BALTIMORE ORIOLES GAME NOTES

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1 BALTIMORE ORIOLES GAME NOTES Oriole Park at Camden Yards 333 West Camden Street Baltimore, MD Tuesday, June 17, 2014 Game #70 Road Game #37 Baltimore Orioles (35-34) vs. Tampa Bay Rays (28-43) RH Miguel Gonzalez (3-4, 4.17) vs. LH Erik Bedard (3-4, 3.83) TODAY S GAME: The Orioles and Rays meet in the middle game of a three-game set and the second game of a seven-day, six-game road trip that will also see the O s visit the Bronx, Friday-Sunday The Birds went 5-5 on their last homestand against Oakland (1-2), Boston (2-1) and Toronto (2-2). VS. TAMPA BAY: The O s lead the season series, 5-1 Last night s loss snapped a five-game head-to-head winning streak, the O s longest vs. Tampa Bay since setting the club record vs. Tampa Bay with eight, April 18- August 3, 2007 From May 6-8, the Birds completed their first sweep of the Rays in St. Petersburg since April 1-3, 2011 In 2013, the Orioles went 6-13 against the Rays, going 3-6 in Baltimore and 3-7 in St. Petersburg The O s trail in all-time season series, , going in Baltimore and at the Trop. QUANTITY OF QUALITY: Orioles starting pitchers have posted eight consecutive Quality Starts, their longest stretch since posting nine straight over two seasons, September 29, 2010-April 4, 2011 The most recent singleseason streak of more than eight was July 9-21, 2003, when the Birds posted 10 straight Quality Starts The club record is 20 straight, August 3-22, DOING THEIR PART: Orioles starting pitchers posted a Quality Start in 10 of the last 11 games, pitching to a 2.61 ERA (69.0IP, 20ER) The only exception was Ubaldo Jimenez s outing last Sunday (2.1IP, 6ER) Birds starters have posted a 1.89 ERA (66.2IP, 14ER) in the other 10 games Orioles starters have allowed two or fewer earned runs in 13 of the last 18 games, pitching to a 1.51 ERA (83.1IP, 14ER) in those 13 games. CHART CLIMBER: Nick Markakis (1,456 hits) passed Ken Singleton (1,455) for sixth place on the Orioles all-time list last night Boog Powell ranks fifth with 1,574 hits Markakis also ranks fourth in O s history with a.293 average and ninth with a.360 on-base percentage (min PA). PINCH HOMERS: Last night, Delmon Young and Tampa Bay s Jerry Sands each delivered a PH HR, the fifth game in O s club history in which each team hit a pinch HR (Rayford/Garbey, 6/10/85 vs. DET; Ayala/Pagel, 9/15/81 vs. CLE; Kelly/Nordhagen, 9/3/78 vs. CWS; and Smith/Mayberry, 6/4/77 vs. KC) The O s lost four of those five games, and four of the five were decided by one run, with the other game decided by two The O s are batting.385/.448/.692 in 26 pinch hit at-bats this season, leading the majors in all three categories. A RARE OCCURRENCE: After allowing an earned run in last night s appearance, Darren O Day has now allowed earned runs in consecutive appearances for the first time since June 22-24, 2013 He had gone a span of 60 games between consecutive appearances allowing an earned run, posting a 1.46 ERA (55.2IP, 9ER) with 13 walks and 47 strikeouts during the stretch. ANOTHER RARE OCCURRENCE: Brian Matusz allowed a two-run homer to the first batter he faced last night, scoring just the fourth of 23 runners he has inherited this season Since 2012, Matusz is third in the majors (minimum 60 inherited runners), allowing just 12.2% of inherited runners to score. MAGIC NUMBER: The Orioles are (.722) when scoring four or more runs and 9-24 (.273) when scoring three or fewer runs Before last night, the O s had won eight of their last nine when scoring four or more. ONE-RUN GAMES: The Birds are in one-run games this season despite going 3-8 in their last 11 such contests Baltimore has gone 6-4 in one-run games against the AL East this season. OVERPOWERING: Zach Britton ranks second in the AL in relief ERA at 0.76 (35.2IP, 3ER) Britton also leads the majors in ground ball percentage (78.3%) and groundball-to-flyball ratio (10.29). STING THE RAYS: Chris Davis ranks 10 th among active players in OPS (min. 150 PA) vs. Tampa Bay (.911). RELYING ON THE DEFENSE: On Sunday vs. Toronto, Chris Tillman turned in the sixth start in club history of at least 7.0 innings without recording a walk or strikeout, and the first since Jimmy Key, May 12, 1997 vs. Oakland (7.2IP) Jeff Ballard is the only pitcher in club history to make two such starts (August 7 and 21, and 9.0 innings, respectively) The Orioles failed to record a strikeout in Sunday s game, their first time doing so since May 27, 2010 vs. Oakland It was the 86 th such game in club history. BALTIMORE S BASHERS: The Orioles lead the majors with 21 long balls in June The Orioles have hit two or more homers in 22 games this season, with 15 of those 22 coming in the last 27 games (since May 20; MLB-leading 39 HR in that time, Oakland and Toronto are tied for second with 33). DOUBLE TROUBLE: The Orioles have turned a major league leading 83 double plays, 10 more than any other team (Arizona, Colorado, and San Francisco are tied for second with 73). IN THE CLUTCH: The Orioles lead the AL with a.281 team batting average with runners in scoring position ( ) Per STATS, the Birds have never led the AL in RISP average in the 40 years the statistic has been tracked The Birds finished second in 2009 (.284), 2008 (.287), 1993 (.282) and 1985 (.288). FIRST IS THE BEST: Nick Markakis is batting.403/.412/.448 (27-67) with six runs, three doubles, and an RBI in the first inning this season 27 of his 86 hits this year have come in the opening frame Markakis is a career.314/.366/.422 hitter in 151 games in the leadoff spot He has never hit a lead-off home run. ODDS & ENDS Home Away Day Night vs. LHP 8-10 vs. RHP Series Record First game of series Last game of a series Last 10 games 5-5 Win/Loss streak L2 Longest win streak 5 (5/6-10) Longest losing streak 4 (last 5/27-30) Most games over (20-14) Most games under (last 2-5) Extra innings 5-3 Shutouts 5-6 One-run games Two-run games 6-7 Lead after 7 innings 27-4 Tied after 7 innings 7-2 Trail after 7 innings 1-28 Lead after 8 innings 31-2 Tied after 8 innings 3-3 Trail after 8 innings 1-29 Orioles score first 23-8 Opponent scores first Score four or more runs Score fewer than four runs 9-24 Orioles homer Outhit opponents 25-8 Equal hit total 5-4 Outhit by opponents 5-22 Most hits in a game 20 (4/8) Fewest hits in a game 2 (6/10) No errors With one error With two errors 0-3 With three or more errors 0-2 vs. AL vs. AL East vs. AL Central 7-13 vs. AL West 7-6 vs. NL 4-3 Largest home crowd *46,685 (3/31) Largest road crowd *48,142 (4/07) CURRENT ROAD TRIP Record 0-1 Team Average.235 (8-34) Runs per Game 4.0 (4R/1G) Fielding Errors 0 Team ERA 5.63 (8.0IP, 5ER) Starters W-L 0-0 Starters ERA 4.05 (6.2IP, 3ER) Bullpen W-L-S Bullpen ERA (1.1IP, 2ER) Saves/Opps 0/0 Best homestand 3-2 (4/25-5/1) Worst homestand 2-4 (5/9-14) Best road trip 4-2 (5/2-8) Worst road trip 3-3 (4/4-9) KEEPING IT IN THE PARK: Orioles pitchers had their streak of 43 consecutive innings without allowing a home run snapped by Juan Francisco s two-run shot in the second inning Friday The Birds had allowed just one homer in the last 69 innings before allowing three long balls in last night s game against the Rays, the first time the O s allowed three or more homers since May 27 (three at Milwaukee). A MATTER OF TIME: J.J. Hardy has gone 84 games (324 at-bats) since his last home run (September 6, 2013) It is the longest homerless drought of his career (previously 42 games, April 4-June 10, 2005) He has not hit a home run in his first 61 games this season, topping his longest stretch to start the season without a homer (44 in 2005, his rookie year) According to STATS, his stretch of 325 consecutive AB s (he had one AB after his homer on 9/6/13) without a homer is the longest by an active player with a 30+ homer season in his career. DOWN ON THE FARM: Yesterday, Frederick s Michael Burgess was named the Carolina League Player of the Week for June 9-15, the third Keys player to receive a weekly honor in 2014 He hit.500 (11-for-22) with three homers, one triple, two doubles, nine RBIs and four runs scored. TOMORROW S STARTER: RH Kevin Gausman will make his fourth start of the season and first on the road.he has faced the Rays once in his career, taking the loss on June 8, 2013 at the Trop (4.1IP, 8H, 7ER, 3BB, 6K). UPCOMING PROBABLE STARTING PITCHERS DAY OPPONENT TIME (ET) TV RADIO O S STARTER OPP. STARTER June 18 at Tampa Bay 1:10 p.m. MASN-HD 1090 AM WBAL RH Kevin Gausman (2-1, 3.71) RH Alex Cobb (2-4, 3.99)

2 TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHER: #50 MIGUEL GONZALEZ Height: 6-1 Weight: 168 Bats: Right Throws: Right Opening Day Age: 29 Born: May 27, 1984 in Guadalajara, Mexico Resides: Pacoima, CA How Acquired: Signed as a minor league free agent on February 28, 2012 QUICK HITS: Making his 11 th start of the season (12 th appearance) and first since returning from disabled list Is in his third year with the Orioles Made his MLB debut May 29, 2012 at Toronto Notched first major league win in his first MLB start July 6, 2012 at Los Angeles (AL) Missed 2008 with a torn meniscus and 2009 after Tommy John surgery Attended Mission (CA) CC Had his first child, Leah, on June 18, CAREER VS. TAMPA BAY: Is making his 10 th career start and his second this season The 10 career starts will be the most against any opponent in his career Owns a 3-3 record with a 3.55 ERA (50.2IP, 20ER) in his career Earned his first win of the season in his lone start against the Rays on April 16 in Baltimore (5.0IP, 3H, 3BB, 6K). BACK IN BUSINESS: Is making his first start since he was placed on the 15-day disabled list on June 6 (retroactive to May 31), with a right oblique strain Appeared in one rehab game with the Double-A Bowie Baysox on June 11 (ND, 4.1IP, 4H, BB, 5K). LAST START: Started May 30 in Houston Posted his fourth straight Quality Start, allowing two runs on five hits over 6.2 innings Suffered the loss (Orioles lost 2-1). ROUGH START: After allowing 10 earned runs in his first two starts of the season over 9.1 innings, he has pitched to a 3-3 record with a 3.06 ERA (47.0IP, 16ER) in his eight starts since. AS A STARTER: In his 53 starts for the Birds, is with a 3.74 ERA (320.0IP, 133ER) and 35 Quality Starts Worked six or more innings in 38 of his 53 starts and the Orioles are in his starts. AT ORIOLE PARK: Is 2-1 with a 2.77 ERA (26.0IP, 8ER) with three Quality Starts in five appearances (four starts) this season at Oriole Park In his 13 home starts in 2013, he was 7-2 with a 3.53 ERA (81.2IP, 32ER) and nine Quality Starts and the Orioles were 10-3 in those 13 games and he worked at least six innings in 10 of his 13 home starts In his 23 career home starts, he is 12-5 with a 3.57 ERA (141.0IP, 56ER) and the Orioles are 17-6 in those games As a reliever at home, he has a 2.45 ERA (7.1IP, 2ER) in three appearances In his 26 total appearances, is 12-5 with a 3.52 ERA (148.1IP, 58ER). ON THE ROAD: Has made six starts on the road this year, most recently on May 30 in Houston Is 1-3 with a 5.29 ERA (32.1IP, 19ER) in away games this season Was 4-6 with a 4.08 ERA (88.1IP, 40ER) and 10 Quality Starts in his 15 road starts in 2013, but the Orioles were just 5-10 in those 15 games In his 30 career road starts, he is with a 3.87 ERA (179.0IP, 77ER) and 19 Quality Starts. MAY DAYS: After going 1-2 with a 5.19 ERA (26.0IP, 15ER) and allowing opponents to hit.284 (29-102) with five home runs in April, Gonzalez pitched to a 2-2 record and 3.34 ERA (32.1IP, 12ER) in May He limited opponents to a.248 average (30-121) and surrendered three home runs. APRIL SHOWERS: Gonzalez has made 10 career starts in April and is 3-3 with a 4.88 ERA (55.1IP, 30ER) In 49 games outside of March/April, the right-hander is with a 3.44 ERA (279.2, 107ER). SECOND HALF SLUMP: In his 17 starts to start 2013 (through July 20), Gonzalez was 8-3 with a 3.34 ERA (107.2IP, 40ER) and 13 Quality Starts In 11 starts after July 21, he was 3-5 with a 4.62 ERA (62.1IP, 32ER) and six Quality Starts. MINIMIZE THE DAMAGE: Has allowed eight home runs in 2014, six of which have been solo shots Allowed 24 home runs in 2013 (14 solo, five two-run, four three-run homers and one grand slam) Of the 45 homers he has allowed in the majors, 32 have been solo shots and 11 have come within the first 15 pitches of a start Four were leadoff homers and eight were in the first inning. STRETCH IT OUT: Gonzalez recorded at least one out in the sixth inning in 25 of his 28 starts in 2013 and in 38 of 44 dating back to August 31, DAYTIME DOMINATOR: In nine day starts in 2013, Gonzalez was 4-2 with a 3.48 ERA (54.1IP, 21ER) In his 19 career games (16 starts) in the daytime, Gonzalez is 6-6 with a 3.71 ERA (99.1IP, 41 ER). AT THE PLATE: Is 0-for-6 in his career at the dish with two strikeouts and one sacrifice. GONZALEZ S 2014 SPLITS Home: 2-1, 2.77 ERA vs. LH:.233 (28-120), 3 HR Away: 1-3, 5.29 ERA vs. RH:.301 (31-103), 5 HR GONZALEZ S CAREER NUMBERS W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB SO Career Home: 12-5, 3.52 ERA vs. LH:.242 ( ), 15 HR Away: 11-11, 3.81 ERA vs. RH:.246 ( ), 30 HR RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th Tot RUN SUPPORT WHILE IN GAME (STARTER) 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R 9R LAST TIME AS A STARTER Date & Opp Final Line Win: 5/25/14 vs. CLE 6.0IP, 4H, 2ER, 4BB, 4K Loss: HOU 6.2IP, 5H, 2ER, 2BB, 4K ND: 5/10/14 vs. HOU 7.0IP, 6H, 2ER, 2BB, 6K CG: N/A N/A SHO: N/A N/A 2014 SEASON HIGHS (STARTER) No. Date(s) & Opp. Innings Pitched: 7.0 5/10 vs. HOU Hits Allowed: 9 DET Runs Allowed: 7 DET Strikeouts: 7 3x, last: PIT Walks: 4 5/25 vs. CLE, MIN HR allowed: 2 NYY, DET Winning Streak: 2 5/20-5/25 Losing Streak: 2 4/27-5/4 Shortest appearance: 3.1 DET Pitches thrown: 102 HOU, TOR CAREER HIGHS No. Date(s) & Opp. Innings Pitched: 8.0 6/11/13 vs. LAA, 8/10/12 vs. KC Hits Allowed: 9 3x, last: DET Runs Allowed: 9 7/31/13 vs. HOU Strikeouts: 9 6/27/13 vs. CLE, NYY Walks: 5 5x, last: TB HR allowed: 3 4/18/13 vs. TB, Winning Streak: 4 9/21/12-4/4/13 Losing Streak: 4 7/25/13-8/30/13 Shortest appearance: 2.2 7/25/12 vs. TB Pitches thrown: 114 CLE GONZALEZ VS. RAYS PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI DeJesus Escobar Forsythe Hanigan Jennings Joyce Kiermaier Loney Longoria Molina Rodriguez Sands Zobrist BEDARD VS. ORIOLES PLAYER AVG AB H HR RBI Cruz Davis Flaherty Hardy Hundley Jones Joseph Lough Machado Markakis Pearce Schoop Young AGAINST THE EAST: In his 28 career starts against the AL East, Gonzalez is 12-7 with a 3.53 ERA (168.1IP, 66ER) and 18 Quality Starts He beat each team in the East as a rookie in 2012 (only other Oriole since 69 to do that was Willis Roberts in 2001) and has worked at least 6.0 innings in 20 of his 28 career starts against the East In 15 starts in 2013, he was 5-5 with a 3.69 ERA (90.1IP, 37ER) and 10 Quality Starts against the East. KEEP IT GOING: Gonzalez lost his first career home start against an AL East foe on July 25, 2012 (Tampa Bay) In his 11 home starts against the East since then, the Birds are 9-2 and he is 6-1 Gonzalez has pitched to a 3.06 ERA (67.2IP, 23ER) in those 11 starts and beat Toronto three times, Boston twice, and Tampa Bay once. BACKGROUND: Signed by the Angels as an undrafted free agent December 13, 2004 Selected by the Red Sox in the Rule 5 Draft December 11, 2008 Signed as a free agent by the Orioles February 28, GONZALEZ S 2014 STARTS DATE OPP SCORE WHEN LEFT DEC IP H R ER BB K HR PIT STR NOTES DET L Matched his career-high with nine hits allowed. NYY ND Tossed his first Quality Start of the season 4/16 vs. TB W Fifth career start exiting without allowing an earned run TOR ND Bullpen allowed six runs in B8 4/27 vs. KC L Down 1-0 after two batters (Jones 3-base error and RBI groundout) MIN L Matched his season-high with seven strikeouts 5/10 vs. HOU ND Set his season-high with 7.0IP and made his 3 rd Quality Start PIT W Allowed HR to I. Davis in 7 th, only batter he faced in the inning 5/25 vs. CLE W Surrendered both runs in the 1 st HOU L Allowed both runs in 7 th ; exited after go-ahead RBI 2B by Villar TOTALS (62.9%)

3 23 NELSON CRUZ OF (R) 1-4, 1-4, RBI TRIP: 1-4, RBI Hit Game 3 6/15 vs. TOR Games RBI Game 5 Games Current Hit Streak: 3G (since 6/14;.455, 5-for-11, BB, 2RBI) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 12G (5/20-31;.476, 20-42, 9BB, 6-2B, 8HR, 14R, 15RBI) 21 HR & 57 RBI lead MLB Named AL Player of the Week on June 2 (2 nd career award), batting.476/.556/1.190 Had 12 th career two-hr game, May Homered in back-to-back games five times (last May 27-28) Recorded 500 th career RBI, April Hit 12 home runs in the month of May, the most in any single month in his career His 12 May HR set a new franchise record for most HR hit by an Oriole in May Became the 5 th Oriole in franchise history to hit a HR in each of his first two games with the club (F. Robinson 66; Palmeiro 94; Incaviglia 96; Fasano 05) Made his O s debut on Opening Day vs. BOS, playing LF Became the 1 st Oriole since Cesar Izturis (April 6, 2009) to HR on Opening Day in his O s debut Signed by the Orioles as a free agent to a one-year contract, February 24, 2014 Named an AL All-Star for the 2 nd time in his career in 2013 (also 2009), hitting 27 HR (109G) Is one of 13 MLB players with 20+ HR in each of the last 5 seasons Ranked 7 th in the AL, with a 5.43 AB/RBI ratio (min. 400 AB) Had at least 20 HR and 75 RBI for the fifth consecutive season Had season-long 10-game hit streak, May 24-June 5, CHRIS DAVIS 1B (L) 0-3, 0-3, BB TRIP: 0-3, BB Hit Game 4 Games RBI Game 5 Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-4 since 6/14) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 8G (4/3-11;.355, 11-for-31, 2BB, 3-2B, 6R, 6RBI) Collected his 600 th career MLB hit on a bunt single, June 9 vs. Boston Was his first career bunt single Tied career-highs with four hits, three home runs, and five RBI, and set career-high with four runs scored, May (4-for-5, 3HR, 4R, 5RBI) Was the second 3HR game (August 24, 2012 vs. TOR) and fifth 5RBI game (last June 29, 2013 vs. NYY) of his career Reached base safely in a career-high 20 consecutive games April 2-24 (.393 OBP) Hit 1 st HR of 2014, April 13 vs. TOR Named 2013 Most Valuable Oriole, setting franchise records and leading MLB with 53 HR, 96 extra-base hits, and 370 total bases Named to his 1 st career AL All-Star Team and was the leading vote getter (8.2 million) among all players Participated in the HR Derby at Citi Field Won his 1 st career Silver Slugger Award and was a finalist for the Gold Glove at first base for American Leaguers Led the majors in RBI (138), becoming the 2 nd Oriole to lead the majors (Miguel Tejada in 2004) Became 3 rd Oriole to lead majors in extra-base hits, joining Frank Robinson (85 in 1966) and Cal Ripken, Jr. (85 in 1991) Hit 28 HR at Oriole Park, setting a franchise record, breaking Frank Robinson s mark (27 HR at Memorial Stadium in 1966) Became the 3 rd player in MLB history to hit 50 HR and 40-2B in a season, joining Ruth (59/44 in 152 games in 1921) and Belle (52/50 for CLE in 143 games in 1995) 3 RYAN FLAHERTY INF (L) 0-4 TRIP: 0-4 Hit Game 3 Games RBI Game 3 5/22 vs. CLE Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-5 since 6/14) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 4G (4/25-5/6;.333, 5-for-15, 2B, R, 3RBI) Batting.258 (25-for-97) after starting the season 0-for-his-first-17 Collected a season-high 3RBI, belting his first home run, May 22 vs. CLE Snapped season-opening 0-for-17 with 9 th inning single, April Also began the 2013 season going 0-for-his-first-17 Made his 1 st career Opening Day start, March 31 vs. BOS Had three stints with the Orioles in 2013 (3/31-5/18, 5/29-8/27 and 9/3-end of the season) Had career-high eight-game hit streak, June 18-29, batting.483 (14-29) with a walk, four HR, six runs and nine RBI Hit streak included six multi-hit games Collected 1 st career multi-hr game and season-high three RBI, June Had career-high three hits, August 2 vs. SEA Snapped an 0-for-17 streak to begin season, April with two-out 9 th inning single that started a four run rally in the O s comeback win 2 J.J. HARDY SS (R) 2-4 TRIP: 2-4 Hit Game 3 6/6 vs. OAK Games RBI Game 2 5/1 vs. PIT (2) Games Current Hit Streak: 2G (since 6/15;.500, 4-for-8, 2B) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 8G (5/18-26;.485, 16-for-33, 2BB, 4-2B, 4R, 4RBI) Batted.333/.364/.412 in May, raising season average from.242 to.301 Tied season-high for the fourth time with three hits, June 6 vs. OAK Made his 4 th straight Opening Day start for the Birds, March 31 vs. BOS In 2013, earned 1 st career start as AL SS (5,283,144 votes, 8 th highest total in the AL) at the All-Star Game, his 2 nd career ASG (also 2007) Went 0-for-2 with an RBI Won his 2 nd career Gold Glove, becoming the 3 rd SS in O s history to win the award in consecutive years, joining Cal Ripken, Jr. ( ) and Mark Belanger ( ) Also honored with his 1 st career Silver Slugger Award (as AL SS) Is 5 th active player with multiple SS Gold Gloves (Jeter 5, Rollins 4, Rodriguez & Tulowitzki 2) Became the 4 th active player (and 9 th since 1901) with three 25+ HR seasons at SS (Rodriguez, Tejada and Tulowitzki) Is the only SS in MLB with at least 20 HR in each of the last three seasons 2 nd among MLB SS with 77 HR and ranks 4 th with 239 RBI since NICK HUNDLEY CA (R) 6/15 vtor: TRIP: Hit Game 2 6/11 vs. BOS Games RBI Game 1 6/14 vs. TOR Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-8 since 6/11) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 3G (5/22-27;.250, 3-for-12, R, RBI) Made 1 st start for O s, May and collected game-winning RBI single in the 10 th, joining Nelson Cruz collecting GW RBI in 1 st game with the club this season Acquired from SD on May 24, 2014 in exchange for LH Troy Patton and cash considerations Batted.271 (16-59) with a homer and three RBI in 33 games for the Padres At time of his acquisition (467 major league games), owned a.990 fielding percentage and thrown out 130 of 470 runners attempting to steal (28 percent). In 2013, played in a career-high 114 games, setting career-highs in several offensive categories including hits (87), doubles (19), home runs (13), RBI (44) and runs scored (35) Played both baseball and football at Lake Washington High School His father Tim, a longtime collegiate football coach, was inducted into the NAIA Hall of Fame after an All-American football career at Western Oregon University Originally selected in the second-round in the 2005 Draft by the Padres out of University of Arizona 10 ADAM JONES CF (R) 1-4, HR, R, 1-4, HR, R, 2RBI TRIP: 1-4, HR, R, 2RBI Hit Game 4 Games RBI Game 3 Games Current Hit Streak: 2G (since 6/15;.375, 3-for-8, 2B, 2HR, 3R, 3RBI) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 14G (5/6-20;.356, 21-for-59, 2B, 5HR, 10R, 12RBI, HB) Hit his 150 th career home run, June 9 vs. Boston Tied career-high for the 12 th time (2 nd time in 2014) with four hits, June Reached base safely in 20 straight games, May 6-26, batting.360/.378/.605 Collected 4 th two-hr game of his career, May Recorded his 500 th and 501 st career RBI on May 11 vs. HOU Collected his 1,000 th career hit, April 13 vs. TOR, (3 rd inning single off of Mark Buehrle) Had a 14-game hitting streak, May 6-20, batting.356 (21-59) with 2B, 5HR, 10R, 12RBI, SF, HB Was his second longest hitting-streak of his career (20G, 5/10-29/12) Last year, in his 6 th season with the O s, was named to 3 rd AL All-Star Team, won 3 rd career Gold Glove and 1 st Silver Slugger Award Was the leading vote getter among all AL OF (6,793,577), the 3 rd highest vote total for any AL player Went 1-for-3 with a 2B & R in All-Star Game Was the 1 st Oriole OF in club history to be honored with a Silver Slugger Award Led AL outfielders in HR (33) and RBI (108) and was 3 rd in doubles (35) and SLG (.493) Joined Paul Blair (seven straight, ) as the only O s OF to receive a Gold Glove in consecutive seasons Led AL CF in games (156), assists (11) and putouts (352 led AL CF for 3 rd time in the last 4 seasons) and ranked 3 rd in fielding % (.995) Joined Chris Davis, Miguel Cabrera and Paul Goldschmidt with a 30-HR, 100-R, 100-RBI season in 2013 Became the 2 nd O s OF with three 25+ HR seasons (also Frank Robinson) On September 25 vs. TOR, snapped 322 consecutive games played streak (dating back to 9/26/11) 36 CALEB JOSEPH CA (R) 0-3 TRIP: 0-3 Hit Game 2 Games RBI Game 1 Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-7 since 6/12) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 2G (5/31-6/4;.375, 3-for-8, 2B, 2R, RBI) Collected the game-winning RBI on June 7 vs. OAK, a double in the fifth inning Three of his four RBI have been game-winners Collected 1 st career multi-hit game, June Made his ML debut, May Collected his 1 st career hit, May 13 vs. DET Collected 1 st career RBI, May Had contract selected from Triple-A Norfolk, May 7, after batting.261/.284/.402 with seven doubles, two home runs, 11 RBI in 22 games with the Tides Hit.299/.346/.494 with 22 HR and 97 RBI for AA Bowie in 2013 Was named Topps EL Minor League Player of the Year and a mid- and season-ending All-Star 9 DAVID LOUGH OF (L) 0-1, 0-1, BB TRIP: 0-1, BB Hit Game 3 Games RBI Game 3 Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-8 since 6/9) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 5G (6/1-8;.429, 6-for-14, 3BB, 2B, 2HR, 5R, 5RBI)

4 Clubbed 1 st HR as an Oriole, collecting season-high 3RBI, June Collected a season-high three hits, (BB, 2B, 3R and 2SB), April Is batting.273 (6-for-22) in June with five runs, a double, two home runs, five RBI, and four walks Hit walk-off RBI single in the 12 th inning, April 12 vs. TOR Was his first multi-hit game of the year, going 2-for-5 with R, RBI Made O s debut, April 2 vs. BOS, starting in LF and went 0-for-4 Acquired from KC in exchange for INF Danny Valencia, December 18, 2013 Finished 8 th in the 2013 AL Rookie of the Year balloting, leading AL rookies in WAR per both Baseball-Reference (2.7) and FanGraphs (2.4, tied with TB s Wil Myers) Among all OF that played 500 or more innings in 2013, he ranked 9 th overall with a Ultimate Zone Rating Hit.294 (50-170) with a.447 SLG before the All-Star Break Blasted 1 st Major League HR on June 11 (solo shot off DET s Max Scherzer) 13 MANNY MACHADO INF (R) 1-5 TRIP: 1-5 Hit Game 3 6/13 vs. TOR Games RBI Game 4 Games Current Hit Streak: 1G (since 6/16;.200, 1-for-5) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 9G (5/15-26;.316, 12-for-38, 3BB, 2B, HR, 7R, 3RBI) Snapped an 0-for-18 skid, June 12 vs. TOR with 2 nd inning double Ejected, June 8 vs. OAK (2 nd career) Hit 1 st career Grand Slam, June (6 th inning off Feldman) Had 15-game on-base streak snapped on May (May 8-26;.262/.319/.369) Collected season-high three hits, May Hit second home run of the season, a solo shot on May 25 vs. CLE Was his first since May 9 Reinstated from the DL, May 1 Appeared in three rehab games for Class-A Frederick, batting.667/.692/1.167 (8-12) with 4-2B, a 3B, 5R, 2RBI and a SB Placed on the DL, retro to 3/21, after an arthroscopy and open reconstruction of the medial patellar femoral ligament on 10/14/13, performed by Dr. Neal ElAttrache Suffered a torn medial patellofemoral ligament in his left leg, on September 23, 2013 at TB In 2013, led the AL and became the 2 nd player in ML history to record 50+ doubles (51) in a season during which he was 20 years old, joining Alex Rodriguez (54 in 1996) Named to 1 st career All-Star team as reserve 3B (went 0-for-1), collecting the 9 th most votes in the AL (4,101,089) Won his 1 st career Gold Glove Award, the first O s third baseman to win the award since Brooks Robinson in 1975, after leading all AL 3B in fielding % (.973), assists (355), double plays turned (42) & range factor per game (3.02) Finished 2 nd in putouts (116) Won the Platinum Glove, given annually to the best individual defender in each league His 32 Total Zone Runs (the number of runs above or below average the player was worth based on the number of plays made) was the highest total for any defender in the majors in 2013 and tied for the 12 th best season of all-time It was also the highest number of TZR by an AL infielder since Mark Belanger s 35 in 1975 Made 1 st O s Opening Day roster Became the 4 th Oriole to start on Opening Day at 20 or younger (Powell 62, B. Robinson 57 & 58, Hansen 58) 21 NICK MARKAKIS RF (L) 2-4, BB, 2B, 2-4, BB, 2B, 2R TRIP: 2-4, BB, 2B, 2R Hit Game 4 5/23 vs. CLE Games RBI Game 2 6/9 vs. BOS Games Current Hit Streak: 1G (since 6/16;.500, 2-for-4, BB, 2B, 2R) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 18G (4/21-5/12;.356, 26-73, 9BB, 3-2B, 2HR, 9R, 8RBI, SB) Passed Ken Singleton (1,456) and moved into 6 th place on the O s all-time hit list, June 16 at Tampa Bay Boog Powell is 5 th with 1,574 hits Had two hitting streaks of at least 14G this season (14G, May 26-June 9 and 18G, April 21-May 12) T-1 st in ML with 27 multi-hit games Notched a season-high four hits on May 23 vs. CLE, passing Paul Blair (1,426) for 8 th on the Orioles all-time hits list On May 22 vs. Cleveland, collected two hits, tying and passing Cal Ripken Jr. (702 hits) to become the all-time leader in hits at Camden Yards Snapped an O s season-best 18-game hitting streak May 12 vs. DET, one game shy of his career-high (19) Hit HR in both games of May 1 DH vs. PIT Hit 10 th inning walk-off RBI single, April 26 vs. KC (O s won 3-2) Collected his 1,400 th career hit on April 27 vs. KC going 1-for-3 with a walk Made 8 th consecutive Opening Day start in RF on March 31 vs. BOS Added to his franchise-leading total (set new mark in 2013 with his 7 th ) Is in 6 th place in franchise history with 302 doubles Moved into top 10 in hits (6 th - 1,456), total bases (7 th - 2,189), extra-base hits (7 th - 451), RBI (9 th - 636) Is tied for 5 th in club history with Ken Singleton with eight seasons of 20+ 2B & 10+ HR Was a Gold Glove finalist among AL RF (1.000 fielding %) Snapped career-long 31-game streak without an extra-base hit, August 25, 2013 vs. OAK, with a double and HR 28 STEVE PEARCE INF/OF (R) (PH-LF) 0-1 TRIP: 0-1 Hit Game 3 5/25 vs. CLE Games RBI Game 3 Games Current Hit Streak: 0G (0-for-5 since 6/15) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 5G (6/6-6/13;.471, 8-for-17, BB, 2B, R) Hit 3R PH HR, May the O s first PH HR since Luke Scott, April 18, 2011 vs. MIN HR in consecutive games for the first time, May & May 9 vs. HOU Is 4-for-10 as a pinch hitter this season (HR, R, 4RBI) Tied his career-high (7 th time) with three hits, finishing 3-for-4 with a double, run, and an RBI, May 25 vs. CLE Signed by the Orioles as a free agent, April 29, after being DFA on April 22 and released April 27 Was 0-for-17 to open the season before hitting HR off Jake McGee, April 18 vs. TB Tied career-high with three hits, including 10 th inning GW RBI, May 6 JONATHAN SCHOOP INF (R) 6/15 vtor: TRIP: Hit Game 4 Games RBI Game 3 Games Current Hit Streak: 1G (since 6/15;.250, 1-for-4) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 7G (4/7-17;.429, 12-for-28, 6-2B, HR, 4R, 7RBI) Collected first career multi-hr game, May Had game-winning RBI, May 9 vs. HOU Collected career-high four hits, April 18 at BOS Hit 1 st HR of the season, April 9 at NYY (Tanaka) Made 1 st career Opening Day start for the Birds, March 31 vs. BOS, playing 2B and going 1-for-3 Recalled, September 3, 2013 from Triple-A Norfolk and made his ML debut, September 25 vs. TOR Went 2-for-3, with a BB, HR, 3R and RBI in his debut Became the 2 nd Oriole in club history to hit a HR in his first ML game (Larry Haney, 7/27/66 vs. CLE) Batted.256/.301/.396 with nine home runs and 34 RBI in 289 plate appearances while playing second base and shortstop for Triple-A Norfolk Named the Orioles #5 overall prospect by Baseball America after the season Also named a top 100 overall prospect by Baseball Prospectus (82) and ESPN.com (86) 27 DELMON YOUNG OF (R) (PH) 1-1, HR, R, 1-1, HR, R, RBI TRIP: 1-1, HR, R, RBI Hit Game 3 Games RBI Game 3 Games Current Hit Streak: 3G (since 6/14;.333, 3-for-9, HR, 2R, RBI) Longest 2014 Hit Streak: 6G (4/3-18;.423, 11-for-26, BB, 2-2B, HR, 3R, 4RBI) Hit his first career pinch-hit home run, a solo shot on June 16 at Tampa Bay Was the second pinch-hit home run by an Oriole this season Collected back-to-back three-hit games for the 10 th time in his career, April (first time since July 19-20, 2013 with PHI) Made O s debut on O.D. as DH, the 12 th different O.D. DH in the last 12 years Signed by the O s as a minor league FA, January 14, 2014 Contract selected, March 30 In 2013, played in 80 of PHI 119 games before his release Began the 2013 season on the 15-day DL recovering from off-season right ankle surgery; activated on April 30 Collected his 1,000 th career hit, July (single) and his 500 th RBI, June (2-run HR) DFA, August 9, and released on August 14 Joined TB, September 1 According to the Elias, became the third player all-time to play in 3 different tiebreaking games or series, joining Dodgers C. Furillo ( 46, 51, 59) & D. Snider ( 51, 59, 62) 2014 ORIOLES HOME RUNS PLAYER 1R 2R 3R GS Tot LHP RHP Home Road Tie Go-Ahead Record Car. Most Recent HR Almanzar Clevenger /29/12, B4 vs. HOU (B. Norris) Cruz /03, (S. Tolleson) Davis /14, B5 vs. TOR (R.A. Dickey) Flaherty /09, B7 vs. BOS (J. Peavy) Hardy /05/13, B5 vs. CWS (J. Quintana) Hundley /20, B7 vs. SF (T. Lincecum) Jones /16, T6 at TB (J. Ordorizzi) Joseph Lombardozzi /30/13, B8 vs. NYM (D. Gee) Lough /07, B6 vs. OAK (J. Johnson) Machado /06, B5 vs. OAK (T. Milone) Markakis /09, B5 vs. BOS (J. Peavy) Pearce /27, (M. Garza) Peguero /29/13, B9 vs. SD (H. Street) Reimold /11/13, B3 vs. TEX (R. Wolf) Schoop /26, (F. Rodriguez) Wieters /01, B10 vs. PIT (G2, Pimentel) Young /16, T9 at TB (J. Oviedo) TOTALS GRAND SLAMS (2): Machado, (T6, Feldman, 1 st car) & Cruz, (T5, Redmond, 7 th car) MULTI-HR GAMES (5): Cruz (2), & Schoop, Davis, (3 HR); Jones, PINCH HIT HR (2): Pearce, Young, BACK-TO-BACK HR (2): Davis & Cruz, (T5); Davis & Wieters, 4/13 vs. TOR (B8) LEADOFF HR (0): WALKOFF HR (1): Wieters, 5/1 vs. PIT; G2 (B10, Pimentel)

5 STARTING PITCHER RUN SUPPORT PITCHER STARTS RUNS RUNS/START RUN SUPP AVG O S W-L QUALITY STARTS Q.S. % Chen Gausman Gonzalez Jimenez Norris Tillman TOTALS BIRDS IN THE BULLPEN 53 ZACH BRITTON LH 6/14 vtor: SV, IP, BB, TRIP: HR /21 (D. Ross) 4/26 vs. KC 7/9/13 vs. TEX 6/14 vs. TOR 3.0, 4/16 vs. TB 3, 6/6 vs OAK vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): Runners (Inherited/Scored): 6/1 Is 2 nd in the AL in relief ERA (0.76) Has converted 7 of 8 SV Had 12-appearance scoreless streak snapped, May (1 st BS) Earned SV on back-to-back days for first time, May 25 vs. CLE and May Earned his 1 st career save in his first opportunity on May Retired all three batters he faced Tossed season-high 3.0 scoreless innings, April 16 vs. TB Earned his second win of the season, tossing two no-hit innings in a 2-1, 12-inning victory vs. TOR, April 12 Made two scoreless outings vs. BOS (2.0IP each) Made 2014 debut on Opening Day vs. BOS, earning the win by retiring 6 of 7 batters faced, all on ground balls Had three stints with the Orioles in 2013 (April 25-30, June 18-July 9 and September 2-5), making seven starts Combined to pitch 11.0 innings and allow two earned runs in his two victories (June 5.1IP, ER and 6/29 vs. NYY, 5.2IP, ER) Went 6-5 with a 4.27 ERA (103.1IP, 49ER) in 19 starts for Triple-A Norfolk Held AAA left-handed hitters to a line of.208/.299/.317 in 101 at-bats Posted a 2.98 groundout/flyout ratio, but finished 12.0 innings shy of qualifying among minor league leaders, where that ratio would have been tops at the AA and AAA level 29 TOMMY HUNTER RH 6/15 vtor: 0.2IP, 2H, 2ER, TRIP: HR /13 (V. Martinez) 5/1/14 vs. PIT (2) 5/13/13 vs. DET 5/9/14 vs. HOU 1.2, 4/26 vs. KC 2, vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): Runners (Inherited/Scored): 6/0 Reinstated from 15-day DL, June 8 Tossed season-high 1.2IP, April 26 vs. KC Made his first appearance since May 20 at Pittsburgh on June 9 vs. Boston Worked a ninth inning, was his first inning of the season Recorded save and win in DH vs. PIT on May 1, facing just three batters, 1 st pitcher with W/SV on the same day since Jonathan Papelbon, September 9, 2012 Had converted his first 3 SV opportunities before blowing 4/12 vs. TOR save opportunity Earned Opening Day save vs. BOS, March 31 (IP, H, K, HB) Made his 2 nd O s Opening Day roster in 2013 and pitched out of the bullpen Tossed 86.1 relief innings, 2 nd most in the AL, in his 68 appearances (T-2 nd on the club) Tossed 2.0 or more innings 13 times, pitching to a 0.30 ERA (29.1IP, 13H, ER, 3BB, 22K) in those games Allowed one or fewer runs in 61 of his 68 games Recorded 1 st ML save, April 20 vs. LAD (3.0IP, 3H, BB, 2K) Posted a 2.06 ERA (43.2IP, 10ER) in 34 games at OPACY Held right-handed hitters to a line of.141/.190/.154 in 159 plate appearances while lefties hit.294/.322/.535 in 177 plate appearances Posted a combined 2.18 ERA (33.0IP, 8ER) in 27 games vs. BOS (11G), TB (9G) and NYY (7G) 17 BRIAN MATUSZ LH 0.1IP, 2H, ER, BB, K, 0.1IP, 2H, ER, BB, K, HR TRIP: 0.1IP, 2H, ER, BB, K, HR HR /16 (J. Sands) None 2.2, 2, vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): Runners (Inherited/Scored): 23/4 Is 3 rd in MLB, stranding 65 of 74 inherited runners (87.8%) since 2012 (min. 60 IR) Earned win, June (1.IP, ER) Earned 1 st win of the season, April stranding a runner on third after entering with one out in the 8 th In 2013, posted career bests with a 24.0% K rate, 8.82 K/9, 3.13 K/BB, a 28.3% swing-and-miss rate, a 2.89 FIP and 3.53 ERA,.230/.295/.321 line against Stranded 32 of 37 inherited runners in 2013, the 7 th best mark in the majors (3 rd in AL) Held LHH to a line of.168/.225/.277 in 112 plate appearances (average against was 5 th best in AL Posted a 1.35 ERA (26.2IP, 4ER) in 34 games at OPACY 66 T.J. McFARLAND LH 6/15 vtor: 1.1, TRIP: HR /11 (M. Krauss) 9/29/13 vs. BOS None 4.2, 6/8 vs. OAK 4, 4/11 vs. HOU vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): 5-10 Runners (Inherited/Scored): 11/7 Tossed career-high 4.2 relief innings, June 8 vs. OAK Recalled from Triple-A Norfolk for the third time this season, May 23 Made 2014 O s debut, April (IP, 2BB), after being recalled earlier in the day Tossed a season-high 3.0IP vs. KC, April 25 and again on May 11 vs. Houston Was optioned to Triple-A Norfolk following both games Spent the 2013 season with the O s, making 38 appearances (one GS), after being selected in the Rule 5 Draft from Cleveland Made ML debut, April 6 vs. MIN (3.1 scoreless IP, H, season-high tying 5K) Recorded 1 st ML win, June 13 vs. BOS Made 1 st career start, June 28 vs. NYY Posted a 33-to-5 strikeout-to-walk ratio against LHH In his final eight games, posted a 0.90 ERA (10.0IP, ER) In 18 road games, pitched to a 2.67 ERA (33.2IP, 10ER) 56 DARREN O DAY RH L, 1.0, H, ER, BB, L, 1.0, H, ER, BB, K TRIP: L, 1.0, H, ER, BB, K HR /22 (L. Chisenhall) 6/16 vs. TB 1.2, 6/7 vs. OAK 3, 6/7 vs. OAK vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): Runners (Inherited/Scored): 21/5 Ranks 10 th in the AL in relief ERA (1.52) Earned W & May 6-8 Recorded 1 st save since on April Snapped a 10.1 scoreless IP streak (10 games), allowing PH HR to Chisenhall, May 22 vs. CLE Posted a 2.18 ERA (62.0IP, 15ER) in 2013, 11 th best among AL relievers, in 68 games in his 2 nd season with the O s Did not allow an ER in 56 of his 68 appearances Entering the season, ranked 2 nd among AL relievers with 12 wins since 2012 and 12 th with a 2.20 ERA (131.0IP, 32ER) in 139 games Posted a 0.66 ERA (13.2IP, ER) in 14 games in April in 2013 On May 5, 2013 at LAA, recorded 1 st SV (1.1 scoreless IP) since September 8, 2009 In 31 games vs. the AL East in 2013, pitched to a 1.33 ERA (27.0IP, 4ER) and held hitters to a.168/.233/.295 line in 104 plate appearances In , he went 6-0 with a 1.21 ERA (59.2IP, 8ER) in 67 games in the division holding hitters to a line of.150/.219/ JOSH STINSON RH 6/13 vtor: TRIP: HR /22 (M. Cabrera) None None 2.2, 3, vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): 3-8 Runners (Inherited/Scored): 5/3 Recalled from Norfolk (AAA) on June 9 Went 0-3 with a 5.19 (26.0IP, 15ER) in nine appearances (two starts) with the Tides, striking out 26 with 11 walks Allowed ER in 6.0IP in his first three appearances, April 2-8, but has allowed 8ER in 5.1IP in last four outings, since 4/22 Tossed season-relief high 2.2IP (4H, ER), April Made 2014 debut with a scoreless 9 th, April 2 vs. BOS Claimed off waivers by O s from OAK, April 4, 2013 and had four stints with the O s (4/24, 7/10-11, 8/17-18, 9/3-end of season) Made two scoreless appearances (August 17-18) after being recalled for his third stint, August 17 Made nine straight scoreless appearances, August 17-September 25 (10.1IP, 2H, 2BB, 8K) Led Triple-A Norfolk with 23 GS and 11 Quality Starts in RYAN WEBB RH 6/14 vtor: 0.1IP, TRIP: HR /4 (M. Cabrera) 5/10 vs. HOU None 2.0, 3, 4/21@BOS vs. 1 st batter (Retired-Faced): Runners (Inherited/Scored): 14/2 Has posted a 1.69 ERA (26.2IP, 5ER) in his last 28 games since April 7 Earned first win since September 3, 2013 on May 7, (1.1IP) K d the side in order for the first time in his career, April 21 at BOS Tossed season-high 1.2IP, April allowing the 2,000 th hit of Miguel Cabrera s career (HR) Made O s debut, April 2 vs. BOS (0.2IP, 3H, 2ER, BB, K) Signed as a free agent to a two-year contract, December 10, 2013 Spent the 2013 season with Miami after being in the minors and majors each season, Last season, set career-highs in games (66), IP (80.1), K (54) and WHIP (1.21) Ranked 4 th in the NL in relief IP (80.1) Had a 35-game stretch without allowing more than one ER in any outing, June 15-September 19, posting a 2.27 ERA (43.2IP, 11ER) Held lefties (.244/.324/.390 in 141 PA) and righties (.244/.297/.384 in 191 PA) to nearly identical lines Posted a 2.65 ERA (37.1IP, 11ER) and 4.67 K/BB ratio in 37.1IP after the All-Star Game after posting marks of 3.14 and 1.24, respectively, in 43.0IP in the first half

6 W-L BY POSITION (STARTS) BY BATTING ORDER (STARTS) PLAYER CA 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th Almanzar Clevenger Cruz Davis Flaherty Hardy Hundley Jones Joseph Lombardozzi Lough Machado Markakis Pearce Peguero Reimold Schoop Weeks Wieters Young *Pitchers not listed in chart 2014 ORIOLES & OPPONENTS HIGHS TEAM BATTING ORIOLES OPPONENT Runs in a game/inning G: 14 I: 6 T8) G: 11 (6/8, OAK) I: 6 (6/8, OAK, T3) Hits in a game/inning G: 20 I: 7 T3) G: 17 (4/13, TOR) I: 6 (4/13, TOR, T6) 2B in a game 5 (5/23 vs. CLE) 6 (6/15, TOR) 3B in a game 2 1 (6/3, TEX) HR in a game 4 3 (6/16, TB) XBH in a game 7 7 (5/26, MIL) SB in a game 3 4 (5/10, HOU) LOB in a game (5/1, PIT; G2) K in a game (5/1, PIT; G2) BB in a game 7 11 (6/8, OAK) TEAM PITCHING ORIOLES OPPONENT K in a game 14 (G2, 5/1 vs. PIT) 13 (5/15, KC) BB in a game 11 (6/8 vs. OAK) 7 (6/4, TEX) Pitchers Used 7 7 (5/22, CLE) Total Quality Starts 30 (last Chen, 38 (last Happ, 6/15, TOR) TEAM FIELDING ORIOLES OPPONENT Errors in a game 3 2 (5/22, CLE) DP Turned in a game 4 4 (5/22, CLE) IND. BATTING ORIOLES OPPONENT Hits in a game 4, Jones 4, K. Davis (5/26, MIL) Runs in a game 4, Davis 3, Callaspo (6/8, OAK) 2B in a game 2, Hardy 2, Encarnacion & Navarro (6/15, TOR) 3B in a game 1, Jones 1, Martin (6/3, TEX) HR in a game 3, Davis 2, Beltre (6/4, TEX) RBI in a game 5, Davis 6, Gordon (5/18, KC) XBH in a game 3, Davis 3, G. Sanchez (5/1, PIT; G2) SB in a game 2, Lough 2, Altuve (5/29, HOU) BB in a game 3, Cruz (5/22 vs. CLE) 3, Blanks (6/8, OAK) K in a game 3, Joseph (6/6 vs. OAK) 4, Springer (5/11, HOU) Hitting Streak 18, Markakis (4/21-5/11) - Consec. G w/ a HR 2, Jones, (6/15-16) 3, Hunter (4/4-6, DET) IND. PITCHING ORIOLES OPPONENT K, Starter/Reliever S: 10, Jimenez R: 4, McFarland (5/11 vs. HOU) S: 10, Tanaka (4/9, NYY) R: 5, Sipp (5/11, HOU) BB, Starter/Reliever S: 5, Jimenez (6/13 vs. TOR) R: 5, Brach (6/8 vs. OAK) S: 5, Gallardo (5/28, MIL) R: 3, Capuano (6/11, BOS) IP, Starter/Reliever S: 9.0, Tillman R: 4.2, McFarland (6/8 vs. OAK) S: 9.0, Nolasco (5/2, MIN) R: 3.2, Badenhop (4/21, BOS) Fewest Hits (CG) 5, Tillman - Consec. Quality Starts 4 (Gonzalez, 5/10-current) - MISCELLANEOUS Walk-Offs: Win (4): 4/12 vs. TOR, 4/26 vs. KC, 5/1 vs. PIT (G2) & 5/10 vs. HOU Loss (2): & Biggest Comeback Win/Lost Lead: Win: 5R Loss: 5R Largest Margin of Victory/Defeat: Win: 9R Loss: 10R (6/8 vs. OAK) Longest/Shortest Game Time/Most Inn: Long (9 Inn): 3:36 Long (Ex-In): 4:22 (5/22 vs. CLE) Short: 2:20 (4/11 vs. TOR) Innings: 13 (5/22 vs. CLE) Largest Crowd, Home/Road: Home: 46,685* (3/31 vs. BOS) Road: 48,142* OF Assists (13): HP: 3 1B: 0 2B: 8 3B: 2 Markakis (4); last 6/11 vs. BOS Lough (3); last Jones (2); last 5/14 vs. DET Young (2); last 4/13 vs. TOR Pearce (1); last Curz (1); last 6/14 vs. TOR 2014 BALTIMORE ORIOLES CUMULATIVE ROSTER PITCHERS (20) CATCHERS (4) OUTFIELDERS (7) Berry, Tim# (6/6-6/7) Clevenger, Steve (3/30-5/27) Cruz, Nelson (3/30- ) Brach, Brad (5/2-5/6, 5/16-6/9) Nick Hundley (5/25- ) Jones, Adam (3/30- ) Britton, Zach (3/30- ) Joseph, Caleb# (5/7- ) Lough, David (3/30- ) Chen, Wei-Yin (3/30- ) Wieters, Matt* (3/30- (DL 5/11- )) Markakis, Nick (3/30- ) Escalona, Edgmer** (DL 3/30- ) Peguero, Francisco* (DL 3/30- ) Gausman, Kevin (5/14-5/15, 6/6- ) INFIELDERS (9) Reimold, Nolan** (DL 3/30- ) Gonzalez, Miguel* (3/30- ) Almanzar, Michael** (DL 3/30- ) Young, Delmon (3/30- ) Guilmet, Preston (5/11-5/13, 5/22-23, 5/25-6/6) Davis, Chris (3/30- (DL 4/26-5/11) (PL 5/25-27)) Hunter, Tommy (3/30- (DL 5/22-6/8)) Flaherty, Ryan (3/30- ) Jimenez, Ubaldo (3/30- ) Hardy, J.J. (3/30- ) Matusz, Brian (3/30- ) Lombardozzi, Steve (3/30-5/1, 5/24-25) McFarland, T.J. (4/22-25, 5/6-5/11, 5/23- ) Machado, Manny (3/30- (DL 3/24-5/1)) Meek, Evan (3/30-5/1, 5/15, 6/6-8) Pearce, Steve (3/30-4/22, 4/29- ) Norris, Bud (3/30- ) Schoop, Jonathan (3/30- ) O Day, Darren (3/30- ) Weeks, Jemile (4/26-5/7) Patton, Troy (3/30-5/24 (RL 3/30-5/1)) Santana, Johan* (6/2- (DL 6/2- )) Stinson, Josh (3/30-5/1, 6/9- ) Tillman, Chris (3/30- ) Webb, Ryan (3/30- ) * = 15-day DL (4) ** = 60-day DL (3) # = ML Debut (2)

7 SCORING BY INNINGS 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 5 th 6 th 7 th 8 th 9 th Extras Total ORIOLES OPPONENTS BY THE NUMBERS HOME AWAY TOTAL Overall Day Night Extra Innings Shutouts One-Run Games Two-Run Games vs. RHP Starters vs. LHP Starters Lead After Tied After Trail After Lead After Tied After Trail After O s Starter Goes 6+ IP Opp. Starter Goes 6+ IP O s Starter Goes 7+ IP Opp. Starter Goes 7+ IP O s Score First Opp. Scores First O s Score 3 or Fewer O s Score 4 or More O s Out-Hit Opp Equal Hit Total Opp. Out-Hit O s O s 10+ Hits Opp 10+ Hits O s Score 10+ Runs Opp. Scores 10+ Runs O s Hit a HR O s Make 0 Errors O s Make 1 Error O s Make 2+ Errors Series Record First Game of Series Series Finale MONTH HOME AWAY TOTAL March/April (24) May (30) June (15) July (0) August (0) September (0) TOTAL (69) DAY OF WEEK HOME AWAY TOTAL Monday (8) Tuesday (8) Wednesday (10) Thursday (9) Friday (12) Saturday (11) Sunday (11) TOTAL (69) VS. AL EAST HOME AWAY TOTAL Boston Red Sox (10) New York Yankees (3) Tampa Bay Rays (6) Toronto Blue Jays (10) TOTAL (29) TRANSACTIONS Date Player(s) & Transaction(s) 02/15 Jimmy Paredes (INF/OF); Claimed off waivers from MIA 02/17 Suk-min Yoon (RHP); Signed as a free agent to a three-year contract Jimmy Paredes (INF/OF); Claimed on waivers by KC 02/19 Ubaldo Jimenez (RHP); Signed as a free agent to a four-year contract Liam Hendriks (RHP); DFA 02/21 Liam Hendriks (RHP); Claimed on waivers by TOR 02/24 Nelson Cruz (OF); Signed as a free agent to a one-year contract Chris Jones (LHP); DFA 03/01 Chris Jones (LHP); Released 03/07 Mike Belfiore (LHP); Optioned to AAA NFK 03/10 Michael Ohlman (CA) & Tim Berry (LHP); Optioned to AA BOW 03/14 Dylan Bundy (RHP); Optioned to AA BOW 03/19 Suk-min Yoon (RHP) & Johnny Monell (CA); Optioned to AAA NFK 03/22 David Adams (INF); Claimed off waivers from CLE Kelvin De La Cruz (LHP); DFA 03/23 David Adams (INF); Optioned to AAA NFK 03/24 Steve Lombardozzi (INF); Acquired from DET in exchange for MiLg INF Alex Gonzalez Johnny Monell (CA); DFA 03/25 Kelvin De La Cruz (LHP); Cleared waivers and outrighted to AAA NFK Brad Brach (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK 03/26 Steve Johnson (RHP) & Henry Urrutia (OF); Optioned to AAA NFK 03/28 Johnny Monell (CA); Cleared waivers and outrighted to AAA NFK 03/30 Delmon Young (OF) & Evan Meek (RHP); Contracts selected from Triple-A Norfolk Mike Belfiore (LHP); DFA Edgmer Escalona (RHP); Placed on the 60-day DL (right shoulder impingement) Michael Almanzar (INF); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 23 (left patellar tendinitis) Manny Machado (INF); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 21 (recovering from left knee surgery) Francisco Peguero (OF); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 21 (right wrist tendinitis) Nolan Reimold (OF); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to March 26 (recovering from cervical spine fusion surgery) 04/03 Mike Belfiore (LHP); Claimed on waivers by DET 04/07 Nolan Reimold (OF); Transferred to the 60-day DL Preston Guilmet (RHP); Acquired from CLE in exchange for MiLg OF Torsten Boss & optioned to AAA NFK 04/22 T.J. McFarland (LHP); Recalled from AAA NFK Steve Pearce (INF/OF); DFA 04/25 T.J. McFarland (LHP); Optioned to AAA NFK (post-game) 04/26 Jemile Weeks (INF); Recalled from AAA NFK 04/27 Chris Davis (INF); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 26 (left oblique strain) Steve Pearce (INF); Released 04/29 Steve Pearce (INF); Signed as a free agent 05/01 Manny Machado (INF); Reinstated from 15-day DL Steve Lombardozzi (INF); Optioned to AAA NFK Josh Stinson (RHP); Outrighted to AAA NFK (post-game 1) Troy Patton (RHP); Reinstated from restricted list (post-game 1) Evan Meek (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK (post-game 2) 05/02 Brad Brach (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/06 T.J. McFarland (LHP); Recalled from AAA NFK Brad Brach (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK 05/07 Caleb Joseph (CA); Contract selected from AAA NFK Jemile Weeks (INF); Optioned to AAA NFK 05/11 Chris Davis (INF); Reinstated from 15-day DL Matt Wieters (CA); Placed on the 15-day DL (right elbow strain) T.J. McFarland (LHP); Optioned to AAA NFK (post-game). 05/12 Preston Guilmet (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/13 Preston Guilmet (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK (post-game) 05/14 Kevin Gausman (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/15 Kevin Gausman (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK Evan Meek (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/16 Evan Meek (RHP); DFA off of the 25-man roster Brad Brach (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/17 Evan Meek (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK 05/22 Tommy Hunter (RHP); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 21 (left groin strain) Preston Guilmet (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/23 Preston Guilmet (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK T.J. McFarland (LHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/24 Nick Hundley (CA); Acquired from SD with cash considerations in exchange for Troy Patton (LHP) Steve Lombardozzi (INF); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/25 Chris Davis (INF); Placed on the Paternity List Steve Lombardozzi (INF); Optioned to AAA NFK Nick Hundley (CA); Reported to the club Preston Guilmet (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK 05/27 Chris Davis (INF); Reinstated from Paternity List Steve Clevenger (CA); Optioned to AAA NFK 05/28 Evan Meek (RHP); Outrighted to AAA NFK 06/02 Johan Santana (LHP); Contract selected from AAA NFK & placed on 15-day DL (recovery from left shoulder surgery) 06/06 Miguel Gonzalez (RHP); Placed on the 15-day DL, retroactive to May 31 (right oblique strain) Preston Guilmet (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK Michael Almanzar (INF); Transferred to the 60- day DL Tim Berry (LHP); Recalled from AA BOW Evan Meek (RHP); Contract selected from AAA NFK 06/07 Kevin Gausman (RHP); Recalled from AAA NFK Tim Berry (LHP); Optioned to AA BOW 06/08 Tommy Hunter (RHP); Reinstated from the 15-day DL Evan Meek (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK 06/09 Josh Stinson (RHP); Contract selected from AAA NFK Brad Brach (RHP); Optioned to AAA NFK VS. AL CENTRAL HOME AWAY TOTAL Chicago White Sox (0) Cleveland Indians (4) Detroit Tigers (6) Kansas City Royals (7) Minnesota Twins (3) TOTAL (20) VS. AL WEST HOME AWAY TOTAL Houston Astros (7) Los Angeles Angels (0) Oakland Athletics (3) Seattle Mariners (0) Texas Rangers (3) TOTAL (13) VS. NL HOME AWAY TOTAL Chicago Cubs (0) Cincinnati Reds (0) Milwaukee Brewers (3) Pittsburgh Pirates (4) St. Louis Cardinals Washington Nationals (0) TOTAL (7)