt Lake (June 30) 2-for-3, walk, run scored vs. Salt Lake (July 1) 2-for-6, double, two runs scored at Fresno (July 5) 3-for-4, walk, double, RBI vs. Albuquerque (July 13) 3-for-3 vs. Albuquerque (July 14) 2-for-4 vs. Nashville (July 24) 2-for-5, two-run homer vs. Salt Lake (August 21) 3-for-4, RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 23) 1-for-2, two walks, double vs. Tacoma (August 29) 3-for-4, double, run scored vs. Sacramento (September 2) 2-for-3, two walks, triple vs. Sacramento (September 3)

9 Outfielder Kevin Kaczmarski Season: Appeared in 60 games and batted.300 (48-for-160) with 8 doubles, 2 triples, 19 RBI 3 SF promoted to the New York Mets on June 22 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on July 11 Hit safely in 9 straight games (June 8-17) and batted.368 (14-for-38) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (May 26-31) and batted.500 (10-for-20) over that stretch Batted.417 (5-for-12) vs. Tacoma (May 25-29) Batted.375 (6-for-16) at Reno (May 30 June 3) Batted.500 (4-for-8) vs. New Orleans (June 5-7) Batted.313 (5-for-16) vs. Round Rock (June 8-11) Batted.357 (5-for-14) at Oklahoma City (June 16-19) Batted.538 (7-for-13) at Salt Lake (July 16-19) Batted.429 (3-for-7) vs. Memphis (July 27-30) Multiple-hit games: 9 hit safely in 32 of 60 games 1-for-3, SF, 2 RBI vs. Tacoma (May 26) 2-for-2, two walks, three runs scored vs. Tacoma (May 28) 4-for-5, double at Reno (May 30) 3-for-5, double, triple, run scored vs. New Orleans (June 5) 2-for-3, SB, walk, two runs scored vs. Round Rock (June 10) 2-for-5 at Colorado Springs (June 14) 4-for-4, walk, SB, two runs scored at Oklahoma City (June 17) 3-for-5 at Salt Lake (July 16) 3-for-5, two doubles, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (July 18) 2-for-5, walk, RBI, run scored vs. Memphis (July 30) Infielder/Outfielder Ty Kelly Season: Appeared in 108 games and batted.259 (96-for- 370) with 24 doubles, 5 triples (tied for team lead), 8 HR, 52 RBI 48 walks promoted to the New York Mets on June 12 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on June 17 promoted to the Mets on July 9 re-joined Las Vegas on July 26 Note: Recorded his 1,000 th career minor league hit at Sacramento (August 25) Hit safely in 8 straight games (April 23 May 1) and batted.407 (11-for-27) over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 4-11) and batted.400 (10-for-25) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (June 28 July 4) and batted.318 (7-for-22) over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (April 8-14) and batted.500 (14- for-28) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (May 19-23) and batted.364 (8- for-22) over that stretch 4 straight multiple-hit games from April (.579, 11-for-19) Batted.700 (7-for-10), 3 3B, 3 HR, 6 RBI at ALB (April 10-12) Batted.400 (6-for-15) at Albuquerque (April 25-29) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Sacramento (April 30 May 3) Batted.333 (5-for-15) at Tacoma (May 17-20) Batted.357 (5-for-14) at Reno (May 30 June 3) Batted.500 (6-for-12) at Oklahoma City (June 16-19) Batted.313 (5-for-16) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.300 (3-for-10) at Fresno (July 4-7) Batted.375 (6-for-16), 4 2B, 6 RBI at Iowa (August 4-7) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Reno (August 9-12) Batted.333 (4-for-12) at Sacramento (August 24-27) Multiple-hit games: 25 (22 two-hit games; 1 three-hit game, 2 four-hit games) hit safely in 66 of 108 games 2-for-5, three-run HR vs. El Paso (April 8) 4-for-5, double, triple, 2 HR, 3 RBI at Albuquerque (April 11) 3-for-5, two triples, HR, 3 RBI at Albuquerque (April 12) 2-for-5, double, 2 RBI, run scored at El Paso (April 13) 2-for-4, walk, two runs scored at El Paso (April 14) 2-for-4, solo homer vs. El Paso (April 23) 1-for-2, three walks, RBI at Albuquerque (April 28) 2-for-5, stolen base, RBI at Albuquerque (April 29) 2-for-4, walk, triple, two runs scored vs. Sacramento (April 30) 2-for-2, two walks, two doubles, RBI at Salt Lake (May 4) 2-for-4, two doubles, RBI, two runs scored at Tacoma (May 19) 2-for-4, double, run scored at Tacoma (May 20) 2-for-5, double, RBI, two runs scored at Sacramento (May 22) 2-for-5, double, run scored at Reno (May 30) 2-for-3, walk, run scored at Reno (June 3) 2-for-3, double, two walks, RBI vs. New Orleans (June 7) 4-for-5, double, RBI, three runs scored at OKC (June 18) 2-for-3, walk, double, run scored at Oklahoma City (June 19) 2-for-4 vs. Reno (June 22) 2-for-4, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (June 29) 2-for-3, double, RBI, run scored at Fresno (July 7-GM1/DH) 2-for-4, run scored vs. Nashville (July 26) 2-for-4, walk, double, two-run homer at Iowa (August 4) 2-for-4, two-run double at Iowa (August 5) 2-for-2, run scored vs. Reno (August 10) 2-for-3, two walks, 2 RBI at Sacramento (August 25) Outfielder Patrick Kivlehan Season: Appeared in 98 games and batted.314 (111-for- 354) with 29 doubles, 4 triples, 20 HR, 67 RBI named PCL Player of the Week (August 27 September 3) ranked 9 th in the PCL in batting Hit safely in 9 straight games (July 14-24) and batted.371 (13-for-35) over that stretch Hit safely in 8 straight games (June 6-14) and batted.273 (9- for-33) over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 15-22) and batted.407 (11-for-27), 6 HR, 12 RBI over that stretch Hit safely in 6 straight games (August 25-30) and batted.500 (11-for-22) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (May 25-30) and batted.375 (6- for-16) over that stretch 4 straight multiple-hit games from July (.500, 8-for-16) Batted.294 (5-for-17) at Tacoma (May 17-20) Batted.417 (5-for-12) vs. Tacoma (May 25-29) Batted.357 (5-for-14) at Oklahoma City (June 16-19) Batted.500 (7-for-14) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.313 (5-for-16) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Albuquerque (July 12-15) Batted.500 (6-for-12) at Reno (July 20-22) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Nashville (July 24-26) Batted.444 (4-for-9) at Omaha (August 1-3) Batted.444 (4-for-9) vs. Reno (August 9-12)

10 Batted.429 (3-for-7) at Fresno (August 13-15) Batted.364 (4-for-11) vs. Fresno (August 21-23) Batted.455 (5-for-11) at Sacramento (August 24-27) Batted.545 (6-for-11) 3 HR, 6 RBI vs. Tacoma (August 28-30) Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. Sacramento (Aug. 31 Sept. 3) Multiple-hit games: 31 (24 two-hit games; 6 three-hit games, 1 four-hit game) hit safely in 72 of 98 games 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Fresno (May 11) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Albuquerque (May 12) 2-for-5, double, two runs scored at Tacoma (May 17) 2-for-4 at Tacoma (May 20) 2-for-4, double, RBI vs. Tacoma (May 27) 1-for-2, walk, HBP vs. Tacoma (May 29) 1-for-3, walk, three-run homer vs. New Orleans (June 7) 2-for-4, double vs. Round Rock (June 8) 2-for-5, RBI at Oklahoma City (June 19) 3-for-4, inside-the-park 2-run homer vs. Reno (June 22) 3-for-5, double, RBI vs. Reno (June 23) 4-for-4, three doubles, RBI at Tacoma (June 26) 2-for-4, 5 RBI, 2 HR (grand slam) vs. Salt Lake (June 29) 3-for-6, three-run homer at Fresno (July 5) 2-for-4, RBI vs. Albuquerque (July 12) 2-for-4, walk, triple, grand slam at Reno (July 20) 2-for-5, run scored at Reno (July 21) 2-for-3, two walks, triple, 2 RBI at Reno (July 22) 2-for-4, two runs scored, solo HR vs. Nashville (July 24) 2-for-4, two triples, two runs scored vs. Nashville (July 26) 2-for-4, RBI vs. Memphis (July 28) 2-for-4 vs. Memphis (July 29) 2-for-3, SF, 2 RBI at Omaha (August 2) 2-for-5, two doubles, stolen base at Omaha (August 3) 1-for-3, walk, three-run homer at Iowa (August 6) 2-for-4, RBI, run scored vs. Reno (August 10) 2-for-4, walk, double, two-run HR vs. Reno (August 11) 3-for-4, double, 6 RBI, 2-three-run HR at Fresno (August 15) 3-for-5, two doubles, HR, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (August 21) 3-for-3, walk, double, RBI at Sacramento (August 26) 2-for-4, double, HR, 3 RBI vs. Tacoma (August 28) 2-for-4, double, solo homer vs. Tacoma (August 29) 2-for-3, walk, double, HR, 2 RBI vs. Tacoma (August 28-30) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Sacramento (September 1) 1-for-1, double, three walks vs. Sacramento (September 3) Catcher Jose Lobaton Season: Appeared in 39 games and batted.348 (46-for-132) with 9 doubles, 8 HR, 27 RBI promoted to the N.Y. Mets on April 13...re-joined Triple-A Las Vegas on May 22 promoted to the Mets on June 1 rejoined Las Vegas on June 14 Hit safely in 8 straight games (June 24-27; July 21-30) and batted.519 (14-for-27) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (August 16-22) and batted.500 (7-for-14) over that stretch Hit safely in 5 straight games (April 5-11) and batted.333 (7- for-21) over that stretch Batted.333 (4-for-12) vs. El Paso (April 5-9) Batted.333 (3-for-9) at Albuquerque (April 10-12) Batted.500 (5-for-10) vs. Tacoma (May 25-29) Batted.667 (4-for-6) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Batted.700 (7-for-10), 6 RBI vs. Memphis (July 27-30) Batted.375 (3-for-8) vs. Reno (August 9-12) Batted.667 (4-for-6) at El Paso (August 16-19) Batted.375 (3-for-8) vs. Salt Lake (August 21-23) Batted.333 (4-for-12) at Sacramento (August 24-27) Batted.333 (2-for-6) vs. Sacramento (Aug. 31 Sept. 3) Multiple-hit games: 14 hit safely in 29 of 39 games 2-for-4, RBI vs. El Paso (April 6) 1-for-4, two-run HR vs. El Paso (April 8) 2-for-5, 2 RBI at Albuquerque (April 11) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Tacoma (May 25) 1-for-4, three-run homer vs. Tacoma (May 28) 2-for-2, walk, HBP, two runs scored vs. Tacoma (May 29) 1-for-3, two walks, double, RBI at Reno (May 30) 2-for-3, double at Tacoma (June 26) 2-for-3, solo homer at Tacoma (June 27) 2-for-4, stolen base, RBI vs. Memphis (July 27) 1-for-2, walk, solo homer vs. Memphis (July 29) 4-for-4, walk, two doubles, 4 RBI vs. Memphis (July 30) 0-for-2, three walks, run scored at Iowa (August 7) 3-for-5, two doubles, RBI, run scored vs. Reno (August 11) 2-for-3, walk at El Paso (August 17) 1-for-2, two walks, solo homer at El Paso (August 18) 2-for-3, walk, double, solo homer vs. Salt Lake (August 22) 2-for-5, 4 RBI, three-run homer at Sacramento (August 25) 2-for-4, run scored at Sacramento (August 27) 2-for-4 vs. Sacramento (September 1) Infielder Jeff McNeil Season: Appeared in 31 games and batted.368 (46-for-125) with 10 doubles, 2 triples, 5 HR, 28 RBI promoted to the New York Mets on July 24 Combined statistics (Double-A Binghamton & Triple-A) Binghamton (57 G/70-for-214,.327, 16 2B, 14 HR, 43 RBI) Combined Totals (88 G/116-for-339,.342, 26 2B, 19 HR, 71 RBI) Hit safely in 18 straight games (June 18 July 6) and batted.421 (32-for-76) over that stretch Hit safely in 7 straight games (July 15-22) and batted.321 (9- for-28) over that stretch NOTE: 17-game hitting streak at Double-A Binghamton (April 30 May 18) 4 straight multiple-hit games, June (.500, 9-for-18) Batted.375 (6-for-16) at Oklahoma City (June 16-19) Batted.400 (6-for-15) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.389 (7-for-18) at Tacoma (June 25-28) Batted.421 (8-for-19) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.375 (6-for-16) at Fresno (July 4-7) Batted.353 (6-for-17) vs. Albuquerque (July 12-15) Batted.313 (5-for-16) at Salt Lake (July 16-19) Multiple-hit games: 12 (7 two-hit games; 4 three-hit games, 1 four-hit game) hit safely in 28 of 31 games 3-for-5, SB, double, 2 RBI at Oklahoma City (June 18) 2-for-5, double, 2 RBI at Oklahoma City (June 19) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. Reno (June 21) 2-for-4 vs. Reno (June 22) 3-for-5, two doubles, RBI, run scored at Tacoma (June 27) 2-for-4, solo homer at Tacoma (June 28)

11 1-for-3, walk, three-run homer vs. Salt Lake (June 29) 3-for-6, RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (June 30) 1-for-2, two walks, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (July 1) 2-for-4, HBP, triple, HR, 2 RBI vs. Salt Lake (July 3) 4-for-6, grand slam at Fresno (July 5) 3-for-5, double, 2 RBI, inside-the-park HR vs. ALB (July 13) 2-for-4, RBI, run scored vs. Albuquerque (July 15) 2-for-4, triple, 2 RBI at Salt Lake (July 16) Catcher Johnny Monell Season: Appeared in 65 games and batted.263 (51-for-194) with 17 doubles, triple, 3 HR, 34 RBI batted.500 (5-for-10, 3 RBI) as a pinch-hitter Hit safely in 10 straight games (May 9-19) and batted.314 (11-for-35) over that stretch Batted.333 (3-for-9) vs. Fresno (April 17-20) Batted.357 (5-for-14) vs. Albuquerque (May 12-15) Batted.375 (3-for-8) at Sacramento (May 21-24) Batted.500 (4-for-8) vs. Round Rock (June 8-11) Batted.429 (3-for-7) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.333 (3-for-9) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.750 (3-for-4) vs. Memphis (July 27-30) Multiple-hit games: 7 hit safely in 42 of 65 games 2-for-5, RBI, two runs scored at El Paso (April 16) 3-for-4, walk, 3 RBI vs. Fresno (April 19) 2-for-3, walk, RBI, run scored at Albuquerque (April 26) 1-for-4, walk, solo homer vs. Sacramento (April 30) 1-for-3, walk, double, RBI vs. Fresno (May 11) 1-for-4, solo HR to break 7-7 tie vs. Albuquerque (May 13) 2-for-3 vs. Albuquerque (May 14) 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored at Sacramento (May 21) 1-for-3, HBP, 2 RBI, run scored at Sacramento (May 22) 3-for-3, walk, double, two runs scored vs. Round Rock (June 11) Pinch-hit, RBI double at Colorado Springs (June 14) 1-for-3, walk, triple, RBI vs. Reno (June 21) 2-for-5, HR, 3 RBI, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (June 30) Catcher Tomás Nido Season: Appeared in 6 games and batted.235 (4-for-17) with 2 doubles, RBI promoted to the N.Y. Mets on May Batted.333 (2-for-6) vs. Fresno (May 8-11) Multiple-hit games: 0 hit safely in 4 of 6 games 1-for-3, walk, double, RBI, run scored vs. Fresno (May 11) Catcher Colton Plaia Season: Appeared in 66 games and batted.255 (50-for-196) with 14 doubles, triple, 9 HR, 29 RBI recipient of the 51 s Community Service Award on August 31 Hit safely in 5 straight games (June 10-23) and batted.471 (8-for-17) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (June 29 July 5) and batted.400 (6-for-15) over that stretch Hit safely in 4 straight games (April 12-15) and batted.267 (4- for-15) over that stretch Batted.500 (2-for-4) at Salt Lake (May 4-7) Batted.333 (2-for-6) vs. New Orleans (June 5-7) Batted.444 (4-for-9) vs. Round Rock (June 8-11) Batted.333 (2-for-6) at Colorado Springs (June 13-15) Batted.250 (2-for-4) vs. Reno (June 21-24) Batted.300 (3-for-10) vs. Salt Lake (June 29 July 3) Batted.429 (3-for-7) at Fresno (July 4-7) Batted.400 (2-for-5) at Omaha (August 1-3) Batted.429 (3-for-7) at El Paso (August 16-19) Batted.400 (2-for-5) vs. Tacoma (August 28-30) Multiple-hit games: 10 hit safely in 38 of 66 games 1-for-3, walk, double, two runs scored at El Paso (April 13) 2-for-4, run scored vs. El Paso (April 21) 2-for-4, double, RBI, run scored at Salt Lake (May 5) 1-for-3, walk, two runs scored vs. Albuquerque (May 13) 1-for-3, double at Tacoma (May 20) 1-for-3, walk, run scored at Reno (June 2) 1-for-2, two walks, run scored at Reno (June 3) 2-for-4, double, run scored vs. New Orleans (June 7) 1-for-3, walk, double, run scored vs. Round Rock (June 10) 3-for-4, double, HR, 4 RBI vs. Round Rock (June 11) 1-for-2, two walks at Colorado Springs (June 15) 2-for-4, double, HR, 3 RBI vs. Reno (June 23) 1-for-3, walk, RBI, run scored vs. Salt Lake (July 1) 1-for-3, walk, triple, two runs scored vs. Salt Lake (July 3) 3-for-5, double, RBI, run scored at Fresno (July 5) 1-for-4, walk, solo homer at Reno (July 22) 1-for-3, walk, solo homer vs. Nashville (July 25) 2-for-4, RBI at Omaha (August 2) 2-for-4, two runs scored at Iowa (August 4) 2-for-3 at El Paso (August 16) 2-for-3, HR, 2 RBI vs. Tacoma (August 30) 1-for-3, two-run homer vs. Sacramento (August 31) Catcher Kevin Plawecki Season: Appeared in 4 games and batted.231 (3-for-13) with a HR, 3 RBI began ML rehab assignment on May 23 returned to the Mets on May Batted.333 (2-for-6) at Sacramento (May 23-24) Multiple-hit games: 0 hit safely in 3 of 4 games 1-for-3, two-run homer at Sacramento (May 23) Infielder Jack Reinheimer Season: Appeared in 16 games batted.327 (18-for-55) with 3 doubles, 2 HR, 5 RBI 7 stolen bases promoted to the New York Mets on August 13 optioned to Triple-A Las Vegas on August 25 promoted to the Mets on September 3 Hit safely in 7 straight games (August 27 September 2) and batted.414 (12-for-29) over that stretch 5 straight multiple-hit games, August (.500, 10-for-20)