new orleans baby cakes (38-60) vs. NASHVILLE SOUNDS (46-52) RHP William Cuevas (1-2, 3.04) vs. RHP Chris Jensen (4-1, 4.42)

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1 game information Friday, July 21, 2017 Shrine on Airline Metairie, LA THE BABY CAKES The Baby Cakes return to the Shrine on Airline to tonight to open a four-game set against the Nashville Sounds. NOLA has lost six of nine meetings this season, all at First Tennessee Par. These are the Baby Cakes only four games out of the first 20 coming out of the All- Star break to be played at home. YESTERDAY S NEWS Brett Hayes and Travis Snider homered to back five shutout innings from Clayton Blackburn as Round Rock finished off a four-game sweep of the Baby Cakes with a 3-2 win. Hayes snapped a scoreless deadlock with a home run in the fifth inning. Drew Stubbs then drew a walk against Justin Nicolino, stole second base, and scored on a single by Jurickson Profar. Snider s leadoff homer an inning later off Kelvin Marte stretched the lead to 3-0. The Cakes got on the board after Tomas Telis lead off the seventh with a triple and scored on a Moises Sierra ground out. Brandon Barnes added an RBI single in the eighth, but it wasn t enough as NOLA was shut down by R.J. Alvarez s fifth save of the season. Nicolino saw his three-game winning streak end after surrendering two runs and four hits in five innings. ON THE HILL William Cuevas takes the mound for the series opener for his second start at home with New Orleans. In his last start, Cuevas came away with the defeat in his second quality start of the season, holding Oklahoma City to two runs in six innings. Cuevas has started in four games with two appearances as a reliever holding a 1-2 record and a 3.04 ERA (8 ER/23.2 IP). All eight of Cuevas s runs allowed have come while on the road, despite starting only one of three games at home. He did not allow a run in his first 10.2 innings as a Baby Cake. Cuevas opened the season in the Detroit Tigers organization and pitched one game with Detroit and nine games with the Toledo Mudhens and was 2-4, 4.06 ERA before opting out of his agreement and joining New Orleans. new orleans baby cakes (38-60) vs. NASHVILLE SOUNDS (46-52) RHP William Cuevas (1-2, 3.04) vs. RHP Chris Jensen (4-1, 4.42) On This Date... BROOMS The Cakes were swept for the first time since their final road series of the 2016 season in Colorado Springs. It was the fourth time New Orleans has been swept at Dell Diamond, including a four-game series to end the 2012 campaign when NOLA was the designated home team. SI SI SIERRA Moises Sierra has recorded a hit in 21 of his last 25 starts, batting.359 (33x92) in those contests. Since June 2, Sierra is hitting.333 (50x150), and his nine steals in that span are tied for fifth-most in the league. With 10 home runs and 14 stolen bases, Sierra was the first NOLA player to reach double-digits in both categories by the All-Star break since 2004, when Chris Burke had 10 homers and 22 steals. TOMAS THE TRAIN In 37 games dating to May 23, Tomas Telis owns a.362 batting average (50x138), ranking ninth in the PCL in that span to go with eight doubles, two triples, two home runs and 18 RBI. Telis has registered a hit in 21 of 25 contests since returning from a stint with the Marlins. Telis collected his second triple of 2017; last year, he joined Rick Wrona (1994) as the only NOLA catchers with three triples in a season. 1997: Scott Elarton goes 8.0 innings to beat Louisville 4-2 in his Triple-A debut. Elarton yields four hits while striking out seven after being promoted from Double-A, where he was leading the Texas League with 141 strikeouts. LOW FIVE New Orleans has dropped five games in a row for the first time since July last season. The Cakes had lost four in a row in Nashville until the April 30 contest, which had been suspended by rain in the fourth inning, was resumed and resulted in a 1-0 NOLA victory. FAST START Brian Anderson has a hit in five of his first six career Triple-A games, going 7x20 (.350) with two home runs and six RBI. Anderson s 16 total home runs this season places him one ahead of former Jacksonville teammate John Norwood for tops among Marlins farmhands. He also leads the organizastion with 61 RBI, 20 of which have come in his last 18 games. DIVISION WOES New Orleans has gone 9-25 against division rivals, the fewest victories in the PCL. Their.265 divisional winning percentage would rank ahead of only the 1999 club, which went (.250). NOLA s record within the division was the best among American South clubs last year. BARNYARD Brandon Barnes became the fourth Cakes player to steal two bases in a game, pushing his season total to a team-leading 15. Barnes also leads the club with 43 runs scored and is tied with Tomas Telis for second with 25 multi-hit games. Barnes is slashing.298/.357/.472 in 45 road games, compared with.242/.297/.327 in 43 games at home. THE LONELIEST NUMBER NOLA fell to 7-17 in one-run games, the second-worst mark in the league (Nashville, 7-19) after pacing the circuit with a record last year. The Baby Cakes are a league-worst in games decided by one or two runs. SENIOR CIRCUIT New Orleans is against American League affliates. Baby Cakes designated hitters are batting.200 (30x150) with two home runs and 13 RBI. THE LONG BALL The Cakes have homered 11 times in their last 27 games, hitting the fewest in the PCL in both June (19) and July (9). Their their 77 on the year rank ahead of only Salt Lake (67). WHAT A RELIEF Drew Steckenrider tossed a scoreless eighth inning in his return to the Baby Cakes last night, the 13th time in his last 15 appearances he has not surrendered a run. Steckenrider has a 1.59 ERA (3 ER/17.0) with 25 strikeouts and two walks in that span, during which opponents are batting.155 (9x58). ROSTER MOVES Right-hander Tayron Guerrero has been promoted from AA Jacksonville, where he made 17 relief appearances with a 3.38 ERA (6 ER/16.0) and 22 strikeouts. Brian Ellington has been promoted to the Miami Marlins, his third call-up of the year. Ellington is 1-0 with five saves and a 2.28 ERA in 20 games with the Baby Cakes, but has pitched to a 7.71 ERA in 11 big league outings. SCHEDULE CHANGE To accommodate league travel policy, Monday s game time has been moved up to 10:30 a.m. from 11 a.m. NAWLINS NOTES Chad Hinshaw is hitting.114 (4x35) with 17 strikeouts in 12 games in July, the lowest mark in the PCL this month... Austin Nola has nine home runs in 176 games since the start of last season, after hitting four homers in his first 453 career games... Justin Nicolino hit two batters in a game for the second time in his career, the last coming with Class A Jupiter in The Cakes are 74x96 in steal attempts, the PCL s second-best success rate (.771) to Sacramento, who is 74x94 (.787). 7:00 p.m. CT Game #99 Home Game #48 cakes corner Current Streak...L5 Home Streak...W1 Road Streak...L5 Last vs. RHP (starter) vs. LHP (starter) vs. Division vs. American Conference vs. Pacific Conference vs. NL Affiliates vs. AL Affiliates Day Night Extra Innings Shutouts One-Run Games Score 5+ Runs Scoring First Opponent Scores First Commit Error Hit Home Run Quality Start Outhit Opponent Leading After Trailing After Leading After Trailing After Leading After Trailing After Series Record Series Openers Series Finales Doubleheader Games Sweep/Swept/Split...0/1/3 Come From Behind Wins...12 Bat Around For/Against... 6/10 Longest Win Streak... 4 Longest Lose Streak... 5 High Water Mark...+0 Low Water Mark White Jersey Grey Jersey Blue Jersey Throwback Jersey Misc. Jersey TEAM LEADERS AB: Barnes AVG: Sierra H: Sierra...93 R: Barnes B: Sierra B: Mooney... 4 HR: Hood...14 RBI: Sierra...54 SB: Barnes...15 W: Copeland... 6 L: Copeland SV: Ellington/Steckenrider ERA: Copeland G: Cervenka...35 GS: Copeland...18 IP: Copeland K: Copeland...76 BB: Copeland...37 upcoming schedule and probable starters date time (CT) opponent probable pitchers radio/tv online Saturday, July 22 6:00 vs. Nashville RHP Scott Copeland (6-9, 6.00) vs. RHP Zach Neal (1-4, 4.09) Sports 1280 AM/CST 37 MiLB.tv Sunday, July 23 1:00 vs. Nashville RHP Odrisamer Despaigne (1-4, 3.38) vs. RHP Corey Walter (2-5, 6.08) Sports 1280 AM/CST 37 MiLB.tv Monday, July 24 10:30 vs. Nashville RHP Keyvius Sampson (4-3, 6.51) vs. RHP Kendall Graveman (0-0, 15.43) Sports 1280 AM/CST 37 MiLB.tv Tuesday, July 25 9:05 at Fresno LHP Justin Nicolino (4-4, 3.45) vs. TBA Sports 1280 AM MiLB.tv

2 #25 WILLIAM CUEVAS Height: 6 2 Weight: 215 Throws: Right Bats: Right Born: 10/14/1990 Age: 26 Resides: Caracas, Venezuela MLB Debut: 4/21/2016 vs. TB today s starting pitcher RUNS ALLOWED BY INNING Total RUN SUPPORT DURING STARTS 0R 1R 2R 3R 4R 5R 6R 7R 8R+ Avg SEASON WITH TOLEDO Cuevas began the season within the Detroit Tigers organization and made his debut with AAA Toledo on 4/10, holding Louisville scoreless in 6.0 innings. Across nine starts, Cuevas had a 2-4 record with a 4.06 ERA (20 ER/44.1 IP) with three quality starts. MOTOR CITY Cuevas had his contract purchased by Detroit on 4/14 and made his Tigers debut that night in Cleveland. He entered the game with a 7-2 lead in the ninth inning but allowed four runs on three hits and was removed after recording one out. He was optioned to Toledo the following day. FEELING FISHY After being designated for assignment by Detroit on 5/27, Cuevas elected free agency and was signed by the Marlins on 6/5. Assigned to New Orleans on 6/13, he debuted with the Cakes that night and fanned two in a scoreless innings of relief vs. Round Rock. WORLD BASEBALL CLASSIC Cuevas played in two games for Columbia as a reliever during the World Baseball Classic. During his first game, he held the USA to one run in 2.1 IP while striking out two. In his second game, he gave up six runs (three earned) to the Dominican Republic where he recorded only one out in relief. SKY HIGH Cuevas spun 6.0 innings of one-hit ball against Colorado Springs on 6/25. After Kyle Wren led off the game with an infield single, Cuevas induced an inning-ending double play and went on to retire the final 17 batters, facing the minimum through six frames. He struck out five and needed only 61 pitches. ROUGH OUTING Cuevas took his first loss with New Orleans on June 30 at Memphis. He was touched up for six runs and eight hits while striking out only one. He allowed four runs on four hits in the first inning. PLAY AWAY In three road starts, Cuevas has a 0-2 record and a 4.91 ERA. All eight of his runs allowed have come while on the road. Cuevas has played in three games at home, but only one of which has been a start in review WITH BOSTON Cuevas spent all of 2016 with the Boston Red Sox organization. He opened the season with AAA Pawtucket where he went 6-8 in 25 games (18 starts). He had a 4.19 ERA (61 ER/131.0 IP) with 85 strikeouts and 45 walks. MISSION COMPLETE On August 14, Cuevas threw a complete game in game two of a double header. He went 6.0 IP and allowed two runs in the loss, resulting in the first quality start that he lost all season. It was Cuevas s second career complete game, the first of which came with Salem on August 6, 2013 vs. Wilmington season W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB K splits (aaa) Home Games: 1-0, 0.00 ERA Away Games: 0-2, 4.91 ERA Day Games: 1-0, 0.00 ERA Night Games: 0-2, 4.60 ERA vs. Left-handers:.211 (8x38), 1 HR, 7 BB, 6 K vs. Right-handers:.200 (9x45), 0 HR, 2 BB, 13 K April: - May: - June: 1-1, 3.45 ERA July: 0-1, 2.25 ERA August/September: highs/lows (aaa) Innings: 6.0 6/25 vs. COS, 7/16 at OKC Most Hits Allowed: 8 6/30 at Memphis Least Hits Allowed (GS): 1 6/19 at Nashville and 6/25 vs. COS Most ER Allowed: 6 6/30 at Memphis Least ER Allowed (GS): 0 6/19 at Nashville, 6/25 vs. COS Strikeouts: 5 6/19 at Nashville and 6/25 vs. COS Walks: 4 6/19 at Nashville Homers Allowed: 1 7/16 at Oklahoma City Winning Streak: W1 6/25 vs. Colorado Springs Losing Streak: L2 6/30-7/16 Shortest Start: 3.2 6/19 at Nashville Pitches Thrown: 90 6/30 at Memphis last time (AAA) Win: 6/25/17 vs. Colorado Springs Loss: 7/16/17 at Oklahoma City Quality Start: 7/16/17 at Oklahoma City Complete Game: 8/14/16 at Buffalo Shutout: - career vs. opponent W-L ERA G IP H R ER BB K day-by-day starts DATE OPP. DEC. IP H R ER BB K HR NP-S SCORE NOTES W 6-0 Combined on four-hit shutout 6/25 COS W, W 7-1 Retired final 17 batters after leadoff single L, L 7-1 Allowed four runs on four hits in first inning L, L 4-2 Gave up his first home run of the season

3 bullpen #30 hunter cervenka #17 brandon CUNNIFF Last Win: 7/14 at OKC Saves / Att.: 0 / 2 Last Loss: 6/13 vs. RR Inherited / Scored: 11 / 4 Last Save: First Batters: 6x30 (.200) Combined on a no-hitter with Scott Copeland, Brandon Cunniff on 4/14 at IOW Did not allow a hit in 1.1 innings on 4/17 at IOW Four straight road games from 4/17-5/8 without allowing a run Did not allow earned run in 11 of 12 games from 6/8-7/9, yielding a.219 BAA (7x32) W, /9 OKC H, /8 OKC /7 OKC H, Last Win: 5/22 vs. LV Saves / Att.: 2 / 5 Last Loss: 7/5 vs. OMA Inherited / Scored: 10 / 7 Last Save: 5/14 at RNO First Batters: 8x21 (.380) Combined on a no-hitter with Scott Copeland, Hunter Cervenka on 4/14 at IOW Pitched 3.0 innings of relief work on 5/5 vs. Iowa, allowing one hit and one run Three straight appearances from 5/8-5/14 did not allow a run to score Held Round Rock scoreless on 6/15, allowing one hit in 2.2 IP and striking out four Hit a batter for the first time of the season on 6/27 at Iowa BS, /5 OMA L, #40 javy guerra Last Win: 6/4 at RR Saves / Att.: 1 / 3 Last Loss: 7/19 at RR Inherited / Scored: 12 / 5 Last Save: 5/11 at RNO First Batters: 5x27 (.185) Had not given up a run in three straight appearances from 5/15-5/21 Earned second win on 6/4 at Round Rock, pitched 2.2 innings without a hit or a run Earned second loss on 6/11 after allowing a 10th inning grand slam Blew second save on 6/20 at Nashville allowing three runs in 1.0 IP Surrendered two runs in fourth loss of the season on 7/19 at Round Rock L, H, /8 OKC L, /6 OMA # Mike Kickham Last Win: Saves / Att.: Last Loss: Inherited / Scored: 3 / 0 Last Save: First Batters: 0x1 (.000) Went 5-7 with a 3.33 ERA in 18 games (17 starts) with Jacksonville Set a career-high with 12 strikeouts on 5/27 vs. Jackson, allowing three hits in 6.2 IP Gave up one run in 19.0 IP across three starts from 6/2-16, all victories Recorded 7.0-inning complete game wins on 6/8 vs. Montgomery and 6/30 vs. Mobile Promoted to New Orleans on 7/19 and worked 3.1 innings in debut that night at RR #39 kelvin marte Last Win: 5/24 at COS Saves / Att.: 1 / 1 Last Loss: 6/15 vs. RR Inherited / Scored: 6 / 1 Last Save: 7/9 vs. OKC First Batters: 5x20 (.250) Worked 3.2 scoreless IP on 4/19 vs. IOW, longest relief outing by NO pitcher in Suffered first lost of season on 5/1 on a 12th inning game-winning pinch hit home run Worked 3.2 scoreless IP in spot start on 5/6 at TAC Went 1-3 with 5.09 ERA (20 ER/35.1 IP) in 8 starts between 5/6-7/5 Notched sixth career save with scoreless 9th inning on 7/9 vs. OKC /9 OKC SV, /5 OMA (GS) #29 tayron guerrero Last Win: Saves / Att.: 0 / 0 Last Loss: Inherited / Scored: 0 / 0 Last Save: First Batters: 0x0 (.000) Pitched in one game for Columbia in the World Baseball Classic, a scoreless inning Went 0-1 with a 3.38 ERA in 17 games with AA Jacksonville On the DL from 4/29-5/30 due to a right foot contusion Named to the Futures Game at Marlins Park and retired both batters he faced Promoted to New Orleans on 7/21 #31 kyle lobstein Last Win: Saves / Att.: 1 / 2 Last Loss: 6/27 at IOW Inherited / Scored: 8 / 3 Last Save: 6/14 vs. RR First Batters: 4x12 (.333) Allowed 4 runs (1 earned) in 6.0 innings across 3 games Transferred to New Orleans on 5/18 Retired the side in order with two strikeouts on 5/25 at COS Earned first save of the season on 6/14 vs. Round Rock, allowing one hit in 1.0 IP Blew first save of the season on 6/27 at Iowa, allowing two runs while taking the loss /8 OKC /5 OMA #24 drew steckenrider Last Win: Saves / Att.: 5 / 6 Last Loss: 6/1 at RR Inherited / Scored: 6 / 2 Last Save: 6/28 at IOW First Batters: 6x24 (.250) Led PCL relievers with.125 average against (9x72) when promoted to Miami on 5/23 Owned 0.52 ERA (1 ER/17.1 IP) in 14 appearances from 4/16-5/27 Tossed scoreless inning in MLB debut on 5/24 at Oakland, optioned to NOLA on 5/25 Named to PCL All-Star team but did not appear due to MLB promotion Gave up one run in 4.1 IP in 5 games during second stint with Miami from 7/ SV, /23 COS SV, /22 COS W-L ERA IP R ER BB K HR Starters Saves/Att: 19 / 34 Relievers Inherited Runners/Scored: 89 / 30

4 #28 Brian ANDERSON Last Game: 2x3, BB, K Hit Streak: +2 Last Series: 4x15, HR, 3RBI, R, 2BB, 4K Long Hit Streak: 3 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (Twice) / 3 (7/19 at RR) Last HR: 7/19 at RR 2017 Southern League All-Star and participant in 2017 SiriusXM Futures Game Batted.251 with 14 homers and 55 RBI in 87 games with AA Jacksonville Hit.333 (28x84) in 26 games in June, with a hit in 12 straight starts from 6/13-30 Delivered game-winning two-run pinch single in Triple-A debut on 7/15 at OKC Homered in first at-bat of first AAA start, 7/16 at OKC Delivered a three-run home run on 7/19 at Round Rock Career: Drafted by the Marlins in the third round in 2014 out of Arkansas, where he led the Razorbacks to a College World Series berth as a freshman. Homered on first pitch of pro career on 6/15/14 with Batavia. A Florida State League All-Star in 2015 with Jupiter in first full season, finishing ninth in the league with 62 RBI. Split the 2016 season between Jupiter and AA Jacksonville and was named Marlins Minor League Player of the Year. Ranked eighth in the FSL with a.302 batting average when promoted to Double-A on 5/31. Named Southern League Player of the Week for 8/15-21 after hitting.423 with three homers and eight RBI. Led the Arizona Fall League with five home runs and played in the Rising Stars Game. hitters #13 MIKE AVILES Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: +2 Last Series: 2x12, 2R, BB Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Twice) / 2 (Five times) Last HR: 7/14 at OKC Went 6x10 with a triple and three RBI in three games for Puerto Rico in his 3rd WBC Signed by Marlins to a minor league contract on 5/6 Joined NOLA on 5/11 at RNO and had contract purchased after two at-bats Went 0x5 in 3 games with Miami and was outrighted to New Orleans on 5/20 First multi-hit game and triple with New Orleans on 5/25 at COS Career: A.262 hitter in 9 MLB seasons. Selected by the Kansas City Royals in the seventh round in Named Royals Minor League Player of the Year in 2007 with Omaha and made MLB debut the following year, setting a franchise rookie record with a.325 average in 102 games to finish 4th in AL Rookie of the Year voting. Rebounded from 2009 Tommy John surgery to hit.305 in Traded to the Red Sox in July 2011, and set career highs with Boston in 2012 in games played (136), doubles (28), home runs (13) and RBI (60). Spent with Cleveland, twice ranking among AL leaders in sacrifice hits. Signed with Detroit in 2016 and hit.210 in 68 games. Traded to Atlanta on 8/16 and released on 8/21. #2 BRANDON BARNES Last Game: 1x4, RBI, 2 SB Hit Streak: +3 Last Series: 6x17, 2 RBI, 5K, 3 SB Long Hit Streak: 8 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (6/14 vs. RR) / 5 (6/10 at OMA) Last HR: 7/14 at OKC Notched eight-game hit streak from 5/2-5/9 and reached base in 14 straight games Doubled, homered, drove in three and scored three times on 5/24 at COS Fell a triple shy of the cycle with five RBI on 6/10 at OMA Went 4x4 on 6/14 vs. RR, setting a season-high in hits Reached base safely in 25 straight road games, 4/28-6/26, 3rd-longest in PCL in 2017 Stole two bases on 7/20 at Round Rock tying a team high Career: Drafted by the Houston Astros in the sixth round in Made his MLB debut with the Astros in 2012 after combining to hit.321 in 106 games between AA Corpus Christi and AAA Oklahoma City, as well as being named to the MiLB.com Organizational All-Star squad for a second time. Began the 2015 season with AAA Albuquerque before being recalled to Colorado on 5/20. In 2016, divided the year between AAA Albuquerque and the Colorado Rockies, where he made his third MLB Opening Day roster. Barnes was designated for assignment on 7/25 and out righted to AAA on 8/1 where he batted.310 (27x87) with seven doubles, two triples, three home runs and 17 RBI in 26 August games. #10 Christian COLON Last Game: 1x4, R, K Hit Streak: +1 Last Series: 2x10, 2B, 2R, BB, 2K Long Hit Streak: 2 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (7/2 at MEM) / 2 (7/8 vs. OKC) Last HR: Opened the season with Kansas City, went 3x17 (.176) Released and claimed off waivers by Miami on 5/16 In 17 games with Miami, batted.152 (5x33) with one double and four walks Outrighted to New Orleans on 6/27 and went 4x5 in second game on 7/2 at MEM Went 4x5 vs. Memphis on July 2 and scored two runs Career: Drafted by the Kansas City Royals fourth overall in Named Omaha s Player of the Year in 2013, helping lead Omaha to PCL and Triple-A Championships. Made MLB debut in 2014 and had three separate stints with the Royals while hitting.311 in 86 games with Omaha. Drove in the tying run with an infield single and came around to score the winning run in the 2014 Wild Card Game vs. Oakland. Made his first Opening Day roster in 2015 and hit.290 in 43 games. Made one appearance in the 2015 postseason, delivering the World Series-clinching RBI single in the 12th inning in Game 5. Committed just one error in 54 games with the Royals in 2016 while batting.231. #4 steve lombardozzi Last Game: 0x4, K Hit Streak: -1 Last Series: 3x18, RBI, R, K Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Five times) / 2 (6/27 at IOW) Last HR: 6/1 at RR Had contract purchased by Miami on 5/10 and went 0x8 in two starts at second base Optioned back to New Orleans on 5/14 and homered the next night vs. Salt Lake Walked three times and added a triple and two runs scored on 5/24 at COS Hit a double and a home run, tying for his season high with three hits on 6/2 at RR On the disabled list from 6/5-6/20 due to a left groin strain Set season-high 2 RBI on 6/27 at IOW after going 2x3 with two runs and two walks Career: Selected by the Washington Nationals in the 19th round of the 2008 draft. Honored as the Nationals Minor League Player of the Year in 2011, prior to making his MLB debut in September. Named to the Topps All-Rookie team in 2012 while spending the entire season with the Washington Nationals. Made the Orioles Opening Day roster in 2014 and hit safely in each of his first four games. In 2015, he spent most of the year with AAA Indianapolis, where he hit.232 in 97 games. In 2016, he was signed by the Washington Nationals on 6/6 and assigned to AAA Syracuse where he batted.169 (10x59) over his first 16 games, then hit.283 (47x166) the rest of the year. #38 RAMON CABRERA DL Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: +2 Series: Long Hit Streak: 5 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (6/10 at OMA) / 3 (5/22 vs. LV) Last HR: 5/22 vs. LV Doubled in back-to-back starts, 4/9 vs. MEM and 4/11 at IOW Hit first home run of the season and a double on 4/25 vs. OMA Hit safely in seven of his first 10 games, with three consecutive multi-hit games Broke a hitless streak of three games on 5/8 vs. TAC going 1x3 Fifth multi-hit game on 6/4 at Round Rock Ripped three hits and drove in a run at Omaha on June 10 Career: Signed by the Pittsburgh Pirates as a non-drafted free agent on April 11, Signed a minor league contract with the Cincinnati Reds in 2015, where he made his Major League debut in September. Named to the MiLB.com Organizational All-Star team after hitting.290 in 86 games with AAA Louisville and was given the Mary E. Barney Award as the club s Most Valuable Player. Made his MLB debut as a pinch hitter on 9/5 vs. Milwaukee where he later made six starts behind the plate and threw out three of five baserunners. In 2016, played in 61 games for the Cincinnati Reds, where he batted.246 (42x171) with 10 doubles, three home runs and 23 RBI in 61 games. #19 CHAD HINSHAW Last Game: 0x4, K Hit Streak: -1 Last Series: 1x7, 2K Long Hit Streak: 9 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (Seven times) / 2 (Three times) Last HR: 6/11 at OMA Released by Angels at end of spring training and signed minor league deal with Marlins Delivered pinch RBI single in first career AAA at-bat on 5/19 vs. LV Doubled, tripled, walked twice, stole a base and scored twice on 5/28 vs. OKC Reached base safely in each of his first 10 games with New Orleans Clubbed game-winning 2-R homer in 8th inning on 6/7 vs. MEM for 1st Triple-A HR Went 2x5 with a double, home run, RBI and three runs scored on 6/11 at OMA Career: Drafted by the Angels in the 15th round in Earned MiLB Organizational All- Star nod in first full season in 2014, combining to hit.270 with 27 doubles, 11 triples, 16 home runs and 70 RBI in 124 games at Class A between Inland Empire and Burlington, with whom he was a midseason Midwest League All-Star. Slowed by a torn ligament in his thumb in 2015, but still posted a.391 on-base percentage and stole 27 bases in 71 games with AA Arkansas and participated in the Arizona Fall League. Entered 2016 as Angels 9th-ranked prospect by MLB.com but sidelined for final three months of the season due to injury after hitting.190 in 57 games with Arkansas. #7 peter mooney Last Game: 0x3 Hit Streak: -3 Last Series: 0x9, BB, 2K Long Hit Streak: 4 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (Three times) / 3 (4/14 at IOW) Last HR: 4/8 vs. MEM Snapped out of a five game hitless streak on 5/4 vs. IOW, going 1x4 Second multi-hit game of the season on 5/11 at RNO Collected a season-high three hits with a walk and two runs scored on 5/23 at COS Went 7x13 with a double, triple, two RBI and three runs in 4 games vs. COS, 6/22-25 Reached base with three walks on 6/27 at Iowa Hit his team-leading fourth triple vs. Omaha on 7/4 Career: Signed with the Toronto Blue Jays after being chosen in the 21st round of the 2011 draft. Signed with the New Jersey Jackals of the independent Can-Am league in 2015 and batted.263 with 13 doubles, three triples, four home runs and 27 RBI in 95 games. In 2016, he was named a Southern League All-Star with AA Jacksonville and made his Triple-A debut with New Orleans after signing a minor league pact with the Miami Marlins. Promoted to New Orleans on 7/7 and delivered the game s only run that night in Nashville with an RBI single for his first Triple-A hit. He returned to Jacksonville on 7/11 and batted.230 (38x165) in 49 contests the rest of the year.

5 #9 austin nola Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: +2 Last Series: 2x7, HR, RBI, R, 2K Long Hit Streak: 2 Season High Hits/RBI: 2 (7/3 at MEM) / 1 (7/19 at RR) Last HR: 7/19 at RR In 53 games with AA Jacksonville, batted.253 with two homers and 25 RBI Hit.158 in April, then rebounded to post a.303 average (33x109) in May and June. In first career action as a catcher, threw out 16x44 baserunners (.364) with 10 passed balls Transferred to New Orleans on 6/30 Knocked in two doubles on 7/3 at Memphis for his first hits joining New Orleans Blasted first home run of the season on 7/19 at Round Rock Career: Selected by the Marlins in the fifth round of the 2012 draft out of LSU, with whom he won a College World Series title in Led all Florida State League shortstops with a.974 fielding pct. for Jupiter in 2013 and finished ninth in the league with 54 walks. Hit a career-best.259 with 53 RBI in 2014 for Southern League champion Jacksonville and tied for the league lead with 77 walks. Saw his first Triple-A action with NOLA in 2015, hitting.280 (58x207) in 61 games. Went 4x5 in his Zephyr Field debut on 7/4 vs. Iowa and finished with a.327 average at home. Established career highs with New Orleans in 2016 with 23 doubles and six home runs. Earned Arizona Fall League s Dernell Stenson Award. hitters #3 kc serna Last Game: DNP Hit Streak: -1 Last Series: 0x3, K Long Hit Streak: 5 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (5/12 at REN) / 3 (6/19 at NAS) Last HR: 6/19 at NAS Batted.176 (6x34) with four doubles in 16 games to open season with AA Jacksonville Joined New Orleans on 5/9, collecting a 2-run double in debut at Tacoma Hit his first career Triple-A home run on 5/17 vs. SL Rejoined New Orleans on 6/5 vs. Memphis Back-to-back home runs from 6/9-11 Career: Drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 42nd round in Batted.265 in 42 games with Mahoning Valley in his pro debut, which included a.436 (17x39) average vs. left-handed pitching. Released in 2012 and spent two seasons in independent ball. Signed to a minor league deal by the Phillies in 2014, splitting the year between Class A Clearwater and AA Reading, where his.333 average in 21 July games ranked sixth in the Eastern League. Played most of 2015 with Reading, and made Triple-A debut with Lehigh Valley. Named MiLB Organizational All-Star in 2016, leading all qualified Phillies farmhands with a.295 average for Reading, capped by a.333 mark in August, ninth-best in the Eastern League. #27 moises sierra Last Game: 1x4, 2B, RBI, K Hit Streak: +5 Last Series: 5x17, 2B, 3 RBI, 4K Long Hit Streak: 8 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (6/24 vs. COS) / 4 (Twice) Last HR: 7/7 vs. OKC Delivered game-winning sacrifice fly in 10th inning on 4/11 at IOW Fell triple shy of the cycle with game-winning 3-run HR on 4/24 vs. OMA Hit a three run homer on 5/4 vs IOW for his fourth multi RBI game Back-to-back games with a home run on 5/9 at TAC and 5/11 at RNO Tied a season high with four RBI, going 2x5 with a home run and two runs scored Went 2x5 with a double, home run, two RBI and scored three runs on 6/11 at OMA Career: Signed by the Toronto Blue Jays as an amateur free agent on 12/20/05. Opened the 2012 season with AAA Las Vegas, where he led the club with 17 home runs and 63 RBI in 100 games. In 2014, made his first Opening Day roster with Toronto but was then placed on waivers and claimed by the Chicago White Sox, where he batted.276 in 83 games. Signed as a minor league free agent on 12/31/15 with the Marlins. Earned a Southern League All-Star nod by hitting.336 with 16 doubles, three triples, nine home runs and 37 RBI in 82 games with AA Jacksonville. Led the league in batting average and on-base percentage (.414) before his 2016 season was cut short by left knee tendonitis. #18 tomas telis Last Game: 1x3, 3B, R, BB Hit Streak: +3 Last Series: 4x10, 2B, 3B, 2R, 3 BB, K Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 4 (4/18 vs. IOW) / 3 (7/2 at MEM) Last HR: 7/2 at MEM Collected three doubles in first two games of season, 4/6 and 4/8 vs. MEM Went 7x10 with 4 runs scored in consecutive games, 4/17 at OMA and 4/18 vs. IOW Hit first home run of the season on 5/2 vs. IOW Batted leadoff for the first time in his 10-year career on 5/4 vs IOW Recalled by Miami on 5/9, going 0x2 as a pinch hitter before being optioned on 5/13 Homered and drove in season-high three runs on 7/2 at MEM Career: Signed by the Texas Rangers as an international free agent in Hit.297 with 11 homers and 69 RBI en route to a South Atlantic League All-Star nod with Hickory in Earned second straight Texas League honors in 2014 before batting.345 in 36 games for Round Rock, 10th-best in the PCL in that span, then made his MLB with Texas, hitting.250 with eight RBI in 18 games. Became first MLB catcher to work a shutout in debut since Jason Kendall in Named PCL All-Star after hitting.291 across 70 games with Round Rock in 2015 before being traded to the Marlins on 7/31. Batted.310 in 91 games with New Orleans in 2016 and clubbed first MLB home run off Max Scherzer in season finale on 10/2. #21 cal towey Last Game: 0x4, K Hit Streak: -1 Last Series: 2x12, 3B, R, BB, 4K Long Hit Streak: 7 Season High Hits/RBI: 3 (6/19 at NAS) / 2 (Three times) Last HR: 7/14 at OKC Batted.177 (14x79) 26 games to open season with AA Jacksonville Went 2x3 with a home run, three RBI and two walks on 5/31 at Pensacola Joined New Orleans on 6/6 Set a season-high hitting streak at three games from 6/9-6/11 Went 3x3 with a double, a walk and two runs scored on 6/19 at NAS Career: Drafted by the Los Angeles Angels in the 17th round in Named Pioneer League and Organizational All-Star in pro debut with Orem, ranking eighth in the league with a.317 batting average while leading the circuit with 69 runs, 67 walks and a.492 OBP. Set career bests in doubles, triples, homers, RBI and stolen bases with Inland Empire in 2014, highlighted by a.354 average in July. Debuted at Double-A in 2015 with Arkansas, then returned to Texas League All-Star honors in 2016, batting.292 in 57 games. Batted.350 in May, including a 14-game stretch where he hit.490 with a.559 on-base, prompting his first prmotion to Triple-A, where he hit.244 in 78 games with Salt Lake. Brian Brandon Christian William Isaac Chad Matt Peter Austin Cal Mike Hunter Scott Odrisamer Javy Destin Kyle Justin Moises Players handle their own social media accounts. Content on these sites do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Baby Cakes.

6 runs scored by inning miscellaneous Ex Total Baby Cakes Opponent home runs Baby Cakes # Most Recent Solo 39 A. Nola (7/19 at RR) Two-Run 25 M. Aviles (7/14 at OKC) Three-Run 13 B. Anderson (7/19 at RR) Grand Slam 0 walk-offs Win Date Score Play series sweeps Sweep Date Opp. # Games Opponent # Most Recent Solo 51 T. Snider (7/20 at RR) Two-Run 37 R. Rua (7/17 at RR) Three-Run 8 L. Marte (7/18 at RR) Grand Slam 3 J. Soler (6/11 at OMA) Loss Date Score Play 5/1 at NAS 6-4 (12) M. McBride 2-run HR 5/13 at RNO (12) I. Vargas scored on wild pitch 6/11 at OMA (10) J. Soler grand slam 6/17 at NAS 3-2 R. Nunez RBI single 6/20 at NAS 6-3 (7) M. Olson 3-run HR 7/18 at RR 5-3 (10) L. Marte 3-run HR Swept Date Opp. # Games 7/20 Round Rock 4 record breakdown Month W-L AVG R RPG HR ERA April May June July August September Day W-L Streak Monday 3-10 L3 Tuesday 7-7 L1 Wednesday 4-5 L2 Thursday 6-11 L1 Friday 4-11 W2 Saturday 7-9 W2 Sunday 7-7 L1 Runs Scored Runs Allowed pitchers hitting Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Beckman Conley Copeland Cuevas Cunniff Despaigne Fife Gonzalez Guerra Koehler Lazo Lobstein Marte Mortensen Nicolino O Grady Payano Sampson Worley multi-hit games Name Total Sierra Telis Barnes Lombardozzi Hood Juengel Aviles Mooney Cabrera Hinshaw Galloway Vidal Riddle Towey Noonan Serna den Dekker Paulino Anderson Colon Jackson Nola Moore Arrojo Fife pinch hitting Name AB H HR RBI BB K AVG Anderson Aviles Barnes Cabrera Colon Fife Galloway Hinshaw Hood Jackson Juengel Mooney Moore Noonan Serna Sierra Telis Towey multi-rbi games Name Total Sierra Hood Barnes Galloway Juengel Aviles Telis Serna den Dekker Hinshaw Towey Anderson Mooney Cabrera Moore Vidal Noonan Lombardozzi Colon Riddle Paulino Jackson Sampson

7 starting lineup by position Pitcher # Record Copeland Fife Conley Nicolino Despaigne O Grady Worley Marte Cuevas Sampson Koehler Gonzalez First Base # Record Towey Juengel Telis Barnes Moore Aviles den Dekker Des. Hitter # Record Telis Sierra Hood Cabrera Aviles Barnes Lombardozzi Hinshaw Colon Paulino Moore Serna Anderson Second Base # Record Lombardozzi Vidal Mooney Colon Noonan Jackson Arrojo Serna Aviles miscellaneous Catcher # Record Telis Cabrera Paulino Nola Shortstop # Record Mooney Riddle Serna Noonan Aviles Jackson Third Base # Record Aviles Juengel Lombardozzi Serna Noonan Mooney Colon Anderson Jackson Arrojo hitting streaks Name Longest Current Hinshaw 9 - Juengel 9 1 Sierra 8 5 Barnes 8 3 Towey 7 - Aviles 7 2 Lombardozzi 7 - Telis 7 3 Paulino 6 1 Hood 6 - Serna 5 - Galloway 5 1 Riddle 5 1 den Dekker 5 1 Cabrera 5 2 Mooney 4 - Jackson 4 - Anderson 3 2 Noonan 3 1 Moore 3 2 Vidal 3 - Colon 2 1 Nola 2 2 Arrojo 1 1 Left Field # Record Hood Sierra Hinshaw Aviles Juengel Barnes Towey den Dekker Center Field # Record Barnes Galloway Hinshaw den Dekker starting lineup by batting order Leadoff # Record Lombardozzi Hinshaw Aviles Mooney Galloway Barnes Colon Noonan Serna den Dekker Telis Vidal Cleanup # Record Hood Sierra Aviles Juengel Telis Hinshaw Towey Moore th Spot # Record Juengel Cabrera Vidal Serna Hinshaw Mooney Riddle Aviles Towey Paulino Colon Barnes Noonan Galloway den Dekker Sierra Moore nd Spot # Record Lombardozzi Telis Noonan Aviles Mooney Barnes Riddle Colon Vidal Hinshaw den Dekker Arrojo Cabrera Jackson th Spot # Record Barnes Sierra den Dekker Moore Telis Anderson Towey Aviles Juengel Riddle Hood Noonan Hinshaw th Spot # Record Mooney Cabrera Paulino Jackson Juengel Nola Colon Serna Aviles Noonan Galloway Sierra Hinshaw Riddle Vidal Right Field # Record Sierra Hinshaw den Dekker Juengel Hood Barnes Towey rd Spot # Record Telis Barnes Sierra Hood Hinshaw th Spot # Record Towey Juengel Sierra Barnes Cabrera Vidal Hinshaw Galloway Aviles Riddle Noonan den Dekker Serna Moore th Spot # Record Mooney Cabrera Paulino Jackson Nola Serna Vidal Arrojo catchers box Name ERA ER/IP CS/ATT PCT PB Telis / / Cabrera / / Paulino / / Nola /76.0 2/ notables Big Innings (5+ Runs) Date Runs Inn. Result 5/4 vs. IOW 6 5th W /28 vs. OKC 5 4th W /10 at OMA 5 1st W /14 vs. RR 5 5th W 5-3 7/2 at MEM 5 7th W 10-3 Come From Behind Wins (3+ Runs) Date Deficit Inn. Result Complete Games Date Pitcher Inn. Result 5/4 vs. IOW V. Worley 7th L, 2-1 Pinch Hit Homers Date Batter Inn. Homer 5/2 vs. IOW T. Moore 6th Solo Multi-HR Games Date Batter Inns. Homers 5/11 at RNO I. Galloway 3rd/7th Solo/2R 5/14 at RNO I. Galloway 4th/6th Solo/Solo 5/15 vs. SL D. Hood 2nd/7th Solo/Solo 5/24 at COS D. Hood 3rd/6th 2R/3R Back-To-Back HR Date Batters Inn. 5/11 at RNO M. Sierra/M. Juengel 8th 5/15 vs. SL Lombardozzi/Barnes 8th 7/14 at OKC M. Aviles/C. Towey 9th Awards Date Player 5/8-14 I.Galloway (Player of theweek) 5/22-28 D. Hood (Player of theweek) 7/3-9 J. Nicolino (Pitcher of the Week)

8 day-by-day Date Opp Result Winner Loser Save Record Pos GB Time Attendance 4/6 MEM L 5-4 (13) Lucas (1-0) Lazo (0-1) Sherriff (1) 0-1 T3rd :09 10,195 4/7 MEM L 5-1 Reyes (1-0) Gonzalez (0-1) 0-2 4th :47 8,851 4/8 MEM W 9-3 Mortensen (1-0) Lee (0-1) 1-2 T3rd :42 4,648 4/9 MEM L 8-4 Mayers (1-0) Copeland (0-1) 1-3 4th :04 6,137 4/10 MEM L 7-6 Wick (1-0) Cervenka (0-1) 1-4 4th :02 4,556 4/11 at iow W 2-1 (10) Cunniff (1-0) Leathersich (0-1) 2-4 4th :03 7,031 4/12 at iow L 18-5 Mills (2-0) Gonzalez (0-2) 2-5 4th :57 3,734 4/13 at iow L 5-2 Brooks (2-0) Worley (0-1) Johnson (1) 2-6 4th :56 4,130 4/14 at iow W 11-1 Copeland (1-1) Buchanan (0-2) 3-6 T3rd :28 4,774 4/15 at oma W 4-2 Guerra (1-0) Farrell (1-1) Cunniff (1) 4-6 3rd :50 2,984 4/16 at oma L 7-0 Dziedzic (2-1) Nicolino (0-1) 4-7 3rd :37 3,315 4/17 at oma L 5-3 Alburquerque (1-0) Lazo (0-2) 4-8 3rd :50 2,891 4/18 IOW W 8-0 Worley (1-1) Brooks (2-1) 5-8 3rd :36 3,553 4/19 IOW L 8-3 Mejia (1-0) Copeland (1-2) 5-9 4th :57 4,499 4/20 IOW W 7-3 Mortensen (2-0) Perez (0-2) 6-9 3rd :54 6,469 4/21 IOW L 4-3 Floro (1-0) Cervenka (0-2) Pena (2) 6-10 T3rd :36 6,511 4/22 OMA W 6-0 Fife (1-0) Skoglund (1-1) 7-10 T2nd :55 6,668 4/23 OMA L 4-2 Staumont (2-1) Worley (1-2) Alburquerque (1) 7-11 T3rd :35 4,382 4/24 OMA W 4-1 Copeland (2-2) Junis (1-1) Ellington (1) rd :45 3,451 4/25 OMA L 7-5 Farrell (3-1) Despaigne (0-1) Alburquerque (2) rd :58 6,180 4/27 at nas L 9-2 Gray (1-0) Nicolino (0-2) th :56 9,291 4/28 at nas L 4-1 Blackburn (1-2) Fife (1-1) Castro (2) th :37 7,853 4/29 at nas L 10-2 Smith (1-1) Worley (1-3) th :54 10,672 4/30 at nas Suspended: Rain (top 4th inning). To be completed on June 18 at 5:05 p.m. 5/1 at nas L 6-4 (12) Smith (2-0) Marte (0-1) th :08 8,262 5/2 IOW W 5-3 Nicolino (1-2) Zastrynzny (0-1) Ellington (2) th :40 2,494 5/3 IOW Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for May 4. 5/4 IOW W 11-5 Mortensen (3-0) Williams (1-3) th :02 DH IOW L 2-1 Rosscup (2-0) Worley (1-4) Johnson (3) th :48 3,623 5/5 IOW L 7-1 Brooks (3-2) Copeland (2-3) th :01 5,001 5/6 at tac W 1-0 (10) O Grady (1-0) Fien (0-1) Steckenrider (1) th :59 5,871 5/7 at tac L 7-5 Lowe (2-2) Nicolino (1-3) Harper (1) th :07 6,081 5/8 at tac L 2-0 Weber (2-0) Fife (1-2) Pagan (2) th :09 2,641 5/9 at tac L 11-8 Moore (1-0) Worley (1-5) th :49 3,145 5/11 at rno W 7-4 Copeland (3-3) Banda (3-2) Guerra (1) th :50 3,721 5/12 at rno L 9-4 Jokisch (2-0) Despaigne (0-2) th :56 5,054 5/13 at rno L (12) Davis (3-0) Payano (0-1) th :36 5,023 5/14 at rno W 9-7 Worley (2-5) Sampson (3-2) Cunniff (2) th :18 4,523 5/15 SL L 6-4 Conley (0-1) Scribner (5-0) Miller (4) th :46 2,906 5/16 SL L 1-0 Bridwell (2-0) Copeland (3-4) Magnifico (1) th :06 2,959 5/17 SL L 3-9 Wright (2-1) O Grady (1-1) Miller (5) th :11 8,190 5/18 SL W 4-2 Fife (2-2) Campos (0-2) Steckenrider (2) th :52 3,206 5/19 LV L 2-1 Knapp (2-4) Nappo (0-1) Bradford (6) th :37 11,807 5/20 LV L 8-2 Gilmartin (2-2) Conley (0-2) th :45 5,119 5/21 LV L 7-3 Pill (3-1) Copeland (3-5) th :51 2,214 5/22 LV W 5-1 Cunniff (2-0) Rowen (1-1) th :28 3,742 5/23 at cos W 7-2 Fife (3-2) Woodruff (5-3) Despaigne (1) th :53 3,892 5/24 at cos W 14-4 Marte (1-1) Hader (3-4) th :06 2,445 5/25 at cos L 7-6 Wang (2-0) Payano (0-2) Cravy (2) th :53 2,505 5/26 at cos L 10-5 Suter (3-1) Copeland (3-6) th :56 3,803 5/27 OKC L 10-2 Urias (1-0) O Grady (1-2) th :11 4,128 5/28 OKC W 11-3 Fife (4-2) Masterson (4-2) th :35 5,069 5/29 OKC L 11-1 Oaks (2-1) Marte (1-2) th :35 3,081 5/30 OKC Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for July 8. 6/1 at rr L 3-2 Loewen (1-0) Steckenrider (0-1) Claiborne (8) th :01 7,001 6/2 at rr L 6-3 (7) Gamboa (4-5) O Grady (1-3) Scheppers (1) th :08 9,382 6/3 at rr L 4-2 Ross (2-0) Fife (4-3) Wagner (2) th :45 11,689 6/4 at rr W 7-1 Guerra (2-0) Bass (1-1) th :19 8,044 6/5 MEM L 4-1 Weaver (6-1) Copeland (3-7) Tuivailala (4) th :58 2,126 6/6 MEM W 6-4 Conley (1-2) Gonzales (1-3) th :21 2,379 6/7 MEM W 5-4 Payano (1-2) Socolovich (0-1) Steckenrider (3) th :48 4,403 6/8 MEM L 3-2 Montgomery (2-0) Guerra (2-1) Tuivailala (5) th :31 6,008 6/9 at oma L 7-1 Peterson (1-2) Marte (1-3) th :45 7,415 6/10 at oma W 12-4 Copeland (4-7) Caramo (0-5) th :51 5,061 6/11 at oma L (10) Stout (3-0) Guerra (2-2) th :21 3,699 6/13 RR L 5-2 Wright (3-0) Cervenka (0-3) Claiborne (11) th :15 5,377 6/14 RR W 5-3 O Grady (2-3) Wagner (1-6) Lobstein(1) th :46 5,487 6/15 RR L 6-3 Reyes (2-1) Marte (1-4) Claiborne (12) th :24 5,729 6/16 RR L 5-4 Wolff (1-0) Despaigne (0-3) Claiborne (13) th :52 7,737 6/17 at nas L 3-2 Sanchez (0-1) Lobstein (0-1) th :19 11,678 6/18 at nas Postponed: Rain. Doubleheader scheduled for June 20. SUSP. at nas W 1-0 Koehler (1-0) Smith (1-2) th :32 8,196 6/19 at nas W 6-0 (7) Payano (2-2) Hurlbutt (0-1) th :34 7,977 6/20 at nas W 3-0 (7) O Grady (3-3) Walter (2-2) Tazawa (1) th :36 DH at nas L 6-3 (7) Castro (1-4) Cunniff (2-1) th :39 7,734 6/22 COS L 8-5 Ventura (2-1) Conley (1-3) Goforth (4) th :16 5,023 6/23 COS W 4-1 Payano (3-2) Blazek (1-2) Steckenrider (4) th :41 5,412 6/24 COS L 1-0 Snow (2-1) Koehler (1-1) Scahill (5) th :39 8,145 6/25 COS W 7-1 Cuevas (1-0) Jungmann (4-1) Despaigne (1) th :30 4,214

9 day-by-day Date Opp Result Winner Loser Save Record Pos GB Time Attendance 6/26 at iow L 1-0 Perez (3-7) O Grady (3-4) Johnson (7) th :55 9,653 6/27 at iow L 7-6 Rodriguez (1-0) Lobstein (0-2) th :07 9,663 6/28 at iow W 6-4 Copeland (5-7) Brooks (4-6) Steckenrider (5) th :11 5,751 6/29 at iow L 5-2 Kelly (5-1) Despaigne (0-4) Carasiti (1) th :39 8,920 6/30 at mem L 7-1 Herget (2-0) Cuevas (1-1) th :24 4,961 7/1 at mem L 5-1 Gallen (1-1) O Grady (3-5) th :31 7,508 7/2 at mem W 10-3 Conley (2-3) Gant (1-4) th :03 3,050 7/3 at mem L 4-1 Socolovich (2-1) Copeland (5-8) Montgomery (2) th :29 11,076 7/4 OMA W 3-2 Nicolino (2-3) Junis (2-3) Ellington (3) th :19 10,102 7/5 OMA L 2-1 Caramo (2-6) Cunniff (2-2) Culver (8) th :16 4,829 7/6 OMA W 7-0 Despaigne (1-4) Farrell (7-4) th :44 5,317 7/7 OKC W 5-2 Conley (3-3) Hale (1-1) Ellington (4) th :17 6,101 7/8 OKC W 6-1 (7) Copeland (6-8) Younginer (3-3) th :59 DH OKC L 2-0 (7) Bleich (2-0) Guerra (2-3) th :12 6,022 7/9 OKC W 3-0 Nicolino (3-3) Castillo (4-4) Marte (1) th :43 5,261 *All-Star Break* 7/13 at okc W 7-4 Ellington (1-0) Broussard (3-1) th :20 4,978 7/14 at okc W Cervenka (1-3) Younginer (3-4) Ellington (5) th :50 9,602 7/15 at okc W 4-3 Nicolino (4-3) Hale (1-2) Schlereth (1) th :36 9,927 7/16 at okc L 4-2 Font (7-5) Cuevas (1-2) Broussard (2) th :22 5,110 7/17 at rr L 10-1 Dykstra (1-3) Copeland (6-9) th :31 8,199 7/18 at rr L 5-3 (10) Claiborne (3-0) Schlereth (0-1) th :10 7,785 7/19 at rr L 6-4 Martinez (2-0) Guerra (2-4) Alvarez (4) th :09 7,556 7/20 at rr L 3-2 Blackburn (4-2) Nicolino (4-4) Alvarez (5) th :47 9,485 7/21 NAS 7/22 NAS 7/23 NAS 7/24 NAS 7/25 at fre 7/26 at fre 7/27 at fre 7/28 at fre 7/29 at sac 7/30 at sac 7/31 at sac 8/1 at sac 8/3 ELP 8/4 ELP 8/5 ELP 8/6 ELP 8/7 ABQ 8/8 ABQ 8/9 ABQ 8/10 ABQ 8/11 at cos 8/12 at cos 8/13 at cos 8/14 at cos 8/15 RR 8/16 RR 8/17 RR 8/18 RR 8/19 at mem 8/20 at mem 8/21 at mem 8/22 at mem 8/24 COS 8/25 COS 8/26 COS 8/27 COS 8/28 at okc 8/29 at okc 8/30 at okc 8/31 at okc 9/1 NAS 9/2 NAS 9/3 NAS 9/4 NAS