NEW YORK METS (64-73) FOURTH PLACE, NL EAST GB MIAMI MARLINS (66-69) THIRD PLACE, NL EAST, GB

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1 NEW YORK METS (64-73) FOURTH PLACE, NL EAST GB MIAMI MARLINS (66-69) THIRD PLACE, NL EAST, GB Monday, September 1, :10 p.m. Marlins Park Miami, FL RHP Zack Wheeler (9-9, 3.44) vs. RHP Henderson Alvarez (10-6, 2.75) SNY WOR 710 AM ESPN 1050 AM Game #138 Road Game #70 ROSTER MOVES: After yesterday s game, the Mets recalled infielder Josh Satin and RHP Erik Goeddel from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League...New York also recalled catcher Juan Centeno and selected the contract of LHP Dario Alvarez from Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League...Satin will wear #13, Centeno will wear #36, Goeddel will wear #62 and Alvarez will wear #68...Goeddel and Alvarez have never appeared in the majors. JOSH SATIN: Began the year with New York hitting.107 (3-28) with three RBI in 15 games before he optioned to Las Vegas on May 10...Satin hit.289 ( ) with 27 doubles, nine home runs and 49 RBI in 100 games with the 51s. JUAN CENTENO: Hit.238 (5-21) with two RBI in six games with the Mets this season from May Centeno has hit.289 (74-256) with 10 doubles, one home run and 25 RBI in 74 games combined between Las Vegas (AAA) and Binghamton (AA). ERIK GOEDDEL: Was 3-2 with a 5.37 ERA (38 earned runs/63.2 innings) in 49 games this season for Las Vegas...He issued 30 walks and struck out 64...This year marked the first year pitching out of the bullpen. DARIO ALVAREZ: Went 10-1 with a 1.10 ERA (nine earned runs/73.1 innings) in 29 games, six starts with Savannah (A) of the South Atlantic League, St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League and Binghamton (AA) this year...he s issued 17 walks and struck out Joins Dilson Herrera as the second player this year to go from Single-A to the majors in the same season...he pitched three years for the Dominican League Phillies ( ), in Panama from and in Venezuela in Made 12 starts for Brooklyn, going 2-4 last year. LABOR DAY: The Mets are all-time on Labor Day. TRENDING: New York is 5-5 in its last 10 games and since July 4...The Mets went 3-3 on their recent homestand...new York is on the road, including 3-4 in Miami. VS. NL EAST: The Mets are in their last 26 games vs. NL East teams...overall, the Mets are vs. the NL East, including on the road...the Mets have won five straight vs. Miami. DAY LIGHT: The Mets are during the day and the club s.587 winning percentage is the fifth-best in the majors...new York is 14-8 on the road during the day this season. DILSON HERRERA: Collected his first major league RBI in the eighth inning yesterday vs. Philadelphia, with an RBI single...herrera s first major league hit, a single off Jerome Williams, came on Saturday... Herrera is the youngest player in the majors...herrera, a native of Cartagena, Colombia, became the 14th player born in Colombia to appear in the majors and the first with the Mets...He also became the first position player to begin the season on a Single-A roster in a nonrehabilitation assignment and appear in the major leagues later that same season. SECOND-HALF HOME RUNS: Lucas Duda is tied for the second in the majors with Giancarlo Stanton and Jose Bautista with 12 home runs since the All-Star break...chris Carter is first with 14. LUCAS DUDA: Is tied for third in the NL with his career-high 26 home runs...duda is third in the NL with a home run every 16.4 at-bats, behind Giancarlo Stanton and Anthony Rizzo Duda s careerhigh 76 RBI are tied for eighth in the National League...He is also fourth in the NL with an RBI every 5.6 at-bats...duda is ninth in the NL with a.485 slugging percentage. METS-MARLINS NOTES: The Mets are all-time at Marlins Park, including seven walk-off losses, but they have won three of their last four in Miami...Overall, New York has won six of its last seven games vs. the Marlins. 2014: : 8-11 History GOLDEN GLOVE: Juan Lagares leads all major leaguers with a 3.6 defensive WAR this season...lagares range factor (putout and assists/innings) is 2.93 which leads all NL outfielders...lagares has 30 defensive runs saved, second among all major leaguers to Atlanta s Jason Heyward, who has 34, despite playing 331 fewer innings... Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) has been a stat researched over the last 12 years and Lagares is the only player to record back-to-back seasons of 30 or more defensive runs saved. LAGARES AT THE PLATE: Juan Lagares has at least one hit in seven of his last nine games, going (.333)...He has four multi-hit games over that span with two home runs and eight RBI. WILMER FLORES: Tied his career-high with three hits yesterday...it was his third career three-hit game...flores is five-for-his-last-10 (.500) over his last three games...he also picked up his first career stolen base on Sunday. STOLEN BASES: New York has swiped eight straight stolen bases dating back to August 23...The Mets have been successful on 12 of their last 13 stolen base attempts...new York is 10th in the majors with 85 stolen bases...eric Young, Jr. is tied for fifth in the NL with 28 stolen bases. QUALITY IS JOB #1: New York is tied for fifth in the majors with 85 quality starts...zack Wheeler leads the team and is tied for seventh in the NL with 19 quality starts. WHEELZ ROLLIN: Zack Wheeler is 6-1 with a 2.17 ERA (17 earned runs/70.2 innings) in his last 11 starts dating back to June 30...He has the third-lowest ERA (2.17) in the National League and the seventhlowest in the majors since June 30 (minimum 65.0 innings). ZACK VS. MIAMI: Wheeler is 2-0 with a 0.65 ERA (two earned runs/27.2 innings) in four starts this year vs. the Marlins...He has not allowed a run in 15.0 innings with 15 strikeouts in two starts at Marlins Park this season...wheeler is 2-0 with a 1.04 ERA (four earned runs/34.2 innings) in five career starts vs. Miami...Wheeler tossed a three-hit shutout notching eight strikeouts on June 19 at Miami earlier this year. 6 & 1: Wheeler has hurled 11 outings where he s worked 6.0 or more innings and allowed one or fewer earned runs, including all four starts this year vs. the Marlins...Wheeler s 11 such games are tied for the ninth-most in the National League. JEURYS FAMILIA: Has 16 holds, tied for the second-most in team history by a rookie with Bobby Parnell (2009)...Scott Rice holds the mark with 17 in He also leads all NL rookies and is tied for second in the majors with four saves...is tied for eighth in the majors with 64 appearances. JENRRY MEJIA: Recorded his 21st save yesterday...he became the 14th pitcher in team history and the second youngest (age 24) to get to 20 saves in a season... Neil Allen collected 22 saves as a 22-year-old in Mejia is 21-for-24 in save chances and is 10th in the NL in saves since May 12 (when he moved to the pen). AT MIAMI UPCOMING OPPONENTS Tue., Sept. 2 LHP Jonathon Niese (7-10, 3.48) vs. RHP Brad Penny (1-0, 5.40) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050) Wed., Sept. 3 RHP Jacob degrom (7-6, 2.94) vs. RHP Tom Koehler (9-9, 3.79) 7:10 p.m. (SNY, WOR 710 AM, ESPN 1050)

2 #45 ZACK WHEELER (9-9, 3.44) RHP Height: 6-4 Weight: 196 pounds Age: 24 (5/30/90) Born: Smyrna, GA Resides: Dallas, GA Signed Through: 2014 vs. Opp vs. Opp Marlins Pitcher Career 2014 Career Park RHP Henderson Alvarez 10-6, , , , , 2.41 RHP Zack Wheeler 9-9, , , , , , 0.82 WHEELER S STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN CATEGORY AB H HR BB SO AVG vs. Right (2014) vs. Right (Career) vs. Left (2014) vs. Left (Career) LAST START: Took the loss in the Mets 3-2 defeat to the Braves on August 27 at Citi Field...Pitched 7.0 innings, allowed four hits, three runs, two earned, and three walks, while striking out seven...it marked Wheeler s first loss since June 25 against the Athletics at Citi Field, and it ended a streak of 10 consecutive starts without a loss for Wheeler, the longest single-season streak by a Mets pitcher since Matt Harvey went 13 straight in Wheeler pitched at least 7.0 innings in a start for the first time since June 19 against the Marlins at Marlins Park. STREAKING: Wheeler has allowed three earned runs or less in 11 consecutive starts, tied for the seventhlongest active streak of its kind in the majors...his streak dates to June 30...Clayton Kershaw is the middle of a major league-best 18 straight starts. MIAMI VICE: Wheeler is 2-0 with a 0.65 ERA (two earned runs/27.2 innings pitched) in four starts against the Marlins this season, allowing one run or less in each start...threw a three-hit shutout on June 19 in Miami to win, Greg Maddux (2002) is the only other pitcher to make at least four starts in a season against the Marlins and not allow more than one run in each start. ROAD WARRIOR: Wheeler is 4-1 with a 2.00 ERA (14 earned runs/63.0 innings pitched) in his last 10 road starts...has struck out 63 and walked 23 in those starts, while allowing 44 hits...allowed one earned run or less in seven of those starts. QUALITY: Wheeler has thrown 19 quality starts this season, good for the team lead...over his last 11 starts, Wheeler is 7-2 with a 2.53 ERA. TOP 10: Zack Wheeler has had 11 starts this year where he s gone 6.0 or more innings and allowed one or fewer earned runs, tied with 13 other starters for the 13th-most such starts in the majors...san Diego s Tyson Ross and Los Angeles (NL) Clayton Kershaw are tied for the major-league lead in such starts with 14. WALKS: After walking two batters or fewer in 12 of his prior 14 starts, Wheeler has walked three or more batters in each of his last five starts...wheeler s 3.83 walks per nine innings this season is fifth-highest in the NL...Since his major-league debut on June 18, 2013, Wheeler has walked 114 batters, tied with the the Angels C.J. Wilson for the second most in the majors in that time span. WHIFFING: Wheeler is averaging 8.74 strikeouts per nine innings, the ninth-highest amongst qualified NL pitchers...has struck out seven or more batters in a start 10 times this season, tied with four other pitchers for 13th-most in the NL. HOME RUNS: After allowing six homers over his prior 22 starts (130.0 innings pitched), dating to August 15, 2013, Wheeler has allowed seven homers over his last 12 starts (72.2 innings pitched)...has not allowed more than one home run in a start in his last 37 appearances. PITCH COUNT: Wheeler is averaging pitches per inning, the fourth-highest rate among qualified major league starters...wheeler has thrown 100 or more pitches in 11 consecutive starts, tied with the Angels C.J. Wilson for the sixth-longest streak this season...wheeler has made 13 starts this season where he s thrown 108 or more pitches in less than 7.0 innings pitched, tied with Woody Williams (1998) and C.J. Wilson (2013) for the second-most such starts since pitch counts were tracked in Al Leiter holds the MLB record, with 14 such starts in GOING LONG: Wheeler has thrown 110 or more pitches in a start 12 times this season, the second-most in the NL and seventh-most amongst major league starters...tampa Bay s David Price leads all starters with 19 outings of 110 or more pitches thrown in a start. FIRST-INNING STRUGGLES: Wheeler has a 5.00 ERA (15 earned runs/27.0 innings pitched) in the first inning and opposing batters are hitting.238 (24-101) with 10 walks and five home runs against him in the first frame In his 17 starts in 2013, opposing hitters batted.194 (12-62) in the first inning and scored six total times. MAJOR LEAGUE HITTING TOTALS: YEAR AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SAC TOTALS Most Hits, Game: Most RBI, Game: Batting Notes: 1 (7x, last, 8/5/14 vs. Washington) 1 (5x, last, 8/5/14 vs. Washington) Leads the majors with 11 sacrifice hits. WHEELER S 2014 PITCHING LOG (27 G, 27 GS) Date Opp. Dec. IP H R 22 ER HR BB K P-S ERA 4/3 vs WAS L, ATL L, ARI W, /20 vs ATL ND, /25 vs MIA ND, COL L, MIA ND, NYY ND, WAS L, /24 vs ARI L, PHI W, CHC ND, SFG L, /14 vs SDP L, MIA W, /25 vs OAK L, ATL ND, /6 vs TEX W, /11 vs MIA W, SDP ND, MIL ND, /31 vs PHI W, WAS W, PHI ND, /15 vs CHC W, OAK W, /27 vs ATL L, W-L IP H R ER HR BB K P-S ERA 2014 Totals Totals Career Totals NOTES VS. MIAMI Last Win vs. Miami: Won, 7-1, on July 11 at Citi Field...Pitched 6.2 innings, allowed five hits, one earned run, and two walks, while striking out six. Last Loss vs. Miami: Has never lost to the Marlins in his career. Career vs. Miami: Is 2-0 with a 1.04 ERA (four earned runs/34.2 innings pitched) in five career starts against the Marlins. Key Matchups: Casey McGehee (4-9, 2B, 3 BB, SO) Jarrod Saltalamacchia (1-8, BB, 6 SO) Giancarlo Stanton (1-12, 3 BB, 3 SO) WHEELER S 2014 STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN CATEGORY W-L ERA G-GS IP H R ER HR BB K Home Road Day Night st Half nd Half April May June July August September vs. NL vs. AL After a Win After a Loss WHEELER S SEASON & CAREER HIGHS 2014 Best Career Best Win Streak 6 (1x, last, 7/6-8/20) 6 (7/6/14-8/20/14) Strikeouts 10 (2, last, 8/15 vs. CHC) 12 SD) Double Digit K Games 2 (last, 8/15 vs. CHC) 3 (last, 10, 8/15/14 vs. CHC) Scoreless Streak 10.0 IP (6/14-6/19) 10.0 IP (6/14/14-6/19/14) Low Hits, CG 3 MIA) 3 MIA) High Hits, Game 8 (2x, last SDP) 8 (3x, last, SDP) High HR, Game 1 (12x, last PHI) 2 (2x, last, 7/25/13 vs. ATL) High Runs, Game 7 COL) 7 COL) High Walks, Game 6 NYY) 6 (2x, last Innings Pitched, Game 9.0 MIA) 9.0 MIA) Complete Games 1 MIA) 1 MIA) Shutouts 1 MIA) 1 MIA) METS STARTING PITCHER BREAKDOWN QUALITY METS STARTER GS STARTS BABIP K/9 RECORD Zack Wheeler Bartolo Colon Jonathon Niese Dillon Gee Jacob degrom Daisuke Matsuzaka Jenrry Mejia Rafael Montero Carlos Torres NEXT GAME S STARTER - #49 JONATHON NIESE (7-10, 3.48) - LHP LAST START: Took the loss in the Mets 6-1 defeat to the Braves on August 28 at Citi Field...Pitched 7.1 innings, allowed nine hits, three earned runs, and walked one, while striking out five. LAST APPEARANCE VS MIAMI: Earned the win in the Mets 11-5 victory against the Marlins on June 22 at Citi Field...Pitched 6.0 innings, allowed six hits, three earned runs, and two walks, while striking out four. CAREER VS MIAMI: Is 4-5 with a 3.87 ERA (39 earned runs/90.2 innings pitched) in 15 career starts against the Marlins. CAREER AT MARLINS PARK: Is 1-0 with a 1.42 ERA (three earned runs/19.0 innings pitched) in three career starts at Marlins Park. NEW YORK METS PITCHING BREAKDOWN NOTES VS. MIAMI Last Win vs. Miami: Won, 11-5, on June 22 at Marlins Park...Pitched 6.0 innings, allowed six hits, three earned runs, and two walks, while striking out four. Last Loss vs. Miami: Lost, 4-2, on August 7, 2012 at Citi Field...Pitched 6.0 innings, allowed eight hits, four earned runs, and one walk, while striking out four. Key Matchups: Marcell Ozuna (4-7, 2B, 2 RBI, SO) Donovan Solano (4-11, 2 2B, 3 RBI. 2 SO) Giancarlo Stanton (9-24, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 2 BB, 8 SO) W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG STARTERS RELIEV ERS TOTALS W-L ERA IP H R ER BB K HR AVG HOME ROAD TOTALS

3 SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 AT MIAMI BATTER PAGES PAGE 3 #29 ERIC CAMPBELL.292, 3 HR, 16 RBI Last Game: 0-1 Home:.274 (20-73, 2 HR) Last HR: 8/20 at OAK (Samardzija) Season High, Hits: 3 (2x, 7/4 vs. TEX) RISP:.216 (8-37) Road:.307 (27-88, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 17 Season High, Runs: 1 (13x, 8/20 at OAK) Streak: 0 games (0 for his last 1) Homestand:.250 (3-12) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 3 (8/15 vs. CHC) Game-Winning RBI: 5 Team Last 10:.278 (5-18) Go-Ahead HR: 2 Season High, SB: 1 (2x, 8/29 vs. PHI) Hit a go-ahead three-run home run on August 15 vs. Chicago-NL (Wood)...Finished with a season-best three RBI...Two of his three home runs this season have given the Mets the lead...hitting.205 (9-44) in August...Stole home on August 29 vs. Philadelphia, becoming the first Mets to do so since Hitting.293 (22-75) against lefties this season...is 7-19 (.368) with two sac flies, five walks and a hit-by-pitch as a pinch-hitter. Has started games at third base (11), first (13), second (1), designated hitter (1) and left field (6)...Also appeared in a game at shortstop (2) and right field(1). The Mets selected his contract from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on May 10. #36 JUAN CENTENO.238, 0 HR, 2 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.176 (3-17, 0 HR) Last HR: None Season High, Hits: 2 (2x, 5/18 (G2) vs. ARI) RISP:.500 (2-4) Road:.500 (2-4, 0 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 31 Season High, Runs: - Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 7) Homestand:.--- (0-0) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 2 (5/18 at WAS) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Team Last 10:.--- (0-0) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on May 15...Made his Mets season debut that night against the Yankees at Citi Field...Went 0-2 with a walk...optioned back May 28...Recalled from Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League on September 1...Hit.286 (22-77) in 21 games for the BMets. Drove home a career-best two, May 18 at Washington. Hit.291 (52-179) with one home run and 17 RBI in 53 games with Las Vegas. Made his major league debut in 2013 with the Mets, appearing in four games and hitting.300 (3-10). #15 TRAVIS d ARNAUD.227, 12 HR, 33 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.228 (34-149, 5 HR) Last HR: 8/24 at LAD (Correia) Season High, Hits: 3 (3x, 7/28 vs. PHI) RISP:.203 (15-74) Road:.227 (39-172, 7 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 22 Season High, Runs: 2 (9x, 8/26 vs. ATL) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 6) Homestand:.222 (4-18) Game-Tying HR:1 Season High, RBI: 3 (3x, 7/28 vs, PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 4 Team Last 10:.229 (8-35) Go-Ahead HR: 2 Season High, SB: 1 (4/25 vs. MIA) Over his last four games, has two hits in 15 at-bats (.133). Has the franchise rookie record for home runs by a catcher and the most by a Mets rookie since 2010 (Ike Davis, 19)...Tied for the NL rookie home run lead. Hitting.259 (50-193) with nine home runs and 24 RBI since returning from Triple-A...Hit.180 (23-128) with three home runs and nine RBI in 39 games prior. Returned from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League on June 24 after being optioned on June 7...Hit.436 (24-55) with six home runs and 16 RBI in 15 games for the 51s...Went to the 7-Day Disabled List with a concussion on May 15...Reinstated on May 29. #6 MATT den DEKKER.202, 0 HR, 4 RBI Last Game: 1-4, R, RBI, 2B Home:.205 (9-44, 0 HR) Last HR: 9/1/13 at WAS (Ohlendorf) Season High, Hits: 2 (4x, 8/30 vs. PHI) RISP:.111 (2-18) Road:.200 (10-50, 0 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 143 Season High, Runs: 2 (8/16 vs. CHC) Streak: 2 Games (.375, 3-8) Homestand:.273 (3-11) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 1 (4x, 8/31 vs. PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 1 Team Last 10:.208 (5-24) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 1 (4x, 8/29 vs. PHI) Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) for a second time on August 9...Recalled first on May 26. Is (.245) in 16 games since returning...is 1-5 (.200) as a pinch-hitter this season. Had two hits in five at-bats in his first game (August 10 at Philadelphia) after coming back from Triple-A. Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) on May 26 and then again on August 9. Hit.334 ( ) with eight home runs and 46 RBI in 93 games with Las Vegas (AAA)...Was leading the PCL in hitting at the time of his recall. #21 LUCAS DUDA.251, 26 HR, 76 RBI Last Game: 0-4, K Home:.208 (41-197, 12 HR) Last HR: 8/24 at LAD (Wright) Season High, Hits: 4 (4/14 at ARI) RISP:.313 (30-96) Road:.287 (66-230, 14 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 23 Season High, Runs: 2 (11x, 8/24 at LAD) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 5) Homestand:.087 (2-23) Game-Tying HR: 2 Season High, RBI: 5 (8/24 at LAD) Game-Winning RBI: 9 Team Last 10:.231 (9-39) Go-Ahead HR: 6 Season High, SB: 1 (3x, 7/22 at SEA) Has career-bests for home runs (26) and RBI (76), becoming the sixth Mets first baseman with 25 homers in a season...the 26 homers are tied for the third most in the NL...Has 12 home runs and 27 RBI since the All-Star break, including a career-best five on August 24 at Los Angeles-NL...The homers are tied for the most in the NL and the RBI are ninth. Has 46 of his 48 extra-base hits against righthanders...hitting.151 (13-86) with one double and one home run against a lefty. Leads the team with nine game-winning RBI. #4 WILMER FLORES.237, 2 HR, 16 RBI Last Game: 3-4, SB Home:.237 (22-93, 1 HR) Last HR: 8/27 vs. ATL (Teheran) Season High, Hits: 3 (2x, 8/31 vs. PHI) RISP:.244 (10-41) Road:.237 (18-76, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 14 Season High, Runs: 1 (12x, 8/29, vs. PHI) Streak: 3 Games (.500, 5-10) Homestand:.333 (6-18) Game-Tying HR:1 Season High, RBI: 6 (6/2 at PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Team Last 10:.276 (8-29) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 1 (8/31 vs. PHI) Went 6-18 on the homestand (.333). Hitting.247 (22-89) in 30 games since returning from Triple-A...Had a career best-tying five-game hitting streak (.333, 6-18), July 29-August 8. Hit his first career home run at Citi Field, August 27 vs. Atlanta (Teheran) and his first since June 2 at Philadelphia...Went 104 at-bats between home runs. Is 1-7 (.143) with a walk as a pinch-hitter...has made starts at shortstop and second base this season...also appeared at third base. Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League for a third time on July 24...Recalled for the first and second times on April 2 and May 8. #3 CURTIS GRANDERSON.214, 16 HR, 49 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.186 (44-237, 6 HR) Last HR: 8/22 at LAD (Haren) Season High, Hits: 3 (6x, 7/13 vs. MIA) RISP:.181 (21-116) Road:.242 (58-240, 10 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 30 Season High, Runs: 2 (10x, 7/30 vs. PHi) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 9) Homestand:.059 (1-17) Game-Tying HR: 2 Season High, RBI: 3 (3x, 6/24 vs. OAK) Game-Winning RBI: 6 Team Last 10:.139 (5-36) Go-Ahead HR: 8 Season High, SB: 1 (8x, 7/18 at SD) Sixth in the NL with 69 walks...ten of his 16 home runs have given the Mets a lead or tied the game. Hit.147 (16-109) with two extra-base hits in August. Has hit first, second, fourth, fifth and sixth this season...in 52 games leading off, is (.210) with 23 walks and seven homers...the team is Has four leadoff home runs (June 15 vs. San Diego, June 30 at Atlanta, July 8 vs. Atlanta, August 22 at Los Angeles-NL), the most by a Mets player since Jose Reyes also hit four in Reyes has the single-season franchise record (6, 2006)...Granderson has 28 career leadoff home runs.. #2 DILSON HERRERA.222, 0 HR, 1 RBI Last Game: 1-3, R, RBI, BB, K Home:.222 (2-9, 0 HR) Last HR: None Season High, Hits: 1 (2x, 8/31 vs. PHI) RISP:.500 (2-4) Road:.--- (0-0, 0 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 9 Season High, Runs: 1 (8/31 vs. PHI) Streak: 2 games (.333, 2-6) Homestand:.222 (2-9) Game-Tying HR: 0 Season High, RBI: 1 (8/31 vs. PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Team Last 10:.222 (2-9) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - The Mets selected his contract from Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League, August 29...Acquired from Pittsburgh on August 27, Collected his first major league hit on August 30 vs. Philadelphia...Singled against Jerome Williams. Age was 20 years, 180 days at the time of his debut...went 0-3 with an error..became the youngest Mets player to debut since Ruben Tejada (20 years, 162 days) and Jenrry Mejia (20 years, 178 days) on April 7, Is the youngest player in the MLB. Hit.323 ( ) with 13 home runs and 71 RB in 128 games combined between Binghamton (AA) and St. Lucie (A)...Named a FSL All-Star.

4 SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 AT MIAMI BATTER PAGES PAGE 4 #12 JUAN LAGARES.275, 4 HR, 42 RBI Last Game: 1-4, R, SB, 3 K Home:.280 (49-175, 2 HR) Last HR: 8/26 vs. ATL (Wood) Season High, Hits: 3 (5x, 8/4 vs. SF) RISP:.302 (26-86) Road:.271 (49-181, 2 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 20 Season High, Runs: 3 (3/31 vs. WAS) Streak: 1 Game (.250, 1-4) Homestand:.273 (6-22) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 3 (2x, 8/23 at LAD) Game-Winning RBI: 6 Team Last 10:.333 (11-33) Go-Ahead HR: 3 Season High, SB: 1 (6x, 8/31 vs. PHI) Has hit in seven of nine (.333, 11-33)...Has two home runs and eight RBI during this stretch. Hitting.302 (26-86) with runners in scoring position. Has four outfield assists (July 1, July 5, August 4, August 11), with three of them getting a runner at home plate. Left the game on April 14 in Arizona with a pulled right hamstring...went to the 15-Day Disabled List on April 15 and returned on May 1...Also went to DL on June 2 with a right intercostal strain. #9 KIRK NIEUWENHUIS.250, 2 HR, 12 RBI Last Game: 2-4, 2B, R, 2 SB Home:.222 (8-36, 1 HR) Last HR: 7/6 vs. TEX (Tepesch) Season High, Hits: 3 (4/15 at ARI) RISP:.182 (4-22) Road:.273 (12-44, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 45 Season High, Runs: 3 (7/6 vs. TEX) Streak: 1 Game (.500, 2-4) Homestand:.333 (2-6) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4/15 at ARI) Game-Winning RBI: 2 Team Last 10:.429 (3-7) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 2 (8/31 vs. PHI) Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the Pacific Coast League for the third time this season on August 5...Also, June 19 and April 15. The team is 13-2 in his starts this season...has eight hits in his last 44 at-bats at the major league level (.182). 12 of his 20 hits have gone for extra bases (nine doubles, one triple, two home runs). Collected his first game-winning RBI of the season on April 23 by drawing a bases-loaded walk...is 8-24 (.333) as a pinch-hitter this season. Hit.265 (56-211) with 11 home runs and 32 RBI in 57 games for the 51s. #20 ANTHONY RECKER.187, 5 HR, 21 RBI Last Game: 1-4, R, HR, 3 RBI, 2 K Home:.178 (13-73, 2 HR) Last HR: 8/31 vs. PHI (Burnett) Season High, Hits: 4 (5/25 (G2) vs. ARI) RISP:.279 (12-43) Road:.195 (15-77, 3 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 1 Season High, Runs: 1 (14x, 8/31 vs. PHI) Streak: 2 Games (.250, 2-8) Homestand:.250 (1-4) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 3 (4x, 8/31 vs. PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 5 Team Last 10:.250 (1-4) Go-Ahead HR: 4 Season High, SB: 1 (4/12 at LAA) The team is (.568) in his 2014 starts...made 34 starts last season, with the team going (.588 winning percentage) in these games. Of his 12 career home runs, nine of either tied the game or given his team the lead, including four of five this year. Has thrown out nine of 22 potential base stealers (41 percent) this season, tied for the fifth-best percentage in the NL (minimum six steal attempts). Made his third consecutive Opening Day roster this season. Finished with his first career four-hit game on April 25, Game 2, vs. Arizona. #13 JOSH SATIN.107, 0 HR, 3 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.000 (0-12, 0 HR) Last HR: 9/26/13 vs. MIL (Henderson) Season High, Hits: 1 (3x, 4/29 at PHI) RISP:.222 (2-9) Road:.188 (3-16, 0 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 31 Season High, Runs: 1 (1, 4/29 at PHI) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 10) Homestand:.--- (0-0) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 2 (4/11 at LAA) Game-Winning RBI: 0 Team Last 10:.--- (0-0) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: - Hitting.143 (3-21) with a.308 OBP in seven starts at the major league level this season...is 0-7 with a walk as a pinch-hitter. Made his first Opening Day roster this season...recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) of the International League for the second time on September 1. Among rookies with at least 175 at-bats, had the second highest on-base percentage (.376) in the majors last season...only Los Angeles Yasiel Puig was better (.391)...Also was tied for ninth among NL rookies with 30 walks. Reached safely in 29 consecutive starts last season to tie the longest such steak by a Mets rookie (Steve Henderson, 1977). #11 RUBEN TEJADA.225, 3 HR, 26 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.255 (37-145, 0 HR) Last HR: 8/24 at LAD (Correia) Season High, Hits: 3 (2x, 7/30 vs. PHI) RISP:.259 (22-85) Road:.200 (34-170, 3 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 172 Season High, Runs: 2 (4x, 5/31 at PHI) Streak: 0 Games (0 for his last 9) Homestand:.100 (1-10) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 2 (4x, 8/24 at LAD) Game-Winning RBI: 4 Team Last 10:.143 (2-14) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 1 (5/27 vs. PIT) Hitting.171 (7-41) with one extra-base hit this month. Has three home runs...entered the season with two for his career. Has started in six different spots of the batting order this season (first, second, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth). Reached a career high-tying five times on May 31 at Philadelphia. Drove home the game-ending run, July 7 vs. Atlanta...It was his second walk-off RBI this season (May 11 vs. Philadelphia) and fourth of his career. #5 DAVID WRIGHT.264, 8 HR, 57 RBI Last Game: 2-4, RBI Home:.266 (64-241, 6 HR) Last HR: 7/11 vs. MIA (Alvarez) Season High, Hits: 4 (2x, 7/11 vs. MIA) RISP:.298 (36-121) Road:.263 (69-262, 2 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 157 Season High, Runs: 2 (7x, 7/13 vs. MIA) Streak: 1 Game (.500, 2-4) Homestand:.214 (3-14) Game-Tying HR:1 Season High, RBI: 3 (5/10 vs. PHI) Game-Winning RBI: 7 Team Last 10:.172 (5-29) Go-Ahead HR: 1 Season High, SB: 1 (6x, 8/5 at WAS). Collected two hits yesterday, his first two-hit game since August 13 vs. Washington. Second on the team with seven game-winning RBI. Has 26 doubles, his eighth season with 25 doubles, extending his franchise lead. Hitting.371 (43-116) against lefties, the third-best mark in the NL. Has hit six home runs at home this season and since Citi Field opened in 2009, has hit 46% (46) of his 100 total home runs in that time span at the ballpark. #22 ERIC YOUNG, JR..227, 1 HR, 14 RBI Last Game: DNP Home:.180 (20-111, 0 HR) Last HR: 5/12 at NYY (Aceves) Season High, Hits: 3 (4x, 5/12 at NYY) RISP:.233 (10-43) Road:.268 (34-127, 1 HR) At-Bats since last HR: 126 Season High, Runs: 4 (4/10 at ATL) Streak: 1 Game (1.000, 1-1) Homestand:.200 (1-5) Game-Tying HR:0 Season High, RBI: 2 (3x, 6/18 at StL) Game-Winning RBI: 1 Team Last 10:.231 (3-13) Go-Ahead HR: 0 Season High, SB: 3 (2x, 6/28 at PIT) Hitting.193 (11-57) since July 1. Hitting.268 (34-127) away from Citi Field. The team is (.561) in his starts...has made eight starts since the All-Star break, with the team going 6-2 (.750) in these contests. Has six multi-steal games this season, including two three-steal games...tied for ninth in the majors with 28 steals...has been caught four times this season. Placed on the 15-Day Disabled List with a right hamstring strain on May 26, retroactive to May 25...Returned on June 16 at St. Louis...Appeared in four major league rehabilitation games with Binghamton (AA) of the Eastern League and St. Lucie (A) of the Florida State League, going 1-13 (.077). INSTANT REPLAY REVIEWS METS vs. ALVAREZ Number of plays viewed via instant replay: 49 (last, August 30 vs. Philadelphia) Number of plays overturned: 23 Number of plays that stood: 11 Number of plays confirmed: 15 Longest time of replay: 4 minutes, 8 seconds (May 25 vs. Arizona) Quickest time of replay: 35 seconds (June 30 at Atlanta) Challenges used by Terry Collins: 27 (successful in 12 of 27) Campbell (0-0) Centeno (0-0) d Arnaud (4-12) den Dekker (2-3) Duda (3-18, HR) Flores (0-0) Granderson (4-25) Herrera (0-0) Lagares (2-7) Nieuwenhuis (1-4) Recker (1-3) Satin (0-0) Tejada (2-7) Wright (9-19, HR) Young, Jr (2-13)

5 SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 AT MIAMI BULLPEN # 68 DARIO ALVAREZ - LHP 0-0, -- ERA, 0 SV Last Win: None Last Loss: None SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Strand: 0-0 Longest Outing: - Had his contract selected on Sept. 1...The 25-year-old is from Santiago, DR. Went 10-1 with a 1.10 ERA (9 ER/73.1 IP) in 29 games, six starts with Savannah (A), St. Lucie (A) and Binghamton (AA) this year...issued 17 walks and struck out 114. Pitched 3 years for the Dominican League Phillies (07-09)...Pitched in Panama in 2010 & Pitched in Venezuela in Went 2-4 in 12 starts for Brooklyn (A) last year. # 44 BUDDY CARLYLE - RHP 1-1, 1.23 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 5.31 at PHI Last Loss: 8.18 vs. CHC SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 1 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 4-3 Longest Relief Outing: 3.0 IP (5.31 at PHI) Is unscored upon in 14 of 17 games...retired 15 of 17 first batters. Ranks sixth in the majors with a 1.23 ERA (min. 20 innings)...allowed one ER in his first 13 games (16.1 innings) but has surrendered two ER in his last four outings (5.2 innings). Righties are 5-38 (.132) and lefties are (.250)...Has 9 Ks in his last 7.2 innings... # 66 JOSH EDGIN - LHP 1-0, 1.40 ERA, 0 SV Last Win: 6.1 at PHI Last Loss: vs. WAS SV/OP (Last): 0-1, at MIL Holds: 4 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Relief Outing: 1.2 IP (7.5 vs. TEX) Is unscored upon in 35 of his 41 outings...lefties are (.169) with 16 Ks against him. Has not allowed an earned run this month (11 games, 8.1 innings) and has surrendered two earned runs in his last 19.1 innings (0.93 ERA) dating back to June 5. Retired 23 first batters faced, a franchise record to start a season...retired 36 of 41 first batters. Has allowed one earned run with one walk and 19 strikeouts in 16.0 innings on the road. # 61 DANA EVELAND - LHP 1-1, 2.73 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: 8.9 at PHI Last Loss: 6.5 at CHC SV/OP (Last): 1-2, 6.18 at STL Holds: 2 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Relief Outing: 3.0 IP (6.25 vs. OAK) Is unscored upon in 23 of 29 outings...had his 5.0 scoreless innings streak snapped on Aug. 3. Has allowed 4 runs in his last 11 games (9.0 IP) but has tossed 3.0 shutout IP in last 4. Made his first outing since Aug. 18 on Aug. 22 after getting a cortisone shot. Pitched for Hanwha in Korea last year...last pitched in majors with BAL in 2012 (14 games). # 27 JEURYS FAMILIA - RHP 2-3, 2.00 ERA, 4 SV Last Win: 7.18 at SD Last Loss: 6.30 at ATL SV/OP (Last): 4-8, 8.20 at OAK Holds: 16 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Outing: 2.1 IP (2x, last, 6.7 at SF) Has allowed 5 ER in his last 34 games (35.0 IP) for a 1.29 ERA dating to June 12...But has surrendered 4 runs in his last 12 outings (12.2 innings). Worked 1.2 innings to earn his fourth save on Aug. 20 at OAK...Is tied for 2nd among rookies in saves...leads team with 16 holds, tied for the second-most in team history for a rookie, one behind Scott Rice (17 in 13)...Is tied for 8th in the ML with 64 games...is one of 8 rookies in team history to appear in 60 or more games. Righties are hitting.118 (15-127)...Opponents are (.164) w/risp. # 62 ERIK GOEDDEL - RHP 0-0, -- ERA, 0 SV Last Win: None Last Loss: None SV/OP (Last): 0-0, None Holds: 0 First Batter: 0-0 Inherited Runners/Strand: 0-0 Longest Outing: - Recalled from Las Vegas (AAA) on Sept. 1...The 25-year-old is a native of San Mateo, CA. Was 3-2 with a 5.37 ERA (38 ER/63.2 IP) in 49 games this season for Las Vegas...Has issued 30 walks and struck out 64...His first year pitching out of the bullpen. Went to Spring Training with the Mets and his bio is on page 130 of the 2014 Media Guide...Was 9-7 in 25 starts in 2013 with Binghamton (AA)...Mets 24th round pick in 10. # 16 DAISUKE MATSUZAKA - RHP 3-3, 4.21 ERA, 1 SV Last Win: 6.10 vs. MIL Last Loss: 7.1 at ATL SV/OP (Last): 1-2, 4.24 vs. STL Holds: 3 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 7-7 Longest Outing: 3.2 IP (5.13 at NYY) Was on the DL from July 25-August 27 with right elbow inflammation...has allowed 4 runs in 2 games (2.1 IP) since returning from DL. Had only one ML relief outing prior to this year...has stranded all 7 inherited runners. Righties are hitting.211 (36-171) and lefties are batting.224 (24-107) Picked up his first MLB save on April 24 vs. STL in a 4-1 win...had one in Japan (2000). # 58 JENRRY MEJIA - RHP 5-6, 3.95 ERA, 21 SV Last Win: 7.4 vs. TEX Last Loss: 8.4 vs. SF SV/OP (Last): 20-23, 8.29 vs. PHI Holds: 0 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: 7-4 Longest Outing: 2.0 IP (3x, 6.27 at PIT) Has allowed 8 ER and 2 HR in his last 11.2 innings dating back to August 4. Earned his 20th save on Aug. 29 vs. PHI...Is the 14th pitcher in team history to reach that plateau and the 2nd youngest (24) behind Neil Allen (22)...Is 21-for-24 in save chances since moving to the pen on 5.12 after making 7 starts. Is 10th in the NL in saves (21) since May 12. Has a 3.02 ERA (15 ER/44.2 IP) with 47 Ks as a reliever...lefties are.224 (35-156). # 52 CARLOS TORRES - RHP 5-5, 3.30 ERA, 2 SV Last Win: 7.25 at MIL Last Loss: 8.7 at WAS SV/OP (Last): 2-3, 5.31 at PHI Holds: 5 First Batter: Inherited Runners/Strand: Longest Outing: 4.2 IP (7.4 vs. TEX) Made his first appearance since Aug. 18 on Aug. 22 at LAD with 0.1 inning. Made a spot start on Aug. 18 vs. CHC...Worked 5.0 scoreless innings allowing 3 hits. Prior to his start had allowed 10 ER, 6 HR in 11.2 innings (7.71 ERA) from July 19-Aug. 17. Is 3rd among all ML relievers with 74.0 IP...Has 20 games with 1.1 innings or more, tied for the 4th-most in NL...Has 51 strikeouts in his last 30 games (48.2 innings). Had won 3 straight decisions before allowing a walk-off HR to Bryce Harper on Aug. 7. METS BULLPEN TOTALS PAGE 5 Wins: 18 Losses: 25 Holds: 55 Saves/Op: ERA: 3.29 (149 ER/407.0 IP) Hits: 371 Runs: 166 HR: 43 Walks: 171 Strikeouts: 398 First Batter Retired/Faced: (69%) Inherited Runners/Stranded: 137/176 (78%) Record when pen doesn t allow a run: Record when pen allows a run: PEN NOTES Has a 4.24 ERA (35 ER/74.1 IP) since Aug. 3...Has allowed 43 HRs, the 5th-most in the ML. The pen has a 3.29 ERA, ranking 10th in the majors...had a 4.27 ERA on May 6, ranking 24th. Stranded 77.8 ( ) of inherited runners, the second-best percentage in the majors. The 25 losses are tied for the 4th-most in the ML. BULLPEN - LAST 3 SERIES Opp W-L-S IP H R ER BB K ATL PHI BULLPEN BY MONTH W-L ERA Sv-Op IP H R ER BB K Mar/Ap May June July Aug LAST 3 APPEARANCES DARIO ALVAREZ (W/BINGHAMTON) 8.23 AKR ND NBR S ND BUDDY CARLYLE ND ATL ND PHI ND JOSH EDGIN ND ND ND DANA EVELAND 8.28 ATL ND PHI ND PHI H JEURYS FAMILIA 8.26 ATL H PHI H PHI H ERIK GOEDDEL (w/las VEGAS) 8.21 NEW W RR ND RR ND DAISUKE MATSUZAKA (w/ BROOKLYN & NY) 8.21 SI W ATL ND PHI ND JENRRY MEJIA 8.26 ATL S PHI S PHI S CARLOS TORRES ND ATL ND ATL ND

6 SEPTEMBER 1, 2014 AT MIAMI HIGH/LOW & CHARTS PAGE 6 INDIVIDUAL BATTING HIGHS Longest Hitting Streak...13 games (2x, last, Wright, ) Most Runs, Game...4 (E. Young, Jr., 4.10 at ATL) Most Hits, Game (6x, last, Wright, 7.11 vs. MIA) Most RBI, Game...6 (Flores, 6.2 at PHI) Most Doubles, Game...2 (18x, last, d Arnaud, Murphy, 7.28 vs. PHI) Most Triples, Game...1 (11x, last, E. Young, 8.24 at LAD) Most Home Runs, Game...2 (4x, last, Duda, 8.24 at LAD) Home Runs, Consecutive Games...2 (8x, last, Duda, ) Grand Slams...(3x, last, Teagarden, 6.10 vs. MIL) Pinch-Hit Home Runs...3 (last, C. Young, 7.12 vs. MIA) Leadoff Home Runs...(4x, last Granderson, 8.22 at LAD) Walk-off Home Runs...1 (Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN - Hoover) Walk-off, Grand Slam...1 (Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN - Hoover) Most Walks, Game...3 (4x, last, Duda, 8.16 vs. CHC) Most Strikeouts, Game...4 (5x, last, Colon, 8.8 at PHI) Most Total Bases, Game...10 (Granderson, 6.8 at SF) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...3 (4x, last, d Arnaud, 7.28 vs. PHI) Most Stolen Bases, Game...3 (2x, last, E. Young, Jr., 6.28 at PIT) TEAM BATTING HIGHS Most Runs, Game...12 (5.13 at NYY) Fewest Runs, Game...0 (10x, last, 8.3 vs. SF) Most Runs, Inning...6 (2x, last, 9th, 6.2 at PHI) Most Hits, Game...18 (7.8 vs. ATL) Fewest Hits, Game...1 (4.18 vs. ATL) Most Hits, Inning...6 (4th, 4.15 at ARI) Most Total Bases, Game...30 (5.12 at NYY) Most Doubles, Game...6 (5.3 at COL) Most Triples, Game...1 (10x, last, 8.10 at PHI) Most Home Runs, Game...4 (3x, last, 8.24 at LAD) Grand Slams, Game...1 (3x, last, 6.10 vs. MIL) Home Runs, Consecutive Games...8 games ( ) Most Home Runs, Inning...2 (6x, last, 3rd, 8.24 at LAD - Duda, Tejada) Back-to-Back Home Runs...2 (last, Duda, d Arnaud, 8.10 at PHI - 5th - Kendrick) Most Extra-Base Hits, Game...8 (5.12 at NYY - 4 2B, 4 HR) Most Walks, Nine-Inning Game...8 (5.28 vs. PIT) Most Walks, Extra Innings...10 (5.30 at PHI) Most Strikeouts, Nine-Inning Game...14 (2x, last, 5.15 vs. NYY) Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings...19 (5.30 at PHI) Most Stolen Bases, Game...5 (2x, last, 6.28 at PIT) LOB, Nine Innings...13 (5.25 vs. ARI-G2) LOB, Extra Innings...17 (5.11 vs. PHI) Most Double Plays Hit into, Game...5 (5.25 vs. ARI-G1 - ties team mark) FIELDING Most Errors, Team, Game...4 (6.30 at ATL - Familia, Lagares, Campbell, Tejada) Most Errors, Individual, Game...2 (5x, last, Flores, 8.22 at LAD) Most Double Plays Turned, Nine-Inning Game...4 (8.26 vs. ATL) Triple Play...(8.24 at LAD - Campbell-Murphy-Duda-d Arnaud, Kemp - batter) Consecutive Errorless Games, Team...8 (2x, last, ) C- d Arnaud - 86, Recker - 37, Teagarden - 8, Centeno - 6 1B- Duda - 112, Campbell - 13, Satin - 7, Davis -5 2B- Murphy - 125, Flores - 7, Herrera -3, E. Young - 1, Campbell -1 3B- Wright - 126, Campbell - 11 SS- Tejada - 93, Flores - 37, Quintanilla - 7 LF- E. Young - 55, C. Young - 37, den Dekker - 14, Granderson - 8, Nieuwenhuis - 7, Campbell - 6, Brown - 5, Abreu-5 RF- Granderson - 109, Abreu - 20, C. Young - 4, Brown - 2, Nieuwenhuis -2 CF- Lagares - 90, C. Young - 22, den Dekker - 11, Granderson - 8, Nieuwenhuis - 6 P- Wheeler - 27, Colon - 27, Niese - 25, degrom - 18, Gee - 17, Matsuzaka - 9, Mejia - 7, Montero - 6, Torres -1 DH - Abreu - 3, Brown - 2, Duda - 2, E. Young - 1, d Arnaud - 1, Campbell - 1 STARTERS BY BATTING ORDER - TOTAL BATTING ORDERS -88 1st - Granderson - 52, E. Young - 45, Lagares - 26, den Dekker -6, Tejada - 4, C. Young - 2, Nieuwenhuis - 1, Murphy - 1 2nd - Murphy - 108, Granderson - 14, Tejada - 7, Lagares - 4, Flores - 1, Abreu - 1, Campbell - 1, den Dekker -1 3rd - Wright - 126, Murphy - 9, Campbell -1, Duda -1 4th - Duda - 53, Granderson - 47, C. Campbell - 12, Young - 8, Abreu - 7, Murphy - 6, Brown - 1, Satin - 1, Davis - 1, d Arnaud -1 5th - C. Young -35, d Arnaud - 30, Duda -19, Abreu -17, Granderson -10, Campbell - 8, Brown -6, Lagares -5, Davis - 3, Nieuwenhuis -2, Murphy - 1 Flores-1 6th - Duda - 39, Lagares - 22, C. Young - 15, den Dekker -13, Nieuwenhuis - 11, d Arnaud - 8, Campbell - 8,Satin -6, Flores - 3, Abreu - 3, Granderson - 2, Brown - 2, Recker - 2, Davis - 1, Teagarden - 1, Tejada -1 7th - d Arnaud - 33, Lagares -29, Flores - 22, Recker - 21, Tejada - 13, Teagarden - 7, C. Young - 3, Herrera -3, Duda -2, Campbell - 2, Nieuwenhuis -1, den Dekker - 1 8th - Tejada - 61, Flores - 17, d Arnaud - 15, Recker - 13, Quintanilla - 6, Centeno - 6, degrom - 5, den Dekker - 4, Lagares - 4, Niese - 4, Colon - 1, E. Young -1 9th - Wheeler -25, Colon - 22, Niese - 19, Gee - 16, degrom - 12, E. Young - 11, Matsuzaka - 9, Mejia - 7, Tejada - 7, Montero - 6, Quintanilla - 1, Torres-1 Recker -1 CATCHERS STEALING NAME CS ATT PCT Centeno % d Arnaud % Teagarden % Recker % TOTALS % STARTERS BY POSITION CURRENT DISABLED LIST NAME INJURY ON DL RETURN DATE Harvey recovering from ligament surgery March Day DL Parnell incomplete tear of the MCL in right elbow April 2 Out for Year Murphy right calf strain August 25 Sept. 9 Black herniated disk in his neck August 24 Sept. 8 MULTI-RUN INNINGS RUNS TIMES LAST th, 8.31 vs. PHI th, 8.31 vs. PHI th, 8.16 vs. CHC 5 4 3rd, 8.24 at LAD 6 2 9th, 6.2 at PHI TOTALS OPPONENTS NY METS INDIVIDUAL PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Game...9 (Colon, 4.13 at LAA) Most Hits Allowed, Game...12 (degrom, 6.16 at STL) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game...4 (Colon, 4.13 at LAA) Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning...3 (Colon, 4.13 at LAA - 1st) Most Strikeouts, Game, Starter...11 (2x, last, degrom, 7.8 vs. ATL) Most Strikeouts, Game, Reliever...5 (Matsuzaka, 4.20 vs. ATL) Most Walks, Game...6 (Wheeler, 5.13 at NYY) Longest Winning Streak...6 (2x, last, Wheeler, ) Longest Losing Streak...5 (Gee, ) Most Innings Pitched, Game (Wheeler, 6.19 at MA) Most Innings Pitched, Reliever (Torres, 7.4 vs. TEX) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Starter IP (Colon, ) Most Consecutive Scoreless Inn., Reliever IP (Carlyle, ) TEAM PITCHING HIGHS Most Runs Allowed, Nine Innings...14 (4.13 at LAA) Most Runs Allowed, Inning...8 (5th, 5.3 at COL) Most Hits Allowed, Game...17 (4.13 at LAA) Most Hits Allowed, Inning...7 (6th, 8.30 vs. PHI) Fewest Runs Allowed, Game...0 (8x, last, 7.27 at MIL) Fewest Hits Allowed, Game... 3 (4x, last, 6.19 at MIA) Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings IP ( ) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game...5 (4.13 at LAA) Grand Slams, Allowed...3 (last, Edgin, 7.29 vs. PHI - Utley) Back-to-Back Home Runs, Allowed...3x, last, degrom, 5.21 vs. LA Back to Back to Back Home Runs Allowed...Colon (4.13 at LAA - Trout, Pujols, Ibanez) Most Strikeouts, Nine Innings...15 (5.29 at PHI) Most Strikeouts, Extra Innings...17 (5.31 at PHI) Most Walks Allowed, Nine Innings...10 (5.13 at NYY) Most Walks Allowed, Extra Innings...11 (5.9 vs. PHI) Fewest Walks Allowed, Game...0 (7x, last, 7.19 at SD) Most Pitchers Used, Nine Innings...6 (7x, last, 8.4 vs. SF) Most Pitchers Used, Extra Innings...8 (2x, last, 8.7 at WAS) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Longest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...4:08 (2x, last, 7.4 vs. TEX) Longest Game, Time, Extra-Inning Game...5:32 (5.31 at PHI) Shortest Game, Time, Nine-Inning Game...2:06 (8.1 vs. SF) Longest Game, Innings...14 innings (3x, last, 5.31 at PHI) Largest Paid Attendance, Home...42,442 (3.31 vs. WAS) Largest Paid Attendance, Road...51,215 (8.23 at LAD) Smallest Paid Attendance, Home...20,170 (6.11 vs. MIL) Smallest Paid Attendance, Road...18,010 (5.7 at MIA) Home Sellouts...1 (3.31 vs. WAS) Longest Winning Streak...4 (2x, last, ) Longest Losing Streak...6 ( ) Largest Deficit Overcome...3 (2x, last, 5.12 at NYY, trailed 7-4 after 6, won, 9-7) Largest Lead Lost...6 (5.3 at COL, led 6-0 after 4, lost 11-10) RECORD BREAKDOWN OUTFIELD ASSISTS (30) NAME TOTAL (LAST) GRANDERSON vs. ATL E. YOUNG at STL C. YOUNG vs. ATL NIEUWENHUIS at SD LAGARES at PHI den DEKKER vs. SD CAMPBELL at WAS HOME RUN CHART 2-HR Games (4) Duda, 4.4 vs.cin Granderson, 6.8 at SF C. Young, 6.24 vs. OAK Duda, 8.24 at LAD Mets Pepsi Porch HR (6) Granderson, 4.5 vs. CIN Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN Granderson, 6.15 vs. SD Granderson, 7.8 vs. ATL Duda, 7.11 vs. MIA Duda, 7.30 vs. PHI Leadoff HR (4) Granderson, 6.15 vs. SD (Kennedy) Granderson, 6.30 at ATL (Wood) Granderson, 7.8 vs. ATL (Teheran) Granderson, 8.22 at LAD (Haren) Pinch-Hit HR (3) Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN (Hoover) Duda, 6.25 vs. OAK (Mills) C. Young, 7.12 vs. MIA (Morris) Walk-off HR (1) Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN (Hoover) Grand Slams (3) Davis, 4.5 vs. CIN (Hoover) Flores, 6.2 at PHI (Aumont) Teagarden, 6.10 vs. MIL (Estrada) Back-to-Back HR (2) Granderson & C. Young, 6.24 vs. OAK Duda & d Arnaud, 8.10 at PHI CAREER WALKOFFS NAME TIMES LAST Campbell 0 - Centeno 0 - d Arnaud (1B) den Dekker 0 - Duda (1B) Flores 0 - Granderson (1B) Herrera 0 - Lagares 0 - Nieuwenhuis (HR) Recker 0 - Satin (1B) Tejada (1B) Wright (1B) E. Young (HR) Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Leading After Tied After Trailing After Out Hit Opponent Get Out Hit Equal in Hits Quality Start Non Quality Start Shutouts One Run Games Two Run Games Score 4 or More Runs Score 3 or Less Runs Hit a Home Run Hit 2+ Home Runs Do Not Allow a Home Run Hit More Home Runs Opponent Hits More HRs Starter Goes Starter Goes Starter Goes Home Road Day Games Night Games Scoring First Opponent Scores First vs. NL East vs. NL Central vs. NL West Interleague Series at Home Series on Road Overall Series First Game of Series Rubber Game of Series Last Game of Series Series Sweeps Errorless Walk-off Last At-Bat Extra Innings vs. LHP Starters vs. RHP Starters MISC. WINS Come from Behind Wins vs. PHI, trailed 1-0 after 4, won, 6-5 Wins in Last At-Bat at PHI (Duda RBI single in 11th) Walk-off Wins vs. ATL (Tejada RBI single in 11th)