Friday, August 25 7:08 p.m. (CT) Principal Park (11,000) Des Moines, Iowa Game #132 Road Game #65 (40-24)

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1 edia Information Media Relations Department 198 Union Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Phone: Memphis Redbirds (84-47) at Iowa Cubs (64-65) Friday, August 25 7:08 p.m. (CT) Principal Park (11,000) Des Moines, Iowa Game #132 Road Game #65 (40-24) RH Dakota Hudson (0-0, 4.00) vs. RH Williams Perez (6-8, 4.91) THE GAME TODAY S GAME: The division-champion Memphis Redbirds look to snap a stretch of six losses in their last nine games with game two of a four-game series at Iowa. The Redbirds have lost back-to-back games for the second time during this stretch, after only losing back-to-back games once since June 28. The Redbirds are in their last 54 games, and with two more road victories would eclipse the 2000 team s 41 road wins for the most in a season in franchise history. With three more wins overall, the Redbirds can tie the 1974 Memphis Blues (AAA Expos, 87-55) on the list of all-time winningest professional baseball teams in Memphis. Memphis record is the best in Triple-A Baseball (Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 81-49) with the 84 wins one shy of Double-A Trenton (85-44) for the most in all of Minor League Baseball. Today s game will be broadcast live on 1210 AM/103.1 FM and internet webcast at MemphisRedbirds.com, with Steve Selby on the call. ON THE HILL: Dakota Hudson starts for the sixth time this season looking for his first win, after cruising through 3.1 shutout innings in his last start against New Orleans Sunday before being removed after a 1:47 rain delay. Today s start will be Hudson s third on the road, where he has a 6.30 ERA (7er/10.0ip) in the first two, compared to a 2.65 ERA (5er/17.0ip) in three home starts. Combining his time with Memphis and Double-A Springfield, Hudson s 2.81 ERA ranks fifth among full-season clubs in the St. Louis Cardinals organization this season. Williams Perez is scheduled to make the start for Iowa, which will be his third against the Redbirds this season. He lost backto-back starts against Memphis May 7 and May 29, sandwiched around a trip to the Disabled List, allowing eight runs on 12 hits in 7.0 innings (10.29 ERA). Perez had not faced the Redbirds BIRD BITES prior to those May starts, after spending the previous six seasons of his career in the Atlanta Braves organization. SCHEDULE WITH IOWA: The Redbirds and Cubs renew acquaintances for eight-straight games to conclude the season series after not meeting since May 30. Memphis snagged the first series in Des Moines earlier this season by winning the first three games as part of a franchisebest 11-game winning streak. The Redbirds lead the alltime series but are in games played in Iowa. THIS DATE IN REDBIRDS HISTORY: In 2011, Victor Marte set a Redbirds single-season record by recording his 27th save. Marte went on to post 31 saves on the year. THE SEASON ABOUT THE LAST ONE: Iowa had four extra-base hits in the decisive fifth inning, turning a 1-0 deficit into a 4-1 lead, and held on to defeat the Redbirds in the series opener. The Redbirds led 1-0 after Tyler O Neill singled home Alex Mejia in the top of the fourth. But the Cubs hit two doubles and two triples in a four-run fifth inning and then led 5-1 after the sixth. Memphis plated a pair of runs in the eighth to make the score 5-3, but the final four Redbirds in the game struck out, leaving the bases loaded in the eighth before the side went down on strikes in the ninth to end the game. O Neill and Mejia each finished with two hits for the Redbirds. Matt Pearce took the loss despite a solid first four innings of work. FOR THE RECORD: - Memphis is 37 games over.500, three shy of matching a season high-water mark (81-41, Aug. 14; 82-42, Aug. 16) BADER: Hits in five of his last 13 starts (.128; 5-39); homerless in 16-straight starts since Aug. 7 (50 ABs) DIAZ: 0-for-4 Tuesday ended a four-game hitting streak going 6-for-14 with three doubles and three runs (.429) JENNER: Arrived from Double-A Springfield (Rosario on DL); hit.254 in 36 games for Springfield LINO: Played 14 games with Memphis since arriving from AA; two two-hit games among his six games with a hit MARTINI: Hits in 21 of his last 31 starts (37-122,.303); struck out eight times in last 35 ABs after 12 in 29 previous MEJIA: Recently ended a 10-game hitting streak (.422, 19-45); 52-for-150 (.347) in 39 games since returning to Memphis O NEILL: 11-for-63 in his last 17 games (.175) after hitting.379 (11-29) on a six-game hitting streak July 28-Aug. 4 RAVELO: Hits in 28 of his last 36 starts (47-144,.326); hitless in back-to-back starts just three times in 83 G this season TOVAR: Hitting.361 (26-72) with 13 RBI in his last 19 games after having 13 RBI in his first 83 games this season VALERA: Seven multi-hit games in his last 12 contests (.365, 19-52); on fifth five-game hitting streak of the season VOIT: Rejoined Memphis Tuesday after 43 games with STL (.253, 9 2B, 3 HR, 13 RBI) in ML debut from June 25-Aug. 20 WISDOM: Four home runs in his last eight games; one HR shy of 30, which would be 7th 30+ HR season in Birds history UPCOMING GAMES AND PROBABLE PITCHERS DATE TIME (CT) OPPONENT REDBIRDS STARTER OPPONENT STARTER Sat. Aug. 26 7:08 p.m. at Iowa RH Jack Flaherty (6-2, 2.69) vs. RH Scott Carroll (1-0, 3.27) Sun. Aug. 27 1:08 p.m. at Iowa RH John Gant (6-5, 3.82) vs. RH Seth Frankoff (2-8, 4.35) Mon. Aug. 28 6:35 p.m. vs Iowa TBA vs. TBA Tues. Aug. 29 6:35 p.m. vs Iowa TBA vs. TBA REDBIRDS VS. CUBS 2017: 5-4 at Memphis: 2-2 at Iowa: 3-2 All-Time: All-Time at Home: All-Time at Road: SEASON SERIES 5/6 Iowa W, 5-2 5/7 Iowa W, /8 Iowa W, /9 Iowa L, 3-1 5/27 Memphis L, 2-1 5/28 Memphis W, 5-2 5/29 Memphis W, 6-5 5/30 Memphis L, 3-1 8/24 Iowa L, 5-3 8/25 Iowa 7:08 p.m. 8/26 Iowa 7:08 p.m. 8/27 Iowa 1:08 p.m. 8/28 Memphis 6:35 p.m. 8/29 Memphis 6:35 p.m. 8/30 Memphis 6:35 p.m. 8/31 Memphis 7:05 p.m. BY THE NUMBERS 6 losses for Memphis in its last nine games (3-6) equals its total in the 26 games prior (20-6) PCL AMERICAN SOUTHERN W L GB # Memphis Redbirds Nashville Sounds Round Rock Express N.O. Baby Cakes UPCOMING PROMOTIONS Tues. Aug. 29 vs. IOW (6:35 p.m.) King Cotton $1 Hot Dog Night Wed. Aug. 30 vs. IOW (6:35 p.m.) Grit Grind Night feat. Grizzlies Tyreke Evans & Mario Chalmers/ Dual Magnet Schedule giveaway (first 2,000 fans) Thurs. Aug. 31 vs. IOW (7:05 p.m.) All-You-Can-Eat Pasta Specialty Ticket/Thirsty Thursday/College Night/FOX Fall Fanfest (prizes and giveaways for fans)

2 - The Redbirds have the best record through 131 games in franchise history (77-54, 2000) - Memphis has its largest division lead in franchise history (previous before this season: 15.0 games, Aug. 13, 2000) - Memphis is one of four teams in MiLB with 83+ wins (Trenton Thunder [AA], 85-44; West Michigan Whitecaps [A], 83-43; Chattanooga Lookouts [AA], 83-46) - The Redbirds currently lead the PCL American Southern Division by 21.0 games, and since divisions were established in the PCL in 1963, only two teams have won their division by 20 or more games (1970 Spokane Indians, 26.0 games; 1981 Albuquerque Dukes, 25.0 games) - Memphis currently has its best ERA in franchise history (3.70) (3.89, 1998 and 2003), its best fielding percentage (.984) (.984, 2014) and its third-best batting average (.277) (.284, 1999;.279, 2004) 84 AND COUNTING: The 2017 Redbirds became the winningest club in the franchise s 20 seasons with their 84th win on Aug. 21 against New Orleans. The previous record was 83 wins, set by the 2000 team. At the time the record was set, 17 different Redbirds had also played for St. Louis this season, including six making their Major League debuts. CHAMPIONS!: With a 12-7 win at Nashville Aug. 13, the Redbirds clinched the PCL American Southern Division title, with 21 games to play in the regular season. The playoff trip is Memphis fifth in franchise history, alongside 2000, 2009, 2010, and The Redbirds went on to win the PCL Championship in both 2000 and IT S NOT JUST ERA: Memphis pitching staff leads the PCL in ERA (3.70), which would be a franchise record (3.89, 1998 and 2003), and Memphis is the only club in the PCL with a team ERA under The Redbirds had a league-leading 3.16 ERA in June and a 3.08 ERA in July, which also led the league. The Redbirds are allowing 4.0 runs per game and have issued the fewest walks (339, 2.6 BB/9) and given up the second-fewest hits (1113, 8.5 per game) in the league. Additionally, Memphis pitchers sit second in the league in strikeouts (1066, 8.2 K/9). MEMPHIS MASHERS: Memphis increased its season home run total to 151 with two Tuesday, which is the third-most in the PCL this season. Memphis hit 107 all of last season and 97 in The Redbirds have hit 79 homers at AutoZone Park this season after blasting 51 in The Bluff City all of last year and 49 in The club record for home runs in a season is 174 (2004). STARTING OUT QUICK, FINISHING STRONG: The Redbirds have scored 106 runs in the first inning and 76 runs in the second inning of games, outscoring the opposition in the game s first two frames. Additionally, the club has outscored opponents in the ninth inning and 14-1 in extras this season. Memphis has scored first in 85 of its 131 games, which is the most in the PCL. PROCEED WITH CAUTION: The Redbirds are 78-for- 123 (.634) in steal tries this year but have rounded into form recently. After starting the year 18-for-42 (.429), Memphis is 60 for its last 81 attempts (.741). IN A PINCH: After starting the year by going 5-for-24 (.208), Redbirds pinch-hitters are 21 for their last 47 (.447). Overall, pinch-hitters are 26-for-71 (.366) on the season. Twelve different players have recorded a pinch hit, led by Rangel Ravelo s five knocks. GOING EXTRA TIME: The Redbirds have excelled in extra-inning games this season, posting a perfect 10-0 record in such contests while being the only team in the PCL undefeated in extra frames. The 10 wins are the most in the circuit. The Birds have outscored the opposition 14-1 in extras this year. AMONG THE ORGANIZATION: The Redbirds pepper the Cardinals full-season minor league affiliate leaderboard in multiple categories: - AVG: Valera (1st,.324) - HR: Wisdom (1st, 29), Bader (2nd, 20) - RBI: Wisdom (1st, 84), Martini (3rd, 63) - Wins: Flaherty (1st, 13), Pearce (t-2, 12) - ERA: Flaherty (1st, 2.13), Hudson (5th, 2.81) - Strikeouts: Flaherty (1st, 144) RED-HOT JULY: The Redbirds set a franchise record for wins in a single month by going 22-6 in July, bettering a 21-9 Aug and topping the previous best July, which was a 20-9 mark in The Redbirds hit.283 as a team in the month and led the PCL with a 3.08 July ERA, and Memphis accomplished the feat with eight key players having seen action with St. Louis. STREAKS GALORE: Part of Memphis success this season has been due to long winning streaks. The Redbirds won a franchise-record 11-straight games April 28-May 8, bettering nine-straight wins during the 2000 and 2014 seasons, and then had streaks of seven-straight and nine-straight in July. The Birds also won 12-straight home games from July 3-27 and seven-straight road games from May 2-8. The Redbirds also won or split 27-straight series from April at Colorado Springs through Aug versus Nashville ( ). MEMPHIS PLAYERS AND COACHES GREAT EIGHTEEN: Ryan Sherriff became the 18th different Redbird to also appear on the big league club s roster this year on Aug. 23. Of the 18 players, 10 (Brebbia, DeJong, Grichuk, Kelly, Martinez, Pham, Piscotty, Sherriff, Tuivailala, Weaver) still remain with the Cardinals as of today. Seven of the 18 (Bader, Brebbia, DeJong, Lucas, Mejia, Sherriff, Voit) made their Major League debuts this year. CAREER-BEST BOMBS: Patrick Wisdom (29) leads the Redbirds in home runs this season, with his total eclipsing his last two seasons combined, and Harrison Bader has hit 20, bettering 2016 for his career best. Carson Kelly hit 10 before being going to St. Louis, which bested his rookie season of 2012 (9) for his career high. VERY GOOD, VALERA: Breyvic Valera has hit in 34 of his last 39 starts (.392, ) and 41 of his last 51 (.380, ). After an 8-for-48 skid (.167) over 16 games dropped his average from.292 to.259, he is back at.324 after the last 55 games overall. TWO (OR THREE) OLIVES: Nick Martini has hit safely in 32 of his last 46 starts. After suffering through a 2-for-24 skid from June 7-16, Martini has reached base safely in 47 of the last 54 games. Despite joining the Redbirds one month into the season, Martini is tied for second on the team with 32 multi-hit games. FULL MONTY: Mark Montgomery leads league relievers in lowest opponent batting average (.186) and fewest baserunners/9ip (8.76) and is third in fewest BB/9ip (1.84). He has allowed runs in only 12 of his 43 outings, and has posted a declining ERA in each month this season (2.92, 2.45, 2.03, 1.35). A NEW SHERRIFF IN TOWN: All-Star Ryan Sherriff was been one of the most heavily used relievers in the PCL this season, appearing in 48 games, tied for the fourth-most in the league, before his promotion to St. Louis. Despite the heavy workload, the southpaw was second among league relievers in lowest opponent batting average (.207) and fewest baserunners/9ip (9.06) before moving up. Ten of the 19 earned runs Sherriff allowed this year came in three of his outings. Aside from that, Sherriff had a 1.62 ERA (9er/50.0ip). LUCAS LOCKS IT DOWN: Josh Lucas is fourth in the PCL in saves (14) and leads the league in fewest walks/9ip (1.27). He also has eight wins in relief this season. In the last three seasons, Lucas has saved 39-of-48 chances. MIDSEASON HONOREES: Carson Kelly and Ryan Sherriff represented the Redbirds at the Triple-A All- Star Game in Tacoma, with Luke Weaver selected but unable to play due to a promotion to St. Louis. Kelly started at catcher and singled, and Sherriff had a key strikeout in the ninth to help the PCL win. In addition, Jack Flaherty participated in the MLB Futures Game during All-Star festivities in Miami. Flaherty allowed two runs in the sixth inning but added a strikeout. PROSPECTING: The Cardinals organization has seen a steady growth in its prospect ranking the last three years, elevating from 15th to 14th to 12th this season, according to Baseball America. While top prospect Alex Reyes is sidelined for the season, five of the top 30 prospects tabbed by the publication are currently on the Redbirds roster. That includes Harrison Bader (#7), Dakota Hudson (#9), Jack Flaherty (#11), John Gant (#27) and Breyvic Valera (#29). Mariners No. 2 prospect Tyler O Neill joined the Redbirds after a trade in mid-july. CHICKS DIG DEJONG BALL: By hitting 13 home runs in 48 games for the Redbirds and 20 in 74 games so far for St. Louis, Paul DeJong joins Rick Ankiel (2007) as the only players to hit 10-plus home runs for both Memphis and St. Louis in the same season (32 MEM, 11 STL).

3 TODAY S STARTING PITCHER Dakota Hudson #61 Dakota R. Hudson BATS: RIGHT THROWS: RIGHT HEIGHT 6-5 WEIGHT: 215 AGE: 22 RESIDENCE: Dunlap, TN SCHOOL: Mississippi State University BORN: Dunlap, TN ACQUIRED: Cardinals Supplemental 1st round selection (34th overall) in the 2016 First-Year Player Draft QUICK HITS: Second professional season, all within the Cardinals organization... Promoted to Memphis July Currently ranks as the No. 8 prospect in the Cardinals organization by MLB.com... Was a 2017 Texas League All-Star with Double-A Springfield... At the time of his promotion, was second in the Cardinals organization with nine wins on the season... Was 4-1 with a 1.77 ERA in six post-all-star Break starts for the Cardinals... Allowed one earned run in his final two starts with the S-Cards (2-0, 0.69 ERA) LAST TIME OUT (Sunday, Aug. 20) Was cruising through 3.1 scoreless innings before being removed after a 1:47 rain delay; left with Memphis leading New Orleans, 3-0 Had gotten two double plays in 12 batters faced; now induced five in his last three starts AGAINST IOWA DATE vs DEC. IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO BK WP GIDP AB NP-S RESULT NOTES TOTAL 2017 SEASON S IP: 8.0 (6/22 vs ARK) H: 10 (7/1 at MID) ER: 5 (4/21 at ARK) K: 8 (7/6 vs MID) BB: 5 (5/25 at CC) 2017 Was 9-4 with a 2.53 ERA in 18 starts for Double-A Springfield before being promoted to Memphis on 7/29 CAREER S Was named a 2017 Texas League All-Star alongside current Redbirds teammates Jack Flaherty, Alex Mejia, and Matt Pearce IP: 8.0 (6/22 vs ARK) Held opponents to a.255 batting average in Springfield and gave up 32 earned runs in innings H: 10 (7/1 at MID) Tossed a complete game in a 7.0-inning contest on 6/7 at Northwest Arkansas, giving up two runs on six hits ER: 5 (4/21 at ARK) Finished time in Springfield with five outings of one earned run allowed or fewer in his final seven starts for a 1.72 ERA (9er/47.2ip) K: 8 (7/6 vs MID) 2016 BB: 5 (5/25 at CC) Allowed just 10 singles and no extra-base hits to 58 total batters faced in his first pro season Made 11 relief appearances and one start between Rookie-level Gulf Coast and Advanced-A Palm Beach, compiling a 0.68 ERA (1er/13.1ip) and striking out 19 Nailed down a save in each of his last three appearances of the season (8/26-9/2) at Palm Beach (A+) Rated as the No. 9 prospect in the Cardinals organization and Best Slider in the organization by Baseball America s Best Tools survey CAREER NOTES Selected by the Cardinals in the Supplemental 1st round of the 2016 First-Year Player Draft Played college baseball at Mississippi State and posted streaks of 34.2 (school record) and 27.0 innings without an earned run during his junior season of 2016 Was selected to six All-America teams after his junior season Helped the Bulldogs to their first outright SEC title in 27 years in 2016 In 2016, was 9-5 with a 2.55 ERA (5th in SEC) while leading the conference with innings pitched; 115 strikeouts were also good for fifth in the league Tossed three complete games during the 2016 season, including back-to-back complete game shutouts against SEC competition to close the regular season and cap MSU s conference championship 2017 STARTS WITH MEMPHIS (5 STARTS, 0-0, 4.00 ERA) DATE vs DEC. IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO BK WP GIDP AB NP-S REC ERA AVG RESULT RUN SUPPORT NOTES 7/30 at RNO ND L Triple-A debut 8/5 at TAC ND L /10 vs OMA ND W 3-2 (13) 2 8/15 vs NAS ND L /20 vs NO ND L Left after 1:47 rain delay TOTAL % K TEAM: CAREER STATISTICS YEAR TEAM LEVEL ORG W L PCT ERA G GS CG SHO SV SVO IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO BK WP GO/AO GIDP AVG 2016 GCL Cardinals Rk STL Palm Beach A+ STL Springfield AA STL Memphis AAA STL MINOR LEAGUE TOTALS

4 BIRD BATS 3 HARRISON BADER OF ACQUIRED: 2015 First-Year Player Draft; 3rd Round (100th overall) SCHOOL: University of Florida Rated as the #6 (MLB Pipeline) and #7 (Baseball America) prospect in the St. Louis system Played six games with St. Louis in Major League debut; hit.286 and scored GW run in debut Named the Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month for July, hitting.314 in 21 games for the Redbirds and scoring 18 runs with six home runs and 12 RBI; was also a perfect 5-for-5 in stolen bases. Played in the Arizona Fall League after 2016, hit.304, 2 HR, 16 RBI in 21 games for Glendale Split last season between AA Springfield and Memphis; Named Texas League All-Star Ranked among St. Louis system in R (70, t-2), HR (19, t-3), 3B (5, t-4), H (124, 5th), and RBI (58, 10th) Last Game: 0-3, BB, 3 K Last Series: 3-10, R, RBI, 2 BB, 5 K Last Homestand: 6-23, 3 R, 2 RBI, 5 BB, 7 K Current Streak: -1 (0-3) Long Hit Streak: +10 (6/27-7/6) Last Home Run: 8/7 vs Omaha (Kyle Zimmer) H: 4 (2x, 5/22 at FRE) R: 4 (2x, 7/20 at OKC) RBI: 3 (2x, 6/2 vs OMA) BADER SEASON S SO: 4 (5/20 at FRE) BB: 2 (4x, 8/20 vs NO) SB: 2 (7/7 at NAS) 13 ALEDMYS DIAZ INF ACQUIRED: Signed as an international free agent on 3/9/14 4th professional season, all within the Cardinals organization; Also spent 5 years playing in Cuba Hit.260 with 7 HR and 20 RBI in 73 games with St. Louis before being optioned on June 28 Was selected to the 2016 All-Star Game, becoming first STL rookie All-Star since Albert Pujols (2001) Hit.300 with 17 HR and 65 RBI in 111 games with the Cardinals a year ago, was the first rookie in MLB modern era with.500 BA after 50+ AB (.500 after 52 AB) Batted a Major League leading.423 (30-71) in his first month in the Major Leagues, 4th-highest rookie April average in MLB history; Finished 5th in the National League Rookie of the Year voting Last Game: DNP Last Series: 5-13, 2 R, 3 2B, RBI, 3 BB, 2 K Last Homestand: 6-25, 3 R, 3 2B, RBI, 3 BB, 5 K Current Streak: -1 (0-4) Long Hit Streak: +8 (7/23-8/7) Last Home Run: 8/6 at Tacoma (Andrew Moore) H: 4 (5/5 at ATL) R: 3 (2x, 5/21 vs SF) RBI: 4 (4/8 vs CIN) DIAZ SEASON S SO: 3 (2x, 7/31 at RNO) BB: 2 (2x, 8/21 vs NO) SB: 2 (4/2 vs CHC) ACQUIRED: 2015 First-Year Player Draft; 7th Round (221st overall) JESSE JENNER 3rd professional season, all within the Cardinals organization Played 36 games with Double-A Springfield before being called up to Memphis 8/25; hit.254 with four doubles, four home runs and 18 RBI Played four games with Memphis in 2016 (3-10, R, 2 BB, 2 K) and also spent time with Palm Beach (A+) and Springfield Entering 2017, has thrown out 34.9% of potential base stealers in his career (30-86) C SCHOOL: University of San Diego Last Game: Last Series: Last Homestand: Current Streak: Long Hit Streak: Last Home Run: 8/13 at Corpus Christi (Brock Dykxhoorn) H: 2 (8x, 8/5 vs NWA) R: 2 (6/17 at ARK) RBI: 4 (8/13 at CC) JENNER SEASON S SO: 3 (8/2 at TUL) BB: 1 (8x, 7/21 at ARK) SB: 21 GABRIEL LINO C ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on 12/12/16 First season with the St. Louis Cardinals after being signed as a minor league free agent on 12/12/16 Transferred to Memphis on 7/21 after Carson Kelly was recalled by St. Louis Was hitting.267 in 58 games with Springfield (AA) and had 15 doubles, 4 home runs and 28 RBI Hit.236 in 58 games in 2016 between Double-A Reading and Advanced-A Clearwater in the Philadelphia organization Was acquired by the Phillies in 2012 in exchange for Jim Thome, making Lino one of seven players in baseball history to be traded for a member of the 600-home run club Last Game: 0-3, R, BB, K Last Series: 1-7, BB, 3 K Last Homestand: 3-14, BB, 4 K Current Streak: -2 (0-6) Long Hit Streak: +2 (8/5-8/8) Last Home Run: 7/16 vs Northwest Arkansas (Corey Ray) H: 3 (3x, 7/4 at FRI) R: 2 (3x, 5/30 vs CC) RBI: 4 (6/23 vs ARK) LINO SEASON S SO: 4 (6/21 vs TUL) BB: 2 (3x, 5/4 vs NWA) SB: 16 NICK MARTINI OF ACQUIRED: 2011 First-Year Player Draft; 7th Round (230th overall) SCHOOL: Kansas State University 7th professional season; All within the Cardinals organization Hit.263 with 2 HR and 15 RBI in 23 games with Double-A Springfield before being promoted on May 5 Split last season between Springfield and Memphis, combining to hit.259 with 5 HR and 39 RBI Started last year with Memphis, stayed through 6/15, again from 7/4-10 and finally from 8/17 through the end of the season Also spent time with Memphis in 2015, hitting.393 with 1 homer and 14 RBI in 22 games Named 2015 Texas League Mid-Season All-Star with Springfield (.265, 5 HR, 32 RBI) Last Game: DNP Last Series: 3-15, R, 2B, 2 BB, 3 K Last Homestand: 3-19, R, 2B, 2 BB, 5 K Current Streak: +1 (1-4) Long Hit Streak: +7 (7/27-8/4) Last Home Run: 7/16 vs Round Rock (Tanner Scheppers) H: 4 (3x, 7/6 at RR) R: 4 (5/7 at IOW) RBI: 4 (7/21 vs LV) MARTINI SEASON S SO: 3 (2x, 8/7 vs OMA) BB: 3 (2x, 7/29 at RNO) SB: 1 (4x, 8/4 at TAC) 44 ALEX MEJIA INF ACQUIRED: 2012 First-Year Player Draft; 4th Round (150th overall) SCHOOL: University of Arizona 6th professional season; All within the Cardinals organization Made Major League debut on 6/29 at Arizona; hit.214 in 10 games with St. Louis; homered on 7/1 vs. Washington as part of 2-for-3 game Hit.422 (19-45) on 10-game hitting streak from Aug Hit.251 with 3 HR and 24 RBI in 63 games with Double-A Springfield before promotion to MEM 6/15 Split 2016 between Springfield and Memphis, combining to hit.238 with a HR and 24 RBI in 78 games Played 3 years at Arizona, winning the College World Series in 2012 as the Pac-12 Player of the Year Last Game: 2-4, R, RBI, K Last Series: 2-11, 2B, 3 RBI, 2 BB, K Last Homestand: 7-25, 2 R, 2 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 2 BB, 3 K Current Streak: +2 (3-8) Long Hit Streak: +10 (8/9-8/19) Last Home Run: 8/18 vs Nashville (Chris Jensen) H: 4 (4x, 8/13 at NAS) R: 3 (5/1 vs ARK) RBI: 3 (6x, 8/13 at NAS) MEJIA SEASON S SO: 3 (5/18 vs TUL) BB: 2 (2x, 6/23 at OMA) SB: 1 (2x, 7/27 vs SL)

5 BIRD BATS 26 TYLER O NEILL OF ACQUIRED: Via trade with Seattle for LHP Marco Gonzales (7/21/17) SCHOOL: Garibaldi Secondary School 5th professional season; Ranked as Cardinals No. 4 prospect and 75th overall by MLB.com Was hitting.244 with 19 home runs and 56 RBI in 93 games for Tacoma prior to trade Was the Southern League MVP with Double-A Jackson in 2016; led the circuit in RBI (102), slugging percentage (.508), extra-base hits (54), and total bases (250) and ranked among league leaders in home runs (2nd, 24), HR/AB ratio (2nd, 1/20.50), on-base percentage (3rd,.374), batting average (4th,.293), hits (5th, 144), and walks (5th, 62) Was a starting OF with Stubby Clapp as coach for the Canadian Pan-Am Games gold medal team in 15 Last Game: 2-4, RBI, 2 K Last Series: 0-6, 2 R, 2 BB, K Last Homestand: 4-23, 5 R, HR, 3 RBI, 3 BB, 7 K Current Streak: +1 (2-4) Long Hit Streak: +6 (2x, 8/13-8/18) Last Home Run: 8/17 vs Nashville (Daniel Gossett) H: 3 (5x, 7/31 at RNO) R: 3 (7/4 at RNO) RBI: 7 (6/23 at RNO) O NEILL SEASON S SO: 4 (3x, 7/16 vs FRE) BB: 3 (6/18 vs SL) SB: 2 (4/21 at ELP) 4 RANGEL RAVELO INF ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on 4/28/17 SCHOOL: Hialeah (FL) High School 8th professional season; Also spent time with White Sox and Athletics organizations Team-best 15-game hitting streak from 5/9-6/3 (21-for-49,.429, 5 2B, HR, 10 R, 9 RBI) Was a non-roster invite to Oakland s Spring Training, released and signed by the Cardinals in late April Spent all of 2016 with Triple-A Nashville, hit.262 with eight home runs and 54 RBI in 106 games Has played in 297 games at first base, eight in left field, six in right field and two at third base over the last four campaigns after appearing in 155 games at third base and six at first base from Traded from Chicago to Oakland as part of the Jeff Samardzija deal in December 2014 Last Game: 0-4, 2 K Last Series: 2-4, R, HR, RBI, BB, K Last Homestand: 11-20, 5 R, 2 2B, 3B, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 3 BB, 3 K Current Streak: -1 (0-4) Long Hit Streak: +15 (5/9-6/3) Last Home Run: 8/22 vs New Orleans (Victor Payano) H: 4 (6/11 vs NAS) R: 3 (2x, 6/2 vs OMA) RBI: 3 (2x, 7/27 vs SL) RAVELO SEASON S SO: 4 (7/6 at RR) BB: 2 (3x, 7/23 vs LV) SB: 1 (8/7 vs OMA) 12 WILFREDO TOVAR INF ACQUIRED: Signed as a minor league free agent on 11/18/16 10th professional season; Also spent time with Mets and Twins organizations Snapped 0-for-31 funk with first home run of the season on 6/28 vs OKC (1-4, HR, R, 2 RBI) Played all of last season with Rochester (MIN-AAA), hit.249, 1 HR, 35 RBI; All 125 games at SS Appeared in 51 games (2nd-most on team) with Leones del Caracas in Venezuelan Winter League Spent first eight years of career in New York Mets system, playing in nine MLB games in Played in Pacific Coast League previously with Las Vegas in 2015, hit.283, 3 HR, 42 RBI Originally a Mets signee out of Venezuela on October 12, 2007 Last Game: 1-4, RBI, K Last Series: 4-12, R, 2B, RBI, 2 K Last Homestand: 8-25, 2 R, 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 5 K, BB Current Streak: +6 (9-25) Long Hit Streak: +9 (5/12-5/25) Last Home Run: 8/17 vs Nashville (Kyle Finnegan) H: 4 (7/20 at OKC) R: 3 (2x, 7/29 at RNO) RBI: 4 (8/17 vs NAS) TOVAR SEASON S SO: 3 (7/26 vs SL) BB: 2 (4x, 8/7 vs OMA) SB: 1 (17x, 8/18 vs NAS) 68 BREYVIC VALERA INF ACQUIRED: Signed as a non-drafted free agent on 5/16/10 8th professional season; Rated as the #29 (Baseball America) prospect in the Cardinals system Named PCL Player of the Week for July 31-Aug. 6, hitting.483 (14-29) with eight runs, seven RBI, four doubles and two home runs, and his 24 total bases led all of Triple-A Baseball Posted an 11-game hitting streak from 4/30-5/13 (17-for-40,.425, 5 3B, 8 R, 2 RBI) Began 2016 season with AA Springfield before exploding on scene with Memphis Posted a.341 average with 31 RBI in 73 games; Had seven 3-hit games and 20 multi-hit contests Struck out just 40 times while combining to hit.304 in 125 games over two levels Last Game: PH/DR; 1-1, R Last Series: 6-18, 3 R, 2B, 2 HR, 3 RBI, BB, K Last Homestand: 10-28, 5 R, 2 2B, 3 HR, 4 RBI, BB, 3 K Current Streak: +7 (11-29) Long Hit Streak: +11 (4/30-5/13) Last Home Run: 8/22 vs New Orleans (Scott Copeland) H: 3 (11x, 8/21 vs NO) R: 3 (7/27 vs SL) RBI: 3 (8/1 at RNO) VALERA SEASON S SO: 2 (2x, 8/18 vs NAS) BB: 2 (6x, 8/14 at NAS) SB: 1 (11x, 8/12 at NAS) 19 LUKE VOIT INF ACQUIRED: 2013 First-Year Player Draft; 22nd Round (665th overall) SCHOOL: Missouri State University 5th professional season; All within the Cardinals organization Rejoined Memphis 8/22 after 43 games with STL (.253, 9 2B, 3 HR, 13 RBI) in ML debut from 6/25-8/20 Named Cardinals Minor League Player of the Month for April (.360, 5 HR, 16 RBI in 23 games) Homered in three consecutive games from 4/9-11 (8-for-13, 3 2B, 3 HR, 5 R, 7 RBI) Led Texas League in AVG (.297), H (143) and games played (134); Midseason and Postseason All-Star Ranked among Cardinals minor leaguers in TB (230, 1st), H (2nd), HR (19, 3rd), RBI (74, 3rd), R (70, 4th), 3B (5, 4th), SLG (.477, 6th), BB (52, 6th), and 2B (20, 9th) Last Game: 1-4 Last Series: 0-1 Last Homestand: 0-1 Current Streak: +1 (1-4) Long Hit Streak: +6 (3x, 5/2-5/7) Last Home Run: 7/6 vs New York (N) (Seth Lugo) H: 4 (4/9 at NO) R: 2 (7x, 8/15 at BOS) RBI: 4 (3x, 7/3 vs MIA) VOIT SEASON S SO: 3 (2x, 5/25 at SAC) BB: 3 (4/6 at NO) SB: 1 (4/11 vs COS) 5 PATRICK WISDOM INF ACQUIRED: 2012 First-Year Player Draft; 1st Round (52nd overall) SCHOOL: St. Mary s College 6th professional season; All within the Cardinals organization Connected on his second multi-homer game of the year on 6/29 vs OKC (2-for-4, 2 HR, 2 R, 4 RBI) Blasted game-winning grand slam on 5/8 at Iowa as part of multi-hr day (2-for-4, 2 HR, 3 R, 5 RBI) Clubbed game-winning solo home run in 13th inning on Opening Day at New Orleans (4/6) Battled injuries in 2016, missing 53 games, hit.233, 5 HR, 30 RBI in 78 games with Memphis Has posted double-digit home runs in three of the last four seasons, including career-high 15 in 2013 Was a supplemental pick in 2012 for loss of free agent Darren Oliver Last Game: 0-4, 2 K Last Series: 4-14, 4 R, 2 HR, 5 RBI, BB, 6 K Last Homestand: 8-29, 7 R, 2B, 4 HR, 9 RBI, BB, 8 K Current Streak: -2 (0-8) Long Hit Streak: +9 (4/29-5/8) Last Home Run: 8/21 vs New Orleans (Keyvius Sampson) H: 3 (6x, 8/13 at NAS) R: 3 (2x, 8/13 at NAS) RBI: 5 (5/8 at IOW) WISDOM SEASON S SO: 3 (6x, 7/30 at RNO) BB: 2 (2x, 6/24 at OMA) SB: 1 (2x, 8/1 at RNO)

6 REDBIRDS BY THE NUMBERS SITUATION 2017 HOME AWAY CLAPP Overall Record Pre All-Star Break Post All-Star Break Series Openers Series Finales Homestand Openers Homestand Finales Road Trip Openers Road Trip Finales Travel Days After Scheduled Off Days Redbirds Score First Opponent Scores First Games Won In Last AB Come-From-Behind Wins Losses After Leading Bat Around For-Against vs. RH Starter vs. LH Starter Redbirds Starter 6+ IP Redbirds Starter 7+ IP Redbirds Starter 8+ IP Bullpen Allows Runs Bullpen Allows No Runs Outhit Opponent Equal # of Hits Outhit by Opponent Redbirds Homer Redbirds Allow Homer Run Games Score Fewer Than 3 Runs Score 3-4 Runs Score 5+ Runs Commit 0 Errors Commit 1-2 Errors Commit 3+ Errors Leading After 6th Trailing After 6th Leading After 7th Trailing After 7th Leading After 8th Trailing After 8th Extra Innings Day Games Night Games Shutout Record Doubleheader Record Series Record (W-L-T) April Record May Record June Record July Record August Record September Record Sunday Record Monday Record Tuesday Record Wednesday Record Thursday Record Friday Record Saturday Record vs. NL Affiliate vs. AL Affiliate White Jerseys Gray Jerseys Blue Jerseys Specialty Jerseys HITTING STATISTICS LEADOFF HITTING NAME AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SF SAC HBP Bader Martini Tovar Valera OTHERS TOTALS CLEANUP HITTING NAME AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SF SAC HBP Bader Diaz Martini Mejia O Neill Ravelo Voit Wisdom OTHERS TOTALS DESIGNATED HITTING NAME AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SF SAC HBP Bader Diaz Martini Mejia O Neill Ravelo Valera Voit Wisdom OTHERS TOTALS PINCH HITTING NAME AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K SF SAC HBP Bader Martini Mayers Mejia O Neill Ravelo Rosario Tovar Valera Voit Wisdom OTHERS TOTALS BASERUNNING PLAYER SB - ATT SB2 - ATT SB3 - ATT SBH - ATT CS PO Bader Diaz Martini Mejia O Neill Ravelo Rosario Tovar Valera Voit Wisdom OTHERS TOTALS

7 HITTING STATISTICS HITTING SUPERLATIVES MULTI-HIT GAMES MULTI-RBI GAMES RBI HITTING STREAKS PLAYER TOTAL 2H 3H 4H 5+ TOTAL 2BI 3BI 4BI 5+ 2-Out GT GA GW Current Longest Long Hitless Bader Diaz Lino Martini Mejia O Neill Ravelo Rosario Tovar Valera Voit Wisdom STARTS/DEFENSE STARTS BY POSITION STARTS BY BATTING ORDER ERRORLESS STREAKS PLAYER C 1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF DH GAMES LAST Bader /18 vs NAS Diaz /2 vs NO (2) Lino /11 at NAS Martini /17 at RR Mejia /31 at RNO O Neill /22 vs NO Ravelo /15 vs NAS Rosario /9 at NAS Tovar /24 at IOW Valera /14 at NAS Voit /14 vs COS Wisdom /27 vs SL HOME RUN BREAKDOWN vs. vs. At On OUTS Redbirds LAST HOME RUN PLAYER TOTAL LHP RHP AutoZone Road SOLO 2-RUN 3-RUN GS GT GA Record DATE PITCHER AB AGO Bader /7 vs OMA Zimmer 50 Diaz /6 at TAC Moore 51 Lino 42 Martini /16 vs RR Scheppers 119 Mejia /18 vs NAS Jensen 19 O Neill /17 vs NAS Gossett 18 Ravelo /22 vs NO Payano 4 Rosario 190 Tovar /17 vs NAS Finnegan 21 Valera /22 vs NO Copeland 5 Voit /14 vs COS Barbosa 36 Wisdom /21 vs NO Sampson 11 OTHERS TOTALS TWO-HOME RUN GAMES (9) Tommy Pham (4/8 at NO) Carson Kelly (4/11 vs COS) Luke Voit (4/28 vs RR) Paul DeJong (4/30 vs RR) Patrick Wisdom (5/8 at IOW) Harrison Bader (5/11 vs ELP) Luke Voit (6/14 vs COS) Randal Grichuk (6/18 at RR) Patrick Wisdom (6/29 vs OKC) PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS (2) Chad Huffman (5/24 at SAC) Chad Huffman (5/28 vs IOW) GAME-OPENING HOME RUNS (4) Harrison Bader (4/6 at NO) Harrison Bader (4/11 vs COS) Todd Cunningham (4/12 vs COS) Wilfredo Tovar (7/2 vs NO) WALK-OFF HOME RUNS (1) Nick Martini (7/16 vs RR) GRAND SLAMS (2) Patrick Wisdom (5/8 at IOW) Wilfredo Tovar (8/17 vs NAS) BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS (5) Paul DeJong and Patrick Wisdom (4/27 vs RR) Luke Voit and Carson Kelly (4/28 vs RR) Patrick Wisdom, Harrison Bader, & Paul DeJong (4/30 vs RR) Luke Voit and Paul DeJong (6/14 vs COS) Aledmys Diaz and Adolia Garcia (8/6 at TAC)

8 HOME RUN TRACKER # DATE OPP INNING PLAYER (#) PITCHER NOTES REDBIRDS # DATE OPP INNING PLAYER (#) PITCHER NOTES 1. 4/6 at NO 1st Bader (1) Nicolino Lead-off 80. 6/22 at OMA 1st Grichuk (5) Skoglund 2. 4/6 at NO 13th Wisdom (1) Lazo Game-winner 81. 6/23 at OMA 7th Wisdom (13) Maness Game-winner 3. 4/8 at NO 6th Pham (1) Mortensen 82. 6/24 at OMA 3rd Grichuk (6) Duffy Game-winner 4. 4/8 at NO 8th Pham (2) Guerra 2nd of game 83. 6/25 at OMA 5th Valera (1) Farrell 5. 4/9 at NO 3rd Pham (3) Copeland 84. 6/28 vs OKC 1st Huffman (5) Oaks Go-ahead 6. 4/9 at NO 9th Voit (1) Cunniff 85. 6/28 vs OKC 8th Bader (13) Marks 7. 4/10 at NO 3rd An. Garcia (1) Fife 86. 6/28 vs OKC 8th Tovar (1) Marks 8. 4/10 at NO 9th Voit (2) Cervenka Game-winner 87. 6/29 vs OKC 2nd Wisdom (14) Font Game-winner 9. 4/11 vs COS 1st Bader (2) Hader Lead-off 88. 6/29 vs OKC 5th Wisdom (15) Bleich 2nd of game 10. 4/11 vs COS 2nd Kelly (1) Hader Game-winner 89. 6/30 vs NO 8th Wisdom (16) Cervenka 11. 4/11 vs COS 3rd Voit (3) Hader 90. 7/1 vs NO 3rd Tovar (2) O Grady Go-ahead 12. 4/11 vs COS 6th Kelly (2) Blazek 2nd of game 91. 7/1 vs NO 4th Kelly (8) O Grady Go-ahead/GW 13. 4/12 vs COS 1st Cunningham (1) Garza Lead-off 92. 7/1 vs NO 7th Ad. Garcia (1) Ellington 14. 4/12 vs COS 8th Huffman (1) Scahill Game-winner 93. 7/2 vs NO 1st Tovar (3) Conley Lead-off/GT 15. 4/13 vs COS 5th Kelly (3) Espino 94. 7/2 vs NO 7th Bader (14) Steckenrider 16. 4/15 vs OKC 9th DeJong (1) Gunkel 95. 7/4 at RR 8th Bader (15) Loewen 17. 4/18 at COS 6th Pham (4) Espino 96. 7/5 at RR 3rd Bader (16) Wagner 18 4/19 at COS 1st Huffman (2) Woodruff 97. 7/5 at RR 6th Martini (4) Wolff 19. 4/21-1 at COS 3rd Cunningham (2) Hader 98. 7/6 at RR 1st Bader (17) Reyes 3rd-str. G w/ HR 20. 4/27 vs RR 2nd DeJong (2) Webster 99. 7/6 at RR 4th Wisdom (17) Reyes 21. 4/27 vs RR 2nd Wisdom (2) Webster Back-to-back /6 at RR 4th Diaz (1) Reyes 22. 4/27 vs RR 8th Bader (3) Chapman /9 at NAS 10th Tovar (2) Finnegan Go-ahead 23. 4/28 vs RR 1st Voit (4) Griffin /13 vs RR 2nd Wisdom (18) Wagner 24. 4/28 vs RR 1st Kelly (4) Griffin Back-to-back /14 vs RR 8th Mejia (1) Rodriguez Game-tying 25. 4/28 vs RR 6th Voit (5) Wagner 2nd of game /15 vs RR 1st Kelly (9) Blackburn T-career high 26. 4/30 vs RR 4th DeJong (3) Gee /15 vs RR 7th Wisdom (19) Loewen 27. 4/30 vs RR 7th Wisdom (3) Scheppers /16 vs RR 9th Martini (5) Scheppers Walk-off 28. 4/30 vs RR 7th Bader (4) Scheppers Back-to-back /17 at OKC 5th Bader (18) Castillo 29. 4/30 vs RR 7th DeJong (4) Scheppers B2B2B/2nd of G /17 at OKC 5th Mejia (2) Castillo Game-tying 30. 5/1 vs RR 6th Wisdom (4) Chapman /17 at OKC 9th Wisdom (20) Younginer Go-ahead 31. 5/1 vs RR 8th DeJong (5) Reyes /19 at OKC 2nd Kelly (10) Barlow Career high 32. 5/2 at OMA 8th Voit (6) Peterson Game-winner /19 at OKC 9th Huffman (6) Broussard 33. 5/3 at OMA 6th Wisdom (5) Stout Game-tying /20 at OKC 6th Wisdom (21) Ravin 34. 5/4 at OMA 2nd Kelly (5) Skoglund /20 at OKC 8th Bader (19) Layne 35. 5/6 at IOW 8th DeJong (6) Paniagua Game-winner /23 vs LV 1st Mejia (3) Atkins 36. 5/7 at IOW 3rd Voit (7) Perez /23 vs LV 1st Wisdom (22) Atkins 37. 5/7 at IOW 6th Ravelo (1) Rosscup /23 vs LV 3rd Ravelo (4) Atkins 38. 5/8 at IOW 2nd DeJong (7) Frankoff Go-ahead /24 vs LV 1st Diaz (2) Wheeler 39. 5/8 at IOW 8th Wisdom (6) Rollins /25 vs SL 7th O Neill (20) Wright GT, 1st as a Bird 40. 5/8 at IOW 9th Wisdom (7) Rollins 2nd of G/GW/GS /26 vs SL 4th Wisdom (23) Morales 41. 5/8 at IOW 9th Cunningham (3) Paniagua /28 vs SL 1st Ad. Garcia (2) Lamb 42. 5/11 vs ELP 1st DeJong (8) Magill Go-ahead /29 at RNO 3rd Tovar (4) Pineyro 43. 5/11 vs ELP 4th Bader (5) Magill Go-ahead /30 at RNO 8th O Neill (21) Davis Game-tying 44. 5/11 vs ELP 6th Bader (6) Magill 2nd of game /31 at RNO 1st O Neill (22) Duncan 45. 5/14 vs ELP 7th Voit (8) Hessler /1 at RNO 2nd Valera (3) Laffey 46. 5/20 at FRE 2nd Wisdom (8) Martes /3 at TAC 7th Valera (4) Marshall 2nd-str. G w/ HR 47. 5/20 at FRE 6th DeJong (9) Perez /3 at TAC 9th Diaz (3) Cloyd 48. 5/21 at FRE 1st Martini (1) Coleman /4 at TAC 3rd O Neill (23) Gaviglio Game-tying 49. 5/22 at FRE 6th DeJong (10) Martinez Go-ahead/GW /6 at TAC 4th Diaz (4) Moore 50. 5/22 at FRE 9th Wisdom (9) Thompson /6 at TAC 4th Garcia (3) Moore B2B pitches 51. 5/24 at SAC 3rd Kelly (6) Gregorio /7 vs OMA 4th Wisdom (24) Machado Game-tying 52. 5/24 at SAC 8th Bader (7) Snelten Game-winner /7 vs OMA 8th Bader (20) Zimmer Career high 53. 5/24 at SAC 9th Huffman (3) Webb Pinch-hit /10 vs OMA 2nd Piscotty (1) Skoglund 54. 5/26 at SAC 2nd Bader (8) Stratton /12 at NAS 2nd Wisdom (25) Gossett 55. 5/26 at SAC 4th DeJong (11) Stratton /12 at NAS 8th Piscotty (2) Bawcom 56. 5/26 at SAC 9th Kelly (7) Snelten /13 at NAS 6th O Neill (24) Walter Game-tying 57. 5/28 vs IOW 8th Huffman (4) Leathersich PH Game-winner /13 at NAS 7th Ravelo (5) Finnegan 58. 5/29 vs IOW 8th Martini (2) Johnson /14 at NAS 1st O Neill (25) Mengden 59. 6/1 vs OMA 1st Ravelo (2) Junis Go-ahead /15 vs NAS 7th Piscotty (3) Bracewell Game-tying 60. 6/3 vs OMA 4th Cunningham (4) Caramo /16 vs NAS 2nd Wisdom (26) Doubront 61. 6/6 at NO 9th Ravelo (3) Nappo /16 vs NAS 6th Piscotty (4) Schuster 62. 6/7 at NO 7th Widom (10) Cunniff Go-ahead /17 vs NAS 4th O Neill (26) Gossett Game-tying 63. 6/9 vs NAS 2nd Bader (9) Blackburn Go-ahead /17 vs NAS 7th Valera (5) Finnegan 64. 6/10 vs NAS 4th Voit (9) Sawyer /17 vs NAS 7th Tovar (5) Finnegan Grand Slam 65. 6/11 vs NAS 7th Voit (10) Healy /18 vs NAS 1st Mejia (4) Jensen Go-ahead 66. 6/13 vs COS 4th Wisdom (11) Blazek /18 vs NAS 4th Wisdom (27) Jensen Go-ahead 67. 6/13 vs COS 7th DeJong (12) Archer Go-ahead/GW /18 vs NAS 9th Ravelo (6) Smith 68. 6/14 vs COS 1st Voit (11) Barbosa Go-ahead /19 vs NO 2nd Wisdom (28) Bencomo 69. 6/14 vs COS 1st Bader (10) Barbosa Game-winner /21 vs NO 2nd Wisdom (29) Sampson 70. 6/14 vs COS 3rd Voit (12) Barbosa 2nd of game /21 vs NO 7th Valera (6) Cervenka 71. 6/14 vs COS 3rd DeJong (13) Barbosa Back-to-back /22 vs NO 1st Valera (7) Copeland Leading off B /14 vs COS 3rd Wisdom (12) Barbosa /22 vs NO 8th Ravelo (7) Payano 73. 6/14 vs COS 6th Grichuk (1) Dillard 74. 6/17 at RR 6th Bader (11) Loewen 75. 6/18 at RR 1st Grichuk (2) Gamboa 76. 6/18 at RR 5th Grichuk (3) Gamboa 2nd of game 77. 6/18 at RR 8th Bader (12) Rodriguez 78. 6/20 at RR 6th Grichuk (4) Chapman 79. 6/20 at RR 8th Martini (3) Wright

9 HOME RUN TRACKER # DATE OPP INNING PLAYER (#) PITCHER NOTES OPPONENT # DATE OPP INNING PLAYER (#) PITCHER NOTES 1. 4/8 at NO 6th Mooney (1) Lee 75. 6/22 at OMA 3rd Gallagher (4) Gant 2. 4/8 at NO 8th Galloway (1) Brebbia 76. 6/25 at OMA 4th Soler (11) Flaherty Game-winner 3. 4/9 at NO 5th Galloway (2) Mayers 77. 6/26 vs OKC 3rd Dickson (17) Gallen Game-winner 4. 4/10 at NO 2nd den Dekker (1) Zeid 78. 6/27 vs OKC 4th Calhoun (17) Gant Go-ahead/GW 5. 4/10 at NO 4th Hood (1) Zeid 79. 6/30 vs NO 1st Telis (3) Zeid Go-ahead 6. 4/10 at NO 4th Juengel (1) Zeid 80. 7/2 vs NO 5th Telis (4) Gant 7. 4/11 vs COS 6th Noonan (1) Poncedeleon 81. 7/4 at RR 2nd Snider (4) Flaherty 8. 4/13 vs COS 1st Brinson (1) Ellis Lead-off 82. 7/5 at RR 4th Rua (2) Gonzales 9. 4/13 vs COS 4th Cooper (1) Ellis 83. 7/5 at RR 7th Jimenez (3) Socolovich 10. 4/14 vs COS 3rd Cordell (2) Mayers 84. 7/5 at RR 8th Middlebrooks (18) Lucas 11. 4/15 vs OKC 3rd Taylor (1) Zeid 85. 7/7 at NAS 4th Munoz (1) Gallen 12. 4/16 vs OKC 5th Bellinger (3) Brebbia 86. 7/17 at OKC 3rd Calhoun (20) Pearce 13. 4/18 at COS 3rd Birnson (2) Ellis 87. 7/19 at OKC 6th Van Slyke (4) Gant Go-ahead 14. 4/19 at COS 1st Sogard (2) Mayers 88. 7/20 at OKC 6th Dickson (20) Zeid 15. 4/19 at COS 3rd Phillips (2) Mayers Grand Slam 89. 7/22 vs LV 7th Boyd (6) Pearce 16. 4/19 at COS 7th Phillips (3) Sherriff 90. 7/23 vs LV 6th Carrillo (7) Zeid 17. 4/21-2 at COS 5th Brinson (3) Herget 91. 7/23 vs LV 7th Smith (14) Reyes 18 4/22 at OKC 1st Dickson (5) Poncedeleon 92. 7/24 vs LV 2nd Smith (15) Gant 19. 4/24 at OKC 5th Wilson (2) Ellis 93. 7/26 vs SL 8th Johnson (3) Zeid 3R, GT in 8th 20. 4/25 at OKC 1st Calhoun (1) Mayers Lead-off 94. 7/27 vs SL 6th Navarro (5) Mayers 21. 4/25 at OKC 1st Dickson (6) Mayers 95. 7/28 vs SL 7th Ackley (4) Montgomery Go-ahead/GW 22. 4/27 vs RR 4th Hoying (5) Zeid 96. 7/29 at RNO 1st Borenstein (15) Gant 23. 4/27 vs RR 9th Hoying (6) Wick GW/2nd of game 97. 7/31 at RNO 3rd Brito (4) Flaherty 24. 4/27 vs RR 9th Nicholas (1) Wick Back-to-back 98. 7/31 at RNO 6th Walker (25) Flaherty 25. 4/29 vs RR 3rd Wilson (2) Reyes 99. 8/1 at RNO 4th Borenstein (16) Pearce 26. 4/30 vs RR 1st Puello (3) Ellis /4 at TAC 3rd Powell (6) Gant 27. 4/30 vs RR 9th Hoying (7) Herget /4 at TAC 3rd Motter (2) Gant 28. 5/3 at OMA 1st Soler (3) Zeid /11 at NAS 8th Munoz (7) Mayers 29. 5/3 at OMA 6th Cecchini (1) Zeid /13 at NAS 2nd Nunez (31) Pearce 30. 5/4 at OMA 9th O Hearn (6) Lucas Game-tying /15 vs NAS 2nd Carter (3) Hudson 31. 5/6 at IOW 7th La Stella (1) Ellis Go-ahead /17 vs NAS 7th Barreto (14) Socolovich 32. 5/6 at IOW 8th Caratini (2) Montgomery /18 vs NAS 3rd Decker (4) Pearce 33. 5/8 at IOW 3rd Happ (9) Zeid /18 vs NAS 5th Taylor (2) Pearce 34. 5/8 at IOW 3rd Caratini (3) Zeid Back-to-back /18 vs NAS 7th Nunez (32) Pearce 35. 5/12 vs ELP 5th Blash (3) Mayers /20 vs NO 5th Hinshaw (4) Reyes 36. 5/13 vs ELP 5th Gale (1) Weaver /20 vs NO 7th Mooney (2) Mayers 37. 5/14 vs ELP 4th Pirela (3) Gonzales /21 vs NO 6th Mooney (3) Flaherty 38. 5/14 vs ELP 8th Pirela (4) Lucas GT/2nd of game /22 vs NO 1st Mooney (4) Herget 39. 5/14 vs ELP 9th Villanueva (1) Montgomery 40. 5/15 vs ABQ 1st Tauchman (4) Lyons 41. 5/15 vs ABQ 4th Ynoa (1) Lyons 42. 5/16 vs ABQ 5th Brown (1) Reyes 43. 5/19 at FRE 7th Fisher (10) Zeid 44. 5/20 at FRE 8th Moran (6) Phillips 45. 5/21 at FRE 6th Moran (7) Ellis 46. 5/23 at SAC 5th Hill (1) Mayers 47. 5/25 at SAC 3rd Ciriaco (1) Gonzales 48. 5/26 at SAC 1st Calixte (7) Zeid 49. 5/29 vs IOW 1st Andreoli (4) Weaver Lead-off 50. 5/29 vs IOW 4th Rademacher (2) Weaver 51. 5/29 vs IOW 9th Solis (2) Tuivailala 52. 5/29 vs IOW 9th Dominguez (4) Tuivailala 53. 5/30 vs IOW 6th Zagunis (8) Gonzales Game-winning 54. 5/30 vs IOW 8th Bruno (4) Nielsen 55. 6/1 vs OMA 2nd Cecchini (2) Zeid Game-tying 56. 6/1 vs OMA 3rd Mondesi (4) Zeid Go-ahead/GW 57. 6/2 vs OMA 5th Schwindel (1) Flaherty 58. 6/6 at NO 1st Seirra (6) Gonzales Go-ahead 59. 6/7 at NO 6th Hood (14) Zeid Go-ahead 60. 6/7 at NO 8th Hinshaw (1) Socolovich Go-ahead/GW 61. 6/8 at NO 7th Barnes (5) Montgomery Game-tying 62. 6/9 vs NAS 8th Olson (15) Sherriff Game-tying 63. 6/10 vs NAS 4th Chapman (15) Gant Game-tying 64. 6/10 vs NAS 6th Barreto (8) Gant Game-tying 65. 6/11 vs NAS 7th Nunez (17) Socolovich 66. 6/11 vs NAS 12th Chapman (16) Herget Go-ahead 67. 6/14 vs COS 2nd Cooper (11) Flaherty 68. 6/14 vs COS 5th Garcia (2) Flaherty 69. 6/15 vs COS 5th Phillips (12) Mayers 70. 6/15 vs COS 7th De Jesus (3) Herget 71. 6/17 at RR 1st Middlebrooks (10) Gilmartin Go-ahead 72. 6/18 at RR 3rd Hayes (2) Gonzales 73. 6/19 at RR 4th Guzman (6) Flaherty 74. 6/19 at RR 5th Jimenez (1) Flaherty