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1 [ Indianapolis Indians // Communications Department ] [ IndyIndians.com // (37) ] 28 indy bits Day Games: 8- Night Games: 7-3 Before All-Star Break: After All-Star Break: - April: - May: -3 June: - July: - August: - September: - Monday: 3-3 Tuesday: 6- Wednesday: -7 Thursday: 5- Friday: 2-6 Saturday: 5-2 Sunday: 3- Scoring First: 2-2 Opponent Scoring First: 5- Extra Innings: - Shutout Record: 5-3 Doubleheaders: Commit An Error: 7- Commit No Errors: 8-9 Walk-Off Wins: Walk-Off Losses: vs. IL West: 3- vs. IL North: - vs. IL South: 8-9 Scoring + Runs: 2-6 Scoring 3 Or Fewer Runs: 5-7 Out-Hit Opponent: 2- Out-Hit By Opponent: -8 Teams Tie in Hits: - Indy Hits HR: 9-9 Indy no HR: 6- Opp. Hits HR: 8- Opp. no HR: 7-9 Lead After 6: 2-2 Trail After 6: 2-8 Tied After 6: 3-2 Lead After 7: 22-2 Trail After 7: -2 Tied After 7: 2- Lead After 8: 23- Trail After 8: -9 Tied After 8: - Vs. LH Starter: - Vs. RH Starter: 5-9 Series (W-L-S): IL STANDINGS WEST Team W-L GB TOL IND COL LOU 6-3. NORTH Team W-L GB LHV BUF ROC SYR SWB PAW SOUTH Team W-L GB DUR NOR GWN CHA West Maryland Street - Indianapolis, IN 6225 (37) IndyIndians.com/MediaKit Indianapolis Indians Tuesday, May 29, 28 7:5 p.m. ET Gwinnett Stripers (2nd, -5.5 GB, IL West) Victory Field Indianapolis, IN 2-27 (3rd, -7.5 GB, IL South) RHP Tyler Eppler (-2, 3.3) Game #9 / Home #2 RHP Wes Parsons (-,.38) Radio/TV: Fox Sports 97.5 / AM 26 / iheart app / MiLB TV / Comcast 9 UPCOMING MATCHUPS DAY DATE OPPONENT PROBABLES TIME (ET) RADIO/TV Wednesday May 3 vs. Gwinnett TBD vs. LHP Michael Mader (-,.5) 7:5 p.m. Fox Sports 97.5 / AM 26 / iheart app / MiLB TV Thursday May 3 vs. Gwinnett RHP Alex McRae (-, 5.) vs. TBD 7:5 p.m. Fox Sports 97.5 / AM 26 / iheart app / MiLB TV Friday June vs. Scranton/W-B RHP J.T. Brubaker (2-, 3.32) vs. TBD 7:5 p.m. Fox Sports 97.5 / AM 26 / iheart app / MiLB TV / Comcast 9 / WNDY 23 Saturday June 2 vs. Scranton/W-B RHP Clay Holmes (2-3, 5.5) vs. TBD 7:5 p.m. Fox Sports 97.5 / AM 26 / iheart app / MiLB TV / Comcast 9 / WNDY 23 Tribe Tips ABOUT LAST NIGHT: Michael Kopech hurled six innings of two-run ball, and the Knights used a four-run second inning against Clay Holmes to seal the four-game series win with a 7-5 victory over the Tribe yesterday at BB&T Ballpark. Kevin Kramer gave Indy a - lead in the second with his fifth long ball of the season, but the home team rallied against Holmes in the bottom half with four runs, three coming on a bases-clearing triple by Eddy Alvarez. Charlotte then added two more runs in the fourth to go up 6-. Pablo Reyes brought Indy closer with sacrifice flies in both the fifth and ninth innings. Wyatt Mathisen finished with a game-high three hits from the eighth spot in Indy's order. Holmes was charged with six runs on nine hits in six innings of work, dropping to 2-3 on the season. Tanner Anderson allowed a solo homer to Jacob May in the eighth, the first dinger he's surrendered since Sept., 27 with Double-A Altoona against Harrisburg. MEMORIAL DAY DEFEAT: The Indians have now played 2 games on Memorial Day in the Victory Field era, accumulating a 9- record overall. Away from home, they are an even 6-6 with yesterday's 7-5 loss included. The Tribe have won just one in their last six Memorial Day contests, being outscored by a total of 9 runs in that stretch. TYLER TIME: Tyler Eppler gets the nod tonight in the homestand opener. He has simply dominated opposing teams at The Vic since the start of the 27 season. Last year, he went 6- with a 2.7 ERA (22 ER/73. IP) in games ( starts); this year, he's 3- with a.33 ERA ( ER/27.2 IP) in five games (four starts) at home. His last home outing came on May 2 vs. Louisville (6.ip, h, r, bb, 9k - Win, -). In 9 games (5 starts) all-time at Victory Field, the 25-year-old is 9- with a 2.5 ERA (23 ER/. IP). MATHISEN MASHING: Wyatt Mathisen led the Indians with three hits (two doubles) in yesterday's loss at Charlotte, marking the seventh two-double game of his career and first since April 2, 27 with Double-A Altoona at Richmond. He is now batting.395 (5-for-38) with one homer, six doubles and seven RBI in 3 games with the Tribe; he hit.385 (-for-26) with one homer, one triple, three doubles and five RBI in 25 games with Altoona. He has 25 knocks in 6 at-bats this season, good for a.39 average. MEMORABLE WEEKEND FOR KRAMER: Kevin Kramer went 6-for- (.29) with a home run, double, three RBI and three runs scored in four games at Charlotte, raising his average from.28 to.263 over the weekend. In the four home games against Louisville prior to the Memorial Day Weekend series, Kramer went -for-5 with two walks and six strikeouts. He is batting.293 (27-for-92) with four of his five homers this season coming on the road; his average at home in 2 games is just.228 (8-for-79). GOOD VS. GWINNETT: Three Indians raked against Gwinnett earlier this month at The Vic. Jordan Luplow went 5-for-8 (.625), Jose Osuna batted.5 (5-for-) and Pablo Reyes collected four hits in nine at-bats (.). The Tribe as a team, however, hit just.25 (29-for-) in that four-game split against the Stripers. DIGGING FOR SECOND: The Indians have bashed 25 doubles this season, good for the top mark in the league. Syracuse () and Toledo () have both eclipsed the century mark in two-baggers this year, as well. The Tribe are averaging 2.6 doubles per game, putting them on pace for 365 doubles. The franchise record for doubles in a season is 378, set over a 66-game season in 93. The Victory Field era record for doubles in a season is 299, accomplished in both 998 and 2. Indy also led the IL in doubles in 27 with 279. MAY DAY: Kevin Newman has 3 hits since May 8, tied for the most in Triple-A with Toledo's Ronny Rodriguez. The total also places him in a tie for fourth in all of professional baseball. Newman is batting.38 (38-for-99) through 25 games in May, as he tries to become just the fourth player since 25 to post an average at or above. (min. 75 ABs) for an entire month. He needs five more knocks to match Josh Bell's record 3 hits set in June 26. SETTING THE BAR: The Indians lead the IL in average (.275) and doubles (25). They also rank second in OBP (.337) and are tied for second in slugging percentage (.7) and triples (3). Plus, they rank third in fewest strikeouts (36) and fourth in stolen bases (38) and runs scored ( runs per game). TERRIFIC TRIO: Johnny Hellweg, Tanner Anderson and Dovydas Neverauskas have dominated IL opposition since April 7. The trio has combined for saves and a.6 ERA ( ER/59. IP) since that date. They've yielded just hits and 9 walks with 53 strikeouts, posting a.99 WHIP along the way. WHAT A RELIEF: Indy's bullpen overall in May has been spectacular, posting a collective 2.27 ERA (25 ER/99. IP). Indians relievers have combined for 2 saves, holds and a 2.92 ERA this season. LAST ROAD TRIP Games ERA 3.27 (2 ER/33. IP) Record -3 Starter W-L -2 Average.222 (28-for-26) Starter ERA 6.9 ( ER/6. IP) Runs (Avg/Gm) 5 (3.8) Reliever W-L - XBH (Avg/Gm) 8 (2.) Reliever ERA.53 ( ER/7. IP) Home Runs Walks 7 Stolen Bases 3 Strikeouts 26 RISP.258 (8-for-3) Save/Opps / BY THE NUMBERS.359 The Indians welcome Jose Osuna's bat back to the lineup this evening. He was optioned by Pittsburgh on May 26 and officially joined the roster today. Osuna was batting.359 (28-for-78) with three homers, 2 doubles and 8 RBI in 23 games with Indy prior to his second promotion to Pittsburgh already this season on May AT A GLANCE Overall Home -9 Road - Place 2nd GA/GB -5.5 Streak L2 Home Streak W Road Streak L2 Longest Winning Streak 3 (2x, mr: 5/2-22) Longest Losing Streak 2 (6x, mr: 5/28-29) Last Last 5-5 Home Openings 23 Home Attendance 57,96 Avg. Attendance 6,868 League Rank (Total/Avg) 6th/th SERIES HISTORY 28 at Home: 2-2 Gwinnett: - All-Time at Home: 23-5 (.65) Gwinnett: 2-22 (.76) All-Time Totals: 3-37 (.538) 28 league leaders Category Player No. Rank AVG Newman.39 th Bostick.38 5th Hits Newman 56 2nd Bostick 5 T-th 3B Bostick/Luplow/Weiss 3 T-3rd 2B Bostick/Wood 5 T-2nd Osuna 2 T-9th Runs Newman 3 st Kramer 26 T-8th XBH Bostick/Wood 2 T-6th SV Hellweg 9 2nd Holds Anderson 8 st 28 TEAM COMPARISON Indians Stripers.275 Batting Avg Runs Hits Doubles 89 3 Triples 2 25 Home Runs 38 2 RBI Total Bases Walks 3 36 Strikeouts 3 38 Stolen Bases 27 8 Caught Stealing OBP.32.7 SLG Innings Pitched ERA WHIP.28 2 Saves 8 5 Hits Allowed Runs Allowed 98 8 ER Allowed HR Allowed 2 23 Hit Batters Walks Strikeouts 5

2 TYLER EPPLER HT/WT: 6'6 / 22 B/T: R/R BORN: January 5, 993 (25) BIRTHPLACE: College Station, Texas OBTAINED: 6th round (9st overall), 2 Draft Year Team Jamestown Bradenton Altoona Altoona Indianapolis Indianapolis W/L ERA G/GS / /2 / 27/27 27/2 /8 IP H R ER HR HB 6 BB SO BAA WHIP MiLB Totals MLB Totals / Tonight's Starter: Right-hander Tyler Eppler will take the mound today in the series finale against Louisville at The Vic. The 6-foot-6, 22-pound Texas native was selected by Pittsburgh in the sixth round (9st overall) in the 2 MLB June Amateur Draft out of Sam Houston State University, where he was a teammate with former Pirates minor league pitcher Cody Dickson in 23. On the heels of a 26 Eastern League midseason All-Star selection with Double-A Altoona, Eppler posted an 8-9 record and.89 ERA (7 ER/36. IP) for the Tribe last year. His 23 home runs surrendered in 27 matched a Victory Field Era record (996-present) for home runs allowed in a single season by an individual pitcher. DATE/OPP /7 vs. COL BUF SYR (G) /2 vs. SYR TOL 5/5 vs. GWN 5/ vs. COL NOR DUR 5/2 vs. LOU TOTALS W/L W ND L W W ND ND ND L W -2 ERA GS /8 EPPLER'S 28 DAY-BY-DAY IP H Indianapolis R 8 7 ER 7 6 BB 2 2 SO RUN SUPPORT (5.) PITCHES 92/67 37/2 63/ 8/52 87/57 95/65 9/33 /8 89/55 86/6 SCORE W, - W, 2- L, 5- (7) W, - W, -7 W, -2 L, 8-6 L, -3 L, -7 W, - OPP. SP Plutko Gaviglio Voth Milone Voelker Socolovich Fife Ramirez Snow Neal Last Outing: Eppler continued his brilliance at Victory Field with six shutout innings last Thursday against Louisville, improving to -2 on the season. He limited the Bats to one hit through the first five innings before scattering three singles in the sixth. He did not walk a single batter for the first time in his eight starts this season, and he fanned nine, one shy of his career high set on April 7 against Columbus at The Vic. He tossed 6 of his 86 pitches for strikes as Indy clinched the four-game series win over Louisville with a - shutout. Against the Stripers: Eppler has made three appearances (two starts) against Gwinnett in his career; two came in 27 and one was on May 5 this year at The Vic. He is -2 with a 7.9 ERA (2 ER/3.2 IP) in those outings combined. He took a nodecision this year against the Stripers, allowing one run on five hits with five strikeouts in six innings pitched, a game that Indy won -2. Both of his losses last year to Gwinnett occurred at Coolray Field. Miscellaneous: Eppler's wife's name is Marissa; he proposed to her the day he was drafted by the Pirates. He was a second-team All-Southland Conference selection in 2 at Sam Houston State University. He graduated from Navasota (Texas) High School in 2, where he played baseball, golf and basketball. 28 SEASON SPLITS & ETC. [ INDIANAPOLIS ] Vs. Left:... Vs. Right:... Home:... Road:... Day:... Night:... April:... May:... First Half:... Quality Starts:... Team W/L in Starts:... Innings (Start):... Innings (Relief):... Most Hits... Most ER... Most Walks:... Most Strikeouts:... Winning Streak:... Losing Streak:... CAREER HIGHS.239 (7-for-7), 3 HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 3 BB, 8 K.272 (28-for-3), HR, 2 3B, 5 2B, 5 RBI, 7 BB, 28 K 3-,.33 ERA in 27.2 IP -2, 7.36 ERA in 8. IP 2-,.89 ERA in 9. IP 2-,. ERA in 27. IP 3-, 2.92 ERA in 2.2 IP -, 3.38 ERA in 2. IP -2, 3.3 ERA in 6. IP Erie Columbus (AAA) 2-8/26/6 vs. Erie (AA) 9-5/25/6 vs. Akron (AA) Toledo (AAA) - /7/8 vs. Columbus (AAA) 6-7/2-8/22/5 (A+) 5-7/9-8/8/7 (AAA)

3 batter CAPSULES Christopher Bostick OF #7 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (x), Last - DUR) HR ( (2x), Last - NOR) RBI (2 (6x), Last - DUR) 28 Season Stats - 2 games.39 (5-for-6), 2 HR, 23 RBI, 6 R 5 2B, 3 3B, 2 BB, 3 K, 2 SB, 2 CS vs. LHP:.275 (-for-), 3 3B, 5 2B, 5 RBI, BB, 5 K vs. RHP:.333 (-for-2), 2 HR, 2B, 8 RBI, 8 BB, 26 K Home (8g):.29 (2-for-69), HR, 2 3B, 2 2B, 8 RBI, 8 R, 5 BB, 3 K Road (2g):.3 (3-for-9), HR, 3B, 3 2B, 5 RBI, 8 R, 7 BB, 8 K, 2 SB, 2 CS with RISP:.36 (6-for-), 5 2B, 7 RBI, 2 BB, 8 K Long Hitting Streak: 7G (5/8-5) Current Hitting Streak: G Ö FIve of his six hits in spring training went for extra bases (four 2B, one HR) and he also scored seven runs Ö Reached base safely in 35 of games to start the season (.329, 5-for-55) Ö Racked up 2 hits from 5/8-2, tied for third most in Triple-A behind teammate Kevin Newman (25) Ö Tallied 3 RBI over a 2-game stint from 5/9-2, second to only Toledo's Ronny Rodriguez () during that stretch Ö Went 6-for-28 (.2) with seven RBI with RISP through his first 28 games; over next nine games, went 8-for- (.8) with nine RBI in those same situations Ö Recalled by PIT on 5/8 and made his MLB debut that Dodger Stadium Ö Led the Tribe in average (.29), doubles (33), runs scored (75), multi-hit games () and two-out RBI (25) en route to Team MVP and Silver Slugger honors Ö Tied for sixth among Pirates organizational leaders in average Ö First Indy player since Matt Hague (2) to have 3+ 2Bs, 5+ RBI and 7+ runs scored in a season; th Tribe player to accomplish that feat since 995 Ö Recorded his first MLB hit on 9/7 vs. CHC, a double in the ninth inning off RHP Felix Pena Ö Recognized as Indy's 27 Pirates Community Commitment Award winner after leading all Tribe players with 3 volunteer service hours to Indy community Kevin Kramer INF #7 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (3x), Last - TOL) HR ( (5x), Last - CHA) RBI (3 - COL) 28 Season Stats - 5 games.263 (5-for-7), 5 HR, 7 RBI, 26 R 9 2B, 3B, 7 BB, 9 K, SB, CS vs. LHP:.23 (-for-7), HR, 2 2B, 6 RBI, 5 BB, K vs. RHP:.282 (35-for-2), HR, 3B, 7 2B, RBI, 2 BB, 35 K Home (2g):.228 (8-for-79), HR, 2B, 9 RBI, 8 R, 6 BB, 25 K, SB, 3 CS Road (2g):.293 (27-for-92), HR, 3B, 5 2B, 8 RBI, 8 R, BB, 2 K, 3 SB, CS with RISP:.67 (8-for-8), 2B, RBI, 3 BB, 7 K Long Hitting Streak: 5G (5/-8) Current Hitting Streak: G (5/25-28) Ö Named PIT's 2th-best prospect ahead of the 28 season Ö Batted.32 (8-for-25) in 6 PIT spring training games, also drawing eight walks and scoring seven runs Ö Baseball America tabbed him PIT's No. 2 prospect before the season Ö Started the season with a -game hit streak and a three-game extra-base hit streak Ö Notched multi-hit games and 38 total hits from /-5/9, tying for 2th in all of Double-A in hits during that stretch Ö Fractured his throwing hand on 6/ and made four rehab starts in September Ryan Lavarnway C #23 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (3x), Last - DUR) HR () RBI NOR) 28 Season Stats - 7 games.25 (-for-56), HR, 5 RBI, R 5 2B, 3B, 8 BB, 3 K, SB vs. LHP:.25 (3-for-2), 2 2B, 5 BB, K vs. RHP:.25 (-for-), 3B, 3 2B, 5 RBI, 3 BB, 2 K Home (7g):.375 (9-for-2), 3B, 2B, 2 RBI, 3 R, BB, 7 K Road (g):.56 (5-for-32), 2B, 3 RBI, R, BB, 6 K with RISP:.273 (3-for-), 5 RBI, BB, K Long Hitting Streak: 2G (2x, MR: 5/2-22) Current Hitting Streak: G Ö Batted.25 (6-for-2) in 7 games with PIT for spring training, including six RBI ajnd a.52 slugging percentage Ö Went 3-for- with a double and RBI in his Tribe debut on /8 vs. COL Ö Batted.6 (-for-25) through his first eight games with Indy; hit.7 (-for-2) in his last seven games Ö Hit.36 (25-for-79) with eight walks, eight runs scored and six RBI in June, hitting safely in 7 of the 23 games he played in the month Ö Made four errors in 7 total chances behind the dish and threw out 2 potential base stealers Ö Batted.273 (3-for-) in six games with OAK, driving in two runs and registering one double Ö Appeared in the seven-hole most frequently and went 27-for-8 with 7 RBI, 2 walks drawn and seven extra-base hits Jordan Luplow OF #2 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (2 (3x), Last - 5/2 vs. LOU) HR TOL) RBI TOL) 28 Season Stats - 3 games.263 (-for-52), 5 HR, 29 RBI, 2 R 2B, 3 3B, 2 BB, 33 K, SB vs. LHP:.37 (3-for-), 3 HR, 3B, 2B, 3 RBI, 8 BB, 8 K vs. RHP:.23 (27-for-), 2 HR, 2 3B, 7 2B, 6 RBI, 3 BB, 25 K Home (2g):.33 (2-for-67), 3B, 5 2B, 9 RBI, 7 R, 8 BB, 2 K, SB Road (23g):.22 (9-for-85), 5 HR, 2 3B, 6 2B, 2 RBI, 3 R, 3 BB, 2 K with RISP:.26 (-for-53), 2 HR, 3B, 2 2B, 2 RBI, 9 BB, 8 K Long Hitting Streak: 7G (5/9-26) Current Hitting Streak: G Ö Baseball America called him PIT's No. 3 prospect as well as the "Best Power Hitter" and "Best Outfield Arm" in the system Ö Drove in eight runs with four home runs in 6 games with PIT in spring training Ö Hit safely in each of his first seven Triple-A games from 6/3-7/6, launching three HRs and totaling seven RBI and seven runs scored Ö Scored a career-high four runs in a game on 7/6 at COL, becoming the first Tribe player since Steve Pearce (5/29/9) to score four times in a single game Ö Had his contract first selected by PIT on 7/28 and made MLB debut that night Ö Blasted his first MLB HR, a three-run shot off LHP Wandy Peralta, in the 8th inning of a bout with CIN on 9/2 Ö Ranked among Pirates minor league leaders in home runs (st, 23) and average (th,.32), eventually earning Minor League Player of the Year for PIT Wyatt Mathisen INF #9 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (2x), Last - CHA) HR ( (2x), Last - LOU) RBI NOR) 28 Season Stats - 2 games (with Indianapolis).395 (5-for-38), HR, 7 RBI, 9 R 6 2B, 3B, 3 BB, K, SB, CS vs. LHP:.29 (5-for-7), HR, 2B, 2 RBI, BB, K vs. RHP:.76 (-for-2), 5 2B, 5 RBI, 2 BB, 6 K Home (3g):.29 (3-for-7), 2B, R, 2 K, CS Road (g):.387 (2-for-3), HR, 5 2B, 7 RBI, 8 R, 3 BB, 8 K with RISP:.333 (-for-2), 2 2B, 5 RBI, 3 K Long Hitting Streak: 7G (5/-22) Current Hitting Streak: G (5/28) Ö Hit.385 (-for-26) with one home run, three doubles, three RBI, nine runs scored and walks in 2 games for Double-A Altoona Ö Promoted to Indianapolis on 5/7 to replace 3B/OF Jose Osuna who was recalled to Pittsburgh Ö Spent the entire season with Altoona and hit.272 (2-for-375) with five home runs, 6 doubles, 3 RBI, 3 runs scored and a career-high walks Ö Batted.3 (22-for-6) in May with seven RBI, runs and walks Ö Was named an Eastern League midseason All-Star Ö Recorded the first five-hit game of his career on 8/3 vs. Erie (5-for-5, 2 RBI, R) Ö Finished as one of two Altoona hitters to have at least hits, five homers, 3 RBI and three stolen bases (also: Pablo Reyes) Ö Played in all six postseason games for Altoona en route to an Eastern League Championship (-for-7, HR, 2 RBI, 2 R, 6 BB) Max Moroff INF #2 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3-5/2 vs. LOU) HR ( (3x), Last - 5/23 vs. LOU) RBI (3-5/ vs. SFG) 28 Season Stats - 3 games (with Indianapolis).267 (2-for-5), HR, 6 RBI, 7 R 2 2B, 3B, 8 BB, 2 K, SB vs. LHP:. (-for-), 2 2B, 3 RBI, BB, 3 K vs. RHP:.229 (8-for-35), HR, 3B, 3 RBI, 7 BB, 9 K Home (8g):. (2-for-3), HR, 3B, 2 2B, 6 RBI, 6 R, 6 BB, 7 K Road (5g):. (-for-5), R, 2 BB, 5 K, SB with RISP:.38 (-for-3), 2B, 5 RBI, 3 BB, 2 K Long Hitting Streak: G (5/7-2) - with PIT and Indy Current Hitting Streak: G Ö Baseball America named him PIT's 6th-best prospect before the season Ö Knocked six hits (four extra-base hits), drew four walks and slugged.29 in 7 spring training games with PIT Ö Recalled by PIT on /6 when 2B Josh Harrison was placed on the -day DL; hit.26 (8-for-37) with two home runs, one double and six RBI in 6 games Ö Optioned to Indy on 5/9 and joined the team on 5/22 Ö Entered 27 as PIT s 3th-best prospect by Baseball America Ö Became the first Tribe player to tally three home runs through the first three games of a season since Pedro Alvarez in 2 Ö Was tied for IL lead in HR (3), 2nd in OPS (.95), 3rd in SLG (.569) and walks (3), and tied for 6th in RBI (36) at time of his 2nd promotion to PIT on 6/2 Ö Hit his first MLB HR on 7/6 off STL's Carlos Martinez; recorded first MLB walk-off on 7/9 vs. MIL (RBI single)

4 batter CAPSULES Kevin Newman INF #3 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits ( - 5/2 vs. COL) HR ( - 5/2 vs. COL) RBI (3 - /7 vs. COL) 28 Season Stats - 3 games.38 (56-for-76), HR, 5 RBI, 3 R 2B, 3B, 9 BB, 22 K, 9 SB, CS vs. LHP:.353 (8-for-5), HR, 3 2B, 3 RBI, BB, 3 K vs. RHP:.3 (38-for-25), 8 2B, 2 RBI, 8 BB, 9 K Home (2g):.35 (29-for-82), HR, 7 2B, 8 RBI, 6 R, 3 BB, 2 K, SB, CS Road (23g):.287 (27-for-9), 2B, 7 RBI, R, 6 BB, K, 5 SB, 3 CS with RISP:.38 (-for-), 2B, RBI, 2 BB, 5 K Long Hitting Streak: 9G (5/9-8) Current Hitting Streak: 3G (5/26-28) Jose Osuna INF/OF #3 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (2x), Last - TOL) HR ( (x), Last - TOL) RBI (3 (3x), Last - TOL) 28 Season Stats - 23 games.359 (28-for-78), 3 HR, 8 RBI, 6 R 2 2B, 3B, 8 BB, 3 K, SB, CS vs. LHP:.35 (-for-23), 2 HR, 2B, 8 RBI, 3 BB, 3 K vs. RHP:.327 (8-for-55), HR, 8 2B, RBI, 5 BB, K Home (3g):.357 (5-for-2), 6 2B, 7 RBI, 9 R, 6 BB, 7 K Road (g):.36 (3-for-36), 3 HR, 6 2B, RBI, 7 R, 2 BB, 6 K, CS with RISP:.375 (9-for-2), HR, 2B, RBI, BB, 5 K Long Hitting Streak: 5G (/6-27) - with Indy and PIT Current Hitting Streak: G Ö Played in 22 games, the most by any player, during PIT's spring training and batted.327 (6-for-9) with five homers and 6 RBI Ö Recalled as 26th man for PIT doubleheader on /25 vs. DET; went 2-for- with a homer and three RBI Ö Named as the International League's April Player of the Month; hit.36 (22-for-6) with 9 doubles, 3 home runs, 6 RBI and a.656 slugging percentage, becoming the third Tribe player since 998 to win the league's monthly award (Zach Duke, May 25; Alen Hanson, May 25) Ö Placed on PIT's taxi squad on 5/7 and recalled on 5/8; hit.2 (5-for-25) with one homer, one double and three RBI in 3 games (four starts) before being optioned back to Indy on 5/26 Ö Tabbed as PIT's No. 26 prospect by Baseball America prior to the season Ö Opened season with Indy before being recalled by PIT on /8; made his MLB debut that STL and grounded into a double play in his only at-bat Ö Recorded his first MLB hit on /2 vs. NYY, a leadoff triple off LHP C.C. Sabathia in the second inning of a 6-3 victory Ö Recorded the ninth four-hit game of his career and first in the big leagues on MIA Ö Hit his first MLB home run on 5/7 vs. MIL, a two-out, two-run shot in the sixth inning off RHP Zach Davies in a 6-2 loss Pablo Reyes INF/OF #2 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (2 (2x), Last - CHA) HR ( - LOU) RBI (2 (3x), Last - CHA) 28 Season Stats - 3 games (with Indianapolis).33 (3-for-99), HR, RBI, R 5 2B, 3B, 5 BB, 22 K, 5 SB, 2 CS vs. LHP:.2 (7-for-29), HR, 2B, 2 RBI, BB, 6 K vs. RHP:.329 (23-for-7), 2B, 9 RBI, BB, 6 K Home (5g):.38 (6-for-6), 2B, 5 RBI, 6 R, 9 K, 3 SB, CS Road (6g):.26 (-for-53), HR, 2B, 6 RBI, 8 R, 5 BB, 3 K, 2 SB, CS with RISP:.286 (6-for-2), 2B, 9 RBI, BB, K Long Hitting Streak: 9G (5/2-) Current Hitting Streak: G Jacob Stallings C #32 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits ( - COL) HR () RBI (2 (x), Last - TOL) 28 Season Stats - 33 games.272 (3-for-25), HR, 2 RBI, 5 R 2B, 3B, 6 BB, 2 K, SB, 2 CS vs. LHP:.368 (-for-38), 5 2B, 8 RBI, 2 BB, K vs. RHP:.23 (2-for-87), 6 2B, 3 RBI, BB, 2 K Home (6g):.263 (5-for-57), 6 2B, 3 RBI, 8 R, 2 BB, 7 K, CS Road (7g):.279 (9-for-68), 5 2B, 8 RBI, 7 R, BB, 7 K, SB, CS with RISP:.25 (3-for-53), 2 2B, 8 RBI, BB, 8 K Long Hitting Streak: 5G (2x, MR: /27-5/3) Current Hitting Streak: 2G (5/25-27) Erich Weiss INF #6 28 Season Stats - 36 games.23 (25-for-8), HR, 5 RBI, R 5 2B, 3 3B, 9 BB, 26 K, SB vs. LHP:.28 (5-for-2), 3B, RBI, 2 BB, 8 K vs. RHP:.238 (2-for-8), 2 3B, 5 2B, RBI, 7 BB, 8 K Home (7g):.28 (-for-8), 2 3B, 2 2B, 3 RBI, 6 R, 3 BB, 3 K Road (9g):.25 (5-for-6), 3B, 3 2B, 2 RBI, 5 R, 6 BB, 3 K with RISP:.29 (7-for-32), 3B, 2 2B, 5 RBI, BB, 7 K Long Hitting Streak: G (5/2-5) Current Hitting Streak: G Eric Wood INF/OF # 28 Season Stats - 3 games.23 (33-for-), 5 HR, 8 RBI, 9 R 5 2B, 3B, 3 BB, K, 3 SB vs. LHP:.29 (9-for-3), 3 HR, 5 2B, RBI, BB, 5 K vs. RHP:.25 (2-for-98), 2 HR, 2B, 8 RBI, 9 BB, 26 K Home (2g):.23 (5-for-6), HR, 8 2B, 7 RBI, 8 R, 6 BB, 8 K Road (22g):.23 (8-for-77), HR, 7 2B, RBI, R, 7 BB, 23 K, 3 SB with RISP:.256 (-for-3), 3 HR, 5 2B, 6 RBI, 5 BB, 2 K Long Hitting Streak: G (2x, Last: /27-5/) Current Hitting Streak: G (5/28) Ö Batted.368 (7-for-9) in 2 spring training games with the PIT, hitting two doubles, drawing two walks and contributing one RBI Ö Recorded two RBI in three straight games played from /6-9, the second time in his career with multi-rbi performances in three consecutive games (also: Aug. 2-28, 2) Ö Reached base safely in each of his last 2 games and hit safely in 2 of his last 22 contests, raising his average from.28 on 7/26 to.3 on 9/ Ö His 2-game on-base streak tied with Erich Weiss for the longest by a Tribe player in 27 and tied for the ninth-longest in the IL Ö Hit.397 (3-for-78) in his final 22 regular-season games for the Tribe; that average was second-best among Triple-A players with 3+ hits from 7/26-9/ Ö Threw out 37.% (2-of-5) of would-be basestealers and committed just two errors in 57 total chances (.996 fielding percentage) for Indy Jerrick Suiter INF/OF #5 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (2 - COL) HR () RBI (2 - /2 vs. SYR) 28 Season Stats - 22 games.97 (2-for-6), HR, 7 RBI, 6 R 7 2B, 3B, 5 BB, 25 K, SB vs. LHP:.27 (5-for-23), 3B, 3 2B, RBI, BB, 7 K vs. RHP:.8 (7-for-38), 2B, 3 RBI, BB, 8 K Home (3g):.26 (7-for-3), 3B, 2B, 6 RBI, 3 R, 2 BB, 3 K, SB Road (9g):.85 (5-for-27), 3 2B, RBI, 3 R, 3 BB, 2 K with RISP:.2 (-for-9), 2 2B, 6 RBI, BB, 8 K Long Hitting Streak: 5G (/2-27) Current Hitting Streak: G (5/27) Ö Again ranked as the No. 5 prospect and "Best Hitter for Average" in PIT's system ahead of the 28 campaign, according to Baseball America Ö Batted.38 (8-for-26) with four runs scored, three stolen bases and two doubles in spring training games with PIT Ö Tied a career high with four hits on 5/2 vs. COL; went -for- with his first career Triple-A HR (off LHP Adam Wilk) in Indy's 2- victory Ö Named as the IL Player of the Week (May 7-3) after ranking among league leaders in average (st,.59), hits (st, ), OBP (st,.552), OPS (2nd,..33) and runs scored (2nd, 7) in seven games that week Ö Tabbed as "Best Hitter for Average" and No. 5 Pirates prospect by Baseball America; ranked 59th in MLBPipeline.com's Top prospects prior to season Ö Had RBI on 7/ vs. Binghamton; 2nd time in his career with -plus RBI in a single game (career high: 5 with High-A Bradenton on 6/6/6 vs. Fort Myers) Ö Totaled 39 hits from 6/5-7/8, tied for the fourth-most in Double-A during that time period Ö Transferred to Indianapolis on 7/2 and hit safely in 32 of 38 starts for the Tribe, reached base safely in 3 of those 38 games Ö Hit.2 (-for-5) with three doubles, five RBI and three stolen bases in 2 games with Double-A Altoona before being transferred to Indianapolis on /2 Ö Spent entire season with Altoona and batted.27 (5-for-2) with 62 runs scored, 3 extra-base hits and 2 stolen bases in 5 games Ö Posted a.988 combined fielding percentage between second base, shortstop and center field, committing just a total of six errors in 58 total chances Ö Led Altoona in at-bats, runs scored, hits, walks (5) and stolen bases Ö Ranked fifth in the Pirates farm system in stolen bases Ö Went 2-for-9 in seven spring training games with PIT, including two doubles and an RBI Ö Recorded his first Triple-A hit and RBI with a run-scoring double in the eighth inning of a 5-3 win vs. Columbus on /8 Ö Notched -plus hits for the third season in a row Ö Led all of Double-A with nine hits during a three-game span from 7/5-7 Ö Ranked top five in offensive categories for Altoona Ö Made five errors in 3 total chances at first base and in the outfield; good for a.985 fielding percentage Ö Played in every playoff game for Altoona and went 6-for-22 with six walks, three doubles and a pair of RBI 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (2 (7x), Last - CHA) HR () RBI (2-5/3 vs. GWN) Ö In 8 games from 6/28-7/23, batted.356 (2-for-59), the second-highest average in the IL during that stretch (.36 - SWB's Jake Cave) Ö Hit.39 (25-for-8) during a 2-game on-base streak from 6/6-7/7; tied w/ Jacob Stallings for the longest on-base streak by a Tribe player in 27 Ö Honored as Indy's Gold Glove Award winner prior to the last regular season home game (.98 fielding pct. 6 ER in 365 total chances) Ö Was the only Tribe player to hit safely in each of the four playoff games vs. DUR 28 Single-Game Highs: Hits (3 (2x), Last - TOL) HR ( (5x), Last - DUR) RBI ( - TOL) Ö Batted.357 (-for-28) in 7 Spring Training games with PIT, driving in six runs, scoring five and bashing five extra-base hits Ö Became the first Tribe player in 28 to homer in back-to-back games (5/9 and DUR); fifth time he's accomplished the feat in his career Ö Named as "Best Power Hitter" among Pirates farmhands by Baseball America prior to the season Ö Tallied the fourth four-hit game of his career on 6/28 vs. DUR; most recent had been on 9/7/5 with Double-A BNG Ö Led Indy with a career-high-tying 6 HRs and had a career-high 6 RBI (second on the team to Danny Ortiz's 63); also struck out a career-high 25 times Ö Finished third among Pirates farmhands in HRs and was sixth in RBI

5 Batting BREAKDOWN INDIANS SCORE BY INNINGS Extras Total Avg Indians Opponents Differential MARGIN OF VICTORY r 2r 3r r 5r 6r 7r 8r 9r r + Total Indians Opponents INDIANS 2-OUT RBI Player Total Player Total Bostick 3 Stallings 9 Kramer 7 Luplow 6 Osuna 6 Wood 6 Mathisen 5 Meadows Newman Weiss Lavarnway 3 Reyes 3 Moroff 2 Totals 72 OUTFIELD ASSISTS Player st 2nd 3rd Home Total Luplow Osuna Suiter Wood Totals 9 BATTING AROUND THE ORDER ( to plate) Date Opp. Inning Batters Hits Runs /7 vs. COL 6th 5 5 /2 vs. CHA 3rd 7 6 COL 5th 7 7 NOR 2nd 5 7 DUR th 6 6 TEAM LAST AB WINS Date Opp. Batter Game-Winner (Run) Inning Final /23 vs. SYR Newman RBI single to CF (Suiter scores) Bot 8 2-5/3 vs. GWN Weiss 2-out, 2-RBI single to RF (Stallings/Reyes score) Bot /5 vs. GWN Lavarnway -out, bases-loaded BB (Osuna scores) Bot 8-2 DESIGNATED HITTERS Player G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO Bostick Kramer Lavarnway. 3 Luplow Meadows Moroff Newman. 5 2 Osuna.25 Reyes Stallings. 5 2 Suiter Weiss Wood Totals: INDIANS EJECTIONS Player/Coach Date Opponent Inning Context PINCH HITTERS Player Avg H AB HR RBI Player Avg H AB HR RBI Bostick. Newman. Cunningham. Osuna. Kramer. 2 Suiter.25 Luplow. Weiss. Mathisen.5 2 Wood.2 5 Meadows. Totals: Games Overall Record Batting Average Runs/Game Hits/Game Doubles Triples Home Runs Extra-Base Hits/Game RBI Walks Strikeouts Stolen Bases Caught Stealing HOME-ROAD SPLITS HOME VS. ROAD (.3)... 7 (.7) 2 (9.) (9.) (3.2) (3.6) PITCHERS AT THE PLATE Player G Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SAC Anderson. Brubaker 2. 3 Coley Eppler. 6 3 Holmes 3. 2 Kingham 2. 3 Magnifico. McRae 2. Sadler MONTHLY BREAKDOWN Month G Hits (G) Avg. HR RBI Runs (G) BB/SO SB/CS April 2 83 (8.7) (.2) 55/9 9/8 May (9.) (.7) 8/22 29/ Totals: 8 36 (9.) (.5) 35/36 38/8

6 MULTI-HIT GAMES - 28 REGULAR SEASON BATTING (CONT.) MULTI-RBI GAMES - 28 REGULAR SEASON PLAYER TOTAL TOTAL Bostick Kramer Lavarnway 3 Luplow Mathisen Meadows Moroff Newman 6 2 Osuna Reyes 2 2 Sadler Stallings 2 7 Suiter Weiss 7 7 Wood Totals: HOME RUNS - 28 REGULAR SEASON PLAYER SOLO 2R 3R GS TOTAL Bostick 2 Kramer 5 Luplow Mathisen Meadows Moroff Newman Osuna 2 3 Reyes Wood Totals: 7 25 HOME RUN VARIANTS - 28 REGULAR SEASON Leadoff HR: Kevin Newman (May 2 vs. Columbus), Max Moroff (May 23 vs. Louisville) Walk-Off HR: N/A Back-to-back HR: N/A Multi-HR Games: Jordan Luplow (May Toledo) Extra-inning HR: N/A Grand Slams: N/A Inside-the-park HR: Pinch-hit HR: Wyatt Mathisen Louisville)

7 STARTING LINEUP STARTS BY BATTING ORDER (TEAM RECORD) PLAYER Bostick Cunningham 2- - Kramer Lavarnway Luplow Mathisen Meadows Moroff Newman Osuna - Reyes Stallings Suiter Weiss Wood PITCHER -8 TOTALS STARTS BY POSITION (TEAM RECORD) C B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH `

8 PITCHing breakdown STARTERS: RELIEVERS: W/L Quality IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA W/L Sv/Opp IP H R ER HR BB SO ERA -7 2/ INDIVIDUAL STARTER STATISTICS - 28 REGULAR SEASON PITCHER Starts W-L ERA IP H R/ER HR BB/SO WP GIDP WHIP AVG RS (Avg) QS Team Record Brubaker /8 / (2-for-78) 6 (.) Coley /3 5 3/ (5-for-2) 7 (6.7) 3- Eppler /6 3 9/ (-for-59) (5.) Holmes /2 23/ (37-for-) 36 (.5) - Kingham /7 / (23-for-5) 8 (3.) 3 2- McRae /25 6 2/ (52-for-69) 38 (.2) 3 5- Musgrove /6 2/.3.2 (-for-) 5 (2.5) - Sadler / 3 8/ (2-for-76) (3.5) 2-2 TOTALS / / (259-for-89) 25 (.5) INDIVIDUAL BULLPEN STATISTICS - 28 REGULAR SEASON PITCHER G W-L SV/SVO HLD IR/IRS ERA IP H R/ER HR BB/SO WP GIDP WHIP AVG Anderson 6 - / 8 6/ /6 / (23-for-97) Coley 2 - / /..2 / /.6.2 (-for-5) Crick 3 - / / / / (6-for-7) Eppler 2 - / /. 5. / /.2.67 (-for-5) Hellweg 6-9/9 3/ / 7/ (2-for-63) Holmes - / / /3 3/ (-for-) Jones 2 2- / 2 / / 3 7/ (2-for-7) Liranzo 2 - / /.5. 3/2 / (-for-2) Magnifico - / / /9 5/ (9-for-8) McKinney 5 - / 5/ /6 7/ (7-for-23) McRae - / /. 2. / 3/ (-for-6) Neverauskas 3-2/3 2/ /2 8/ (9-for-6) Rodriguez 2 - / /2. 5. / 2/ (-for-6) Sadler 6 2- / 6/ /6 7/ (7-for-57) Schugel 6 - / / /3 / (7-for-2) Schultz - / 2 2/ /3 6/ (3-for-8) Smoker 6 2- / / /7 2 6/ (3-for-6) TOTALS -7 2/6 / /58 9 8/ (56-for-67) MONTHLY BREAKDOWN (PITCHING) MONTH G W-L ERA SV/SVO IP H R/ER HR HB BB/SO WP GIDP WHIP AVG April / / / May / / / TOTALS / / / Games W-L ERA Saves Runs/Game Hits/Game Home Runs Allowed Hit Batsmen Walks Strikeouts Wild Pitches Opp. Average HOME-ROAD SPLITS (PITCHING) HOME VS. ROAD (.)... 2 (.8) 85 (8.) (9.2)

9 PITCHER capsules Tanner Anderson RHP #6 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (2. (2x), Last - COL) BB ( (x), Last - NOR) SO (3 - /2 vs. CHA) 28 Season Stats -, 2.3 ERA (6 ER/25. IP), 6 games ( starts) SV/SVO 23 H, HR, BB, 7 K / K/9 IP: 6. vs. LHB:.262 (-for-2), HR, 2 2B, RBI, BB, 6 K vs. RHB:.28 (2-for-55), 2B, 6 RBI, 3 BB, K Home (8g/s): -, 3.75 ERA (5 ER/2. IP), BB, K Road (8g/s): -,.68 ERA ( ER/3. IP), 3 BB, 7 K Tyler Eppler RHP #36 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (6. (x), Last - 5/2 vs. LOU) BB (2 (2x), Last - TOL) SO ( - /7 vs. COL) 28 Season Stats -2, 3.3 ERA (6 ER/6. IP), games (8 starts) 5 H, 3 HR, BB, 6 K K/9 IP: 9. vs. LHB:.239 (7-for-7), 3 HR, 2B, 2 RBI, 3 BB, 8 K vs. RHB:.272 (28-for-3), 2 3B, 5 2B, 5 RBI, 7 BB, 28 K Home (5g/s): 3-,.33 ERA ( ER/27.2 IP), HR, 5 BB, 33 K Road (5g/s): -2, 7.36 ERA (5 ER/8. IP), 3 HR, 5 BB, 3 K Ö Named PIT's 29th-best prospect by Baseball America prior to the season Ö Struck out seven batters and registered a. WHIP with PIT in spring training Ö Went 3- with a 2.92 ERA (8 ER/2.2 IP) in five April starts Ö Held left-handed batters to a.92 average (-for-52) with three extra-base hits through his first eight games (six starts) Ö His season-high 2. scoreless innings to begin 27 were the most by a Tribe starter since Andy Oliver (. scoreless innings to open the 23 season) Ö Went -2 with a 2.9 ERA (7 ER/52.2 IP) in games (nine starts) in April and May combined Ö Posted a 5- record and 2.5 ERA (3 ER/7.2 IP) in his first nine games (eight starts) at home Ö Made eight quality starts, the fifth most on the Tribe's pitching staff Johnny Hellweg RHP #22 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (2. (2x), Last - BUF) BB (2 - BUF) SO (3 - BUF) 28 Season Stats -,.8 ERA ( ER/8.2 IP), 6 games ( starts) SV/SVO 3 H, HR, 7 BB, K 9/9 K/9 IP: 6.75 vs. LHB:.67 (2-for-3), 2B, RBI, 5 BB, K vs. RHB:.333 (-for-33), 2 BB, K Home (8g): -, 5 SV,. ERA ( ER/9. IP), HR, 2 BB, 6 K Road (8g): -, SV,.93 ERA ( ER/9.2 IP), HR, 5 BB, 8 K Ö Did not give up any earned runs in 3. innings with PIT in spring training Ö Allowed five earned runs in.2 IP in his Triple-A debut on /6 vs. COL; then rode a 6.-inning scoreless streak from /8-5/2, spanning appearances Ö Tied for most wins on Altoona and among all PIT farmhands with Ö Put forth eight quality starts, allowing no earned runs in three of them Ö Transitioned to a reliever role in July after 9 starts, earning two more wins in relief Ö Made two playoff appearances in Altoona's run at an Eastern League title J.T. Brubaker RHP #3 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (8. - RIC) BB ( (2x), Last - CHA) SO (8 (2x), Last - AKR) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) 2-, 3.32 ERA (8 ER/2.2 IP), games ( starts) 2 H, HR, BB, 3 K K/9 IP: 5. vs. LHB:.62 (8-for-39), HR, 2B, 6 RBI, BB, K vs. RHB:.5 (6-for-39), 3 2B, 3 RBI, 7 BB, 9 K Home (g/s): -, 3. ERA (2 ER/6. IP), HR, 2 BB, 5 K Road (3g/3s): -, 3.5 ERA (6 ER/5.2 IP), 9 BB, 8 K Clay Holmes RHP #6 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) 2-3, 5.5 ERA (23 ER/. IP), 9 games (8 starts) H, HR, 26 BB, 3 K K/9 IP: 9. vs. LHB:.26 (9-for-72), HR, 2 3B, 8 2B, 2 RBI, 2 BB, 7 K vs. RHB:.268 (22-for-82), 3B, 3 2B, RBI, BB, 26 K Home (5g/5s): -2,.5 ERA ( ER/22. IP), 3 BB, 25 K Road (3g/2s): 2-,.5 ERA (6 ER/3. IP), HR, BB, 5 K Ö Produced a.8 ERA (7 ER/35. IP), won consecutive starts from /23-3 and tossed a team-high 35 strikeouts at the time of his promotion from Altoona to Indy Ö Transferred to Indy on 5/ to replace open spot left by Nick Kingham; earned first win with Tribe in Triple-A LOU that night (6.ip, 6h, r, bb, 2k) Ö Placed on temporary inactive list on 5/7 (personal reasons); reinstated on 5/2 Ö Surpassed strikeouts in a season for the first time in his career, finishing second on Altoona with 9 Ö Registered two three-game winning streaks during the regular season Ö Lasted 6. innings or more times, earning a quality start in nine of those appearances Ö Recorded the second double-digit strikeout game of his career by fanning batters in a win vs. Portland on 6/3 Ö Converted his only save opportunity and allowed just one earned run in 2.2 innings at PIT's spring training Ö Did not allow a single run through his first 2 appearances of the season (. IP, 8 H, 5 BB, K) Ö Yielded a.3 opposing average (-for-7) with runners on Ö Pitched.2 innings in Game 3 of the Eastern League Championship Series, walking one batter Ö Pitched three scoreless innings to begin his tenure in Altoona and fanned three batters in that time 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (6. (2x), Last - CHA) BB (5 (2x), Last - 5/22 vs. LOU) SO (7 (3x), Last - 5/22 vs. LOU) Ö Baseball America tabbed him as the No. 2 prospect in PIT's system Ö Produced a.9 ERA ( ER/7. IP) with three punchouts in spring training Ö Recalled by PIT as the 26th man for a doubleheader on /; optioned after the DH and recalled on /2 Ö Made his MLB debut on /6 vs. CIN (2.ip, 2h, r/er, 2bb, 2k) and optioned again to Indy on /3 Ö Allowed two runs or less in 8 of his 2 regular season starts Ö Tied for first among Pirates organizational leaders in wins Ö Went - with a 2.38 ERA ( ER/.2 IP) in eight daytime starts Ö Was honored as Indy's Rookie of the Year Jesus Liranzo RHP #8 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (2. (5x), Last - CHA) BB (2 (2x), Last - CHA) SO (3 (3x), Last - 5/5 vs. RIC) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) -, SV,.5 ERA (2 ER/. IP), 2 games ( starts) SV/SVO H, HR, BB, 2 K / K/9 IP:.5 vs. LHB:.25 (-for-8), HR, 3 RBI, BB, K vs. RHB:. (-for-), 3 BB, K Home (g): -, SV, 9. ERA (2 ER/2. IP), HR, 2 BB, K Road (g): -, SV,. ERA ( ER/2. IP), HR, 2 BB, K Ö Designated for assignment by BAL on 3/29 and traded to LAD on /2 in exchange for LHP Luis Ysla; was then DFA'd by LAD on / Ö Claimed off waivers by PIT from LAD on /5 and option assigned to Double-A Altoona, where he posted a. ERA ( ER/2. IP) and four saves in nine games, striking out 3.5 batters per 9. IP (8 K) Ö Struck out multiple batters in seven of his nine appearances with the Curve Ö Option transferred from Altoona to Indy on 5/22 Ö Spent entire season with Double-A Bowie and went 3- with two saves and a.85 ERA (35 ER/65. IP) in 3 games (2 starts) Ö Limited Eastern League batters to a.22 average against

10 PITCHER capsules Damien Magnifico RHP # 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (. - /9 vs. TOL) BB (3 - COL) SO ( - CHA) 28 Season Stats -, SV, 3.52 ERA (9 ER/23. IP), games ( starts) 9 H, HR, 5 BB, 8 K K/9 IP: 7. vs. LHB:.27 (6-for-29), 2 2B, 3 RBI, 9 BB, 7 K vs. RHB:.236 (3-for-55), 2 2B, 8 RBI, 6 BB, K Home (7g): -, SV, 2.7 ERA ( ER/3. IP), HR, 8 BB, 2 K Road (7g): -, SV,.66 ERA (5 ER/792 IP), HR, 7 BB, 6 K Alex McRae RHP #28 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (7. - DUR) BB (5 - COL) SO DUR) 28 Season Stats -, 5. ERA (25 ER/.2 IP), games (9 starts) 53 H, 6 HR, 23 BB, 3 K K/9 IP: 8.66 vs. LHB:.32 (29-for-93), HR, 3B, 3 2B, 5 RBI, BB, 25 K vs. RHB:.293 (2-for-82), 2 HR, 7 2B, RBI, 3 BB, 8 K Home (3g/3s): -,.69 ERA (3 ER/6. IP), HR, 6 BB, K Road (7g/6s): -, 6.9 ERA (22 ER/28.2 IP), 5 HR, 7 BB, 29 K Casey Sadler RHP #37 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (5. (2x), Last - LOU) BB ( - COL) SO LOU) 28 Season Stats 3-3,.83 ERA (7 ER/3.2 IP), games ( starts) H, HR, 5 BB, 26 K Ö Tossed. innings (r/er, bb, k, 55 pitches/38 strikes) on /9 vs. TOL, his longest outing since he was a full-time starting pitcher in 2 Ö With SLC, struck out at least one hitter in straight games from 5/23-6/26 Ö Pitched. innings with LA (AL), walking two and fanning one Ö Put together a three-game winning streak and three saves before his first loss in SL on 6/29 Ö Went 2- with a save, a 3.9 ERA ( ER/.2 IP) and 2 punchouts in June Ö Put up a.9 ERA ( ER/7. IP), seven strikeouts, one save and allowed no home runs in five appearances at PIT's spring training Ö Earned no decision in his Triple-A debut on /8 vs. COL (3.2ip, 6h, r, er, 2bb, 5k) Ö One of 25 pitchers in all of Double-A with double-digit wins in 27 Ö Went 3- with a 2.2 ERA (7 ER/29.2 IP) and had a.79 groundout-to-flyout ratio with 7 strikeouts in April Ö Produced four winning streaks: two two-game winning streaks and two three-game streaks Ö Earned the win in Game 2 of the Eastern League Division Series against Bowie, his only start of the postseason Joe Musgrove RHP #8 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (5.2-5/2 vs. COL) BB DUR) SO (6-5/2 vs. COL) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) -, 5.6 ERA (6 ER/.2 IP), 2 games (2 starts) H, HR, 2 BB, K K/9 IP: 9.28 vs. LHB:.5 (9-for-2), 2 3B, 2 2B, 5 RBI, 2 BB, K vs. RHB:.8 (-for-2), RBI, 7 K Home (g/s): -,. ERA ( ER/5.2 IP), BB, 6 K Road (g/s): -,.8 ERA (6 ER/5. IP), 2 BB, 5 K Dovydas Neverauskas RHP #39 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (2. (5x), Last - 5/22 vs. LOU) BB (3 - /23 vs. SYR) SO (5-5/22 vs. LOU) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) -,. ERA (2 ER/8. IP), 3 games ( starts) SV/SVO 9 H, HR, 8 BB, 27 K 2/3 K/9 IP: 3.5 vs. LHB:.3 (3-for-23), 2B, RBI, 5 BB, 3 K vs. RHB:.58 (6-for-38), RBI, 3 BB, K Home (5g): -, SV, 2.25 ERA (2 ER/8. IP), 5 BB, 2 K Road (8g): -, SV,. ERA ( ER/. IP), 3 BB, 5 K Ö Went - with a 6.9 ERA (9 ER/.2 IP) and nine strikeouts against four walks in three spring training starts with PIT Ö Was officially placed on the -day DL on March 3 with a right shoulder strain Ö Made a pair of rehab starts with High-A Bradenton and Double-A Altoona, combining for an - record and 3.86 ERA (3 ER/7. IP) with six strikeouts Ö Earned the win in Game 5 of the World Series with. scoreless inning in the top of the th before Houston walked off Los Angeles in the home half, 3-2 Ö Was 3- with a. ERA in 23 relief appearances for Houston; went -8 with a 6.2 ERA in 5 starts Ö Made seven appearances in the postseason for Houston, going - with an 8. ERA (6 ER/6.2 IP) and three strikeouts Ö Opened the season with PIT and registered a.8 ERA (8ER/6.2 IP) in seven relief appearances; optioned by PIT on /6 (active in Indy on /2) Ö Became the first born-and-raised Lithuanian to play in MLB when he was recalled on /2 by PIT and debuted that night vs. CHC (2.ip, 2h, er) Ö Earned his first MLB win on 8/6 vs. San Diego (2.ip, 2h, r, 3k) Ö From 6/-8/26, posted a - record, nine saves and a.75 ERA (5 ER/25.2 IP) over 22 relief appearances for the Tribe Ö Finished third in the IL with his career-high 3 saves, a total that ranked fourth among Pirates organizational leaders Ö Was honored as Indianapolis' Reliever of the Year Ö Won three straight decisions from 5/8-22 Ö Has posted a 3- record and 3.7 ERA (5 ER/.2 IP) in five games (two starts) in May K/9 IP: 7.39 vs. LHB:.33 (23-for-67), 2 HR, 3B, 2B, 5 RBI, 8 BB, K vs. RHB:.273 (8-for-66), 2 HR, 3B, 2 2B, 9 RBI, 7 BB, 5 K Home (5g/2s): 2-, 3.9 ERA (7 ER/6. IP), HR, 6 BB, 2 K Road (5g/2s): -2, 5.7 ERA ( ER/5.2 IP), 3 HR, 9 BB, K Ö Made 6 appearances (6 starts) between High-A Bradenton and Double-A Altoona, going -3 with a 3.28 ERA (22 ER/6. IP) Ö Threw the fifth complete game of his career on 8/2 with Altoona vs. Binghamton (9.ip, 7h, r/er, bb, 7k) Ö Made his first Triple-A start since 6/2/5 on 9/3 at TOL (6.ip, 8h, 3r, 3er, bb, 3k) Bo Schultz RHP #35 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (2. (2x), Last - /7 vs. PMB) BB (2 - TOL) SO ( - /7 vs. PMB) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) -, 2.3 ERA (3 ER/.2 IP), games ( starts) 3 H, HR, 6 BB, 2 K Ö Received non-roster invite to PIT spring training; pitched one inning and allowed one hit Ö Opened the season with High-A Bradenton, allowing no runs and striking out in.2 relief innings K/9 IP: 9.26 vs. LHB:.2 (-for-9), 2B, 2 BB, 6 K vs. RHB:.3 (9-for-29), 3 2B, 5 RBI, BB, 6 K Home (g/s): -,. ERA ( ER/5. IP), BB, 5 K Road (7g/s): -,.26 ERA (3 ER/6. IP), 5 BB, 7 K Ö Did not participate in the 27 season due to Tommy John Surgery on March 29, 27 Josh Smoker LHP #3 28 Single-Game Highs: IP (.2-5/2 vs. LOU) BB ( (8x), Last - CHA) SO (3 - COL) 28 Season Stats (with Indianapolis) 2-, 3.86 ERA (7 ER/6. IP), 6 games ( starts) 3 H, 2 HR, 6 BB, 7 K K/9 IP: 9.37 vs. LHB:.28 (5-for-2), 2 2B, RBI, 2 BB, 6 K vs. RHB:.2 (8-for-), 2 HR, 3 2B, 7 RBI, BB, K Home (7g/s): 2-, 2.57 ERA (2 ER/7. IP), HR, 2 BB, 6 K Road (9g/s): -,.82 ERA (5 ER/9. IP), HR, BB, K Ö Opened the season with PIT and posted a 9. ERA ( ER/. IP) in five appearances; optioned to Indianapolis on /3 (activated on /) Ö Recorded a.59 ERA (2 ER/. IP) in September Ö Spent most of his season with the Mets, compiling a -2 record and 5. ERA (32 ER/56. IP) in 5 games Ö Went - with a.93 ERA (3 ER/. IP) in seven games (three starts) between Triple-A Las Vegas, Double-A Binghamton and High-A St. Lucie

11 Day-by-day results DATE OPP. W/L SCORE REC HOME ROAD POS GB WIN LOSS SAVE IND H (HR) OPP H (HR) TIME ATT H. ATT /6 vs. COL L T-3rd -. Morimando (-) Anderson (-) - 9 () () 3:25,7,7 /7 vs. COL W T-st - Eppler (-) Plutko (-) - 2 () 6 () 2:9 3,55,922 /8 vs. COL W T-st - Crick (-) Taylor (-) Hellweg () 3 () () 2:58 3,537 8,59 /9 vs. TOL L T-2nd -. Ladwig (-) Coley (-) - 9 () 5 (2) 3: 3,85 22,3 / vs. TOL L T-2nd -2. Hardy (-) Sadler (-) - 7 () 2 () 3: 2,97 25,28 / vs. TOL W T-2nd -. Kingham (-) Carpenter (-) Crick () () 5 () 2:6,967 3,25 BUF W nd -. Jones (-) Girodo (-) Hellweg (2) 7 () 8 () 2: (:39),352 - BUF L nd -. Rowley (-) McRae (-) - 7 () (2) 2:29,56 - BUF Postponed (Rain, Cold Conditions) - Makeup: DH on /5 /5 BUF Postponed (Ice, Cold Conditions) - Makeup: DH on 7/27 /5 BUF Postponed (Ice, Cold Conditions) - Makeup: DH on 7/29 SYR Postponed (Rain, Cold Conditions) - Makeup: DH on /7 /7 SYR W -2 (7) nd -2. Kingham (2-) Vargas (-) Hellweg (3) 9 () 6 () :59 (:2),88 - /7 SYR Postponed (Snow) - Makeup: DH on /8 /8 SYR L 5- (7) nd -3. Goforth (-) Eppler (-) - () () 2:9 - - /8 SYR L 7- (7) nd -3.5 Milone (-) McRae (-2) - 5 () 2 () 2:8 2,86 - /9 OFF DAY /2 vs. CHA W nd -3.5 Jones (2-) Kopech (-) Neverauskas () 9 () 5 () 2:52 5,6 35,657 /2 vs. CHA W nd -3.5 Coley (-) House (-3) - () 5 () 2:2 7,7 3,357 /22 vs. CHA L nd -3.5 Covey (2-) Kingham (2-) - 8 () 3 () 2:58 6,363 9,72 /23 vs. SYR W nd -3. Neverauskas (-) Collins (-) - 8 () 5 () 2:3,375 5,95 /2 vs. SYR W nd -3. Eppler (2-) Milone (-) - 8 () () 2:7 8,73 62,268 /25 vs. SYR L -2 () nd -3.5 Goforth (2-) Magnifico (-) - 5 () 8 () 2:5,8 66,276 /26 OFF DAY COL W nd -2.5 Anderson (-) Wilk (-) - 23 (3) 2 () 3:38 6,77 - COL L nd -3.5 Plutko (3-2) Sadler (-2) - 3 () 9 () 2:8 6,255 - COL L nd -.5 Ogando (2-) McRae (-3) Taylor (3) 7 () 7 (2) 2:2 7,223 - TOL W nd -3.5 Eppler (3-) Voelker (-2) Neverauskas (2) (2) () 3:6 TOL W nd -2.5 Holmes (-) Lewicki (2-2) - 2 () 8 () 2:57 TOL L nd -3.5 Voelker (-2) Jones (2-) Comer () 9 (2) 2 (2) 2:3 5, - 5/3 vs. GWN W nd -2.5 Smoker (-) Ravin (-) - 8 () 7 () 2:29 3,98 7,256 5/ vs. GWN L rd -2.5 Jackson (-) Neverauskas (-) Ravin (2) 7 () 8 () 2:22 9,26 79,56 5/5 vs. GWN W nd -.5 Smoker (2-) Brothers (-) Hellweg () 8 () 6 () 2:5 8,8 88,36 5/6 vs. GWN L - (5) rd -2.5 Wisler (-) Holmes (-) - 6 () () :23 (:) 6,878 95,9 LOU L rd -3.5 Neal (2-) Coley (-2) Quackenbush () ()` 8 () LOU W nd -3.5 Sadler (-2) Lopez (-3) Hellweg (5) () 7 () 2:5 LOU L nd -.5 Tapia (2-2) McRae (-) Quackenbush (2) 6 () 8 () 2:23 LOU W nd -.5 Brubaker (-) Reed (-) - 3 (3) 7 () 2:37 6,399-5/ vs. COL L nd -.5 Fife (2-3) Holmes (-2) Taylor () () () 3:5,28 5,75 5/2 vs. COL W nd -.5 Musgrove (-) Wilk (-3) Hellweg (6) 9 () 3 () 2:28,39 5,866 5/3 vs. COL W nd -.5 Sadler (2-2) Sulser (-) - 9 () 8 () 3:3 6,26 22,292 5/ OFF DAY NOR W nd -.5 Magnifico (-) Lee (-2) Hellweg (7) 2 () () 2:58 NOR L nd -5.5 Wotherspoon (2-2) Schultz (-) - () 9 () 2: NOR W nd -5.5 Holmes (2-2) Gurka (-2) - 2 () 3 () 2:8 (:33) DUR L nd -6.5 Kolarek (-) Musgrove (-) Castillo (3) 9 () () 2:9 (:5) DUR L nd -6.5 Poche (2-) Eppler (3-2) Gibaut (3) (2) (2) 3:23 DUR W nd -6.5 McRae (-) Hu (-3) - 5 (2) 6 () 2:2 8,837-5/2 vs. LOU W nd -5.5 Brubaker (2-) Finnegan (-3) Hellweg (8) 8 () 5 () 2:23 5,687 27,979 5/22 vs. LOU W nd -.5 Sadler (3-2) Reed (-3) Hellweg (9) 7 () 3 () 2:55 2,279,258 5/23 vs. LOU L nd -5.5 Stephenson (-) Coley (-3) - 6 () 2 (2) 3:3 6,9 7,59 5/2 vs. LOU W nd -5.5 Eppler (-2) Neal (2-2) - () 7 () 2:22,85 57,96 CHA L nd -5.5 Fulmer (-) Sadler (3-3) Scahill (3) 6 () 5 () 2:29 (:2) CHA W nd -.5 Hellweg (-) Ross Jr. (-2) - 9 () 6 () 3:9 CHA L nd -.5 Roach (-2) Brubaker (2-) Minaya (2) 6 () () CHA L nd -5.5 Kopech (2-2) Holmes (2-3) Scahill () 7 () () 2:35 6,773-5/29 vs. GWN 5/3 vs. GWN 5/3 vs. GWN 6/ vs. SWB 6/2 vs. SWB 6/3 vs. SWB 6/ OFF DAY ROC ROC ROC PAW PAW PAW 6/ vs. TOL 6/2 vs. TOL 6/3 vs. TOL 6/ vs. TOL COL COL COL 6/8 OFF DAY 6/9 vs. NOR 6/2 vs. NOR 6/2 vs. NOR 6/22 vs. DUR 6/23 vs. DUR 6/2 vs. DUR