ATLANTA BRAVES (90-72, 1st N.L East) at LOS ANGELES DODGERS (92-71, 1st N.L. West)

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1 ATLANTA BRAVES (90-72, 1st N.L East) at LOS ANGELES DODGERS (92-71, 1st N.L. West) RH Mike Foltynewicz (13-10, 2.85) vs. LH Hyun-Jin Ryu (7-3, 1.97) NLDS Game No. 1 October 4, :37 p.m. Dodger Stadium Los Angeles, Calif. MLBN Braves vs. Dodgers All-Time Overall (since 1900) Atlanta Era (since 66) at Atlanta at SunTrust Park ( 17) at Turner Field ( 97-16) at Los Angeles ( 58) at Dodger Stadium ( 62) Eight Straight The Braves have lost eight consecutive playoff rounds, dating to the 2001 League Championship Series against Arizona. That streak is the second longest in MLB history. The Braves last won a playoff round in 2001, sweeping Houston in the NLDS. Only Chicago (NL) own a longer such skid, losing 10 consecutive rounds from 1910 through Credit to Elias for the research Braves Breakdown Overall Home Road Day Night Current Streak... L2 Last 5 Games Last 10 Games March April May June July August September Vs. LHSP Vs. RHSP Series Opener Series Opener at Home Series Opener on Road By Series By Home Series By Road Series Rubber Games Sweeps/Were Swept Scored First Opponent Scored First run games or 2 run games Comeback Wins Last AB Wins Walkoff Wins Extra Innings Led After Led After Led After Tied After Tied After Tied After Behind After Behind After Behind After Division Games Vs. Other Divisions Vs. A.L. Teams Vs. N.L. Teams Vs. A.L. East Vs. N.L. East Vs. N.L. Central Vs. N.L. West Hit 0 HR Hit 1+ HR Hit 2+ HR Scored 3 or Fewer Runs Scored 4 or More Runs Scored 5 or More Runs Allowed 3 or Fewer Runs Allowed 4 or More Runs Allowed 5 or More Runs More Hits than Opponent Fewer Hits than Opponent Committed No Errors Committed 1 or More Errors Before All-star Game After All-star Game Starter Goes at least 5 inn Starter Goes at least 6 inn Starter Goes at least 7 inn TONIGHT S GAME: The Braves and Dodgers open their National League Division Series tonight with Game 1 at Dodger Stadium...The clubs met seven times in the regular season, with the Dodgers winning five of the games, and outscoring the Braves by a combined score of The Dodgers beat the Braves, 3-gamesto-1, in the 2013 NLDS, the last time Atlanta was in the postseason. The teams' first series came June 8-10 here in Los Angeles, with the Dodgers winning two of three... The clubs met again, July at SunTrust Park, and the Dodgers won the first three before Sean Newcomb carried a no-hitter for 8.2 innings in the final game to help the Braves win, 4-1. Since the beginning of 2013, the Braves are 6-16 here at Dodger Stadium, including losing Game 3 and 4 of the NLDS in RHP Mike Foltynewicz is set for his postseason debut tonight, and is facing a Dodgers team that beat him, 4-1, on July 27 at SunTrurst Park...The righty, who became the first pitcher in Braves franchise history to have 200 strikeouts and an opponents' average below.200 in a single season, won his only career start at Dodgers Stadium, beating Los Angeles, 6-3, on July 20, LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu is scheduled to face the Braves for the first time since the 2014 regular season...the lefty started and went 3.0 innings in Game 3 of the 2013 NLDS in his only postseason appearance against Atlanta, a 13-6 win...overall, Ryu is 0-1 with a 4.22 ERA (10 ER/21.1 IP) in four games, all starts, against Atlanta. 18 IN 18: The Braves clinched the 18th division title in franchise history this season, beating the Phillies, 5-3 on September 22 to win the National League East...The 18 division titles are tied for the most in major league history with New York (AL)...This season also marks the franchise s 24th postseason berth in the modern era and its first since The Braves won a major league-record 14 consecutive division titles from , with the first three coming as N.L. West champs before moving into the N.L. East in the strike-shortened 1994 season...they also won the West in 1969 and 1982, and the East in The Braves became the first National League team to clinch a playoff berth this season and the third division winner in baseball...boston won the A.L. East, while Cleveland took the A.L. Central prior to the Braves. The Braves clinched the title on September 22, exactly five years to the day of their last division title in The Braves won the N.L. East that day after second-place Washington lost to Miami during the Braves 5-2 win at Chicago. The Braves also clinched their division titles in 1996 and 1997 on September 22. THE POSTSEASON: This series will be the Braves' 35th postseason matchup in franchise history, and their first since losing 3-1 in 2013 Division Series to the Los Angeles Dodgers...They are (.476) all-time in the postseason, despite having outscored the opposition (+32 run differential). The Braves have played in 13 division series (6-7), 11 league championship series (5-6), nine World Series (3-6) and one wild card game (0-1). GAME 1: The Braves are set to play their 34th Game 1 of a playoff round tonight (that total does not include a wild card game loss in 2012), and are in these games...they have also lost seven consecutive series openers in the postseason; they last won a Game 1 in 2001 when they swept Houston in the NLDS. The Braves are 11-4 in series when they win Game 1 and 3-15 when they drop the opener. They last won a series when dropping Game 1 in 1999, when they lost 6-1 vs. Houston in the NLDS before going on to win the next three games...they last lost a series when winning the opener in 1996, when they won the first two games of the World Series at Yankee Stadium, before dropping the next four. VS. LHP: The Braves are set to face LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu and LHP Clayton Kershaw to open this series, and went (.447) against left-handed starters in the regular season this year...they were (.600) in games started by a right-hander. Despite the losing record against left-handed starters, the Braves hit.269 (426-for-1582) overall against lefties, the third-best mark in baseball...their.336 on-base percentage was also third best, while their.444 slugging percentage was fourth. 1B Freddie Freeman hit.309 (63-for-204) against lefties this season, the second-best mark among lefthanded hitters...only Milwaukee's Christian Yelich was better at B Ozzie Albies, a switch hitter, compiled a.905 OPS against lefties, and a.695 OPS against righties. ON THE ROAD: The Braves finished (.580) away from SunTrust Park this season, tied for the best road record in the National League with Los Angeles. Upcoming Schedule and Probable Pitchers The 47 road wins are the most since the 2004 club also won 47 away from Turner Field. POSTSEASON EXPERIENCE: Twelve of the 25 players on the Braves' NLDS roster have previous postseason experience, including three who have been on a World Series roster...five of the players are rookies. MORE INFO: For more information about the Braves 2018 season, please see the club's Season in Review packet, located at y2018/2018_atl_season_summary.pdf DATE OPP. PROBABLE PITCHERS TV TIME Fri., Oct. 5 at LAD RHP Aníbal Sánchez (7-6, 2.83) vs. LHP Clayton Kershaw (9-5, 2.73) FS1 9:37 Sat., Oct. 6 OPEN DATE Sun., Oct.7 LAD TBA vs. TBA FS1 8:07 All times listed are Eastern; All games broadcast on 680 The Fan and the Braves Radio Network FSSE-Fox Sports Southeast; FSSO-Fox Sports South

2 Tonight s Starting Pitcher #26 Mike Foltynewicz RHP yrs 2018 Record: 13-10, 2.85 ERA 2017 Record: 10-13, 4.79 ERA vs. RHB:.208 (68-327), 6 HR vs. LHB:.183 (62-339), 11 HR Tonight s Game Set for his postseason debut in his fifth major league campaign. Made a career-high 31 starts in the regular season, and set career bests in wins (13), innings (183.0 IP), ERA (2.85) and strikeouts (202)...Went and allowed opponents to bat just.195 against him. Among qualified N.L. pitchers, ranked among league leaders in complete games (T1st, 2), shutouts (T1st, 1), opponents batting average (2nd,.195) ERA (6th, 2.85) and strikeouts (6th, 202). Has faced Los Angeles just twice in his major league career, and is 1-1 with a 5.56 ERA (7 ER/11.1 IP)...Dodgers batters have reached base at a.333 clip. Earned the win in his only career start at Dodger Stadium, July 20, Allowed six hits and three runs over 6.1 innings in Atlanta's 6-3 win. Made one start against them this season, July 27, and was touched for six hits and four runs over 5.0 innings to take the loss at SunTrust Park. Fanned Phillies outfielder Roman Quinn in the end of the third inning in his final start of the season to notch his 200th strikeout...finished the season fanning 202 batters to become the first Braves pitcher with 200 strikeouts since Javier Vazquez fanned 238 in Since the club moved to Atlanta in 1966, only five different pitchers prior to Foltynewicz had reached 200 strikeouts in a season: John Smoltz (five times), Phil Niekro (three times), Vazquez (once), Kevin Millwood (once), and Greg Maddux (once). Allowed one hit over 5.0 innings in his final start of the season, dropping his batting average against to a franchise single season-low.195 (130-for-666)...Foltynewicz passed Julio Teheran, who had a.196 mark (122-for-623) this season. Greg Maddux held the previous record with a.197 mark (147-for-748) set in Prior to this season, Maddux was the only qualifying Braves pitcher to ever finish a season with a batting average against lower than Recap The only National League pitcher with a better mark than Foltynewicz and Teheran this season was RHP Max Scherzer (.188). Had 17 starts this season in which he allowed no more than one run, the secondmost such starts in the National League...Jacob degrom had 18. Only Greg Maddux had more starts of one run or less in a single season for Atlanta...Maddux set the Atlanta franchise record with 19 such starts in 2002, and he also had 18 starts in Was selected to his first major league All-Star Game after going 7-5 with a 2.66 ERA (30 ER/101.2 IP) over 18 games to open the season...fanned 120 batters over innings of work. Tossed a scoreless fourth inning in his All-Star Game debut, retiring José Ramírez, Manny Machado and José Abreu, while walking Aaron Judge. Made his final regular season start at SunTrust Park, 9/22 vs. PHI...Earned the win as Atlanta clinched the N.L. East division title...finished the season 5-4 with a 3.19 ERA (34 ER/96.0 IP) in his home park. Opponents batted just.199 against him at SunTrust Park, logging 66 hits in 345 at-bats. Since the Braves moved to Atlanta in 1966, only three pitchers allowed a lower opponents average at home in a single season...damian Moss set the Atlanta-era record with a.184 average in 2002, while Tom Glavine allowed a.186 mark in 1997 and opponents hit just.189 against John Smoltz at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium in Tossed his second complete game of the season, 9/11 at San Francisco...Held the Giants to six hits and one run on 108 pitches, fanning seven. Lost the bid for his second shutout of the season when San Francisco plated its only run of the game in the bottom of the ninth...shut out Washington on 6/1, the first of his career. The complete game was the first for a Braves pitcher on the road since 2016, when Julio Teheran blanked the Mets on June 19. Foltynewicz became the first Atlanta pitcher with two complete games in a single season since Shelby Miller logged two in Made six starts in August, and went 3-2 with a 2.09 ERA (9 ER/38.2 IP) and 41 strikeouts. His run last month followed five starts in July during which he went 2-3 with a 5.72 ERA (18 ER/28.1 IP). Thew the first shutout of his major league career, 6/1 vs. Washington...Allowed just two hits and struck out 11. Became the seventh pitcher in Atlanta-era history to throw a two-hitter or better with double-digit strikeouts and the first since Greg Maddux fanned 14 Brewers in a two-hit, 1-0 win on May 2, 2001 at Turner Field. Career Recap Acquired by the Atlanta Braves along with RHP Andrew Thurman and INF Rio Ruiz from the Houston Astros in exchange for C/OF Evan Gattis and RHP James Hoyt on 1/14/15. Foltynewicz s Game Log DATE OPP. DECISION IP H R ER BB SO HR #P Spring Totals (5) 2-1, 3.38 ERA /30 vs. PHI ND, L, /4 vs. WSH W (1-0), /10 at WSH L (1-1), /17 vs. PHI ND, L, /23 at CIN ND, L, /28 at PHI W (2-1), March/April Totals (6) 2-1, 2.53 ERA * 5/4 vs. SF L (2-2), /10 at MIA W (3-2), /15 vs. CHI ND, L, /21 at PHI L (3-3), /27 at BOS W (4-3), May Totals (5) 2-2, 2.57 ERA * 6/1 vs. WSH W (5-3), /6 at SD L (5-4), /12 vs. NYM ND, W, /25 vs. CIN ND, W, June Totals (4) 1-1, 1.13 ERA * 7/1 at STL W (6-4), /6 at MIL L (6-5), /11 vs. TOR W (7-5), /22 at WSH L (7-6), /27 vs. LAD L (7-7), July Totals (5) 2-3, 5.72 ERA * 8/2 at NYM W (8-7), /8 at WSH W (9-7), /13 vs. MIA [2] W (10-7), /18 vs. COL ND, L, /24 at MIA L (10-8), /30 vs. CHI L (10-9), August Totals (6) 3-2, 2.09 ERA * 9/5 vs. BOS ND, L, /11 at SF W (11-9), /17 vs. STL L (11-10), /22 vs. PHI W (12-10), /28 at PHI W (13-10), *Average Pitches MIKE FOLTYNEWICZ - SEASON & CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career FOLTYNEWICZ vs. LOS ANGELES-NL W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career Last Win vs. LAD: 6-3 on 7/20/17, ATL at LAD (6.1 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 2 BB, 5 SO) FOLTYNEWICZ S MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER HIGHS Most Innings Pitched , twice, last: 9/11/18 at SF Most Strikeouts...11, twice, last: 6/1/18 vs. WSH Most Runs Allowed... 8, twice, last: 8/16/17 at COL Most Home Runs Allowed...4, twice, last: 7/5/16 at PHI Longest Winning Streak... 6 games, 6/7/17-7/25/17 Longest Losing Streak games, 8/11/17-9/14/ Strikeout Games... 5, last: 6/1/18 vs. WSH Career Complete Games.... 2, last: 9/11/18 at SF Low-Hit Complete Game...2, 6/1/18 vs. WSH FOLTYNEWICZ S BATTING AVG G AB H R HR RBI BB SO SAC Career Last HR: None Game 2 Starting Pitcher ANÍBAL SÁNCHEZ - SEASON & CAREER W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career SÁNCHEZ vs. LOS ANGELES-NL W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career Last Win vs. LAD: 5-3 on 6/9/18, ATL at LAD (5.1 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2 BB, 5 SO) Postseason History: Set for his eighth career postseason appearance and his seventh start...is 2-4 with a 2.79 ERA (12 ER/38.2 IP) over his first seven turns.. Made his last postseason appearance in the 2014 ALDS at Baltimore, while with Detroit Backstop Breakdown Errors Pick-offs Catcher F-T-C PB CCS-SB (Attempts) 1B-2B-3B Inn./ER ERA Record Suzuki (60) / Flowers (54) / Rivera (1) / Pitchers Totals (125) / Stats are for players on active NLDS roster only 2018 Starting Pitcher Stats Quality Team Run Pitcher Starts Starts W-L Record* IP (Avg) Support^ Julio Teheran (5.2) 77 (2.5) Mike Foltynewicz (5.2) 106 (3.4) Sean Newcomb (5.1) 98 (3.3) Aníbal Sánchez (5.2) 51 (2.1) Kevin Gausman (6.0) 34 (3.4) Max Fried (4.1) 12 (3.0) Touki Toussaint (5.1) 15 (3.0) Team Totals (5.2) 484 (2.9) *Braves record in his starts; ^Runs scored while he is in the game (avg.) Stats are for players on active NLDS roster only

3 Braves Bullpen Briefs Brad Brach RHP yrs #46 Saves/Opp: 12/16 Holds: 11 1st Batter/Retired: 69/49 Inherited Runners/Scored: 23/7 Makes his third postseason appearance...was with Baltimore during the 2014 ALDS vs. Detroit and the ALCS vs. Kansas City, as well as the 2016 Wild Card at Toronto...Is 1-0 with a 0.00 ERA (3.2 IP) in three postseason games. Is 1-1 with a 2.29 ERA (5 ER/19.2 IP) in 18 career games against Los Angeles...Last faced them in Atlanta acquired him, 7/29, from the Baltimore Orioles in exchange for an international signing slot...allowed just four earned runs in 27 appearances (23.2 IP) with Atlanta, pitching to a 1.52 ERA...Went 1-2 with a 4.85 ERA (21 ER/39.0 IP) in 42 games with Baltimore, converting 11-of-13 save chances. Has a 1.76 ERA (6 ER/30.2 IP) in 34 appearances against the National League this season...in 35 games against A.L. opponents, went 2-2 with a 5.34 ERA (19 ER/32.0 IP). Max Fried LHP yrs #54 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/Retired: 9/7 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Makes his first postseason roster...allowed just two hits and one run over 5.0 innings in his only career appearance vs. the Dodgers, a start on 7/28 of this season at SunTrust Park. Went 1-4 with a 2.94 ERA (11 ER/33.2 IP) in 14 games with Atlanta this season, including five starts..in nine relief appearances this season, went 0-2 with a 3.75 ERA (5 ER/12.0 IP) and 17 strikeouts...was 1-2 with a 2.49 ERA in five starts...for his career, has a 2.93 ERA in nine starts and a 4.12 ERA in 14 games in relief. Five of his final six appearances of the season were in relief, including each of his last four...allowed just seven hits and one run over 8.0 innings (1.13 ERA) in that span, fanning 12. Allowed just one hit with runners in scoring position on the season, holding opponents to a.033 (1-for-30) average, including an 0-for-14 mark in such situations with two outs. Kevin Gausman RHP yrs #45 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/Retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Has one previous postseason appearance, pitching in relief for three games with Baltimore during the 2014 ALDS vs. Detroit and ALCS vs. Kansas City...Allowed one run over 8.0 innings (1.13 ERA) in three games. Made one career appearance against the Dodgers, 7/6 of last season while with Baltimore...Allowed eight hits and four runs over 5.0 innings in a no-decision. Has not pitched in relief since the 2015 season, but has 23 career appearances out of the bullpen...is 4-2 with a 3.86 ERA (15 ER/35.0 IP) and three holds. Atlanta acquired him from the Baltimore Orioles on 7/31 in a six-player trade...made 10 starts for Atlanta after being acquired, and went 5-3 with a 2.87 ERA (19 ER/59.2 IP). A.J. Minter LHP yrs #33 Saves/Opp: 15/17 Holds: 12 1st Batter/Retired: 65/46 Inherited Runners/Scored: 12/3 Makes his first postseason roster. Faced the Dodgers twice in his career, both this season...allowed one hit and one run in 2.1 innings. Went 4-3 with a 3.23 ERA (22 ER/61.1 IP) over 65 games this year, his first full campaign...logged 15 saves and 12 holds, one of four pitchers in the majors to reach both marks. Converted his 15th save of the season, 9/21 vs. PHI..His 15 saves were second most among rookies and were the most by a rookie left-hander since Will McEnaney also saved 15 games for Cincinnati in Allowed 16 of his 22 earned runs at SunTrust Park...Went 2-0 with a 1.88 ERA (6 ER/28.2 IP) and converted 10-of-11 save chances in 31 games on the road. Batters hit.297 (19-for-64) against him with runners in scoring position, including.324 (11-for-34) in such situations with two outs...allowed a.208 (11-for-53) opponents' average with no runners on and no outs. Sean Newcomb LHP yrs #15 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/Retired: 1/1 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Makes his first postseason roster. Is 1-2 with a 4.38 ERA (12 ER/24.2 IP) in four career games, all starts, against the Dodgers... Fell one strike shy of a no-hitter, 7/29/18 vs. LAD...Since that game vs. Los Angeles, went 2-4 with a 5.68 ERA over his final 10 games of the season, including nine starts. Has made one career appearance in relief, 9/30 at PHI, in his last game of the season...tossed 0.2 scoreless innings. Went 12-9 with a 3.90 ERA (71 ER/164.0 IP) in 31 games, 30 starts, this season, his first full major league campaign. Chad Sobotka RHP yrs #61 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 1 1st Batter/Retired: 14/12 Inherited Runners/Scored: 9/1 Makes his first postseason roster, and has never faced Los Angeles...Has just 14 major league appearances. Went 1-0 with a 1.88 ERA (3 ER/14.1 IP), one hold and 21 strikeouts in 14 games with Atlanta...Each of his last eight games (spanning 7.0 innings) were scoreless, allowing just one hit with nine strikeouts. Allowed major league opponents to bat just.104 against him, yielding five hits in 48 at-bats...lefties hit.118 (2- for-17), while righties batted.097 (3-for-31). Fanned 77 batters in 57.2 minor league innings...his 12.0 SO/9.0 IP was highest among all Braves farmhands with at least 50.0 innings pitched. Julio Teheran RHP yrs #49 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/Retired: 0/0 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Makes his second postseason appearance, and his second against Los Angeles...Allowed eight hits and six runs over 2.2 innings in his only postseason outing, starting Game 3 of the 2013 NLDS at Dodger Stadium. Has three career relief appearances, and none since Has a 5.87 career ERA (5 ER/7.2 IP) in relief. Went 9-9 with a 3.94 ERA (77 ER/175.2 IP) in 31 games, all starts, this season...allowed opponents to bat just.196 this season, the second lowest single-season average against in franchise history. Touki Toussaint RHP yrs #62 Saves/Opp: 0/0 Holds: 0 1st Batter/Retired: 2/2 Inherited Runners/Scored: 0/0 Makes his first postseason roster and has never faced Los Angeles...Has pitched in just seven major league games. Went 2-1 with a 4.03 ERA in seven games (five starts) for Atlanta...Was named the organization's Minor League Pitcher of the Year after combining to go 9-6 with a 2.38 ERA (36 ER/136.1 IP) and 163 strikeouts across two levels...his 163 strikeouts paced all Atlanta farmhands. In two relief appearances for the Braves, allowed two hits and three runs over 2.0 innings...fanned all three batters he faced in his last game, 9/29 at PHI...Went 2-1 with a 3.33 ERA (10 ER/27.0 IP) in five starts with the Braves. Fanned 32 and allowed just 18 hits with Atlanta, as opponents batted.182 against him. Jonny Venters LHP yrs #48 Saves/Opp: 3/4 Holds: 15 1st Batter/Retired: 49/38 Inherited Runners/Scored: 27/7 Makes his third postseason roster...was with Atlanta for the 2010 NLDS vs. San Francisco and the 2012 Wild Card vs. St. Louis...Is unscored upon in five postseason games, allowing eight hits and eight strikeouts in 6.0 innings. Is 2-0 with a 0.71 ERA (1 ER/12.2 IP) and one save in 12 career games against the Dodgers. Atlanta acquired him from the Tampa Bay Rays, 7/26, in exchange for an international signing slot...rejoined the Braves after spending three seasons in Atlanta, Went 4-1 with a 3.54 ERA (8 ER/20.1 IP) and two saves in 28 games with the Braves this season. All eight of his earned runs with Atlanta scored in his final 17 games, spanning 10.2 innings (6.75 ERA). In 49 relief appearances this season between Atlanta and Tampa Bay, went 5-1 with three saves and a 2.38 ERA (9 ER/34.0 IP)...Allowed five runs in 0.1 inning in his only start, 6/6 at WSH while with the Rays. Arodys Vizcaíno RHP yrs #38 Saves/Opp: 16/18 Holds: 1 1st Batter/Retired: 39/30 Inherited Runners/Scored: 2/2 Makes his first postseason appearance. Is 0-1 with a 4.35 ERA (5 ER/10.1 IP) in 11 career games vs. LAD...All five runs scored over 0.1 innings in his first career appearance against them...has a 10-game scoreless streak against them since, spanning 10.0 innings. Went 2-2 with a 2.11 ERA (9 ER/38.1 IP) and 16 saves in 39 games this season...missed 63 totals games over two stints on the disabled list with right shoulder inflammation. Since assuming the primary closer role for Atlanta on 7/30/17, has converted 28-of-31 (90%) save opportunities, including each of his last nine opportunities. Just 14 of his 39 outings this season have been clean appearances in which he did not allow a baserunner...tossed a clean inning in just three of his 18 save opportunities, but has converted 16 of those chances. Team Bullpen Totals W-L: SV-OPP: ERA: 4.15 IP: R: 277 ER: 257 HITS/HR: 505/52 BB: 273 SO: 556 1st Batter Faced/Retired: 553/378 (68%) Inherited Runners/Scored: 234/76 (32%) Braves Bullpen By Month Month W-L ERA SV-OP IP H R ER BB SO HR March April May June July August Sept Most Recent Appearances BRAD BRACH 9/8 at ARI ND /9 at ARI ND /14 vs. WSH H, /16 vs. WSH ND /18 vs. STL ND /22 vs. PHI ND /27 at NYM ND /28 at PHI ND MAX FRIED 8/7 at WSH ND /17 vs. BUF!^ L, /26 at CHA!^ L, /31 vs. CHA!^ ND /15 vs. WSH ND /23 vs. PHI H, /27 at NYM ND /30 at PHI ND KEVIN GAUSMAN 8/21 at PIT! W, /26 at MIA! W, /1 vs. PIT! ND /7 at ARI! L, /14 vs. WSH! W, /20 vs. PHI! ND /30 at PHI! L, A.J. MINTER 9/5 vs. BOS L, /8 at ARI S, /10 at ARI S, /14 vs. WSH ND /19 vs. STL ND /21 vs. PHI S, /25 at NYM H, /30 at PHI ND SEAN NEWCOMB 8/23 at MIA! W, /29 vs. TB! L, /4 vs. BOS! L, /10 at SF! W, /16 vs. WSH! L, /26 at NYM! ND /30 at PHI ND CHAD SOBOTKA 9/8 at ARI W, /9 at ARI ND /15 vs. WSH ND /16 vs. WSH ND /20 vs. PHI ND /21 vs. PHI H, /25 at NYM ND /28 at PHI ND JULIO TEHERAN 8/22 at PIT! W, /28 vs. TB! ND /2 vs. PIT! ND /8 at ARI! ND /15 vs. WSH! L, /21 vs. PHI! ND /27 at NYM! L, TOUKI TOUSSAINT 8/28 vs. NOR!^ W, /3 vs. BOS! L, /9 at ARI! ND /15 vs. WSH ND /19 vs. STL! W, /25 at NYM! ND /29 at PHI ND JONNY VENTERS 9/12 at SF S, /14 vs. WSH H, /18 vs. STL ND /19 vs. STL H, /21 vs. PHI W, /22 vs. PHI H, /26 at NYM ND /29 at PHI L, ARODYS VIZCAÍNO 9/3 vs. CHA^ ND /5 at LEX! ND /7 vs. LEX! ND /15 vs. WSH ND /17 vs. STL ND /20 vs. PHI H, /22 vs. PHI S, /25 at NYM ND /28 at PHI ND ! as starter; ^ with Triple-A Gwinnett

4 Ronald Acuña Jr. OF yrs #13 PHI Series:.385 (5-13) Last HR: 9/18 vs. StL (Gomber) Road Trip:.360 (9-25) Current Streak: 6 games (9-25,.360) Season Long Streak: 11 games, 8/8-18 (21-45,.467, 8 HR) Has no postseason experience...made his MLB debut this season on 4/25 at CIN and finished hitting.293 (127-for-433) with a team-high 26 home runs and a.917 OPS in 111 games...became the first rookie to lead a Braves team in home runs since 1943, when OF Chuck Workman hit 10 of the Boston Braves 39 home runs. Only two players in baseball history have led off in a postseason game prior to his 21st birthday...hall-of-famer Freddie Lindstrom did it seven times as a 18-year-old in the 1924 World Series for the New York Giants, while Hall-of-Famer Mickey Mantle led off as a 19-year-old for the Yankees in the first two games of the 1951 World Series. After moving to the leadoff role in the first game out of the All-Star break on 7/20 at WSH, hit.322 (85-for-264) with 19 home runs, 46 RBI, 54 runs scored, 14 stolen bases, a.403 on-base percentage and a.625 slugging percentage in 68 games. His 85 hits were the second most in the majors post-break, while his 54 runs tied for the second most and his 19 home runs were tied for fourth most...his OPS was the third highest. Hit eight leadoff home runs this season to set the franchise single-season record and pass the previous mark of seven, set by Marquis Grissom in Is one of five players in baseball history to reach 26 home runs in a season prior to his 21st birthday...became the 10th player in history to have 25 home runs and 15 steals in his rookie season and the first since Mike Trout in Made starts at all three outfield positions (13 games, 8 starts in center field; 101 games, 96 starts in left field; 3 games, 3 starts in right field). Homered in five straight games, 8/11-8/14, to tie the franchise modern-era record for most consecutive games with a homer...prior to Acuña Jr., the last Braves player to homer in five straight was Brian McCann in Acuña Jr. became the youngest player in baseball history to homer in four straight games. Went to the DL on 5/28 and missed 28 games with a left knee mild ACL sprain, left knee contusion and lower back contusion...reinstated from the 10-day DL on 6/28. Lane Adams OF yrs #18 PHI Series:.000 (0-3) Last HR: 9/23 vs. PHI (Nola) Road Trip:.000 (0-3) Current Streak: 0-4 Season Long Streak: 1 game, 5x, last: 9/23 (2-3,.667) Has no postseason experience...the Braves selected his contract from Triple-A Gwinnett, 9/1...Marked his second stint on the active roster after he made his first Opening Day roster...also spent time in the Cubs organization, 5/5-6/30...Returned to Atlanta on 7/17. Seven of his 11 September appearances came in a pinch-running role... Pinch ran and scored the game-tying run, 9/1 vs. PIT in his first action since re-joining the Braves Ozzie Albies INF yrs #1 PHI Series:.154 (2-13) Last HR: Last HR: 9/25 at NYM (Blevins) Road Trip:.167 (4-24), HR Current Streak: 0-11 Season Long Streak: 11 games, 6/17-7/2 (22-51,.431, HR) Has no postseason experience... Hit.261 (167-for-639) with 40 doubles, 24 home runs, 105 runs scored, and 14 stolen bases in his first full season and made the All-Star Game as a reserve. His 69 extra-base hits were the third most by a middle infielder in franchise history... Marcus Giles had 72 in 2003, while Rogers Hornsby had 70 in His 105 runs scored were the most by a Braves player in a single season since 2007, when Chipper Jones had 108. Hit.226 (53-for-234) with four home runs in 65 games after the All-Star break...hit.281 (114-for-405) with 20 homers in 93 games prior to the break. A switch hitter, batted.333 (63-for-189) with eight home runs and a.900 OPS batting right-handed, and.231 (104-for-450) with a.691 OPS hitting lefty Homered from both sides of the plate, 7/11 vs. TOR, for his first career multi-hr game. Johan Camargo INF yrs #17 PHI Series:.333 (4-12), HR Last HR: 9/28 at PHI (Eickhoff) Road Trip:.250 (6-24), HR Current Streak: 1 game (1-4,.250) Season Long Streak: 10 games, 6/22-7/4 (15-42,.357, 2 HR) Has no postseason experience...hit.272 (126-for-464) with 19 home runs and a.806 OPS in 134 games during in his first full season. After being named the starting third baseman on 5/20, he hit.279 with 17 home runs in 110 games...his 17 home runs over this stretch were the second most on the team, trailing only Ronald Acuña Jr. s 22, while his 10 game-winning RBI in this stretch tied for the team lead with Freddie Freeman. Hit.339 (39-for-115) with a OPS with runners in scoring position this season... His OPS in these situations ranked second in the National League among qualified hitters...only Cincinnati s Joey Votto (1.028) was better. His 19 home runs were the most by a Braves third baseman since Chipper Jones hit 22 in Charlie Culberson INF yrs #16 PHI Series:.222 (2-9) Last HR: 9/16 vs. WSH (Holland) Road Trip:.167 (3-18) Current Streak: 0-4 Season Long Streak: 7 games, 5/29-6/6 (10-25,.400, HR) Has appeared in the postseason the last two seasons, and helped the Dodgers to the World Series in Hit.500 (8-for-16) with two doubles, a triple and a home run in 10 playoff games last season...for his career, is a.348 (8-for-23) hitter in 14 postseason games. In his first season in Atlanta, set career highs in nearly every offensive category, including games (113), home runs (12), and OPS (.792). Played seven positions in the regular season - LF (29 games, 23 starts), 3B (20 games, 17 starts), SS (20 games, 15 starts), 2B (9 games, 8 starts), 1B (2 games, 0 starts), RF (2 games, 1 start), P (1 game, 0 starts)...tossed his first career inning, 8/17 vs. COL. Compiled a.855 OPS in 48 games following the break. Became the first player in Atlanta-era history with two pinch-hit game-ending home runs in the same season (5/28 vs. NYM- G1; 6/3 vs. WSH). Lucas Duda 1B yrs #20 PHI Series: DNP Last HR: 9/9 at ARI (Yopez) Road Trip: DNP Current Streak: 0-1 Season Long Streak: 8 games, 8/4-8/13 (8-26,.308, HR) Appeared in 14 games to help New York (NL) to the N.L. pennant in Acquired along with cash from Kansas City, 8/29, for a player to be named later or cash considerations...went 4-for-18 (.222) with a home run after joining the Braves... Eighteen of his 22 plate appearances with Atlanta came as a pinch hitter. Braves Bits Ryan Flaherty 3B yrs #27 PHI Series:.000 (0-2) Last HR: 5/2 at NYM (Gsellman) Road Trip:.250 (1-4) Current Streak: 0-3 Season Long Streak: 6 games, 3/29-4/5 (10-23,.435) Has appeared in the postseason twice previous, both times with Baltimore (2012, 2014)...Is a.281 (9-for-32) hitter in 11 playoff games with two home runs. Began his first season with Atlanta as the club's Opening Day starting third baseman... Started 23 of the club's first 29 games...made 10 starts for the rest of the season...also spent time with Triple-A Gwinnett. Tyler Flowers C yrs #25 PHI Series:.167 (1-6) Last HR: 9/19 vs. StL (Cecil) Road Trip:.100 (1-10) Current Streak: 0-2 Season Long Streak: 6 games, 5/22-29 (7-21,.333, 2 HR) Has no postseason experience...in his third season in Atlanta, appeared in 82 games, his fewest appearances since 2012, when he played in 52 for Chicago (AL). Hit.348 (23-for-66) with five of his eight homers, 15 of his 30 RBI and a.511 onbase percentage against lefties...had 185 at-bats against righties and hit.184. Agreed to terms on a one-year contract for the 2019 season, with a club option for the 2020 season, 8/28...Hit his second career pinch-hit home run later that day...went 3-for-6 (.500) with four RBI as a pinch hitter this season. Freddie Freeman INF yrs #5 PHI Series:.400 (4-10) Last HR: 9/19 vs. StL (Flaherty) Road Trip:.263 (5-19) Current Streak: 0-5 Season Long Streak: 16 games, 5/19-6/3 (24-64,.375, HR) Along with RHP Julio Teheran, is the only Braves player who was on the roster during the club's last trip to the postseason in 2013, when they also played Los Angeles...Also played in the Wild Card game in Is 8-for-20 (.400) in his five playoff games. Played all 162 games for the second time in his career, hitting.309 (191-for-618) with 23 home runs, 44 doubles, 98 RBI and a.892 OPS for his third consecutive season of.300, 35 doubles and 20 home runs...in franchise history, only two other Braves, Hank Aaron (five such seasons) and Chipper Jones (four), have multiple such seasons. Named to his third All-Star Game and selected to start after leading the National League with over four million votes. Led the National League in hits, becoming the first Braves player to do so since 1992, when Terry Pendleton had 199 to tie Pittsburgh s Andy Van Slyke for the most in the league...the last Braves player to lead outright was Pendelton (187) in Finished with 71 extra-base hits, his fourth season surpassing 65 and his third straight... He is one of seven Braves in the live-ball era (since 1920) to have four seasons with at least 65 extra-base hits...hank Aaron (16), Andruw Jones (8), Chipper Jones (7), Eddie Mathews (6), Wally Berger (5), Dale Murphy (4). Hit.315 (114-for-362) with 16 home runs and 61 RBI in 94 games prior to the All- Star Game...Batted.301 (77-for-256) with seven home runs in 68 games after. Hit.309 (63-for-204) against lefties this season, the second-best mark among lefthanded hitters...only Milwaukee's Christian Yelich was better at.337. Ender Inciarte OF yrs #11 PHI Series:.273 (3-11) Last HR: 9/9 at ARI (Boxberger) Road Trip:.211 (4-19) Current Streak: 1 game (1-2,.500) Season Long Streak: 10 games, 4/16-4/26 (18-47,.383) Has no postseason experience... Hit.265 (158-for-597) while stealing a career-high 28 bases in his third season with Atlanta...The outfielder s stolen base total is the most by a Braves player since Michael Bourn swiped 42 in Hit.302 (70-for-232) in 65 games following the All-Star Game after he batted.241 (88- for-365) in 91 games prior to the break...for his career, Inciarte is a.315 (423-for-1,341) hitter after the All-Star break and a.263 (363-for-1,382) prior to the game. Finished with 19 hits in his final 41 at-bats (.463) against lefties with three doubles, a triple and a home run...hit.198 (23-for-116) against lefties to open the season. Nick Markakis OF yrs #22 PHI Series:.125 (1-8) Last HR: 8/9 at WSH (Gonzalez) Road Trip:.158 (3-19) Current Streak: 0-2 Season Long Streak: 12 games, 4/23-5/5 (23-48,.479, 4 HR) Appeared in seven postseason games with Baltimore in 2014, and hit.258 (8-for-31). Started every game this season and became the became the fifth Braves player since the National League went to a 162-game schedule in 1962 to start all OF Felix Milán did in 1969, before OF Andruw Jones started 162 in OF Jeff Francoeur started every game in consecutive seasons, 2006 and 2007, before 1B Freddie Freeman accomplished the feat in He also was one of two players in the majors to start all 162 games this season...san Diego s Freddy Galvis was the other. Named to his first All-Star Game as he started in the right field during the American League s 8-6, 10-inning win at Nationals Park...At the time of his selection, his 2,165 hits were the second most in MLB history by a player who had never been named to an All-Star team since the game s inception in 1933 (Juan Pierre, 2,217) Finished with 43 two-base hits, his most since hitting 45 in Became the first Braves player in franchise history (since 1876) to collect at least 35 doubles in four straight seasons Only Chipper Jones (five) and Hank Aaron (five) have more 35-double seasons over their entire Braves career than Markakis. Collected his 40th double, 9/6 at ARI...Became one of five active players with five 40-double seasons (Robinson Canó, Albert Pujols, Miguel Cabrera, David Wright). Hit 14 homers this season, surpassing his season-high total since joining the Braves in Had 13 in René Rivera C yrs #12 PHI Series:.000 (0-1) Last HR: 8/15 at SD (Yates) Road Trip:.000 (0-1) Current Streak: 0-12 Season Long Streak: 3 games, 5/15-8/17 (4-11,.364, 2 HR) Started the Wild Card game in 2016 with New York (NL) and went 1-for-3. The Braves acquired him off waivers from Los Angeles (AL), 8/29...Hit.244 (20-for- 82) with four home runs and 11 RBI in 30 games with the Angels this season. Kurt Suzuki C yrs #24 PHI Series:.000 (0-4) Last HR: 8/16 vs. COL (Gray) Road Trip:.250 (3-12) Current Streak: 0-4 Season Long Streak: 8 games, 8/9-present (12-32,.375, HR) Appeared in the 2012 NLDS with Washington, going 4-for-17 (.235) in five games. Hit.330 (30-for-91) with four home runs and a.914 OPS over his final 27 games. Batted.303 (44-for-145) with five home runs in 51 home games...hit.248 (50-for- 202) with seven home runs in 54 road games. Threw out 10 of 60 (17%) potential base stealers this season.

5 Braves Postseason Experience Braves Career Postseason Batting Player G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB IBB SO AVG OBP SLG Freddie Freeman Charlie Culberson Rene Rivera Ryan Flaherty Nick Markakis Kurt Suzuki Lucas Duda Braves Career Postseason Pitching Player W L Sv SvOp SHO G GS CG IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA AVG Brad Brach Jonny Venters Kevin Gausman Anibal Sanchez Julio Teheran Braves Blasts HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Braves Solo Opponent Solo...98 Braves 2-Run Opponent 2-Run...38 Braves 3-Run Opponent 3-Run...14 Braves Grand Slams... 4 Opponent Grand Slams... 3 Braves Total Opponent Total BRAVES BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Date Opp. Inning Hitters Opposing Pitchers(s) 4/8 at Colorado 6 Markakis & Swanson Freeland 5/2 at New York-NL 8 Camargo & Flaherty Gsellman 7/3 at New York-AL 5 Inciarte & Albies German 8/14 vs. Miami 1 Acuña Jr. & Culberson Richards MULTI-HOMER GAMES Duda /2/17 vs. PIT Three-Homer Game (1) 0 7/29/15 vs. SD Freeman /12/18 at MIA Suzuki 6 1 4/11/18 at WSH Inciarte 3 0 8/17/17 at COL Markakis 3 0 7/7/16 at CHI Three-Homer Game (1) 0 8/22/06 vs. MIN Flaherty 2 0 9/25/13 vs. TOR Flowers 2 0 9/8/14 vs. OAK Rivera 2 0 6/25/17 at SF Acuña Jr /14/18 vs. MIA Albies 1 1 7/11/18 vs. TOR LEAD-OFF HOMERS Acuña Jr /5/18 vs. BOS (Velázquez) Albies 4 3 5/14/18 at CHI (Quintana) Markakis 4 0 9/25/15 at MIA (Fernandez) Inciarte 2 0 5/1/17 vs. NYM (Gsellman) Flaherty* 1 0 5/10/12 vs. TEX (Lewis) GAME-ENDING HOMERS Culberson 4 2 6/3/18 vs. WSH (Roark) Freeman 3 0 6/1/16 vs. SF (Law) Suzuki 2 0 8/15/08 vs. CWS (Carrasco) Adams 1 0 9/10/17 vs. MIA (Worley) Albies 1 1 6/25/18 vs. CIN (Floro( Camargo 1 1 5/29/18 vs. NYM (Bautista) Duda 1 0 9/27/14 vs. HOU (Sipp) Flowers 1 0 9/8/14 vs. OAK (Chavez) Markakis 1 1 3/29/18 vs. PHI (Neris) GRAND SLAMS Markakis 4 1 6/30/18 at STL (Weaver) Albies 2 2 6/12/18 vs. NYM (Sewald) Flowers 2 0 8/20/17 vs. CIN (Storen) Camargo 1 1 6/19/18 at TOR (García) Duda 1 0 9/26/15 at CIN (Lamb) Flaherty 1 0 9/28/12 vs. BOS (Cook) Rivera 1 0 9/2/17 vs. ATL (Sims) Suzuki 1 0 9/10/07 at SEA (Ramírez) PINCH-HIT HOMERS Culberson 4 2 6/3/18 vs. WSH (Roark) Adams* 3 1 3/31/18 vs. PHI (Florimón) Suzuki 3 0 6/18/16 vs. NYY (Chapman) Duda 2 0 6/25/14 vs. OAK (Mills) Flowers 2 1 8/28/18 vs. TB (Roe) Freeman* 1 0 9/21/10 at PHI (Halladay) Rivera 1 0 8/17/16 at ARI (Leone) Swanson 1 1 6/24/18 vs. BAL (Brach) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOMERS Suzuki 1 0 5/20/14 at SD (Vincent) *First career home run Braves Disabled/Inactive List Player Pos. Injury 7/10/60-day DL Date on DL/List Date off DL/List Games Missed on DL Grant Dayton LHP Recovery from Tommy John surgery 60-day 2/ Jacob Lindgren LHP Left elbow surgery 60-day 3/29 (retro to 3/26) José Ramírez RHP Right shoulder inflammation 60-day 4/ Mike Soroka RHP Right shoulder inflammation 60-day 6/22 (retro to 6/20) Brandon McCarthy RHP Right knee tendinitis 60-day 6/ Peter Moylan RHP Right forearm strain 60-day 7/31 (retro to 7/29) Michael Reed OF Left low back strain 60-day 9/ Luiz Gohara LHP Left shoulder strain 60-day 9/ Chase Whitley RHP Right heel infection 10-day 3/29 (retro to 3/26) 4/17 (Opt. to GWN) 15 Johan Camargo INF Right oblique muscle strain 10-day 3/29 (retro to 3/26) 4/18 16 Josh Ravin RHP Viral infection 10-day 4/2 4/20 15 Tyler Flowers C Left oblique strain 10-day 3/30 4/27 23 Luiz Gohara LHP Left ankle sprain 10-day 3/29 (retro to 3/26) 4/27 (Opt. to GWN, postgame) 25 Dansby Swanson INF Left wrist inflammation 10-day 5/4 5/19 13 Aníbal Sánchez RHP Right hamstring strain 10-day 4/18 5/29 37 Luiz Gohara LHP Bereavement/Family Medical Emergency List & Restricted List - 5/25 6/3 10 Mike Soroka RHP Right shoulder strain 10-day 5/17 (retro to 5/14) 6/13 24 Julio Teheran RHP Right thumb contusion 10-day 6/5 6/16 9 Mike Foltynewicz RHP Right triceps tightness 10-day 6/16 6/25 7 Ronald Acuña Jr. OF Left knee ACL sprain, left knee contus., lower back contus. 10-day 5/28 6/28 27 Arodys Vizcaíno RHP Right shoulder inflammation 10-day 6/24 (retro to 6/21) 7/3 8 Peter Moylan RHP Right forearm strain 10-day 7/2 7/14 10 Max Fried LHP Left middle finger blister 10-day 7/6 7/28 14 Sam Freeman LHP Left shoulder inflammation 10-day 7/30 (retro to 7/29) 8/19 20 Max Fried LHP Left groin strain 10-day 8/7 8/27 (Opt. to GWN) 21 Shane Carle RHP Right shoulder inflammation 10-day 8/7 9/1 25 Arodys Vizcaíno RHP Right shoulder inflammation 60-day 7/14 9/14 55 Braves NLDS Roster PITCHERS (12) Brad Brach (RH) Mike Foltynewicz (RH) Max Fried (LH)* Kevin Gausman (RH) A.J. Minter (LH)* Sean Newcomb (LH) Aníbal Sánchez (RH) Chad Sobotka (RH)* Julio Teheran (RH) Touki Toussaint (RH)* Jonny Venters (LH) Arodys Vizcaíno (RH) *Rookie CATCHERS (3) Tyler Flowers René Rivera Kurt Suzuki INFIELDERS (6) Ozzie Albies Johan Camargo Charlie Culberson Lucas Duda Ryan Flaherty Freddie Freeman OUTFIELDERS (4) Ronald Acuña Jr.* Lane Adams, Ender Inciarte Nick Markakis

6 Date Opp. H/R Time/ D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GA GB 3/29 PHI H-D W, 8-5 Vizcaíno-Neris-None 40, T1st -- 3/30 PHI H-N L, 5-4 (11) Hutchison-Carle-None 35, T3rd /31 PHI H-N W, 15-2 McCarthy-Velasquez-None 37, T2nd /1 OPEN DATE T2nd /2 WSH H-N L, 8-1 Roark-Newcomb-None 25, rd /3 WSH H-N W, 13-6^ Carle-Cole-None 26, rd /4 WSH H-D W, 7-1 Foltynewicz-Scherzer-None 29, nd /5 OPEN DATE 2nd /6 at COL R-D W, 8-3* McCarthy-Marquez-None 48, nd /7 at COL R-N L, 3-2 (10) Ottavino-Vizcaíno-None 40, nd /8 at COL R-D W, 4-0 Newcomb-Freeland-None 42, nd /9 at WSH R-N L, 2-0 SCHERZER-Teheran-None 19, nd /10 at WSH R-N L, 4-1 Strasburg-Foltynewicz-Madson 19, T2nd /11 at WSH R-D W, 5-3 (12) Carle-Madson-None 21, nd /12 OPEN DATE 2nd /13 at CHI R-D W, 4-0 Sánchez-Darvish-None 29, nd /14 at CHI R-D L, Wilson-Ramírez-None 36, rd /15 at CHI R-D PPD - Rain (Rescheduled for May 14) 3rd /16 PHI H-N W, 2-1 Teheran-Nola-Vizcaíno 17, T2nd /17 PHI H-N L, 5-1 (10) Neris-Ramírez-None 17, rd /18 PHI H-N W, 7-3 McCarthy-Velasquez-None 22, nd /19 NYM H-N W, 12-4 Wisler-Harvey-None 23, nd /20 NYM H-N L, 5-3 (12) Gsellman-Ravin-Familia 39, rd /21 NYM H-N W, 4-3 Biddle-Familia-None 41, rd /22 NYM H-D PPD - Rain (Rescheduled as split DH on 5/28) 3rd /23 at CIN R-N L, 10-4 Romano-Freeman-Iglesias 9, rd /24 at CIN R-N L, 9-7 (12) Hughes-Fried-None 14, rd /25 at CIN R-N W, 5-4 Winkler-Shackelford-Minter 13, rd /26 at CIN R-D W, 7-4 Freeman-Peralta-Vizcaíno 11, rd /27 at PHI R-N L, 7-3 Nola-Fried-None 27, rd /28 at PHI R-N W, 4-1 Foltynewicz-Pivetta-Vizcaíno 27, rd /29 at PHI R-D W, 10-1 McCarthy-Velasquez-None 31, T2nd /30 OPEN DATE 2nd -1.5 MARCH/APRIL TOTALS 356,660 (29,721 average in 12 dates) /1 at NYM R-N W, 3-2 Soroka-Syndergaard-Vizcaíno 22, nd /2 at NYM R-N W, 7-0 Newcomb-Sewald-None 23, st /3 at NYM R-D W, 11-0 Teheran-Vargas-None 26, st /4 SF H-N L, 9-4 Stratton-Foltynewicz-None 41, st /5 SF H-N L, 11-2 Blach-McCarthy-None 38, st /6 SF H-D L, 4-3 Suárez-Soroka-Strickland 37, st /7 OPEN DATE 1st /8 at TB R-N W, 1-0 Newcomb-Snell-Vizcaíno 15, st /9 at TB R-N W, 5-2 Teheran-Yarbrough-Vizcaíno 12, st /10 at MIA R-N W, 9-2 Foltynewicz-Smith-Gohara 8, st /11 at MIA R-N L, 6-3 Straily-McCarthy-Ziegler 9, st /12 at MIA R-N W, 10-5 Minter-Steckenrider-None 12, st /13 at MIA R-D W, 4-3 Newcomb-Ureña-Vizcaíno 7, st /14 at CHI R-D W, 6-5 Teheran-Quintana-Minter 35, st /15 CHI H-N L, 3-2 Edwards Jr.-Vizcaíno-Morrow 34, st /16 CHI H-N W, 4-1 Minter-Edwards Jr.-Vizcaíno 28, st /17 CHI H-N PPD - Rain (Rescheduled for August 30) 1st /18 MIA H-N L, 2-0 Straily-Wisler-Ziegler 27, st /19 MIA H-N W, 8-1 Newcomb-Ureña-None 37, st /20 MIA H-D W, 10-9 Minter-Guerrero-None 28, st /21 at PHI R-N L, 3-0 Pivetta-Foltynewicz-Neris 21, st /22 at PHI R-N W, 3-1 McCarthy-Velasquez-Vizcaíno 18, st /23 at PHI R-N L, 4-0 Arrieta-Gohara-None 27, st /24 OPEN DATE 1st /25 at BOS R-N L, 6-2 Rodríguez-Teheran-None 37, st /26 at BOS R-D L, 8-6 Wright-Freeman-Kimbrel 36, nd /27 at BOS R-D W, 7-1 Foltynewicz-Sale-None 36, st /28 NYM H-D W, 4-3* Carle-Lugo-None 32, st +1.0 NYM H-N L, 8-5* Gsellman-Minter-Familia 31, st /29 NYM H-N W, 7-6* Winkler-Bautista-None 19, st /30 NYM H-N L, 4-1 Vargas-Teheran-Gsellman 21, nd /31 WSH H-N W, 4-2 Newcomb-Roark-Vizcaíno 22, st +0.5 MAY TOTALS 401,883 (30,914 average in 13 dates) /1 WSH H-N W, 4-0* FOLTYNEWICZ-Strasburg-None 33, st /2 WSH H-D L, 5-3 (14) Miller-Socolovich-Doolittle 39, st /3 WSH H-D W, 4-2 Vizcaíno-Roark-None 33, st /4 at SD R-N L, 11-4 Richard-Teheran-None 19, st /5 at SD R-N W, 14-1 Newcomb-Lyles-Jackson 21, st /6 at SD R-D L, 3-1 Castillo-Foltynewicz-Hand T1st -- 6/7 OPEN DATE T1st -- 6/8 at LAD R-N L, 7-3 Buehler-McCarthy-None 47, T1st -- 6/9 at LAD R-N W, 5-3 Sánchez-Wood-Vizcaíno 52, T1st -- 6/10 at LAD R-D L, 7-2 Stripling-Newcomb-None 47, T1st -- 6/11 OPEN DATE T1st -- 6/12 NYM H-N W, 8-2 Carle-Wheeler-None 29, st /13 NYM H-D W, 2-0 Soroka-deGrom-Vizcaíno 32, st /14 SD H-N W, 4-2 Sánchez-Ross-Vizcaíno 25, st /15 SD H-N L, 9-3 Richard-Freeman-None 41, st /16 SD H-N W, 1-0* Newcomb-Lyles-Vizcaíno 41, st /17 SD H-D W, 4-1 Teheran-Castillo-Vizcaíno 40, st /18 OPEN DATE 1st /19 at TOR R-N W, 11-4 Freeman-García-None 32, st /20 at TOR R-D L, 5-4 Happ-Sánchez-Tepera 45, st /21 OPEN DATE 1st /22 BAL H-N L, 10-7 (15)* Wright Jr.-Moylan-None 37, st /23 BAL H-D L, 7-5* Bundy-Teheran-Britton 40, st /24 BAL H-D W, 7-3 McCarthy-Hess-None 33, st /25 CIN H-N W, 5-4 (11)* Jackson-Floro-None 27, st /26 CIN H-N L, 5-3 Harvey-Sánchez-Iglesias 28, st /27 CIN H-D L, 6-5 Stephens-Freeman-Iglesias 30, st /28 OPEN DATE 1st /29 at STL R-N W, 5-1 Teheran-Mikolas-Winkler 46, st /30 at STL R-N W, 11-4 Fried-Weaver-None 46, st +3.0 JUNE TOTALS 515,109 (34,340 average in 15 dates) /1 at STL R-D W, 6-5 Foltynewicz-Gant-Minter 46, st /2 at NYY R-N W, 5-3 (11) Biddle-Robertson-Minter 43, st /3 at NYY R-N L, 8-5 Cole-Newcomb-Chapman 45, st /4 at NYY R-D L, 6-2 Sabathia-Teheran-None 46, st /5 at MIL R-N L, 7-2 Chacin-Fried-Jennings 27, st /6 at MIL R-N L. 5-4 Peralta-Foltynewicz-Knebel 31, T1st -- 7/7 at MIL R-D W, 5-1 Sánchez-Wilkerson-None 38, T1st -- 7/8 at MIL R-D L, 10-3 Guerra-Newcomb-None 43, T1st -- 7/9 OPEN DATE T1st Schedule and Results Date Opp. H/R Time/ D/N Result Winner-Loser-Save Att. W-L Pos. GA GB 7/10 TOR H-N L, 6-2 Stroman-Minter-None 31, nd /11 TOR H-N W, 9-5 Foltynewicz-Gaviglio-None 27, T1st -- 7/12 OPEN DATE 2nd /13 ARI H-N L, 2-1 Godley-Freeman-Boxberger 42, nd /14 ARI H-D L, 3-0 Greinke-Newcomb-Boxberger 40, nd /15 ARI H-D W, 5-1 Teheran-Corbin-None 27, nd /16 All-Star Break 7/17 89th All-Star Game (Washington, D.C.) American League 8, National League 6 (10) 7/18 All-Star Break 7/19 All-Star Break 7/20 at WSH R-N W, 8-5 Sánchez-Strasburg-Minter 41, nd /21 at WSH R-N PPD - Rain (Rescheduled as split DH on 8/7) 2nd /22 at WSH R-D L, 6-2* Scherzer-Foltynewicz-Herrera 39, nd /23 at MIA R-N W, 12-1 Newcomb-Ureña-None 8, T1st -- 7/24 at MIA R-D L, 9-3 Chen-Teheran-None 21, nd /25 OPEN DATE 2nd /26 LAD H-N L, 8-2 Hill-Sánchez-None 40, nd /27 LAD H-N L, 4-1 Kershaw-Foltynewicz-Jansen 41, nd /28 LAD H-N L, 5-1 Wood-Fried-None 41, nd /29 LAD H-D W, 4-1 Newcomb-Stripling-None nd /30 MIA H-N W, 5-3 Teheran-Chen-Minter 21, nd /31 MIA H-N W, 11-6* Allard-Straily-None 18, nd -0.5 JULY TOTALS 374,172 (34,015 average in 11 dates) /1 MIA H-N PPD - Rain (Rescheduled a split DH on 8/13) 2nd /2 at NYM R-N W, 4-2 Foltynewicz-Vargas-Minter 24, nd /3 at NYM R-N W, 2-1 Sánchez-deGrom-Minter 25, nd /4 at NYM R-N L, 3-0 Wheeler-Gausman-Gsellman 36, nd /5 at NYM R-D W, 5-4 (10) Minter-Bashlor-Biddle 27, nd /6 OPEN DATE 2nd /7 at WSH R-D L, 8-3 Rodriguez-Allard-None 26, nd -1.5 at WSH R-N W, 3-1 Biddle-Herrera-Minter 28, nd /8 at WSH R-N W, 8-3 Foltynewicz-Milone-None 30, nd /9 at WSH R-D L, 6-3 Gonzalez-Parsons-None 28, nd /10 MIL H-N W, 10-1 Gausman-Peralta-None 36, T1st -- 8/11 MIL H-N L, 4-2 Burnes-Biddle-Hader 40, nd /12 MIL H-D W, 8-7 Venters-Jennings-Minter 25, T1st -- 8/13 MIA H-D W, 9-1 Toussaint-López-None 16, st +0.5 MIA H-N W, 6-1 Foltynewicz-Gonzalez-None 18, st /14 MIA H-N W, 10-6 Biddle-Conley-None 19, st /15 MIA H-N W, 5-2 Gausman-García-Minter 19, st /16 COL H-N L, 5-3 Oh-Brach-Davis 23, st /17 COL H-N L, 11-5 Freeland-Newcomb-None 28, st /18 COL H-N L, 5-3 (10) Ottavino-Jackson-Davis 42, st /19 COL H-D L, 4-2 Márquez-Sánchez-Davis 33, st /20 at PIT R-N W, 1-0 Wilson-Archer-Winkler 16, st /21 at PIT R-N W, 6-1* Gausman-Nova-None 13, st /22 at PIT R-N W, 2-1 Teheran-Crick-Venters 14, st /23 at MIA R-N W, 5-0 Newcomb-Hernandez-None 6, st /24 at MIA R-N L, 1-0 Straily-Foltynewicz-Conley 7, st /25 at MIA R-N L, 3-1 Chen-Sánchez-Steckenrider 7, st /26 at MIA R-D W, 4-0 Gausman-López-None 12, st /27 OPEN DATE 1st /28 TB H-N W, 9-5 Brach-Roe-None 21, st /29 TB H-N L, 8-5* Beeks-Newcomb-Alvarado 20, st /30 CHI H-N L, 5-4 Kintzler-Foltynewicz-Strop 37, st /31 PIT H-N L, 3-2 Taillon-Brach-Vázquez 36, st +2.0 AUGUST TOALS 419,687 (27,979 average in 15 dates) /1 PIT H-N W, 5-3 Venters-Kela-Minter 33, st /2 PIT H-N W, 5-1 Venters-Brault-None 37, st /3 BOS H-D L, 8-2 Workman-Toussaint-None 40, st /4 BOS H-N L, 5-1 Porcello-Newcomb-None 35, st /5 BOS H-D L, 9-8 Workman-Minter-Kimbrel 28, st /6 at ARI R-N W, 7-6 (10) Biddle-Boxberger-Brach 21, st /7 at ARI R-N L, 5-3 Corbin-Gausman-Boxberger 31, st /8 at ARI R-N W, 5-4 (10) Sobotka-Chafin-Minter 40, st /9 at ARI R-D W, 9-5 Freeman-Boxberger-None 28, st /10 at SF R-N W, 4-1 Newcomb-Rodriguez-Minter 35, st /11 at SF R-N W, 4-1 FOLTYNEWICZ-Suarez-None 35, st /12 at SF R-D W, 2-1 Winkler-Smith-Venters 38, st /13 OPEN DATE 1st /14 WSH H-N W, 10-5 Gausman-Scherzer-None 39, st /15 WSH H-D L, 7-1 Rodriguez-Teheran-None 36, st /16 WSH H-D L, 6-4 Roark-Newcomb-Doolittle 33, st /17 STL H-N L, 11-6 Mikolas-Foltynewicz-None 24, st /18 STL H-N L, 8-1 Gomber-Sánchez-None 23, st /19 STL H-D W, 7-3 Toussaint-Flaherty-None 25, st /20 PHI H-N W, 8-3 Biddle-Hunter-None 27, st /21 PHI H-N W, 6-5 Venters-Neshek-Minter 34, st /22 PHI H-D W, 5-3! Foltynewicz-Arrieta-Vizcaíno 35, st /23 PHI H-D W, 2-1 Sánchez-Nola-Carle 34, st /24 OPEN DATE 9/25 at NYM R-N W, 7-3* Winkler-Gsellman-None 21, st /26 at NYM R-N L, 3-0 degrom-jackson-lugo 23, st /27 at NYM R-N L, 4-1 Vargas-Teheran-Gsellman 24, st /28 at PHI R-N W, 10-2 Foltynewicz-Eickhoff-None 24, st /29 at PHI R-N L, 3-0 Nola-Venters-Dominguez 30, st /30 at PHI R-D W, 3-1 Hunter-Gausman-Dominguez 34, st +8.0 SEPTEMBER TOTALS 488,270 (32,551 average in 15 dates) /1 OPEN DATE 10/2 OPEN DATE 10/3 OPEN DATE 10/4 at LAD R-N 8:37 PM NLDS Game 1 10/5 at LAD R-N 9:37 PM NLDS Game 1 10/6 OPEN DATE 10/7 vs. LAD H-N 8:07 PM NLDS Game 3 10/8 vs. LAD H-T TBD NLDS Game 4 (if necessary) 10/9 OPEN DATE 10/10 at LAD R-T TBD NLDS Game 5 (if necessary) Bold indicates home sellout Pitchers in CAPS indicates complete game * Weather delay ^ Light malfunction delay! Clinched National League East Home Sellouts 16 (Last: 9/3 vs. BOS) Weather Delays 14 (Last: 9/25 at NYM) Extra-Inning Games 14 (Last: 9/8 at ARI)