San Jose Giants Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (78-62) RHP Jordan Johnson (2-3, 4.31) vs. RHP Scott Barlow (8-3, 2.52)

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1 Championship Series Game 2 San Jose Giants Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (78-62) RHP Jordan Johnson (2-3, 4.31) vs. RHP Scott Barlow (8-3, 2.52) September 18, :05 PM LoanMart Field UPCOMING GAMES AND PITCHING PROBABLES CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-five, Rancho Cucamonga leads 1-0) Game Date Opponent Time Giants Pitcher Opposing Pitcher 3 Saturday, September 19 vs. R. Cucamonga 7:00 PM LHP Christian Jones (6-2, 3.50) vs. RHP Trevor Oaks (3-0, 3.04) 4 Sunday, September 20 vs. R. Cucamonga 5:00 PM RHP Jason Forjet (7-4, 2.67) vs. RHP Rob Rogers (5-5, 3.42) 5 Monday, September 21 vs. R. Cucamonga 7:00 PM TBA vs. RHP A.J. Vanegas (3-1, 2.59) GIANTS BY THE NUMBERS Overall Home Road vs. Rancho Cucamonga 6-1 First Half Second Half Longest W Streak 8 Longest L Streak Home Attendance 189, Average 2,703 CALIFORNIA LEAGUE OVERALL STANDINGS North Division W-L PCT GB Visalia Stockton San Jose Modesto Bakersfield South Division W-L PCT GB High Desert R. Cucamonga Lancaster Inland Empire Lake Elsinore Today s Games CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES San Jose at R. Cucamonga, 7:05 (R. Cucamonga leads series 1-0) Championship Series Game 2 Tonight The San Jose Giants and Rancho Cucamonga Quakes meet in Game 2 of the best-of-five California League Championship Series this evening at LoanMart Field. Jordan Johnson (2-3, 4.31) is slated to make the start on the mound for the Giants in tonight s game. The Quakes lead the series one-game-to-none after a 12-3 thrashing of San Jose yesterday. Following tonight s contest, the series shifts to San Jose for Game 3 tomorrow and Games 4 and 5 on Sunday and Monday (if necessary). Blowout Loss The 12 runs allowed by the Giants last night was their most surrendered since a 12-2 defeat on May 28 at High Desert. San Jose allowed 10+ runs in a game just once during the second half + postseason before yesterday (13-2 loss at Stockton on August 17). The seven runs given up in the bottom of the sixth yesterday matched the most runs allowed by the Giants in an inning this year. Elimination Games The Giants have posted a 4-0 record in elimination games this postseason. San Jose outlasted Stockton in a 15-inning marathon in the decisive third game of the North Mini Series on September 11. The Giants then fell behind 0-2 to Visalia in the North Division Series before notching three straight victories. San Jose posted back-to-back 5-4 walk-off wins over the Rawhide last Monday and Tuesday (13 innings) before a 6-5, 11-inning triumph in Game 5 on Wednesday. Top Postseason Performers First baseman Angel Villalona leads the Giants in home runs (4) and RBI s (9) during the postseason. Villalona hit a walk-off solo homer in the 13th inning of Game 4 against Visalia last Tuesday before slugging a go-ahead solo home run in the top of the 11th of Game 5 the next night. DH Brian Ragira (.370, 2 HR, 5 RBI) and catcher Aramis Garcia (.346, 2 HR, 5 RBI) own the top two individual batting averages during the playoffs. Versus The Quakes San Jose went 6-1 against Rancho Cucamonga during the regular season. The Giants swept a fourgame series at Municipal Stadium from May before taking two out of three at LoanMart Field from August Championship History The Giants are in the playoffs for the 11th time in the last 12 years. San Jose missed the postseason last year after reaching the playoffs in a league-record 10 consecutive seasons from Over their 28- year history, the San Jose Giants have won six championships (1998, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2009, 2010). The Giants are in the Championship Series for the 11th time in the last 21 seasons. It s their first Championship Series appearance since 2013 (swept by Inland Empire). Regular Season Review The Giants finished the regular season with a record and qualified for the playoffs as the second Wild Card team out of the North Division. San Jose finished the first half at and in fourth place in the North Division. The Giants then went in the second half tied for first with Visalia (Rawhide owned the tiebreaker). League-Leading Pitching Staff San Jose boasted the lowest team ERA in the California League this season at The Giants were also first in the league in strikeouts (1,345 led all of MiLB) and shutouts (15). The San Jose pitching staff set a team record for strikeouts in a single-season (previous record: 1,282 strikeouts in 2013). Strong Finish San Jose s record since July 1 was tops in the California League. LAST GAME September R H E San Jose Rancho C x WP: De Jong (1-0) LP: Agosta (0-1) S: Broussard (1) The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes scored 12 runs over the fifth, sixth and seventh innings on their way to a 12-3 blowout victory over the Giants in Game 1 last night. The Quakes overcame an early 2-0 deficit scoring twice in the bottom of the fifth to tie the game before taking control of the contest with a seven-run sixth. Paul Hoenecke, Tyler Ogle and Jared Scavuzzo each homered to lead a 14-hit Rancho Cucamonga offensive outburst. San Jose starter Martin Agosta suffered the loss after surrendering four runs (three earned) on six hits over 5 1/3 innings. Chuckie Jones (2-for- 3, HR, 2 RBI) had two hits, including an early two-run home run, to pace the Giants offense in defeat. At The Plate The Giants 594 runs scored this year (4.2 per game) established a new team record for fewest runs in a single-season (previous low: 600 runs in 1989). San Jose ranked eighth in the league in batting average (.256) and ninth in runs scored. Giant Bullpen Since July 1, the Giants bullpen owned a stellar 2.38 ERA. Closer Jake Smith finished the regular season tied for fourth in the league in saves (16) and ninth in strikeouts (118 tops among relievers). San Jose was the only team in the league to have not lost a game this season when leading after eight innings (60-0). BROADCAST Radio: sjgiants.com (Joe Ritzo) All games aired on club s official website and Mobile App UPCOMING SAN JOSE GIANTS PROMOTIONS 9/19 Championship Series Game 3 OSH Merchant Game Rotten Robbie Merchant Game 9/20 Championship Series Game 4 (if necessary) State Farm Night Merchant Night TV: None 9/21 Championship Series Game 5 (if necessary) OSH Merchant Game State Farm Night Rotten Robbie Merchant Game

2 TODAY S SAN JOSE GIANTS STARTER RHP Jordan Johnson Born: September 15, 1993 Overall: 6 GS, 2-3, 4.31 ERA Age: 22 Born: Sacramento, CA Home: 1 GS, 0-1, 6.35 ERA Resides: Elk Grove, CA Road: 5 GS, 2-2, 3.86 ERA Throws: Right Acquired: 23rd Round, 2014 First Half: 0 GS, 0-0, --- ERA College: Cal State Northridge Second Half: 6 GS, 2-3, 4.31 ERA * 22-year old right-hander is scheduled to make the Game 2 start tonight in Rancho Cucamonga Was added to the Giants roster on August 4 from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season). * Has one previous outing during the playoffs Started Game 1 of the North Division Series at Visalia on September 12 Pitched six innings and allowed four runs (all earned) Surrendered six hits, walked two and struck out four Threw 95 pitches Received a nodecision (Giants eventually lost 6-5). * Recorded a 2-3 record with a 4.31 ERA over six starts with the Giants to close out the regular season Allowed two runs or fewer in three out of his six starts. * Lost his last two starts combining for 7 2/3 innings with nine earned runs allowed (10.57 ERA) Had a 2.28 ERA over his first four starts with the Giants. * Last regular season start was on September 6 at Bakersfield Suffered the loss after allowing a career-high six runs (four earned) and five hits over 4 2/3 innings Walked three and struck out a career-high 10. * Also suffered the loss in his August 30 start at Rancho Cucamonga Allowed five runs (all earned) on six hits over three-plus innings Began his start with three scoreless innings before not retiring any of the six batters he faced in the fourth (five hits, one error). * Combined for 12 scoreless innings over his previous two starts Pitched 5 2/3 innings with no runs allowed on August 24 at Inland Empire (no-decision) Tossed a career-high 6 1/3 innings and did not surrender a run on August 18 at Stockton (win). * Notched the win in his California League debut on August 4 at Modesto Marked the first win of his career Tossed six innings with two runs (both earned) and four hits allowed Walked one and struck out eight Retired 11 out of the last 12 batters he faced and did not give up a hit after the third inning. * Fared better against left-handed hitters (.218) compared to versus right-handed batters (.314) with the Giants during the regular season. * Made just one start with Salem-Keizer prior to his promotion to San Jose Pitched 4 2/3 innings on July 28 at Hillsboro and allowed two runs (both earned) and five hits. * Had previously been pitching with the AZL-Giants (Rookie) this season where he logged a 1.54 ERA (0-1 record) in seven starts Had a 32-to-1 strikeout-to-walk ratio over 23 1/3 innings Limited the opposition to a.221 batting average and did not allow a home run. * Did not make his season debut until June 20 due to lat and hamstring injuries. * Had a combined ERA of 3.19 in 14 starts this season between San Jose, Salem-Keizer and the AZL-Giants Struck out 71 and walked 11 in 59 1/3 innings pitched. * Pitched in just three games last season (all in relief) with the AZL-Giants after signing his professional contract Worked a total of 2 2/3 scoreless innings with no hits allowed, two walks and three strikeouts All three outings came over the final two weeks of the season SEASON/CAREER HIGHS 2015 Career IP: 6.1 (8/18 at Stk.) 6.1 (8/18/15 w/san Jose) R: 6 (9/6 at Bak.) 6 (9/6/15 w/san Jose) ER: 5 (8/30 at RC) 5 (8/30/15 w/san Jose) H: 7 (8/24 at IE) 7 (8/24/15 w/san Jose) BB: 4 (8/24 at IE) 4 (8/24/15 w/san Jose) K: 10 (9/6 at Bak.) 10 (9/6/15 w/azl-giants) HR: 2 (8/12 vs. Vis.) 2 (8/12/15 w/san Jose) 2015 DAY-BY-DAY DATE OPPONENT DEC GS IP H R ER BB SO ERA AZL-GIANTS 6/20 at Dia. L * /25 at Ind. ND * /30 Red. ND * /6 at Ang. ND * /11 at Ran. ND * /17 Dod. ND * /22 at Roy. ND * SALEM-KEIZER 7/28 at Hil. L * SAN JOSE 8/4 at Mod. W * /12 Vis. L * /18 at Stk. W * /24 at IE ND * /30 at RC L * /6 at Bak. L * * Was a 23rd round pick of the San Francisco Giants in the 2014 draft out of Cal State Northridge Was 3-6 with a 4.33 ERA in 15 games (12 starts) as a junior in 2014 Struck out 39 and walked 15 in 72 2/3 innings Made a total of just five appearances (one start) totaling 9 2/3 innings over his first two seasons ( ) Underwent Tommy John surgery as a freshman at CS Northridge. * Originally a 42nd round pick of the Colorado Rockies in 2011 out of Franklin High School (Elk Grove, CA), but did not sign. CAREER PITCHING RECORD Year Team W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO AVG 2015 San Jose Salem-Keizer AZL-Giants AZL-Giants Career

3 2015 SAN JOSE GIANTS MISCELLANEOUS STATISTICS HIGHS AND LOWS TEAM MISCELLANEOUS Most Games Over September 3 (72-64) Most Games Under May 18 (12-26) Longest Winning Streak 8 May Longest Losing Streak 5 April 28-May 2 Longest Home Winning Streak 8 x2, last: July Longest Road Winning Streak 8 August Longest Home Losing Streak 7 April 28-May 7 Longest Road Losing Streak 7 April Largest Margin of Victory 11 x2, last: June 19 vs. IE (11-0) Largest Margin of Defeat 11 August 17 at Stk. (2-13) Largest Comeback to Win 6 May 8 vs. Stk. Walk-off Wins 10 Last: September 2 vs. Mod. Walk-off Losses 9 Last: August 7 at LE Longest Game, Extra Innings 15 August 6 at LE Longest Game, Time 4:34 July 8 vs. Bak. Longest Game, Time 9 Innings 3:29 May 7 vs. LE Quickest Game Time 2:05 July 31 vs. Stk. Quickest Game Time 9 Innings 2:05 July 31 vs. Stk. Errors, Game, SJ 7 April 15 at Vis. Errors, Game, Opponents 4 x8, last: September 3 vs. Mod. TEAM BATTING Runs, Game, SJ 14 June 13 at HD Runs, Game, Opponents 15 April 15 at Vis. Runs, Inning, SJ 8 May 17 at Vis. Runs, Inning, Opponents 7 June 8 vs. Bak. Most Hits, Game, SJ 19 x2, last: June 13 at HD Fewest Hits, Game, SJ 1 April 24 at Bak. Most Hits, Game, Opponents 17 July 4 vs. Vis. Fewest Hits, Game, Opponents 1 July 11 at Mod. Home Runs, Game, SJ 3 x3, last: July 18 vs. Lan. Home Runs, Game, Opponents 3 x8, last: August 17 at Stk. Stolen Bases, Game, SJ 3 x4, last: August 2 vs. Stk. Stolen Bases, Game, Opponents 6 April 17 vs. Bak. Runners Left on Base, SJ 14 x2, last: July 8 vs. Bak. Runners Left on Base, Opponents 13 x2, last: August 24 at IE INDIVIDUAL BATTING Hits, Game 5 x2, last: Ross, August 6 at LE Runs, Game 3 x7, last: Kobernus, July 27 at Vis. Doubles, Game 3 Ragira, July 16 vs. Stk. Triples, Game 1 x24, last: Carbonell, Sept. 7 at Bak. Home Runs, Game 2 x2, last: Villalona, August 26 at IE Grand Slams 0 Walk-Off Home Runs 1 Harrison, June 7 vs. HD RBI, Game 6 Harrison, June 19 vs. IE Walks, Game 3 x5, last: Horan, July 27 at Vis. Strikeouts, Game 4 x7, last: Villalona, August 6 at LE Stolen Bases, Game 2 x3, last: Kobernus, August 28 at RC Longest Hitting Streak 11 Slater, April 19-May 7 TEAM PITCHING Strikeouts, Game, SJ 23 July 8 vs. Bak. Strikeouts, Game, Opponents 18 x2, last: July 29 at Vis. Walks, Game, SJ 10 x2, last: July 15 vs. Stk. Walks, Game, Opponents 10 May 2 at Stk. Scoreless Innings Streak, SJ 22 April INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Strikeouts, Starter 14 C. Johnson, August 14 vs. Lan. Strikeouts, Reliever 8 x2, last: Ysla, July 21 vs. Lan. Strikeouts, Opponent 13 Banda, July 29 at Vis. Walks 5 x2, last: Black, July 8 vs. Bak. Walks, Opponent 5 Perry, July 6 vs. Vis. Innings, Starter 8.0 x5, last: Forjet, Sept. 1 vs. Mod. Innings, Reliever 5.0 Ysla, July 21 vs. Lan. Fewest Innings, Starter 0.2 x2, last: Ysla, August 17 at Stk. Scoreless Innings Streak, Starter 22.0 Forjet, August 13-September 1 Scoreless Innings Streak, Reliever 13.0 Jones, July 16-August 1 ATTENDANCE Largest Attendance, Home 4,402 July 4 vs. Vis. Smallest Attendance, Home 1,005 May 7 vs. LE Sellouts, Home 4 Last: August 23 vs. Bak. Largest Attendance, Road 5,707 July 3 at Stk. Smallest Attendance, Road 405 April 26 at Bak. GIANTS SCORING BY INNINGS Ext. Total GIANTS Opponents RECORD BY DAY OF WEEK Sunday: Home: 7-4 Road: 5-6 Monday: 8-8 Home: 3-3 Road: 5-5 Tuesday: 10-8 Home: 5-4 Road: 5-4 Wednesday: 9-9 Home: 5-3 Road: 4-6 Thursday: Home: 9-4 Road: 3-6 Friday: Home: 7-4 Road: 3-8 Saturday: Home: 5-6 Road: 6-5 MISCELLANEOUS RECORD April: 7-14 May: June: July: 20-9 August: September: 3-4 1st game of series: Last game of series: Rubber game of series: 3-5 vs. RHP starter: vs. LHP starter: Day: 12-8 Night: Extra Innings: Shutouts: 15-9 One-run games: Two-run games: Three-run games: Four+ run games: Scoring First: Opponent Scores First: RECORD BY STARTING POSITION C: Ross (31-42), Turner (14-5), Arnold (12-9), Garcia (11-8), Paré (3-3), Susac (1-1) 1B: Villalona (39-26), Ragira (12-18), Turner (10-16), Bednar (7-6), Lollis (4-0), Ishikawa (0-2) 2B: Slater (19-23), Kobernus (21-12), Polonius (14-11), Bednar (9-7), Cole (4-11), Stromsmoe (5-3), Amion (0-1) 3B: Jones (56-46), Bednar (10-19), Kobernus (4-1), Stromsmoe (2-2) SS: Arroyo (49-39), Bednar (15-15), Polonius (5-8), Slater (2-5), Kobernus (1-0), Stromsmoe (0-1) LF: Carbonell (37-25), Rodriguez (6-9), Galindo (6-6), Lollis (4-7), Horan (3-6), Davis (4-4), Cole (5-2), Kobernus (4-1), Metzger (1-4), Ragira (1-2), Stromsmoe (1-2) CF: Harrison (46-40), Galindo (20-22), Perez (3-0), Carbonell (2-1), Lollis (0-3), Pagan (1-1), Metzger (0-1) RF: Horan (43-34), Cole (7-13), Davis (6-8), Lollis (6-6), Kobernus (5-5), Metzger (1-1), Slater (1-1), Galindo (1-0), Perez (1-0), Stromsmoe (1-0) DH: Ragira (40-31), Cole (5-6), Slater (2-7), Davis (5-2), Horan (4-3), Rodriguez (2-5), Paré (3-2), Turner (3-2), Villalona (2-1), Galindo (1-2), Jones (1-1), Perez (1-1), Susac (1-1), Arroyo (0-2), Garcia (1-0), Ross (1-0), Ishikawa (0-1), Metzger (0-1) P: C. Johnson (11-7), Agosta (7-9), Mella (7-9), Forjet (9-5), Reyes (8-6), Ysla (3-6), Beede (2-7), Snelten (1-7), J. Johnson (3-3), Vander Tuig (5-0), Black (3-2), Hanson (3-1), Suarez (3-0), Jones (2-1), Leenhouts (0-2), Cordier (1-1), Dunning (1-1), Hudson (1-0), Peavy (1-0), Turley (1-0), Leverett (0-1) RECORD BY BATTING ORDER POSITION 1st: Kobernus (26-10), Harrison (15-21), Galindo (15-17), Lollis (5-7), Bednar (4-8), Stromsmoe (6-2), Pagan (1-1), Carbonell (0-1), Metzger (0-1) 2nd: Arroyo (48-39), Cole (4-18), Lollis (9-4), Galindo (5-1), Bednar (2-1), Stromsmoe (2-1), Slater (1-1), Kobernus (0-2), Perez (1-0), Polonius (0-1) 3rd: Carbonell (25-13), Cole (17-13), Slater (7-21), Jones (13-5), Kobernus (4-4), Susac (2-2), Horan (1-3), Perez (2-1), Arroyo (1-2), Garcia (0-3), Ragira (0-1) 4th: Villalona (41-26), Slater (16-14), Horan (7-10), Jones (4-10), Turner (2-1), Rodriguez (1-2), Ishikawa (0-3), Davis (1-0), Cole (0-1), Lollis (0-1) 5th: Jones (28-21), Horan (15-14), Ragira (7-10), Davis (3-8), Carbonell (5-5), Rodriguez (4-5), Garcia (6-1), Turner (1-3), Perez (2-0), Bednar (1-0), Villalona (0-1) 6th: Ragira (23-17), Jones (12-11), Carbonell (9-5), Davis (7-5), Horan (4-8), Turner (5-6), Garcia (6-4), Harrison (5-1), Rodriguez (0-6), Bednar (0-3), Paré (0-2), Arnold (1-0) 7th: Ragira (14-17), Turner (13-10), Horan (16-6), Harrison (9-9), Ross (6-11), Bednar (5-7), Davis (3-1), Paré (3-1), Kobernus (1-1), Stromsmoe (1-1), Carbonell (0-2), Rodriguez (1-0), Galindo (0-1), Lollis (0-1) 8th: Ross (10-17), Bednar (12-14), Harrison (10-7), Ragira (9-6), Polonius (9-4), Horan (7-2), Turner (4-3), Arnold (3-2), Galindo (2-3), Paré (3-1), Rodriguez (2-1), Lollis (0-3), Stromsmoe (0-3), Metzger (0-2), Davis (1-0) 9th: Bednar (17-14), Ross (16-14), Polonius (10-14), Arnold (8-7), Galindo (6-8), Harrison (7-2), Kobernus (4-2), Metzger (2-4), Turner (2-0), Amion (0-1), Paré (0-1), Stromsmoe (0-1) GIANTS VS. CALIFORNIA LEAGUE Home Road Total vs. Bakersfield Modesto Stockton Visalia Totals vs. North Division vs. High Desert Inland Empire Lake Elsinore Lancaster Rancho Cucamonga Totals vs. South Division

4 POSITION PLAYER NOTES GIANTS POSITION PLAYERS #48 Jonah Arenado (.---, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.158 (6-38), 0 HR, 1 RBI * Third baseman is in his third professional season Selected in the 16th round of the 2013 draft. * Joined the Giants from Augusta (A) at the start of the playoffs. * Spent the entire regular season with Augusta Hit.264 with nine home runs and 62 RBI s in 134 games. * Led the GreenJackets in hits (138) and RBI s Was second on the club in doubles and third in home runs. * Attended El Toro High School (Lake Forest, CA). * Older brother, Nolan, is the starting third baseman for the Colorado Rockies (played in Cal League with Modesto in 2011). #22 Christian Arroyo (.304, 9 HR, 42 RBI, 5 SB) Playoffs:.214 (9-42), 0 HR, 5 RBI * Shortstop is in his third professional season Selected in the 1st round of the 2013 draft (25th overall pick). * Named to the postseason California League All-Star team. * Currently rated the #2 prospect in the San Francisco Giants organization by MLB.com (highest-rated position player). * Was on the disabled list from April 16-May 29 (oblique) Is the youngest player on the Giants roster (20). * Spent most of last season with Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) Hit.333 with five home runs and 48 RBI s in 58 games. * Was named to the midseason Northwest League All-Star team Finished second in the league in hitting and fifth in RBI s. * Also played in 31 games with Augusta (A) early last season Batted.203 with one home run and 14 RBI s. * Named Arizona Rookie League Most Valuable Player in 2013 Hit.326 with two home runs and 39 RBI s in 45 games. * Attended Hernando High School (Brooksville, FL) Named Florida Class 5A Player of the Year as a senior in #19 Brandon Bednar (.237, 3 HR, 34 RBI, 3 SB) Playoffs:.235 (8-34), 1 HR, 2 RBI * Infielder is in his third professional season Selected in the 7th round of the 2013 draft. * Has started games at all four infield positions this season Hit.256 in the second half after a.220 AVG in the first half. * Played for Augusta (A) and San Jose last year Finished the season with the Giants (.241 AVG, 5 HR, 16 RBI in 48 games). * Batted.275 with one home run and 24 RBI s in 74 games for Augusta last year before his promotion to San Jose. * Attended Florida Gulf Coast University Hit.312 during his three-year career Ranks sixth in school history in hits. #10 Steven Dugger (.---, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.--- (0-0), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Outfielder is in his first professional season Selected in the 6th round of the 2015 draft. * Joined the Giants from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) at the start of the Championship Series. * Spent the 2015 regular season with the S-K Volcanoes serving as the club s primary starter in right field. * Batted.293 with one home run and 27 RBI s in 58 games (12 2B, 1 3B, 6 SB) Hit.370 with runners in scoring position. * Attended Clemson University Owned a.299 batting average during three-year career. * Was a Freshman All-American in 2013 and a two-time All-ACC selection in #21 Aramis Garcia (.227, 0 HR, 5 RBI, 1 SB) Playoffs:.346 (9-26), 2 HR, 5 RBI * Catcher is in his second professional season Selected in the 2nd round of the 2014 draft (52nd overall pick). * Joined the Giants from Augusta (A) on August 7 Hit.273 with 15 home runs and 61 RBI s in 83 games for Augusta. * Was leading the GreenJackets in home runs and RBI s at the time of his promotion Had a.336 AVG in the second half. * Rated the #16 prospect in the San Francisco Giants organization by Baseball America entering this season (#2 catcher). * Hit.229 with two home runs and 12 RBI s in 20 games for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in * Attended Florida International University Was Conference USA Player of the Year in 2014 (.368 AVG, 8 HR, 37 RBI). #2 Seth Harrison (.212, 4 HR, 33 RBI, 13 SB) Playoffs:.345 (10-29), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Outfielder is in his second professional season Selected in the 7th round of the 2014 draft. * Joined the Giants from Augusta (A) on May 23 Was batting.253 with no home runs, six RBI s and six steals in 22 games. * Played for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2014 Batted.266 with no homers, 20 RBI s and 11 stolen bases in 37 games. * Attended Hill College and Louisiana-Lafayette University Was a two-time All-Sun Belt Conference selection at ULL. * Batted a combined.330 with 18 home runs, 110 RBI s and 25 stolen bases in two years at ULL ( ). #50 Tyler Horan (.215, 13 HR, 35 RBI, 5 SB) Playoffs:.190 (4-21), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Outfielder is in his third professional season Selected in the 8th round of the 2013 draft. * Was on the disabled list from April 30-May 26 (hamstring) and June 30-July 6 (shoulder). * Played 28 games for San Jose to close the regular season last year Hit.321 with 10 home runs and 27 RBI s. * Spent the majority of the 2014 season in Augusta (A) Batted.273 with 15 home runs and 54 RBI s in 102 games. * Was a midseason South Atlantic League All-Star 25 total home runs last season ranked second in SF Giants farm system. * Attended Virginia Tech University Earned Second Team All-American honors as a junior in 2013 (.342, 11 HR, 50 RBI). #29 Chuckie Jones (.---, 0 HR, 0 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.268 (11-41), 1 HR, 4 RBI * Outfielder is in his sixth professional season Selected in the 7th round of the 2010 draft. * Joined the Giants from Augusta (A) at the start of the playoffs Played for only the GreenJackets during the regular season. * Hit.240 with four home runs, 21 RBI s and one stolen base in 44 games for Augusta. * Did not make 2015 season debut until July 14 (suspension). * Spent all of last year with San Jose Batted.256 with 15 home runs, 66 RBI s and 17 stolen bases over 131 games. * Was second on the Giants last year in home runs and stolen bases and third in RBI s Played for Augusta in * Attended Boonville (MO) High School Was the Gatorade Missouri High School Player of the Year as a senior in #7 John Polonius (.204, 3 HR, 13 RBI, 5 SB) Playoffs: (1-1), 0 HR, 0 RBI * Infielder is in his fourth professional season Signed as a non-drafted free agent in * Spent all of last season in Augusta (A) Batted.257 with two home runs and 20 RBI s in 44 games. * Played in 26 games for San Jose in 2013 Hit.221 with one home run and seven RBI s. * Attended Genesee Community College and West Virginia University. #55 Brian Ragira (.251, 10 HR, 58 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.370 (10-27), 2 HR, 5 RBI * First baseman is in his third professional season Selected in the 4th round of the 2013 draft. * Hit.284 (6 HR, 32 RBI) in the second half this season after batting just.207 (4 HR, 26 RBI) in the first half. * Spent the entire 2014 season in San Jose Hit.260 with 20 home runs and 82 RBI s in 120 games. * Led the Giants last year in home runs and RBI s Hit.297 with 15 HR in the second half (.224 AVG, 5 HR in first half). * Attended Stanford University Earned All-Pac-12 honors in 2013 after batting.320 with a team-leading eight home runs. * Was the 2011 Pac-10 Freshman of the Year Hit at least.320 in all three collegiate seasons. #43 Ty Ross (.244, 3 HR, 26 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.182 (2-11), 0 HR, 1 RBI * Catcher is in his third professional season Selected in the 12th round of the 2013 draft. * Spent the entire 2014 season in Augusta (A) Batted.246 with six home runs and 48 RBI s in 117 games. * Led the GreenJackets with 24 doubles and was third in RBI s Hit.264 with five homers in the second half (.220 in first half). * Played for Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) in 2013 Hit.243 with no homers and eight RBI s in 31 games. * Was a non-roster invitee to major league spring training this year. * Attended LSU Was their primary catcher in all three of his seasons Earned Freshman All-SEC honors in #41 Angel Villalona (.249, 13 HR, 48 RBI, 0 SB) Playoffs:.282 (11-39), 4 HR, 9 RBI * First baseman is in his seventh professional season Originally signed as a non-drafted free agent in 2006 (16 years old). * Joined the Giants from Richmond (AA) on June 26 Was batting.143 (8-for-56) with no home runs and six RBI s in 28 games. * Spent all of 2014 with Richmond Hit.227 with 18 doubles, 10 home runs and 54 RBI s in 101 games. * Earned midseason California League All-Star honors with San Jose in 2013 (.229 AVG, 14 HR, 42 RBI in 73 games). * Also played for San Jose during the 2009 season Hit.267 with nine home runs and 42 RBI s over 74 games. * 36 career home runs with San Jose rank tied for fourth on the club s all-time list (tied with Travis Ishikawa). * Was on San Francisco s 40-man roster from Played in the 2008 and 2009 Futures Game Restricted List LONGEST HITTING STREAKS Player Games Dates AVG-HR-RBI Slater 11 4/19 5/ Carbonell 10 6/30 7/ Jones 10 4/12 4/ Carbonell 9 8/26 9/ Arroyo 9 7/26 8/ Bednar 9 7/21 7/ Cole 9 6/5 6/ GIANTS VS. SCOTT BARLOW Player H-AB Notes Arenado 0-0 Arroyo 0-0 Bednar 0-0 Duggar 0-0 Garcia 0-0 Harrison 0-0 Horan 0-0 Jones 0-0 Polonius 0-0 Ragira 0-0 Ross 0-0 Villalona 0-0 GIANTS OFFENSE BY MONTH Month W-L AVG R R/G HR April May June July August September WHO S HOT Chuckie Jones is 5-for-14 (.357) with a home run over his last three games Angel Villalona leads the team with four home runs and nine RBI s in the playoffs (.282 AVG) Aramis Garcia is 4-for-9 (.444) with a home run and three RBI s in his last two games WHO S NOT Christian Arroyo is hitless in his last 13 at-bats spanning three games Jonah Arenado is 2-for-22 (.091) over his last five games CATCHER S CORNER Catcher G CS SBA PCT PB Garcia % 7 Ross % 7 GIANTS VS. RANCHO CUCAMONGA San Jose s Top Hitters Vs. Rancho Cucamonga Bednar.333 (5-15) 4 RBI Harrison.286 (6-21) 3 RBI Ross.267 (4-15) 3 RBI Villalona.250 (3-12) HR, 2 RBI Garcia.250 (1-4)

5 BULLPEN NOTES GIANTS RELIEF PITCHERS #37 Ray Black, RHP 20 G, 2-1, 2.88 ERA, 0 SV, 25.0 IP, 25 BB, 51 SO * Is in his second professional season Selected in the 7th round of the 2011 draft. * Rated the #24 overall prospect and as having the best fastball in the SF Giants system by Baseball America. * Began the season on the disabled list (strained lat) before joining the SJ active roster on May 16. * Was also on the DL from May 22-June 13 (bicep) Moved into starting rotation upon return from second DL stint. * Made five starts with the Giants this season (0-1, 4.66 ERA, 9.2 IP, 5 H, 5 ER, 15 BB, 24 SO). * Returned to the bullpen the final week of July Had a 1.76 ERA as a reliever (15 G, 15.1 IP, 3 ER, 10 BB, 27 SO). * Missed the 2012 and 2013 seasons after undergoing shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum. * Debuted professionally last year with Augusta (A) Was 1-3 with a 3.73 ERA in 33 relief appearances. * Struck out 64 and walked 14 in 31 1/3 innings with the GreenJackets (18.4 strikeouts per nine innings). * Promoted to San Jose last August (4 G, 4 IP, 1 R, 7 SO) Placed on SF s 40-man roster last offseason. * Attended University of Pittsburgh Had Tommy John surgery in high school. #47 Carlos Diaz, LHP 0 G, 0-0, --- ERA, 0 SV, 0.0 IP, 0 BB, 0 SO * Is in his fifth professional season Originally signed as an international free agent in * Joined San Jose from Augusta (A) at the start of the playoffs. * Made 40 relief appearances for Augusta this season Was 4-3 with a 1.60 ERA and five saves. * Struck out 75 and walked 17 over 55 1/3 innings Had a.206 opponents batting average (.182 vs. R,.244 vs. L). * Also spent all of 2014 with Augusta working as a starter and reliever (29 G, 14 GS, 6-6, 4.16 ERA). * Was primarily a starting pitcher in his first three seasons ( ) with the DSL-Giants and AZL-Giants (Rookie). * Signed as a 17-year old out of Colombia. #23 Ian Gardeck, RHP 61 G, 3-4, 3.54 ERA, 3 SV, 86.1 IP, 24 BB, 104 SO * Is in his fourth professional season Selected in the 16th round of the 2012 draft. * Had a 2.35 ERA in the second half after posting a 4.91 ERA in the first half. * Led the California League in appearances with 61 (tied San Jose Giants team record). * Limited right-handed hitters to a.194 batting average this season (.280 vs. left-handed batters). * 20 holds during the regular season was second in the league. * Made 17 relief appearances for San Jose last season Was 1-2 with a 9.38 ERA (24.0 IP, 28 BB, 19 SO). * Spent the entire 2013 season with Augusta (A) Compiled a 3.21 ERA in 44 games out of the bullpen. * Attended Dayton University, Angelina Junior College (TX) and University of Alabama. #15 Jose Reyes, RHP 15 G, 5-6, 5.86 ERA, 0 SV, 78.1 IP, 18 BB, 55 SO * Is in his sixth professional season Originally signed as an international free agent in * Joined the Giants from Augusta (A) on June 5 Was a starting pitcher during the regular season. * 14 out of his 15 appearances with San Jose were as a starter Only relief outing was in final game of reg season. * Month-by-month ERA with the Giants: June in 4 GS, July 6.23 in 4 GS, August 3.41 in 5 GS. * Made eight starts for Augusta before his promotion Was 4-1 with a 1.36 ERA (46.1 IP, 11 BB, 45 SO). * Was leading the South Atlantic League in ERA at the time of his promotion Allowed 1 or 0 ER in 7 of 8 starts. * Was named to the Northwest League All-Star team in 2014 while pitching for Salem-Keizer (6-4, 3.89 ERA). * Signed as a 19-year old out of the Dominican Republic. #33 Tyler Rogers, RHP 42 G, 5-1, 1.47 ERA, 1 SV, 79.1 IP, 20 BB, 86 SO * Is in his third professional season Selected in the 10th round of the 2013 draft. * Joined the Giants from Richmond (AA) on May 16 Had a 1.03 ERA (7 ER/61.1 IP) after June 15 (32 G). * Had a.202 opponents batting average (.195 vs. R,.211 vs. L). * Was 0-1 with a 5.91 ERA in 10 appearances with the Flying Squirrels this season (10.2 IP, 5 BB, 15 SO). * Spent the majority of the 2014 season in San Jose (47 G, 4-0, 2.00 ERA, 72 IP, 22 BB, 72 SO). * Began last season with Augusta (1.02 ERA in 9 G) and spent the playoffs w/richmond Also pitched in the AFL. * Attended Garden City Community College and Austin Peay State University. * 35 saves in two seasons at Austin Peay St. set a school record Was 2013 Ohio Valley Conf Pitcher of the Year. * Collected 23 saves as a senior in 2013 tied for second in Division I history Earned All-American honors. #40 Dan Slania, RHP 59 G, 4-5, 3.53 ERA, 16 SV, 71.1 IP, 15 BB, 90 SO * Is in his third professional season Selected in the 5th round of the 2013 draft. * Named to the midseason California League All-Star team Had a 4.93 ERA in the second half (1.91 first half). * Tied for fourth in the league in saves (16) Had a.253 opponents batting average (.213 vs. L,.284 vs. R) * Spent the majority of last season in Augusta (A) Led the GreenJackets with 12 saves. * Made 43 relief appearances with Augusta in 2014 and was 2-5 with a 3.99 ERA (58.2 IP, 21 BB, 46 SO). * Finished last season with Richmond (AA) Was 0-0 with a 0.79 ERA (11.1 IP, 3 BB, 3 SO). * Attended University of Notre Dame Holds school record for career saves (30). * Was a two-time All-Big East selection Had a 1.21 ERA and 13 saves in his final season (2013). #54 Jake Smith, RHP 56 G, 4-4, 2.35 ERA, 16 SV, 84.1 IP, 21 BB, 118 SO * Is in his fourth professional season Selected in the 48th round of the 2011 draft. * Named the California League s Top Reliever in Baseball America s Best Tools edition (managers vote). * Had a 1.38 ERA (8 ER/52.0 IP) after June 1 (36 G) All 16 of his saves came in the second half. * Finished the regular season with 118 strikeouts ninth in the league and tops among all relievers. * Owned a.172 opponents batting average this season (.194 vs. R,.147 vs. L). * Spent the majority of last season in Augusta (A) before finishing the year with San Jose (three appearances). * Was named to the 2014 midseason South Atlantic League All-Star team. * Led the GreenJackets with 48 appearances last year Was 3-5 with a 2.79 ERA (58.0 IP, 30 BB, 77 SO). * Attended Darton State College and Campbell University. INHERITED RUNNERS Reliever Inh. Runners Runs Allowed Pct. Black Diaz Gardeck % Reyes Rogers % Slania % Smith % GIANTS BULLPEN BY MONTH Month W-L ERA SV/Opp IP H R ER April / May / June / July / August / September / LAST OUTING Reliever Date Opp. Dec. IP H R ER BB K Black 9/16 Vis. S Diaz 9/17 RC ND Gardeck 9/15 Vis. ND Reyes 9/17 RC ND Rogers 9/16 Vis. ND Slania 9/16 Vis. ND Smith 9/16 Vis. W GIANTS RECORD WHEN Leading After 6 Innings: 55-4 Trailing After 6 Innings: 5-53 Tied After 6 Innings: Leading After 7 Innings: 58-2 Trailing After 7 Innings: 4-54 Tied After 7 Innings: Leading After 8 Innings: 60-0 Trailing After 8 Innings: 1-56 Tied After 8 Innings: BULLPEN VS. RANCHO CUCAMONGA Reliever W-L-S ERA G IP ER BB SO Black Diaz Gardeck Reyes Rogers Slania Smith WEEK-AT-A-GLANCE Fri 9/18 Sat 9/19 Sun 9/20 Mon 9/21 Tue 9/22 Wed 9/23 Thu RC 7:05 Game 2 Champ Series RC 7:00 Game 3 Champ Series RC 5:00 Game 4 Champ Series RC 7:00 Game 5 Champ Series

6 COACHING STAFF #45 Russ Morman, Manager * Is in his first season as San Jose s manager. * 2015 marks his sixth year with the San Francisco Giants organization and second season as a manager. * Served as manager of Double-A Richmond in * Directed the Flying Squirrels to a record last year and the West Division championship. * Spent three years ( ) as hitting coach for Triple-A Fresno and one season (2010) as Richmond s hitting coach. * Prior to joining the Giants organization, served as a manager and hitting coach in the Marlins and Red Sox farm systems. * Played 17 seasons of professional baseball from 1983 to * Spent parts of nine years in the major leagues with the White Sox (1986, 88-89), Royals ( ) and Marlins ( ). * Former first baseman/outfielder owned a.249 career major league average with 10 homers and 43 RBI s in 207 games. * Hit 207 home runs during his minor league career, including 180 at the Triple-A level. * Attended Wichita State University. Resides in Blue Springs, MO. #49 Mike Couchee, Pitching Coach * Is in his third season as San Jose s pitching coach ( ). * Under his leadership, the San Jose pitching staff led all of Minor League Baseball in strikeouts in 2013 (1282). * 2013 Giants pitching staff was also first in the California League in ERA (3.66). * Is in his fourth year in the San Francisco organization. Was the AZL-Giants pitching coach in * Previously spent nine years in the San Diego organization, including eight seasons as their minor lg pitching coordinator. * Also spent 15 years in the Angels organization as a pitching coach and minor league pitching coordinator. * Appeared in eight big league games with the Padres in * Pitched six years professionally ( ) with the San Diego and Baltimore organizations. * Attended San Jose City College, San Diego State University and USC. * Born in San Jose and attended Los Gatos High School. Resides in Mesa, AZ. #17 Lipso Nava, Hitting Coach * Is in his third season as San Jose s hitting coach ( ). * Previously, spent two seasons as Augusta s manager from after a three-year stint as their hitting coach. * Under his direction, Augusta s 2011 team qualified for the playoffs. Had an overall record of in two seasons. * 2015 marks his eighth year in the San Francisco organization. * Former infielder played seven years professionally with the Mariners, Red Sox and Cubs advancing as high as Triple-A. * Resides in Maracaibo, Venezuela. Garrett Havig, Athletic Trainer * Is in his second season as San Jose s athletic trainer and sixth year in the San Francisco organization. * Served as Augusta s trainer for two seasons ( ) after one year each with Salem-Keizer and the AZL-Giants. * Attended the University of Wyoming and has a Masters Degree from the University of Utah. * Resides in Omaha, NE. Mike Lidge, Strength and Conditioning Coach * Is in his second season as San Jose s strength and conditioning coach and third year in the Giants organization. * Was the strength and conditioning coach for the AZL-Giants in * Attended the University of Illinois and has a Masters Degree from Northeastern Illinois University. * Played baseball at Iliinois while his cousin, Brad Lidge, was a pitcher in the major leagues for 11 seasons. * Resides in Barrington, IL. HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON Stat Giants Quakes Team Batting AVG.256 (8th).265 (4th) Runs 594 (9th) 732 (3rd) OBP.315 (7th).330 (4th) HR 91 (8th) 135 (4th) SB 84 (9th) 105 (7th) Team Pitching ERA 3.46 (1st) 4.07 (6th) SO 1345 (1st) 1214 (3rd) BB 392 (4th) 452 (8th) HR 103 (3rd) 95 (1st) (League Rank in parenthesis) LEAGUE AWARDS Offensive Player of the Week - Christian Arroyo, June 29-July 5 (.500, 2 HR, 6 RBI) - Tyler Horan, July (.412, 3 HR, 6 RBI) Pitcher of the Week - Martin Agosta, June (1-0, 7 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 9 SO) - Chase Johnson, July 6-12 (1-0, 7 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 8 SO) - Jason Forjet, Aug 31-Sept 7 (1-0, 8 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 10 SO) Midseason All-Stars - Tyler Beede, RHP - Keury Mella, RHP - Hunter Cole, OF - Dan Slania, RHP - Chase Johnson, RHP - Austin Slater, INF Postseason All-Stars - Christian Arroyo, SS - Chase Johnson, RHP CONNECT WITH THE SAN JOSE GIANTS Like us on Follow us on Download the Facebook San Jose Giants Inside the Park App facebook.com/sjgiants twitter.com/sjgiants For Android & iphone/ipad The Voice of the San Jose Giants Joe Ritzo and Director of Marketing and Media Relations Ben Taylor host Inside the San Jose Giants, a podcast with lively debate and timely discussion on top prospects and team performance. Listen online at sjgiants.com or download for free on itunes. MEDIA CONTACT INFORMATION Juliana Paoli, Chief Marketing Officer Ben Taylor, Director of Media Relations Joe Ritzo, Director of Broadcasting Direct Phone: (408) Direct Phone: (408) Direct Phone: (408) juliana@sjgiants.com bentaylor@sjgiants.com joeritzo@sjgiants.com

7 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS ORGANIZATIONAL REPORT San Francisco Giants Sacramento River Cats Richmond Flying Squirrels Major League Baseball AAA Pacific Coast League AA Eastern League Record 2nd NL West (-7.5 GB) Today: vs. Arizona, 7:15 PM Yesterday: Off Record Record Augusta GreenJackets Salem-Keizer Volcanoes AZL-Giants A South Atlantic League SS Northwest League R Arizona Rookie League Record (32-37 Second Half) Record (19-19 Second Half) Lost in Division Series Record (17-11 Second Half) TRANSACTIONS APRIL JUNE AUGUST 9 Jason Forjet Placed on Disabled List 1 Andrew Leenhouts Added from Extended Spring Training 2 Ryder Jones Activated from Disabled List 9 Brennan Metzger Placed on Disabled List 1 Nik Turley Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 2 Skyler Stromsmoe Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 9 John Polonius Placed on Disabled List 4 Tyler Beede Transferred to Richmond (AA) 4 Jordan Johnson Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 9 Ydwin Villegas Placed on Disabled List 5 Jose Reyes Added from Augusta (A) 4 Bryan Case Added from AZL-Giants (Rookie) 12 Ben Turner Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 6 Martin Agosta Activated from Disabled List 4 Jeff Arnold Placed on Disabled List 13 Adam Sonabend Added from Extended Spring Training 6 Dylan Davis Transferred to Augusta (A) 7 Aramis Garcia Added from Augusta (A) 16 Christian Arroyo Placed on Disabled List 14 Ray Black Activated from Disabled List 7 Bryan Case Placed on Disabled List (retro 8/6) 16 Ben Turner Added from Sacramento (AAA) 14 Ian Gardeck Placed on Disabled List (retro 6/12) 8 Jake Dunning Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 16 John Polonius Activated from Disabled List 15 Tommy Hanson Added from Extended Spring Training 9 Martin Agosta Activated from Disabled List 16 Adam Sonabend Transferred to Extended Spring Training 15 Andrew Leenhouts Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 11 Skyler Stromsmoe Added from Sacramento (AAA) 21 Austin Slater Placed on Disabled List (retro 4/20) 15 Rafael Rodriguez Placed on Voluntary Retired List 11 Ryder Jones Placed on Disabled List (retro 8/7) 22 Hunter Cole Added from Augusta (A) 16 Brennan Metzger Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 18 Chase Johnson Transferred to Richmond (AA) 23 Jeff Soptic Placed on Disabled List 18 Jeff Soptic Placed on Disabled List 18 Andrew Suarez Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 23 Jason Forjet Activated from Disabled List 19 Ian Gardeck Activated from Disabled List 19 Ryder Jones Activated from Disabled List 27 Christian Jones Placed on Disabled List (retro 4/23) 23 Jesus Galindo Transferred to Richmond (AA) 19 John Polonius Placed on Disabled List (retro 8/18) 28 Austin Slater Activated from Disabled List 23 Daniel Carbonell Added from Richmond (AA) 27 Skyler Stromsmoe Transferred to Richmond (AA) 28 Ryan Lollis Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 25 Austin Slater Transferred to Richmond (AA) 27 John Polonius Activated from Disabled List 30 Tyler Horan Placed on Disabled List (retro 4/29) 25 Jeff Kobernus Added from Richmond (AA) 31 Luis Ysla Traded to Boston 30 Brennan Metzger Activated from Disabled List 26 Hunter Cole Transferred to Richmond (AA) 26 Angel Villalona Added from Richmond (AA) SEPTEMBER MAY 30 Juan Perez Added from Sacramento (AAA) 1 Jeff Kobernus Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 1 Dylan Davis Added from Extended Spring Training 30 Tyler Horan Placed on Disabled List (retro 6/29) 1 Junior Amion Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 1 Austin Fleet Added from Sacramento (AAA) 1 Jarret Leverett Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 1 Ben Turner Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) JULY 2 Bryan Case Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 4 Jeff Soptic Activated from Disabled List 2 John Polonius Activated from Disabled List 8 Ryder Jones Placed on Disabled List (retro 9/6) 4 Austin Fleet Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 2 Juan Perez Placed on Disabled List 8 Junior Amion Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 8 Rafael Rodriguez Placed on Disabled List (retro 5/6) 6 Tyler Horan Activated from Disabled List 8 Jarret Leverett Transferred to Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 9 Ryan Lollis Added from Sacramento (AAA) 6 Tommy Hanson Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 8 Jordan Johnson Transferred to Augusta (A) 16 Ben Turner Added from Sacramento (AAA) 9 Jeff Soptic Activated from Disabled List 8 Jonah Arenado Added from Augusta (A) 16 Tyler Rogers Added from Richmond (AA) 9 John Polonius Placed on Disabled List (retro 7/8) 8 Sam Coonrod Added from Augusta (A) 16 Ray Black Activated from Disabled List 10 Juan Perez Activated from Disabled List 8 Carlos Diaz Added from Augusta (A) 16 Mason McVay Transferred to Extended Spring Training 10 Martin Agosta Placed on Disabled List 8 Chuckie Jones Added from Augusta (A) 16 Jason Forjet Placed on Disabled List (retro 5/15) 16 Juan Perez Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 12 Martin Agosta Transferred to Augusta (A) 16 Brennan Metzger Placed on Disabled List 17 Martin Agosta Activated from Disabled List 12 Jordan Johnson Added from Augusta (A) 17 Mason McVay Added from Extended Spring Training 18 John Polonius Activated from Disabled List 16 Daniel Carbonell Designed for Assignment 17 Nick Vander Tuig Placed on Disabled List 18 Ryder Jones Placed on Disabled List 17 Jeff Soptic Transferred to Augusta (A) 22 Jason Forjet Activated from Disabled List 19 Ben Turner Transferred to Sacramento (AAA) 17 Martin Agosta Added from Augusta (A) 22 Ray Black Placed on Disabled List 21 Skyler Stromsmoe Added from Sacramento (AAA) 17 Steven Duggar Added from Salem-Keizer (Short-Season) 23 Seth Harrison Added from Augusta (A) 25 Martin Agosta Placed on Disabled List 23 Matt Paré Transferred to Extended Spring Training 30 Keury Mella Traded to Cincinnati 23 Mason McVay Placed on Voluntary Retired List 31 Jake Dunning Added from Sacramento (AAA) 25 Nik Turley Added from Sacramento (AAA) 26 Ryan Lollis Transferred to Richmond (AA) 27 Tyler Horan Activated from Disabled List 29 Christian Jones Activated from Disabled List 29 D.J. Snelten Transferred to Augusta (A) 30 Christian Arroyo Activated from Disabled List 30 Jeff Arnold Added from Richmond (AA) 30 Martin Agosta Placed on Disabled List 30 John Polonius Placed on Disabled List

8 2015 SAN JOSE GIANTS GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS FIRST HALF (30-40) No. Date Opponent W/L Score Win Loss Save Att. Time Overall Half Place GA/GB 1 4/9 at Lancaster L 2-3 Frias (1-0) Soptic (0-1) 3,581 3: T3rd /10 at Lancaster W 5-0 Vander Tuig (1-0) Feliz (0-1) 2,441 3: T2nd /11 at Lancaster W 8-3 Jones (1-0) Grills (0-1) 3,036 2: T1st - 4 4/12 at Lancaster L 1-2 Tiburcio (1-0) McVay (0-1) 1,527 2: nd /13 at Visalia L 2-4 Doran (1-0) Ysla (0-1) Krehbiel (1) 1,070 2: T2nd /14 at Visalia L 2-9 Banda (2-0) Agosta (0-1) 2,586 2: T3rd /15 at Visalia L 5-15 Godley (2-0) Beede (0-1) 1,015 3: T4th /16 Bakersfield W 10-5 Johnson (1-0) Altavilla (0-2) 3,801 3: T3rd /17 Bakersfield L 0-6 Misell (1-0) Mella (0-1) 3,317 3: T4th /18 Bakersfield L 0-3 Zokan (1-1) Snelten (0-1) Cochran-Gill (1) 2,366 2: th /19 Bakersfield L 7-10 Pineda (1-0) Slania (0-1) 3,205 3: th /20 Inland Empire W 5-0 Agosta (1-1) Alcantara (1-2) McVay (1) 1,708 2: th /21 Inland Empire W 4-1 Beede (1-1) Cooney (1-1) Slania (1) 1,808 2: T3rd /22 Inland Empire W 7-0 Johnson (2-0) Nuss (0-2) 1,794 2: T3rd /23 at Bakersfield L 2-3 Cochran-Gill (1-1) Agosta (1-2) 919 2: T3rd /24 at Bakersfield L 0-5 Diaz (2-0) Snelten (0-2) 1,460 2: T3rd /25 at Bakersfield L 0-3 Yarbrough (2-1) Ysla (0-2) Pagan (3) 957 2: T3rd /26 at Bakersfield W 5-2 Vander Tuig (2-0) Altavilla (0-3) Slania (2) 405 2: T3rd /27 OFF DAY 4th /28 Visalia L 3-4 (12) Hessler (1-0) Gardeck (0-1) Shuttlesworth (1) 2,211 3: th /29 Visalia L 0-2 Perry (1-0) Johnson (2-1) Sarianides (1) 1,412 2: th /30 Visalia L 5-7 Doran (3-0) Gardeck (0-2) Krehbiel (3) 1,409 3: th /1 at Stockton L 1-6 Trivino (2-0) Snelten (0-3) 4,051 2: th /2 at Stockton L 7-8 Covey (2-2) Ysla (0-3) Avila (3) 5,026 3: th /3 at Stockton W 8-7 Fleet (1-0) Wagman (0-1) Slania (3) 3,221 3: th /4 Lake Elsinore L 4-5 De Paula (2-1) Beede (1-2) Yardley (6) 1,329 3: th /5 Lake Elsinore L 4-5 Bartsch (1-1) Smith (0-1) Shepherd (1) 1,088 2: th /6 Lake Elsinore L 4-5 (10) Reyes (1-1) Slania (0-2) Yardley (7) 1,680 3: th /7 Lake Elsinore L 3-5 Lemond (2-1) Snelten (0-4) Shepherd (2) 1,005 3: th /8 Stockton W 10-9 McVay (1-1) Wagman (0-2) Gardeck (1) 4,011 2: th /9 Stockton W 4-1 Vander Tuig (3-0) Seddon (1-2) Slania (4) 3,710 2: th /10 Stockton L 2-5 Bracewell (1-0) Gardeck (0-3) McCurry (3) 2,556 2: th /11 OFF DAY 5th /12 at Modesto L 2-4 Pierpont (1-0) McVay (1-2) Estevez (4) 3,524 2: th /13 at Modesto W 4-2 Mella (1-1) Wade (2-2) Slania (5) 2,059 2: th /14 at Modesto L 4-5 Estevez (5-0) Forjet (0-1) 1,520 3: th /15 at Visalia L 4-6 Perry (3-0) Smith (0-2) Sarianides (5) 2,482 2: th /16 at Visalia W 5-4 (11) Gardeck (1-3) Doran (3-1) Slania (6) 2,898 3: th /17 at Visalia L 8-9 Gibson (2-0) Rogers (0-1) Krehbiel (5) 2,223 3: th /18 at Visalia L 3-7 Weller (2-3) Johnson (2-2) 1,512 2: th /19 Modesto W 2-0 Mella (2-1) Jiminian (2-4) Slania (7) 1,437 2: th /20 Modesto W 3-2 Slania (1-2) Daniel (1-2) 1,505 2: th /21 Modesto W 3-2 (10) Black (1-0) Pierpont (1-1) 3,017 2: th /22 Rancho Cucamonga W 6-5 McVay (2-2) Rogers (1-1) Slania (8) 3,523 3: th /23 Rancho Cucamonga W 11-0 Beede (2-2) Richy (5-2) 2,509 2: th /24 Rancho Cucamonga W 6-4 Rogers (1-1) Tillman (0-2) Slania (9) 2,201 3: th /25 Rancho Cucamonga W 6-2 Turley (1-0) Bedard (0-1) Slania (10) 3,882 2: th /26 OFF DAY 4th /27 at High Desert W 10-5 Forjet (1-1) Ledbetter (0-5) 2,543 3: th /28 at High Desert L 2-12 Garrett (1-0) Snelten (0-5) 1,049 2: th /29 at High Desert L 5-10 Slack (3-0) Agosta (1-3) 1,267 2: th /30 at Inland Empire L 4-6 (13) Etsell (3-2) Ysla (0-4) 4,494 3: th /31 at Inland Empire W 3-2 Jones (2-0) Blackford (0-2) Gardeck (2) 3,915 3: th /1 at Inland Empire L 4-7 Smith (5-0) Soptic (0-2) Mahle (8) 1,113 2: th /2 at Inland Empire W 5-1 Mella (3-1) Kipper (1-4) 2,648 2: th /3 OFF DAY 4th /4 High Desert W 3-2 (13) Gardeck (2-3) Ledbetter (2-2) 1,614 3: th /5 High Desert L 1-5 Lambert (2-0) Reyes (0-1) 2,641 2: th /6 High Desert L 2-10 Pena (3-4) Agosta (1-4) 3,476 3: th /7 High Desert W 6-4 (13) Smith (1-2) Slack (3-1) 2,090 3: th /8 Bakersfield L 0-10 Campbell (2-2) Leenhouts (0-1) 2,010 2: th /9 Bakersfield L 2-5 (10) Fry (3-2) Gardeck (2-4) 3,140 3: th /10 Bakersfield W 10-2 Forjet (2-1) Pike (0-3) 1,508 2: th /11 at High Desert W Smith (2-2) Lambert (2-1) Slania (11) 786 3: th /12 at High Desert L 6-8 Pena (4-4) Agosta (1-5) Hernandez (3) 1,472 2: th /13 at High Desert W 14-7 Johnson (3-2) Valdespina (0-1) 1,013 3: th /14 at High Desert L 5-7 Ledbetter (1-5) Leenhouts (0-2) Hernandez (4) 811 2: th /15 at Modesto W 2-1 Hanson (1-0) Jemiola (0-2) Slania (12) 986 2: th /16 at Modesto L 3-4 (10) Carasiti (1-4) Soptic (0-3) 801 2: th /17 at Modesto L 2-7 Musgrave (8-1) Forjet (2-2) 1,772 2: th /18 Inland Empire L 4-6 Foss (2-2) Reyes (0-2) 2,517 2: th /19 Inland Empire W 11-0 Agosta (2-5) Cooney (1-6) 3,454 2: th /20 Inland Empire W 3-2 (10) Slania (2-2) Broussard (2-1) 2,225 3: th /21 Inland Empire L 4-8 Newcomb (3-0) Johnson (3-3) 2,313 3: th OVERALL: HOME: ROAD: VS. NORTH: VS. SOUTH: # DAYS IN FIRST PLACE: 1 (of 74)