COLORADO ROCKIES GAME NOTES

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1 COLORADO ROCKIES GAME NOTES facebook.com/rockies twitter.com/rockies twitter.com/losrockies Colorado Rockies Communications Coors Field Blake Street Denver, CO 85 COLORADO ROCKIES (8-8) vs. WASINGTON NATIONALS (58-59) RP David ale (-, 5.9) vs. RP Jordan Zimmermann (8-8,.) Game #7 / ome #58 Tuesday, August 8, 5 GOING NATIONAL The Colorado Rockies snapped a six-game losing streak with their 5- win Sunday vs. the Padres dropped the first two games of a three-game series vs. San Diego before winning Sunday. Rockies continue their -day, nine-game, threeteam homestand tonight vs. Washington play three vs. the Nationals before welcoming the New York Mets Friday-Sunday. On the recently completed road trip, Colorado won two of three at Washington to begin the East Coast excursion, but then lost four to the Mets at Citi Field. Rockies finished a stretch of of 5 on the road, going 8-9 prior to last Friday, the Rockies had played of the previous 7 on the road (5-). Are 5- in August and 9-9 in the second half finished the first half at 9-9 overall, - at home, and 8-5 on the road were -7 after 8 games. Since the season-long -game losing streak ended May, Colorado is 7-9. Rockies are - since the 7- start, which tied for the franchise s best-ever after nine games. Began on the road at - for the first time ever won games on the road all of last season equaled that mark last Friday and are -7 away from Coors Field in 5. NATIONAL SECURITY The Rockies overall are - vs. Washington since 5, -5 at home, - on the road were 5 vs. the Montreal Expos from 99-. Colorado took two of three from the Nationals last week, August 7-9 at Nationals Park faced the same rotation of pitchers they will face this series (Zimmermann, Strasburg, Scherzer) won the first game 5- thanks to a Carlos Gonzalez go-ahead grand slam in the top of the eighth dropped the second game - won the third game - after a DJ LeMahieu pinch-hit two-rbi single in the top of the eighth. The Rockies went -5 vs. the Nationals in, including dropping two of three at Coors Field July - were outscored 8- both teams reached double-digit hits in all three games. Are - vs. the Nationals at Coors Field since, 9-9 since and - since 7. START ME UP Rockies starters are sporting a.8 ERA (58. IP, 5 ER) in their past games with an opponent batting average of.5 (57-for-5) with walks and 9 strikeouts have received only runs of support in those starts with the Rockies -7 over that span. GOOD TALK RUS Rockies starter Chris Rusin became the 9th pitcher in Rockies history to throw a complete-game shutout on Sunday vs. the San Diego Padres he became just the th pitcher accomplish the feat in Denver, th to do it at Coors Field (last: Tyler Matzek, Sept. 5, vs. SD). It was the 8th complete-game shutout in Rockies history, th in Denver, th at Coors Field no pitcher has thrown two complete-game shutouts in Denver. WORK TO BE DONE Colorado has all-time winning record against five National League teams, including the Nationals the list includes Cincinnati (9-88), Milwaukee (958), Pittsburgh (9-87), San Diego (9-8) and Washington/Montreal (99-75). SPEAKING OF TOSE SOFT AUGUST SCEDULES From July 7-August, the Rockies played of their 7 games against teams with records above.5, going - in those games all on the road the only games against a sub -.5 team during that stretch were three against the American League s Seattle Mariners, losing two of three at home. 5 Rockies vs. Washington Nationals (-) Date /R Result WP LP 8/7 R W, 5- Oberg Storen 8/8 R L, - Strasburg Butler 8/9 R W, - Axford Storen 8/8 : p.m. MDT 8/9 : p.m. MDT 8/ : p.m. MDT 5 vs. Nationals at Coors Field at Nationals Park... - All-Time vs. Nationals... - All-Time at Coors Field All-Time at Nationals Park... - All-time in Washington D.C... - DOESN T GET MUC EASIER Colorado hitters have hit. (8-for-9) with runs scored over their last games, seven on the road vs. Washington and New York and three at home vs. San Diego have doubles and homers club is -for-5 (.) with runners in scoring position the past games, including -for against the New York Mets. Since Aug. 7, the Rockies have faced Jordan Zimmermann, Stephen Strasburg, Max Scherzer, Jonathon Niese, Matt arvey, Jacob degrom and Noah Syndergaard the Rockies faced Tyson Ross, Andrew Cashner, and Ian Kennedy this past series vs. San Diego will face Zimmermann, Strasburg and Scherzer again in their current three-game set vs. the Nationals. In Queens, the Rockies scored five runs, hit.5 (8-for-) and were shut out in back-to-back games Tuesday and Wednesday, tying a club record. FOR STARTERS Rockies starters were - on the road trip, but managed four quality starts in seven outings against the Mets, Colorado had three quality starts the first three games, allowing a combined four earned runs in 8 innings Thursday, were touched for six runs in four innings. LET S PRINT A T-SIRT Since the All-Star break, Carlos Gonzalez is third in MLB and tops in the NL with home runs leads the NL and is second in the Majors with RBI (Chris Davis) in the second half also tops the Senior Circuit in the second half in slugging (.755). Since June, Gonzalez has hit of his 7 homers has hit homers, including multi-homers four times, since July. e is batting.8 (-for-) since July 5. From Opening Day to May, CarGo hit.88 (8for-9) with two homers and six RBI since May, Gonzalez is hitting.7 (89-for-) with an NLleading 5 homers and RBI, which rank tied for third. The National League Player of the Month for July. AFTER ALL, IS MIDDLE NAME IS COBB Outfielder Charlie Blackmon swiped his th base last Thursday, becoming the first Rockie with stolen bases since Willy Taveras club-record 8 in 8. Blackmon s steals mark the the 5th time a player has stolen or more bases for Colorado Blackmon s the th different Rockie to accomplish the feat. FRAME TIS Rockies catcher Nick undley ranks third in batting average among National League catchers with greater than AB at. (95-for-) among NL backstops, he is tied for fourth with nine homers and is sixth with RBI. E S A REAL DJ DJ LeMahieu ranks third in the NL with a.7 batting average (5-for-) since July has a hit in of games over that span. AMAZING ARENADO Nolan Arenado is tied for first in the National League and tied for third in the Majors with 8 RBI his homers are tied second in NL and tied for ninth in MLB. Batting. (59-for-) with 8 homers and 5 RBI on the road;. (-for-5) with home runs and RBI at home. Batted. (9-for-8) with homers and 7 RBI the first half. E GETS TO TEM ALL Nolan Arenado leads National League third baseman in total chances (77), putouts (85), assists (79), double plays () and zone rating (.8) ranks second in innings played (977.) and second in fielding percentage (.9). Arenado had been charged with an error in two of his past 5 games (three total). SIZZLING SUMMER Since June, Carlos Gonzalez () and Nolan Arenado (7) are ranked first and second, respectively, in the National League in home runs. Gonzalez (55) and Arenado (5) are also ranked first and tied for second, respectively, in the NL in RBI. Gonzalez is first since June in slugging (.5) and second in OPS (.5). Four Rockies are among the NL leaders in runs scored in the NL since June : DJ LeMahieu (7Tst), Carlos Gonzalez (-Trd), Nolan Arenado and Charlie Blackmon (-Tth). T & BLAKE Wednesday, August 9 Bark in the Park, presented by Central Garden & Pet brands, AvoDerm Natural Pet Foods and Nylabone Saturday, August is Star Wars Night, including a Carlos Gonzalez Bobblehead (rockies.com/starwars). Sunday, August Wells Fargo Jorge De La Rosa Bobblehead. PROBABLE PITCERS Wednesday, August 9 vs. Washington Nationals : p.m MDT LP Jorge De La Rosa (7-5,.75) vs. RP Stephen Strasburg (-,.) ROOT SPORTS RM 85 KOA Thursday, August vs. Washington Nationals : p.m MDT LP Yohan Flande (-,.9) vs. RP Max Scherzer (-9,.7) ROOT SPORTS RM 85 KOA Every Colorado Rockies game can be heard on radio via 85 KOA; home games are broadcast in Spanish on KNRV 5-AM ROCKIES AT A GLANCE Record NL West Standing... 5th (-8.) ome... - Road Day... - Night Current Streak... Won omestand... - Last Road Trip Last Five Games... - Last Games Series Record...-- Series Opener Series Finale Getaway Day... - Most Games above.5:...5, /5 Most Games below.5:..., 8/5 Opp. At-Above / Below / - vs. RS / LS...-8 / 5- Comeback Wins... Losses After Leading... 5 Extra innings... - Shutouts Rockies / opp. score first...- / 5-5 One-run / Two-run games...-9 / - Decided by last at-bat / Walkoffs...-5 / - Out-itting Opponents:...- Out-hit by Opponents it Totals Equal Rockies / Opp. score / 9-9 Rockies / Opp. score / -59 Rockies / Opp. score or less...- / -9 it Two or More R... - it at Least One R... - it No R No Errors... - One or More Errors Rockies / opp. quality start...- / - Ahead after /7/ / 7-5 / -5 Behind after /7/ / -5 / -55 Tied after /7/ / 5-9 / -7 vs. NL West vs. ARI vs. SD vs. LAD vs. SF vs. NL Central... - vs. NL East... - Interleague... - April...- July May...- August June...-7 September / Oct... - Monday...-8 Friday Tuesday...8- Saturday Wednesday...- Sunday Thursday oliday... - Purple Jerseys (road).- (7-)/Military - White Pinstripes Gray Jerseys Black Sleeveless Jerseys All-Time Record All-Time, Denver All-Time, Coors Field All-Time, Road Under Walt Weiss

2 # ROCKIES STARTING PITCER DAVID ALE eight: - Weight: Age: 7 (Sept. 7, 987) Born: Marietta, Ga. Acquired: Trade with Atlanta on Jan., 5 ALE, ALE, TE GANG S ALL ERE 7-year-old right-handed pitcher reinstated from the 5-day disabled list prior to tonight s game placed on the disabled list July with a groin strain. Will be making his th appearance of the season, ninth start will be his seventh appearance, sixth start, at Coors Field. Is 5-5 with a. ERA (9. IP, ER) in Major League starts - with a.7 ERA (5. IP, ER) in big league relief outings. Called up from Triple-A Albuquerque June 8 in seven games, six starts, afte recall was - with a.9 ERA (. IP, 5 ER). Added to the Rockies roster as the th man on the active roster twice this year, for the June doubleheader vs. the Los Angeles Dodgers and the May twinbill vs. the San Francisco Giants. Began the year on the disabled list (left oblique strain) acquired from the Atlanta Braves along with right-hander Gus Schlosser for catchers Jose Briceno and Chris O Dowd originally drafted by the Braves in the third round of the First-Year Player Draft. Played baseball at The Walker School in Marietta, Ga., before enrolling at Princeton University and playing for the Tigers played three seasons (79) before signing with Atlanta and making his pro debut in 9 studied in operations research and financial engineering. LAST TIME OUT Appeared in relief July 9 for starting pitcher Kyle Kendrick after a rain delay halted play after one inning pitched. scoreless innings before being removed from the game with a groin strain. NATIONAL TREASURE Will make his fourth career appearance, second start, vs. the Nationals three previous appearances came in at Washington as a member of the Atlanta Braves. Earned a no-decision in a - Braves win at Nationals Park April, pitched five scoreless innings, allowing five hits and two walks while striking out four pitched a combined. innings of scoreless relief in his other two appearances, allowing no hits and one walk with no strikeouts. RAISE TE T MAN FLAG Worked six or more innings in five of his nine outings with two quality starts worked seven innings twice. Is - over his past five starts with a 7. ERA (7. IP, ER) since beating St. Louis June 8 allowed six homers over that span. Seeking his first win since beating St. Louis June 8 at Coors Field, -. Set and tied multiple career-highs on June 8 vs. ouston surrendered a career-high tying five earned runs on a career-high hits also struck out a career-high tying nine batters. As the th man, did not figure in the 9-8 loss June (game two) vs. Los Angeles (NL) in the Dodgers come-from-behind win in line for the win until blown save in the seventh inning (Brown) left with a 5- lead after six frames. Added to the roster as the th man before May doubleheader vs. San Francisco allowed eight hits and three runs (two earned) in. innings allowed a run in the second, fifth and seventh innings before departing with a - lead in the seventh three Rockies relievers combined on. scoreless frames. ALE, ALE, TE LUCKY ONES Made three rehab starts for Triple-A Albuquerque after being placed on the 5-day disabled list July (groin strain) going - with a 9. ERA (. IP, ER) walked seven and struck out eight did not allow a home run. Was also placed on 5-day disabled on the first day of the Major League season, was reinstated April and optioned to Triple-A. Made six starts for Albuquerque (-, 5.5) and one for Modesto (-,.) - with a. ERA (. IP, ER) in five May starts at Triple-A. Posted an - mark with a 5.5 ERA (. IP, ER) in seven combined starts between Triple-A and Single-A allowed earned runs in. innings with walks, strikeouts and three homers. Pitched in a rehab outing for Modesto on April (. IP, ER), allowing two unearned runs on two hits. OF COURSE Logged his only Major League hit at Coors Field for the Braves, a single on June, off Chris Martin in the seventh inning is -for- this year. ALE S TALES Spent the entire season with Atlanta, making his first Major League Opening Day roster. Opened campaign in rotation made four starts before going to bullpen. Was - with a. ERA (. IP, ER) as a starter, - with a.8 ERA (5. IP, ER) in 9 relief appearances did not allow a run over his first appearances, a span of 5. innings. Made his Major League debut on Sept., vs. San Diego. Was Braves th-best prospect entering the campaign according to Baseball America. RP STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN 5 ERA Overall ome Road vs. WAS G-GS IP R ER 9 R 7 BB SO 5 ERA G-GS IP R 7 ER 8 R 7 BB 5 SO Overall ome Coors Field Road vs. WAS vs. L vs. R AVG.. AB B 8 B R AVG AB B B R AT TE PLATE AVG AB R B B R RBI 5. 5 Career.8 Last it: July 9, 5 vs. Atlanta ome Runs: None Most its:, x, last: July 9, 5 vs. Atlanta Most RBI:, April, at Miami S SF P BB SO SB-CS LAST TIME Last Start/Loss: July, 5 at ARI, 7- (5.,5,,,,) Last Win (Relief): July 9, 5 vs. ATL, 5- (.,,,,,) Last CG: None Last Sho: None 5 IGS / LOWS 7., x, last: June at OAK...Most IP...8., April, vs. CIN N/A... Low-it CG...N/A 5, x, last: June at OAK... Runs...5, 5x, last: June, 5 at OAK 5, x, last: June at OAK... ER...5, x, last: June, 5 at OAK, June 8 vs. OU... its..., June 8, 5 vs. OU, x, last: June at OAK... R..., x, last: June at OAK, x, last: July vs. ARI...Walks...5, April, vs. NYM 9, June 8 vs. OU... Strikeouts...9, x, last: June 8, 5 vs. OU N/A...+ Strikeout Games...N/A, May -June 8...Win Streak..., x, last: Aug. -June,, June -...Losing Streak..., June -, 5 PLAYER Desmond arper Lobaton Rendon Werth Zimmerman AVG ALE VS. NATIONALS OBP SLG AB B 5 DAY-BY-DAY B DATE OPP IP R ER R BB SO TP 5/ SF () W, / LAD () ND, 9-8 L /8 STL W, L, -. 5 /8 OU L, / ARI ND, 8-7 L L, June: -, L, /9 ATL W, 5-. July: -,.5. DATE / / 5/ 5/ 5/ 5/7 5/8 7/ 8/5 8/ OPP SLC LV FRE SLC ELP FRE 5 TRIPLE-A DAY-BY-DAY IP L, 5-. L, -. 8 ND, -5 L. 7 ND, - L 5. L, - 7. ND, 5- L. 7 ND, - W 7. ND, 9-8 L. 5 ND, - W 5. L, R ER R BB SO TOMORROW S STARTER: LP Jorge De La Rosa (7-5,.75) R RBI BB SO NOTE th man th man; blown save No walks in starts First loss of season Career-high hits Season-low innings Second -R start Allowed homers st time since 5/ R st relief outing DL with groin strain TP NOTE First rehab start Rehab Start Rehab Start -year-old lefty will make his st start of the season, th at Coors Field took the loss in his last start at the New York Mets, allowing two runs on four hits in six innings pitched walked two and struck out seven in a - Rockies loss earned his th quality start of the season, third in a row has not started at Coors Field since July vs. Texas is - with a. ERA (5. IP, 7 ER) in starts at home this season earned a no-decision at Washington Aug. 7 in a 5- Rockies win, allowing four runs, three earned, on six hits in. innings pitched is 5- with a. ERA (5. IP, 5 ER) in nine career starts vs. Washington is - with a. ERA (. IP, 9 ER) in four career starts vs. Washington at Coors Field earned at win July, vs. the Nationals at Coors Field allowed two runs, one earned on eight hits in 7. innings pitched walked none and struck out.

3 COLORADO ROCKIES ITTERS NOTES COLORADO ITTERS vs. WASINGTON NATIONALS 5 AVG AB R RBI AVG AB R RBI Arenado Barnes Blackmon Descalso Gonzalez undley LeMahieu McBride McKenry Parker Paulsen.7. 8 Reyes #8 NOLAN ARENADO, b vs. Zimmermann: -9, B, R, RBI, SO Last Game: -, R, SO Current Streak: (-5) SD Series: 5-, R, R, RBI, BB, SO, SB Long Streak: 7, /- Last Road Trip: 8-7, R, B, R, RBI, SO Last R: 8/ at NYM Career-high 8 RBI tied for third in MLB, tied for first in NL; career-high homers tied for ninth in MLB, tied second in NL 8 homers on road second and 5 RBI tied third in MLB extra-base hits () third in MLB, slugging (.55) sixth in MLB, third in NL. With RISP, 9 hits tied fourth in MLB,.8 (9-for-) average is fifth. Batting.89 (8-for-) with homers and 5 RBI since May second in the NL with 7 home runs since June batting. (-for-) with five home runs and RBI since the All-Star break. it. (-for-) with homers and MLB-leading RBI in June; homers tied for second in MLB (Pujols) and first in NL (Stanton) from June -8, was -for-7 (.7) in seven games with eight homers and 5 RBI, winning NL Player of the Week. Season-high 7-game hitting streak (.; -for-) ended July. Fifth two-homer game June 8, fourth in 5 and third two-homer game in six days (June vs. Arizona, June at SF) tied career-high with four RBI June (sixth time). omered three consecutive games May -June (5-for-, RBI). # BRANDON BARNES, of vs. Zimmermann: -, SO Last Game: - (DR) Current Streak: (-) SD Series: -5, B, RBI, SO, SB Long Streak: 7, 7/-7/ Last Road Trip: -, 7 SO Last R: / vs. ARI Snapped career-high -for- streak Friday night batting.58 (5-for-9) with. on-base percentage, doubles, two triples and one home run since being recalled May multi-hit games times hit.7 (-for-85) in June with.7 on-base percentage ( BB) first home run of season June. Season-high and career-high-tying seven-game hitting streak snapped July (.7; -for-) third three-hit game of season July 8 at San Diego. Recorded a career-high three walks twice, June 8 and June 7. #9 CARLIE BLACKMON, of vs. Zimmermann: -9, SO Last Game: -, SO Current Streak:, 8/- SD Series: 5-, R, B, BB, SO, SB Long Streak:, /-7 Last Road Trip: -5, R, B, BB, SO, SB Last R: 8/ vs. SEA Batting. (7-for-5) since July, hitting safely in 5 of games hit safely in 9 of his past 5 games (.; -for-) since June. Fourth leadoff home run Aug. vs. Seattle, th career (club record) six homers to lead off game is also club record when batting first, fourth among MLB leadoff hitters (second NL) with RBI while R is fifth in Majors (third NL). Career-high steals tied third in MLB, third in NL first Rockie to steal bases since Willy Taveras stole 8 in 8 5th time a player has stolen or more for Colorado and the th different Rockie. Sixth in NL with BP tied for second in NL with nine outfield assists; eight assists in center field leads NL and is tied fourth in MLB. it.7 in June (5-for-), hitting safely in 5 of games season-high - game hit streak ended June 8 (.; -for-). Batted.7 (-for-95) in July with multi-hit games average seventh among NL hitters in July Season-high four RBI June vs. Milwaukee second multi-homer game of career May at San Diego. # DANIEL DESCALSO, inf vs. Zimmermann: 7-, B, SO Last Game: DNP Current Streak: (-) SD Series: -, SO Long Streak:, 5/- Last Road Trip: -7, R, R, RBI, BB, SO Last R: 8/9 at WS Made 7 starts (8 SS, B, 5 B, B) with team 8-9. First pinch-hit home run of his career July 7 is -for-5 as a pinch-hitter with two walks hit a pinch-hit, walk-off single vs. San Diego April. Snapped his career-high -for- hitless streak with a RBI triple July. Two-run go-ahead homer and season-high tying three RBI May second game vs. San Francisco two-run homer May at Dodger Stadium, first since hitting two on Aug., at Cincinnati span of at-bats without R was sixthlongest string in MLB th of his career, first-ever blast against LA. Season-high three RBI May 5; laced a three-run double at Los Angeles (NL). #5 CARLOS GONZALEZ, of vs. Zimmermann: -, BB, 7 SO Last Game: -, R, R, RBI Current Streak:, 8/ SD Series: -, R, R, RBI, BB, SO Long Streak: 8, /- Last Road Trip: 5-, R, R, 9 RBI, 7 SO Last R: 8/ vs. SD is homers since June most in MLB home runs after the All-Star break second in MLB, first in NL, RBI second in MLB, first in NL has hit safely in of his past games (.8, -for-) since July 5 with 7 home runs and 9 RBI multi-hit games that span. Fourth multi-homer game last Sunday, all since July now has in his career back-to-back multi-homer games July -7 second player in franchise history to have back-to-back multi home run games (also: Vinny Castilla, July 7-8, 995) three multi-homer games in four-game span July previously had not had a multi-homer game since June 5, at Cincinnati. Go-ahead grand slam in the bottom of the eighth inning Aug. 7, third slam of his career, first since July,. Named NL Player of the Month for July after batting.8 (-for-88) with home runs, seven doubles and RBI... home runs second in MLB (first NL), RBI tied for first career-high home runs in a month co-nl Player of the Week with pitcher Cole amels July -. Tied career high with six RBI July vs. Cincinnati (sixth time, last: June 5, at Cincinnati). omered three straight games June -8 three doubles July 9 a career-high. it.8 (-for-9) in June; tied for ninth in NL with six homers in June. Did not start the Arizona series June -5 (mild sprain, left hand) returned to lineup June at San Francisco and tied career-high with five hits (fourth time). Reached in career-high straight games May 8-June (.; -for-7). # NICK UNDLEY, c vs. Zimmermann: -5, SO Last Game: DNP Current Streak:, 8/-5 SD Series: -8, R, B, RBI Long Streak:, /-5/ Last Road Trip: -, B, SO Last R: 8/ vs. SEA is. average (95-for-) third among MLB catchers batting. (-for- ) his past 7 games since June, including four straight multi-hit games July 8-. Ninth home run of season August vs. Seattle, first of the year vs. a left-handed pitcher first eight of his homers came vs. right-handed pitchers career-high tying hits () and runs () June vs. Milwaukee. Fourth triple of season Friday night most triples since career-high five in. Batted. (-for-88) from April -May to lead all Major League catchers (9 plate appearances) in that span batted.8 (-for-7) in June. Career-high -game hitting streak (.9; 8-for-) ended May. Batted.7 (9-for-) in April hit in of his 8 games. #9 DJ LeMAIEU, b vs. Zimmermann: 5-, B, RBI, SO Last Game: -, R, BB, SO Current Streak: (-) SD Series: -, R, B, BB, SO, SB Long Streak: 8, 7/-8 Last Road Trip: -, R, B, R, RBI, BB, SO, SB Last R: 8/ at NYM it in of last games (.7; 5-for-) since July.55 average (5-for- ) since July seventh in MLB, fourth in NL. Batting average (.9) fifth in NL average of. (9-for-) batting with two outs eighth in NL second in MLB with.9 batting average on balls in play. it. (-for-9) in July, third in MLB first Rockies player to hit. or better in two different months (April:.) since Larry Walker in (Elias). Career-high 8-game hitting streak (.; -for-7) snapped July. it.5 (7-for-8) from Opening Day through June. Only Rockies second baseman (.; 8-for-9) to bat. in April hit in first nine games (/-5), including multi-hits six times.8 in May (-for-9) after starting off the month -for- (.8).5 (-for-5) in June. # MATT McBRIDE, of vs. Zimmermann: N/A Last Game: -, SO Current Streak: (-) SD Series: -5, SO Long Streak: N/A Last Road Trip: -5, SO Last R: 8// at ARI ad his contract selected from Triple-A Albuquerque prior to Wednesday s game, on his first stint with the Rockies this season... last ML game was September 8, at Los Angeles. as a career batting average of.9 (-for-9) with four doubles, two home runs, 7 RBI, and three walks across 57 career games with the Rockies between and 5. Was batting.8 (-for-8) with doubles, one triple, home runs, 9 RBI, walks, and five stolen bases across 78 games for the Isotopes prior to having his contract selected. Was acquired by the Rockies in a trade with the Cleveland Indians for RP Ubaldo Jimenez July,... originally drafted by the Indians in the second round (75th overall pick) of the First Year Player Draft. #8 MICAEL McKENRY, c vs. Zimmermann: N/A Last Game: -, B, RBI, SO Current Streak:, 8/ SD Series: -, B, RBI, SO Long Streak:, 5/- Last Road Trip: -5, R, BP, BB Last R: 8/5 vs. SEA First walk-off home run of his career in the th inning August 5 vs. Seattle it was his first walk-off hit of his career. Prior to 5 had no triples, but collected three in five games from June -. Made starts ( D), hitting safely in 9 has pinch-hit appearances (-for- 7, R, RBI, 7 BB) Rockies are - when he starts behind plate. Went 7-for-5 (.8) with two homers in May. # KYLE PARKER, of vs. Zimmermann: -, SO Last Game: DNP Current Streak: (-) SD Series: -, SO Long Streak:, 8/-5 Last Road Trip: -, R, RBI, BB, SO Last R: 8/ vs. SEA First career home run Aug. vs. Seattle recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque Aug. second stint on roster in 5 also called up June 9, optioned June. First multi-hit game of season, second of career, Aug. first at-bat on the season came June vs. St. Louis singled off Carlos Martinez. it.8 (-for-57) with 5 runs, 9 doubles, four triples, nine homers and 58 RBI in 9 games with Triple-A Albuquerque this season. # BEN PAULSEN, inf-of vs. Zimmermann: -5, B, RBI Last Game: -, R, B, SO Current Streak:, 8/ SD Series: -, R, B, RBI, SF, BB, SO Long Streak: 7, 7/-8/7 Last Road Trip: -9, R, B, RBI, BB, 9 SO Last R: 8/ at STL Recorded a career-high four hits and four RBI July was his first multihomer game of career became the sixth Rockies player to hit two home runs and a triple in the same game (last: Ryan Spilborghs, June, vs. Toronto). Batting.5 (-for-7) in last games with seven doubles, one triple, three home runs and RBI hitting.89 (7-for-) since May 9 recall from Triple-A Albuquerque, where he hit.5 (-for-5) with three homers and 5 RBI in games. First walk-off hit of his career July vs. Texas home runs in back-to-back games May - second time in his career homered consecutive games. #7 JOSE REYES, ss vs. Zimmermann: 8-, B, BB, SO Last Game: -, RBI, SO Current Streak: 8, 8/9- Series: -, R, RBI, SO, SB Long Streak:, 8/9-5 (, /- - AL) Last Road Trip: 5-, R, B, SO Last R: (/ vs. BOS - AL) -for- with walk and stolen base in first game with Rockies July -for- (.) with the Rockies in games overall with at least one hit in of games acquired from the Toronto Blue Jays with three Minor League players for Troy Tulowitzki and LaTroy awkins. it.85 (8-for-88) with runs, 7 doubles, four home runs, RBI, 7 walks and stolen bases in 9 games with the Blue Jays this season. Batted.9 (-for-97) in July with hits in 8 of games played multi-hit games eight times. COORS FIELD AVG AB R RBI Arenado Barnes. 7 8 Blackmon Descalso.98 Gonzalez undley. 8 8 LeMahieu McBride. 8 McKenry Parker.7 8 Paulsen. 5 8 Reyes.57

4 COLORADO ROCKIES BULLPEN NOTES TEAM PITCING ERA CG SO SV/OPP IP R ER BB-I SO R Season Totals / Starters Relievers / Coors Field / Road -7. / April -. 8/ May -.5 7/ June / July / August / ROCKIES BULLPEN NOTES Pitcher Last Game IP,, R, ER, BB, SO Last Win Last Save Last Loss SV/OPP BF/R RI/RSc Axford 8/5 vs. SD.,,,,, 8/9/5 at WAS 7//5 at ARI 7//5 at CC / / 5/ Bergman 8/ at NYM.,,,,, 5//5 vs. PI No ML saves 9/8/ at LAD / / / Betancourt 8/ vs. SD.,,,,, 5/5/5 at CIN //5 at SF /7/5 at SF / /7 7/ Germen 8/5 vs. SD.,,,,, 7// vs. PI 8/5/ at SD 9// at WAS / 5/ / Friedrich 8/ at NYM.,,,,, 7// vs. PI No ML saves 8//5 vs. SEA / 9/ /9 Kahnle 8/5 vs. SD.,,,,, // at SF 8/9/5 at WS 8/5/5 vs. SD / /8 / Miller 8/ vs. SD.,,,,, /5/5 vs. ARI No ML saves 8//5 at NYM / 7/ 8/ Oberg 8/5 vs. SD.,,,,, 5/9/5 vs. PI 5//5 at PI 8//5 at STL / / / # JON AXFORD, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., 8/9 at WAS SD Series:. IP,, SO Career igh IP:., x, last: /9/ at TEX No runs of his outings no hits in 9 appearances saves most since. Fourth win of 5 at Washington Sunday, pitching a season-high. innings worked scoreless outings Thursday and Saturday after previously allowing runs in 9. innings with three blown saves over his previous appearances. Decisions in six of last appearances, going - with no saves in four save opportunities and a 9.75 ERA (. IP, ER) -5 with four saves, five blown saves and 8.9 ERA (9. IP, 9 ER) last outings since June 7 was - with saves in opportunities and.7 ERA (9. IP, ER) first outings of 5 from April 8-June. Placed on family medical emergency list twice this year (June -July ; April -9) on restricted list April 9-. Blown save June vs. Arizona first in a year since June, at Arizona snapped a streak of successful opportunities, including in 5. Two runs June 7, first homer allowed sinceaugust 8, at New York (AL). Victory June his first as a Rockie and first since June, at Boston recorded the th strikeout of his career May 7. (Joc Pederson) vs. Los Angeles in sixth inning had a 8. homerless-inning streak; first homer allowed since two (Weeks, A. Ramirez) June, at Milwaukee in the first inning of a start. # GONZALEZ GERMEN, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., x, last: 7/7 at SD SD Series:. IP,, R, ER, BB, SO Career-igh IP:., /5/ at ARI Recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque prior to Friday s game originally claimed off waivers from Chicago Cubs July 7, recalled July from Triple-A Albuquerque - with a 5.9 ERA (. IP, 9 ER) in nine appearances, one start, with Colorado. ad his.-inning scoreless streak snapped July optioned Aug.. First start of his career July vs. Atlanta allowed no runs, one hit and one walk, striking out one in three innings pitched. In six appearances with the Cubs this season, was - with a 7.5 ERA (. IP, 5 ER) last appearance May at St. Louis. Originally signed by the Mets out of Guaymate, Dominican Republic in 7 and made his Major Leage debut in in 5 appearances with the Mets from -, went - with one save in four opportunities and a. ERA (. IP, ER). # CRISTIAN BERGMAN, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP: 5., 5/ at LAA SD Series: n/a Career igh IP:., 8// vs MIA (start) relief appearances and one start is - with a 5. ERA (9. IP, ER) in relief. Allowed three earned runs June 9, ending a streak of three scoreless appearances allowed runs in of his relief appearances. is appearance Aug. first since being reinstated from the disabled list on Aug., pitching. innings with one run on one hit with two walks and two strikeouts... placed on the 5-day DL June with right shoulder fatigue. Second win of 5 in relief May vs. Philadelphia pitched 5. innings of emergency relief May in Anaheim for injured starter Jordan Lyles three hits, one run, no walks and four strikeouts. Earned win in first Major League relief appearance April in ome Opener vs. Cubs previous appearances were starts. Started April and got no decision in - win at San Francisco, allowing four hits and two walks with four strikeouts in four innings. Made starts as a rookie first win Aug., vs. Miami -5 with a career 5.5 ERA (58. IP, ER) in Major League starts. # RAFAEL BETANCOURT, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., x, last: 7/9 vs. ATL SD Series:. IP,, R, ER, BB, K, R Career-igh IP:., 7/5/ vs. NYY No runs 8 of his appearances no hits in games fanned 8 of batters (9. SO/9) allowed five hits and seven runs his past five games (. innings). Reinstated from the 5-day disabled list (vertigo symptoms) June over 9 appearances since return from DL, is - with a 5.5 ERA (. IP, ER). Six-inning scoreless streak in seven games July -Aug. ended Aug.. Save April at San Francisco was his first since August, at Philadelphia has 58 saves as a Rockie, 75 overall. Opening-Day appearance first in Majors since Aug., at Philadelphia made Opening Day roster as a non-roster invitee fanned two in 5 debut at Milwaukee had Tommy John surgery on Sept. 7,. #5 CRISTIAN FRIEDRIC, LP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., / vs. SD SD Series: n/a Career-igh IP:., / vs. SD (relief) Scored upon in three of last five appearances (. IP, 5 ER) took his second loss in eight appearances Aug.... snapped streak of five straight scoreless appearances July. Is - with a. ERA (58. IP, 8 ER) in career relief appearances 5- with a. ERA (98. IP, 7 ER) in 9 big league starts has not started since July, at Washington. Allowed two runs June 7, ending streak of five scoreless outings (. innings) from June 5-5. Did not allow a run from May 5- (. IP) until scored upon June and June vs. Los Angeles (. IP, 5 ER). ad never allowed a home run as reliever in games until June two-run homer #5 TOMMY KANLE, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., x, last: 7/7 at CC SD Series:. IP,, R, ER, BB, SO, L Career-igh IP:., // at SF as allowed earned runs in each of his last two appearances after a streak of appearances with no earned runs allowed (9. IP). 7. inning scoreless streak snapped Aug. at New York (NL) allowed hits and six earned runs past 7 games (. IP /.77 ERA) since July 5. First Major League save Aug. 7 at Washington also notched a save Aug. 9 at Washington no previous save opportunities in ninth inning. In 7 relief appearances at Triple-A, - with a.8 ERA (. IP, 9 ER). Acquired by in the Rule 5 Draft from the Yankees originally selected by New York in the fifth round of the First-Year Player Draft out of Lynn University (FLA). # JUSTIN MILLER, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., 7/8 at CC SD Series:. IP,, R, ER, BB, SO Career-igh IP:., x, last: 7/8 at CC Scored on four times in 7 MLB appearances this year over three stints has a.75 batting average against (-for-57) 8 strikeouts against batters (9.9 SO/9). This month is - with a 7. ERA (. IP, 5 ER) in seven appearances. First Major League loss Monday at New York Mets first win of season June 5 had his seven-inning scoreless streak snapped Aug.. Set season highs in innings pitched (.) and strikeouts (three) in July 8 game in Chicago (NL)... strikeouts a career high. Recalled from Triple-A Albuquerque July 8, third stint with Rockies in 5. Is - with a. ERA (5. IP, 8 ER) and six saves with walks and strikeouts in 8 appearances between Triple-A and Double-A. Signed a Minor League contract with the Rockies on Nov. 9, after being granted free agency by the Detroit Tigers on Nov.. #5 SCOTT OBERG, RP Scoreless Streak:. IP Season-igh IP:., x, last: /9 vs. MIL SD Series:. IP, BB, SO Career igh IP:., x, last: /9 vs. MIL No runs in of appearances in three stints on roster. Inherited runner percentage (9.5%; /) allowed th home run Thursday, most among National League relievers. Third win August 7 at Washington second loss of the season Aug. at St. Louis returned from Triple-A Albuquerque Aug.. Optioned to Triple-A July - with two saves and a. ERA (8. IP, ER) in seven appearances with Isotopes this season. Allowed a career-high four runs July at Arizona. is 7. scoreless-inning streak ended in the eighth inning June (Pederson), first run allowed since May at Dodger Stadium allowed seven of his 5 earned runs and five of eight homers to Dodgers. Optioned April, returned April. Contract selected April and made debut April and won at San Francisco first Rockie to win debut since Tyler Matzek vs. Atlanta June,. first Colorado reliever to win debut since Alberto Arias on May, 7 at SF. ROCKIES BULLPEN VS. WASINGTON NATIONALS 5 Career Pitcher -S G IP ER ERA -S G IP ER ERA Axford Bergman - - Betancourt Friedrich Germen Kahnle....5 Miller.... Oberg....

5 /R Winning Losing Pos. / No. Date D/N Opp. W/L Final Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. GA-GB Att. Time / R/D at MIL W - Kendrick Lohse None - T/-, : /7 R/N at MIL W 5- Lyles Garza awkins - /. 8,7 :8 /8 R/N at MIL W 5- () awkins Rodriguez Axford - /. 8,7 :5 / /D CI W 5- Bergman Wood None - /.5 9, : 5 / /N CI L 5-9 ammel Kendrick None - /.,8 :9 / /D CI L 5- Ramirez awkins Rondon - /.5, :5 7 / R/D at SF W - Butler eston Betancourt 5- /.,9 :58 8 / R/N at SF W - Oberg udson Ottavino - /.,5 :9 9 /5 R/N at SF W - Matzek Lincecum Ottavino 7- /.,88 :5 /7 R/N at LAD L -7 Kershaw Kendrick None 7- T/- 8,95 :8 /8 R/D at LAD L - Greinke Lyles Peralta 7- /-. 5,9 :55 /9 R/N at LAD L -7 McCarthy Butler None 7-5 /-., :55 / /N SD L - Despaigne De La Rosa None 7- /-.5,58 :9 / /N SD L -7 Maurer Logan Kimbrel 7-7 /-.5, : 5 / /D SD W 5- Ottavino Kelley None 8-7 T/-.5,75 :9 / /N SD W - Lyles Ross Axford 9-7 /-.5,7 :5 7 / /N SF W - Butler eston Ottavino -7 /-.5,5 :5 8 /5 /N SF L -5 () Machi Brown None -8 /-.5,7 :5 / /D SF Postponed due to rain / Rescheduled as split doubleheader May 9 /7 R/N at ARI W 5- Matzek Anderson Axford -8 /-. 7, : /8 R/N at ARI L 5- Chafin Kendrick None -9 /-. 8,79 : / R/N at ARI L -9 Collmenter Lyles None - /-. 9, : April: - /.8, 88 R (.9 R/ G), 9 R, -9 SB /. ERA (87. IP, 9 ER), R, 77 BB, SO.8 BA 5/ R/N at SD L - Kennedy Butler None - T/-.,8 : 5/ R/N at SD L - Morrow De La Rosa Kimbrel - /-. 8,58 :57 5/ R/D at SD L -8 Shields Kendrick Kimbrel - /-5.,97 : 5/ /N ARI Postponed due to rain / Rescheduled as split doubleheader Sept. 5/5 /N ARI Postponed due to rain / Rescheduled as doubleheader May 5 5/ /D ARI L 7- Matzek Collmenter None - 5/-5.5, :9 /D ARI L -5 Lyles Ray None -5 5/-5.5 : 7 5/8 /N LAD L - () Anderson Butler None - 5/-7.,97 : 5/9 /N LAD Postponed due to rain / Rescheduled as split doubleheader June 8 5/ /D LAD L 5-9 Baez Oberg None -7 5/-8.5,7 : 5/ R/N at LAA L -5 Wilson Betancourt Street -8 5/-9.5 8,5 : 5/ R/N at LAA L - Ramos Friedrich None -9 5/-9.5, :8 5/ R/N at LAD W 5- Betancourt Garcia Axford -9 5/-8.5,5 : 5/5 R/N at LAD L - Kershaw Butler Nicasio - 5/-9.5, : 5/ R/N at LAD W 7- De La Rosa Greinke None - 5/-8.5 8,78 :5 5/7 R/D at LAD L - Bolsinger Kendrick Jansen - 5/-9.5,99 : 5 5/8 /N PI L - amels Lyles Papelbon - 5/-., : 5/9 /N PI W -5 Oberg De Fratus Axford - 5/-9., :5 7 5/ /N PI L - Gonzalez, S. Butler Papelbon - 5/-9.,7 :5 8 5/ /D PI W 7- Bergman Williams None 5-5/-8. 5,8 :5 9 5/ /N SF L 8- Vogelson Kendrick Casilla 5-5/-9., : 5/ /D SF L 8- eston Lyles Casilla 5-5 5/-9.5,95 : /N SF W 5- ale Petit Axford -5 5/-9.5,8 :5 5/ /D SF W - Bettis udson None 7-5 5/-8.5, :9 5/5 R/N at CIN W 5- Betancourt Chapman Axford 8-5 5/-8.5,5 :59 5/ R/N at CIN L - Chapman Brown None 8-5/-9.5,5 :9 5 5/7 R/D at CIN W - Kendrick Leake Axford 9-5/-8.5,97 : 5/ R/N at PI W - Bettis amels None - 5/-8.,7 : 7 5/ R/D at PI W 5- Butler arang Axford - 5/-7.5,5 : 8 5/ R/D at PI W - Rusin Williams Oberg - 5/-.5, :5 May: - /.55, 9 R (. R/G), 5 R, - SB /.5 ERA (. IP, ER), 7 R, 85 BB, 58 SO. BA 9 / /N LAD L - Kendrick Kershaw None -7 5/-7.5 5,5 :8 5 / /D LAD W - De La Rosa Thomas Axford -7 5/-.5 8,8 : 5 /N LAD L 8-9 Ravin Betancourt Jansen -8 5/-7.5,97 : 5 / /N LAD W 7- Axford Garcia None -8 5/-.5,575 : 5 /5 /N MIA L - Koehler Butler Ramos - 5/-.,9 : 5 / /D MIA W -5 Rusin Phelps None 5-5/-.,7 :59 55 /7 /D MIA L - () Dyson Logan Ramos 5-5/-. 5,9 :5 5 /8 /N STL W - ale Lackey None - 5/-., :9 57 /9 /N STL W - De La Rosa Wacha Axford 7- /-.,7 :5 58 / /D STL L - Martinez Bettis Rosenthal 7- /-7.,98 :59 59 / R/N at MIA L - Phelps Rusin None 7- T/-7.5 8, : / R/N at MIA L -5 Urena Kendrick None 7-5/-8.5,55 :5 / R/D at MIA L - Latos ale Ramos 7-5/-8.5,7 : / R/D at MIA W - De La Rosa aren Axford 8-5/-8.5,879 :8 /5 R/N at OU L - Keuchel Bettis Gregerson 8-5 5/-8.5,8 :8 / R/D at OU L 5-8 arris Rusin Gregerson 8-5/-8.5,5 : 5 /7 /N OU L -8 Oberholtzer Kendrick None 8-7 5/-8.5, : /8 /D OU L -8 Mcugh ale None 8-8 5/-9.5,77 : 7 /9 /N MIL L 5-9 Jungmann De La Rosa None 8-9 5/-9.5 5,8 : 8 / /D MIL W 5- Bettis Lohse None -9 5/-8.5 5,8 :7 9 / /D MIL W - Rusin Garza None -9 5/-8.,87 :9 7 / /N AZ W -5 Kendrick Anderson None -9 5/-7.,79 :5 7 / /N AZ L 7-8 udson Axford Ziegler - 5/-8.,7 :55 7 /5 /D AZ W - Miller udson Axford - 5/-8.,58 : 7 / R/N at SF W 8- Bettis udson None - 5/-8.,887 : 7 /7 R/D at SF L 5-7 Kontos Betancourt Casilla - 5/-8.,7 : 75 /8 R/D at SF L - Bumgarner Kendrick None - 5/-9.,795 :55 7 / R/N at OAK L -7 Graveman ale None - 5/-9.,5 : 77 / R/N at OAK W - De La Rosa Bassitt awkins - 5/-9. 9, :5 June: -7 /.7, R (.8 R/G), R, - SB / 5.9 ERA (5. IP, 57 ER), 9 R, 9 BB, SO,.89 BA 78 7/ R/D at OAK L - Bettis ahn Clippard - 5/-. 7,55 : 79 7/ R/N at ARI L -8 ellickson Rusin None -5 5/-.5,8 : 8 7/ R/N at ARI L - () Chafin Flande None - 5/-.5,9 : 5 DAY-BY-DAY /R Winning Losing Pos. / No. Date D/N Opp. W/L Final Pitcher Pitcher Save Rec. GA-GB Att. Time 8 7/ R/N at ARI L -7 Corbin ale None -7 5/-.5, :8 8 7/5 R/D at ARI W - De La Rosa De La Rosa Axford 5-7 5/-.5,99 : 8 7/7 /N LAA L - eaney Bettis None 5-8 5/-., : 8 7/8 /N LAA L - Smith Axford Street 5-9 5/-., :7 85 7/9 /N ATL W 5- ale Brigham Axford -9 5/-., : 8 7/ /N ATL W 5- Laffey Miller Axford 7-9 5/-. 8,5 :7 87 7/ /D ATL W - awkins Grilli None 8-9 5/-., : 88 7/ /D ATL W - Bettis Wood None 9-9 5/-. 7,7 :8 7/ All-Star break 7/ All-Star Game, Great American Ball Park, Cincinnati, Ohio (AL, NL ) 7/5 All-Star break 7/ All-Star break 89 7/7 R/N at SD L - Shields De La Rosa Kimbrel 9-5 5/-.5,5 : 9 7/8 R/N at SD L -5 Maurer Friedrich Kimbrel 9-5 5/-.,5 :9 7/9 R/D at SD Postponed due to rain / Rescheduled Sept. 9 7/ /N TEX W 8-7 Axford Scheppers None -5 5/-.5 5,7 : 9 7/ /N TEX L -9 arrison Kendrick None -5 5/-.5, : 9 7/ /D TEX L 8- Scheppers Axford Tolleson -5 5/-.5,8 :5 9 7/ /N CIN W -5 Axford Mattheus None -5 5/-. 7,8 :5 95 7/5 /N CIN L -5 Cueto Rusin Chapman -5 5/-.,998 :7 9 7/ /D CIN W 7-7 Kendrick Lorenzen None -5 5/-.,88 : 97 7/7 R/N at CI L 8-9 Soriano Axford None -55 5/-.5 5,7 :5 98 7/8 R/N at CI W 7- Flande Beeler None -55 5/-.5,77 : 99 7/ R/N at CI L - Lester Butler Rondon -5 5/-.5 8,87 :7 7/ R/N at STL L 8-9 Villanueva Axford None -57 5/-.,58 :5 7/ R/N at STL L -7 Wacha Kendrick None -58 5/-.,58 :5 July: 9-5 /.8, R (.75 R/G), 7 R, - SB / 5. ERA (8. IP, 9 ER), R, 9 BB, 7 SO,. BA 8/ R/N at STL W - De La Rosa Lynn None -58 5/-. 5, : 8/ R/D at STL L - Rosenthal Oberg None -59 5/-5.,7 : 8/ /N SEA L 7-8 ernandez Butler Smith - 5/-5.5,7 :9 5 8/ /N SEA L - Rasmussen Friedrich None - 5/-5.5,7 : 8/5 /D SEA W 7-5 Flande Guaipe None 5-5/-5.5,9 : 7 8/7 R/N at WAS W 5- Oberg Storen Kahnle - 5/-5., :7 8 8/8 R/N at WAS L - Strasburg Butler None - 5/-5. 7,5 :8 9 8/9 R/D at WAS W - Axford Storen Kahnle 7-5/-.,57 : 8/ R/N at NYM L - Niese Miller Familia 7-5/-. 7,9 :8 8/ R/N at NYM L - arvey Rusin None 7-5/-5. 5, :7 8/ R/N at NYM L - degrom De La Rosa Familia 7-5 5/-. 7,75 :5 8/ R/D at NYM L - Syndergaard Butler None 7-5/-.,57 :55 8/ /N SD L 5-9 Norris Roberts None 7-7 5/-7.,97 : 5 8/5 /N SD L 5-7 Quackenbush Kahnle Kimbrel 7-8 5/-8. 7,5 : 8/ /D SD W 5- Rusin Kennedy None 8-8 5/-8. 8,97 : 7 8/8 /N WAS 8 8/9 /N WAS 9 8/ /N WAS 8/ /N NYM 8/ /N NYM 8/ /D NYM 8/ R/N at ATL 8/5 R/N at ATL 5 8/ R/N at ATL 8/8 R/N at PIT 7 8/ R/N at PIT 8 8/ R/D at PIT 8/ /N ARI 9/ /D ARI Makeup from May postponement /N ARI 9/ /N ARI 9/ /N SF 9/ /N SF 5 9/5 /N SF 9/ /D SF 7 9/7 R/D at SD 8 9/8 R/N at SD 9 9/9 R/N at SD 9/ R/D at SD Makeup from July 9 postponement 9/ R/N at SEA 9/ R/N at SEA 9/ R/D at SEA 9/ R/N at LAD 5 9/5 R/N at LAD 9/ R/N at LAD 7 9/8 /N SD 8 9/9 /N SD 9 9/ /D SD 5 9/ /N PIT 5 9/ /N PIT 5 9/ /N PIT 5 9/ /D PIT 5 9/5 /N LAD 55 9/ /N LAD 5 9/7 /D LAD 57 9/ R/N at ARI 58 9/ R/N at ARI 59 / R/N at ARI / R/N at SF / R/D at SF / R/D at SF 5 ROCKIES RECENT TRANSACTIONS June 9 Recalled OF Kyle Parker from Triple-A Albuquerque; optioned RP Eddie Butler to Triple-A Albuquerque June Reinstated LP LaTroy awkins and OF Corey Dickerson from the 5-day disabled list; optioned RP Christian Bergman and OF Kyle Parker to Triple-A Albuquerque June 7 Selected RP Justin Miller from Triple-A Albuquerque; transferred RP Jordan Lyles from the 5-day to the -day disabled list; placed OF Corey Dickerson on the 5-day disabled list (plantar fasciitis) June 8 Recalled RP Christian Bergman from Triple-A Albuquerque; placed RP Brooks Brown on the 5-day disabled list (right shoulder inflammation) June 9 Reinstated LP Ken Roberts from the 5-day disabled list and optioned him to Triple-A Albuquerque June Reinstated RP Rafael Betancourt from the 5-day disabled list; optioned RP Justin Miller to Triple-A Albuquerque June Placed RP Christian Bergman on the 5-day disabled list (retroactive to June ) (right shoulder inflammation); placed RP John Axford on the family medical emergency list; recalled LP Yohan Flande and RP Justin Miller Triple-A Albuquerque July Recalled OF Drew Stubbs from Triple-A Albuquerque; optioned INF-OF Rafael Ynoa to Triple-A Albuquerque July Reinstated RP John Axford from the family medical emergency list; optioned RP Justin Miller to Triple-A Albuquerque July Recalled RP Gonzalez Germen from Triple-A Albuquerque and selected LP Aaron Laffey to the Major League roster; optioned RP Scott Oberg to Triple-A Albuquerque; placed RP David ale on the 5-day disabled list (left groin strain); recalled LP Tyler Anderson and placed him on the -day disabled list (left elbow stress fracture). July Recalled LP Rex Brothers from Triple-A Albuquerque; designed LP Aaron Laffey for assignment. July 9 Recalled RP Eddie Butler from Triple-A Albuquerque; placed RP Chad Bettis on the 5-day disabled list (right elbow inflammation). July 5 Reinstated OF Corey Dickerson from the 5-day disabled list (plantar fasciitis; optioned LP Rex Brothers to Triple-A Albuquerque. July 7 Traded SS Troy Tulowitzki and RP LaTroy awkins to the Toronto Blue Jays for SS Jose Reyes, RP Miguel Castro, RP Jeff offman and RP Jesus Tinoco. July SS Jose Reyes reported to the active roster; optioned INF Cristhian Adames to Triple-A Albuquerque. August Recalled RP Scott Oberg and OF Kyle Parker from Triple-A Albuquerque; reinstate RP Christian Bergman from the 5-day disabled list (right shoulder fatigue); placed OF Corey Dickerson on the 5-day disabled list (non-displaced rib fracture); placed RP Kyle Kendrick on the 5-day disabled list (right shoulder inflammation); desingated LP Aaron Laffey for assignment. August Purchased the contract of RP Jon Gray from Triple-A Albuquerque; optioned RP Gonzalez Germen to Triple-A Albuquerque. August Purchased the contract of OF Matt McBride from Triple-A Albuquerque; designated OF Drew Stubbs for assignment. August Placed LP Boone Logan on the 5-day disabled list (left elbow inflammation), retroactive to August ; optioned RP Eddie Butler to Triple-A Albuquerque; recalled RP Gonzalez Germen and LP Kenny Roberts from Triple-A Albuquerque. August 7 Optioned LP Ken Roberts to Triple-A Albuquerque. August 8 Reinstated RP David ale from the 5-day disabled list (groin strain).