LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION

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1 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION LEVELAND INDIANS CLEVELAND INDIANS (74-56) vs. MINNESOTA TWINS (49-82) RHP Josh Tomlin (11-8, 4.70) vs. LHP Andrew Albers (0-0, 4.32) Game #131/Home #64» Tues., Aug. 30, 2016» Progressive Field» 7:10 p.m. (ET)» SportsTime Ohio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN RUN RUN RUN» The Indians won in dramatic, walk-off fashion for the third time over their last five home games, as JASON KIPNIS (4th career walk-off PA) delivered a game-winning RBI-single in the bottom of the 10th to give Cleveland a 1-0 victory over Minnesota...signaled the Tribe s eighth walk-off win of 2016, all coming since June 1...Tribe s 8 walk-off wins are 2nd-most in the A.L. & Majors behind only Houston (10). CLEVELAND WALK OFF WINS (8) IN 2016 Date/Opp. Final (Inn.) Last Play June 1 vs. TEX 5-4 (11) Gomes RBI-single June 2 vs. KC 5-4 (9) Napoli sac fly June 17 vs. CWS 3-2 (9) Santana solo HR June 19 vs. CWS 3-2 (10) Ramirez RBI-single July 26 vs. WSH 7-6 (9) Lindor RBI-single Aug. 18 vs. CWS 5-4 (9) Naquin sac fly Aug. 19 vs. TOR 3-2 (9) Naquin I-T-P HR Aug. 29 vs. MIN 1-0 (10) Kipnis RBI-single I M STICKING WITH YOU» Despite dropping 5 of the club s last 7 games, Cleveland s (.569) record stands as the 5th-best in the Majors (3rd-best in the A.L.). BEST RECORDS IN THE MAJORS, 2016 Team Win% W-L Chicago-NL Texas Washington Toronto Cleveland Boston Los Angeles-NL » The Tribe s (.600) record since June 1 is tied with Chicago- NL for the 2nd-best in the Majors behind Toronto (.610, 47-30). ALL TOMORROW S PARTIES WINS & LOSSES» Cleveland sits at (.569), 18 games above the.500 mark and three wins shy of the club s high-water mark for 2016 (+21G, on Aug also the club s highest mark since finishing 2013 season at +22, 92-70)...the Tribe s low-water mark of the season is 2 games below.500 (10-12 on May 2).» Cleveland holds a record since club s historic 14-game winning streak ended on July 2, although the Tribe has still won 12 of 21, 14 of 25, 39 of 65 and 64 of last the Indians are in August; went in April, in May, 22-6 in June & in July (22 June wins most for Tribe in single calendar month since going 22-7 in June th time in 52 seasons since 65 to record 20+ wins in any calendar month)...the Indians are when scoring first, but when allowing opponent to strike first...indians are 65-1 when leading after 8.0 innings (lone loss 8/17 vs. CWS)...club has gone bouncing back from a loss, while going following a win...the Tribe has a record vs. teams.500-or-better (36-22 vs. sub-.500 teams)...the Tribe is 10-4 following an off day.» Cleveland has gone since the All-Star break (8th in A.L., 15th in MLB) after finishing the first half at (2nd in A.L., 5th in MLB) with a 6.5-game lead in the A.L. Central - first time to hold first place at the turn since 1999 (+13.0G)...according to Elias, the Indians had previously led by 6.0+ games at the break just 3 times in team history (1995, 1998, 1999) and went on to win the division each time.» Cleveland s 52 first-half wins were T3rd-most by the club entering the All-Star break over last 84 seasons since MLB s first Mid-Summer Classic in 1933 (ninth time w/ 50+ wins in that span).» The Indians have rallied for 27 come-from-behind wins...club also has 18 losses after holding a lead at some point in the contest - 11 of those 18 coming in road games.» The Indians have held a lead at some point in 10 of their last 26 losses, all over the span of their last 51 games beginning July 2 (25-26 record). A.L. CENTRAL STANDINGS» Cleveland (74-56) holds sole possession of 1st place in the A.L. Central standings, 4.5 games ahead of 2nd-place Detroit (70-61, -4.5G)...Kansas City (69-62, -5.5G) is in 3rd place, Chicago-AL (63-67, -11.0G) is in 4th place & Minnesota (49-82, -25.5G) is in 5th place... Tribe s current 4.5-game advantage is 3.0 games shy of club s largest 1st-place lead in 2016 (+7.5G, last 8/22) and signals the Indians biggest lead this late into a season since ending the 2007 regular season with an 8.0-game lead on their way to meeting Boston in the ALCS... Tribe last held a lead of more than 8.0G this late in a season on Oct. 3, 2001 (+8.5G), shortly before meeting Seattle in the ALDS.» The Indians have spent 88 total days in 1st place, 29 days in 2nd place, 11 days in 3rd place and 21 days in 4th place...have held top spot in the division consecutively for nearly three months (87 straight days since June 4)...Tribe held sole possession of 1st place on May 28 for first time since July 2, 2013 (+0.5G, 45-38).» The club is winning at a.667 clip (34-17) within the A.L. Central, while going (.506) in games outside the division...the Indians have gone 6-8 against Minnesota, but 28-9 against the rest of the A.L. Central. SERIES STUFF» Cleveland has gone in 43 finalized series so far in 2016, going at Progressive Field & on the road...the Indians are over their last 21 series played ( over their last 31).» The Tribe is in series openers (have won 22 of 33 & 24 of last 36 series openers), while going in series finales...tribe is 7-9 in rubber matches...club has gone in four 4-gm series (Tribe has won 18 of 32 G that have been part of four-game series).» Indians have recorded 11 separate series sweeps, incl. two (2) twogamers, seven (7) three-gamers & two (2) four-gamers...tribe has been swept four times, three (3) 3-game series & one (1) one-game series. UPCOMING PROBABLES & BROADCAST INFORMATION I M WAITING FOR THE MAN» Last night victory marked Cleveland s first 1-0 shutout in extra innings since a 14-inning, 1-0 win on July 23, 1992 vs. Kansas City...more historically, last night marked the Indians first extra-inning shutout in Progressive Field history, as Cleveland has recorded just three other extra-inning shutouts in that 25-year span ( ), all coming on the road: Aug. 13, 2003 at MIN (14), June 7, 2005 at SD (11) & Aug. 4, 2015 at LAA (12).» For Kipnis, last night marked his fourth career walk-off plate appearance (third walk-off hit), the others coming July 25, 2011 vs. LAA (9th inn. RBI-single), May 17, 2013 vs. SEA (10th inn. 3-run HR) & June 14, 2013 vs. WSH (9th inn. RBI-fielder s choice).» The Indians evened their record to 5-5 in extra innings this season. I LL BE YOUR MIRROR» The Indians are 1-0 to begin a 10-game, 11-day homestand against Minnesota (1-0, two-to-play), Miami (3 games) & Houston (4 games)... Tribe will have team s first off day in more than 3 weeks on Thursday.» Cleveland s (.635) home record is 4th-best in the A.L. & 5th in the Majors...the Tribe is a Major League-best (.718) at home since June 1. BEST HOME RECORDS IN THE MAJORS, 2016 Team Win% W-L Chicago-NL Texas Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles-NL » Beginning July 26, Cleveland was scheduled to play 20 of 25 and 30 of the club s next 42 games at home (14-7 thus far over that stretch at home since July 26)...beginning Aug. 29, the Indians were scheduled to play 19 of their final 33 games at Progressive Field (1-0 so far).» Despite playing in just 63 home games to this point in the season (T2nd-fewest in Majors), Cleveland s offense has plated 359 runs at Progressive Field, 2nd-most in the A.L. & 3rd-most in the Majors behind only Boston (417) & Colorado (404)...Tribe s 5.70 runs-per-game at home ranks 3rd in Majors behind Rockies (6.3`) & Red Sox (6.04)... Cleveland also ranks among MLB leaders at home in AVG (3rd,.293), OPS (3rd,.835) & extra-base hits (5th, 224)...Tribe is batting.295 w/ RISP at home this season (vs..232 w/risp on the road). WHAT GOES ON» Following Monday s 1-0 victory over the Twins, 9 of Cleveland s last 16 games (6-3 record) have been decided by exactly one run...the Indians are in one-run games this season after going a Major Leaguebest (.580) in one-run games from FEMME FATALE» Cleveland & Minnesota have resumed their 2016 regular season series, as the Twins currently hold an 8-6 advantage...twins have outscored Indians, 77-66; Tribe offense has averaged 4.7 runs-per-game in those 14 games, however pitching staff is carrying a 5.97 ERA (6.17ERA by starting rotation)...following this 3-game series, Minnesota s final trip to Progressive Field, the two clubs will meet once more for 3 tilts at Target Field, Sept 9-11.» While the Indians also saw the left-hander in one 2015 relief appearance, Cleveland is 1-1 all-time in a pair starts made by Andrew Albers. PALE BLUE EYES MISC. NOTES» Cleveland s +88 run differential is 3rd-best in the A.L. & 5th in the Majors: BEST RUN DIFFERENTIALS IN MAJORS, 2016 Team +/- RS RA Chicago-NL Washington Boston Toronto Cleveland » Cleveland s bullpen has worked 13.2 consecutive scoreless innings over the Tribe s last 4 games to lower bullpen s full season ERA to 3.38, 2nd-lowest in the A.L. & 5th-lowest in the Majors behind Kansas City (3.10), Washington (3.34), Pittsburgh (3.34) & Los Angeles-NL (3.35)... Indians relievers have allowed just five runs over their last 39.2 innings of work (12 games), posting a 1.13 ERA in that span...tribe has gone 9-2 when ANDREW MILLER appears, as LH has a 1.38 ERA across 11 appearances while holding opponents to a.133 (6-45) avg. with 22 K s against one walk...bryan SHAW has made 16 consecutive scoreless relief appearances across 15.0 innings.» The Indians are in the final week of a stretch that had them scheduled to play 23 straight games on 23 consecutive dates from Aug Cleveland has gone 12-9 with that stretch...the Tribe s next scheduled off day is Thursday, Sept. 1. CLEVELAND ROCKS THIS DAY IN MUSIC...» 1972: John Lennon & Yoko Ono played Madison Square Garden for the One to One children s charity along w/ Stevie Wonder, Sha Na Na & Roberta Flack : Steve Winwood s Higher Love went to No. 1 on the US singles chart : Nirvana played what would become their final UK concert at the Reading Festival in England...Kurt Cobain took the stage in a wheelchair pushed by music journalist Everett True, parodying speculations about his mental health : Sterling Morrison, founding member of Velvet Underground, passed away in New York City at the age of : Carly Simon & James Taylor performed together for the first time since 1979 at Martha s Vineyard.» BORN ON THIS DAY: (1935) John Phillips, The Mamas & The Papas; (1950) Mickey Moody, guitarist, Whitesnake; (1963) Paul Oakenfold, DJ. indians at a glance vs. AL: Central West East vs. NL: Central West East In Series: Home Road Total Overall Openers Finales Rubber Lead after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Trail after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Tied after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Decided... Home Road Total 7th-or-later Final AB Extra-Innings One-run G s Walk-offs vs. RH starter vs. LH starter tribe by the numbers Overall Record Standing in AL Central...1st, +4.5G Days in 1st ( )...88 ( ) Largest 1st-place Lead G, last 8/22 Largest 1st-place Deficit G, last 5/9 Most G Above G, (8/22) Most G Below G, (5/2) Times at , last on 5/15 Current Streak... W1 Homestand Following a Win Following a Loss Last 5 games Last 10 games Last 15 games Last 20 games Longest W Streak... 14G (6/17-7/1) Longest L Streak...3G, 7x, last 8/23-35 Come-from-Behind Wins...27 Losses After Holding Lead...18 Team Saves for-38 (71.1%) Record Before All-Star Break Record After All-Star Break Home Record Road Record Day Games Night Games vs. RH starters vs. LH starters vs. Opp. At-or-Above vs. Opp. Below CLE scores first Opp. scores first CLE out-hits Opp Opp. out-hits CLE CLE/Opp. hits even CLE 3-or-fewer runs CLE 4-or-more runs CLE 5-or-more runs CLE 5 hits-or-fewer CLE 6-9 hits CLE 10-or-more hits CLE hits home run(s) CLE does not homer CLE allows home run(s) No HR by Opp CLE charged with error(s) CLE no error(s) CLE starter goes 6.0+IP Players Used (Pitchers) (25) Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall)...3: ,673 min/130 G Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP)...2: ,205 min/120 G CLE challenges overturned...22 of 40 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun April May June July August Sept Date Opponent Probable Pitchers - Cleveland vs. Opponent First Pitch Radio/TV Tues. Aug. 30 MINNESOTA RHP Josh Tomlin (11-8, 4.70) vs. LHP Andrew Albers (0-0, 4.32) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Wed. Aug. 31 MINNESOTA RHP Corey Kluber (14-8, 3.07) vs. LHP Pat Dean (1-4, 6.24) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Thurs. Sept. 1 OFF DAY (Cleveland, OH) Document Solutions Provider to the Cleveland Indians Cleveland 4577 Hinckley Industrial Parkway, Cleveland, OH Akron 440 Grant Street, Akron, OH

2 PAGE 2 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, josh tomlin (11-8, 4.70 ERA) TONIGHT S START» The 31-year-old right-hander is set to make his 25th start of the season tonight in the second game of this three-game series against the Minnesota Twins here at Progressive Field...it will be his 105th career start & 120th career appearance.» Will be pitching on regular four days rest since making his last start, Aug. 25 against the Rangers in Texas...suffered the loss, allowing eight runs, seven earned, on six hits, including a pair of three-run homers by Carlos Gomez and Adrian Beltre, with five strikeouts and two walks over 4.1 innings of work.» Scheduled to make his 11th career start and 14th career appearance against the Twins tonight, and his fourth start against them this season...is 2-0 with a 3.72 ERA (8ER/19.1IP) in his three previous starts against Minnesota this year, and is 4-4 with a 5.19 ERA (35ER/60.2IP) in 10 career starts against the Twins.» Will be his 12th home start of the season...has gone 5-4 with a 4.78 ERA (34ER/64.0IP) in his 11 previous starts at Progressive Field this season. LAST TIME OUT» Fell to 11-8 on the year after suffering his fifth straight loss on Aug. 25 at Texas...allowed eight runs, seven earned, on six hits, including a pair of three-run homers by Carlos Gomez and Adrian Beltre, with five strikeouts and two walks over 4.1 innings of work.» The eight runs allowed tied his career high (five times) and the seven earned runs tied his season high (three times)...also issued multiple walks for just the fifth time in 24 starts this season...has now lost five consecutive games for the first time in his career.» Allowed just his second stolen base of the season when Elvis Andrus stole second in the 2nd inning...had not allowed a stolen base since June 4 vs. KC, when Whit Merrifield stole second base in the 1st inning. VS. MINNESOTA AL CENTRAL» Scheduled to make his 11th career start and 14th career appearance against the Twins tonight, and his fourth start against them this season...is 2-0 with a 3.72 ERA (8ER/19.1IP) in his three previous starts against Minnesota this year, and is 4-4 with a 5.19 ERA (35ER/60.2IP) in 10 career starts against the Twins.» Tomlin has also gone 3-1 in his five starts against the Twins since the beginning of the 2014 campaign, turning in four quality starts in that span...the Tribe has gone 4-1 in Tomlin s last five starts against the Twins. AT PROGRESSIVE FIELD» Has gone 5-4 with a 4.78 ERA (34ER/64.0IP) in 11 home starts this season with a 4.86 ERA (20ER/37.0IP) over his last six starts at Progressive Field, but four of those last six starts have been quality efforts. NOTHING FREE» Tomlin has issued just 20 walks to 614 batters faced...his 1.24 walks-per-9.0 innings pitched is the lowest mark in all of baseball...he is also third in Major League Baseball with a 5.30 strikeout-to-walk ratio (trailing Rick Porcello, 5.43, and Noah Syndergaard, 5.41). LIMITING LEFTIES» Left-handed hitters have an OBP of just.248 against Tomlin this season, the best mark of any pitcher who has faced at least 160 left-handed hitters (106 qualified). SECOND-HALF STRUGGLES» Went 9-2 with a 3.51 ERA (39ER/100.0IP) in 16 pre All-Star break starts...his nine wins were the most wins before the All-Star break since he won 10 games before the break in the 2011 campaign, and his 3.51 ERA before this season s All-Star game was the lowest first-half ERA of his career.» However, despite his first-half success, Tomlin is is just 2-6 with a 7.29 ERA (37ER/45.2IP) in eight starts since the break this season SEASON HIGHLIGHTS» Did not make his season debut until April 16 after his originally scheduled debut of April 10 at Chicago-AL was postponed due to weather...earned the win in the Tribe s 7-5 victory over New York-NL at Progressive Field after limiting the Mets to one run on four hits in 5.0 innings with six strikeouts.» Won each of his first seven decisions, becoming the first Indians starter to begin a season 7-0 since Dennis Martinez went 9-0 across his first 16 starts of the 1995 campaign...the seven-game winning streak to begin the season marked the longest winstreak of his career.» Was dealt his first loss of the season on May 30 against Texas after allowing eight runs (four earned) on nine hits with no walks and one strikeout in 3.2 innings of work, which tied the second-shortest start of his career.» Earned his sixth win of the season on May 19 at Cincinnati after working 7.2 innings with two runs on five hits and eight strikeouts, becoming the first Tribe starter to go 6-0 to begin a season since Cliff Lee did so in also chipped in offensively, going 2-for-3 with a double and a run scored.» Was dealt his second loss of 2016 on July 6 against Detroit in Cleveland...the loss snapped a streak of six consecutive quality starts...prior to July 6, Tomlin was undefeated in three starts against the Tigers (3-0, 2.61 ERA) & undefeated in nine starts against the AL Central (7-0, 3.17 ERA) in Rhp STEAL RATES WHILE PITCHING Year(s) CS SBA CS% % % TOTAL %» Earned the win on July 17 at Minnesota to improve to 6-0 with a 2.44 ERA (17ER/62.2IP) in his first nine road starts this season...joined CC Sabathia in 2001 (6-0, 4.50 ERA) as just the second Indians pitcher over the last 50 seasons to stay undefeated thru his first nine road starts in a season (Elias). CAREER SNAPSHOT» Tomlin is in his 11th year with the Indians organization after being drafted by Cleveland in the 19th round (581st overall) out of Texas Tech in the 2006 First-Year Player Draft...the Whitehouse, TX native is the longest tenured player in the organization.» Earned the victory in his Major League debut on July 27, 2010 vs. CC Sabathia and the NY Yankees (7.0IP, 3H, 1 R-ER, 2K); faced the minimum through 7.0 innings before departing in the 8th...according to Elias, the performance by Tomlin (3 baserunners in 7.0 IP) was only the 2nd time in club history a Tribe hurler allowed 3 baserunners or fewer in a ML debut (Scott Lewis, 9/10/08 at Baltimore).» Tomlin lasted at least 5.0 innings in each of his first 37 consecutive appearances dating up until his last start of the 2011 campaign; his 37 straight starts of at least 5.0 IP to begin a career matched former Indian John Farrell (87-88) for the most consecutive such starts since 1919 to start a career.» Did not make his 2015 season debut until August 15 after undergoing right shoulder surgery prior to the season...after joining the Indians, he ranked among AL pitchers in average against (3rd,.195), wins (T-1st, 7), IP (3rd, 65.2) and strikeouts (T-10th, 57)...limited lefthanded batters to a.195 clip (47-for-241), which was the 8th-lowest mark by an AL hurler in all of 2015 (minimum 50.0 IP).» Has been on the Disabled List five times in his career...had right shoulder surgery in March of 2015 and was placed on the 60-day disabled list (retro to March 29)...previously underwent season-ending right elbow reconstruction on Aug. 22, 2012 in Anaheim, CA by Dr. Lewis Yokum and was held out of action until July, TOMLIN S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career TOMLIN vs. MINNESOTA W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career TOMLIN at PROGRESSIVE FIELD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 8.0, 2x, last June 26 at DET Innings: 9.0, 4x, last Sept. 15, 2015 vs. KC Hits: 9, 5x, last Aug. 20 vs. TOR Hits: 12, June 12, 2011 at NYY Runs: 8, 3x, last Aug. 25 at TEX Runs: 8, 5x, last Aug. 25, 2016 at TEX ER: 7, 3x, last Aug. 25 at TEX ER: 8, July 27, 2012 at MIN SO s: 8, 2x, last July 23 at BAL SO s: 11, June 28, 2014 at SEA Walks: 2, 5x, last Aug. 25 at TEX Walks: 4, Aug. 27, 2010 vs. KC HR: 3, 3x, last Aug. 20 vs. TOR HR: 3, 8x, last Aug. 20, 2016 vs. TOR Pitches: 107, July 17 at MIN Pitches: 112, Sept. 24, 2010 vs. KC CG s: -- CG s: 4, last Sept. 15, 2015 vs. KC Low-Hit CG: -- Low-Hit CG: 1, June 28, 2014 at SEA CG SHO s: -- CG SHO s: 1, June 28, 2014 at SEA Win Streak: 7, April 16-May 24 Win Streak: 7, April 16, 2016-May 24, mlb splits Career mlb splits W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME / ROAD / DAY / NIGHT / GRASS / TURF / AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT vs. RIGHT TOTALS W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME / ROAD / DAY / NIGHT / GRASS / TURF / AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT vs. RIGHT TOTALS BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPs Tomlin vs. Minnesota Albers vs. Cleveland PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO Dozier Chisenhall Escobar Davis Grossman Kipnis Kepler Santana Mauer Plouffe Rosario Sano Santana Suzuki tomlin s 2016 DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S 4/16 vs. NYM 7-5 W Trailing /50 4/22 at DET 2-1 W Leading /56 4/27 at MIN 6-5 W Leading /44 April Totals /3 vs. DET 7-3 W Leading /64 5/8 vs. KC 5-4 W Leading /53 5/13 vs. MIN Tied /66 5/19 at CIN 7-2 W Leading /73 5/24 at CWS 6-2 W Leading /76 5/30 vs. TEX 2-9 L Trailing /48 May Totals /4 vs. KC 7-1 W Leading /69 6/9 at SEA Tied /70 6/14 at KC Leading /64 6/20 vs. TB Trailing /72 6/26 at DET 9-3 W Leading /72 June Totals /1 at TOR Tied /64 7/6 vs. DET 2-12 L Trailing /57 7/17 at MIN 6-1 W Leading /74 7/23 at BAL 2-5 L Trailing /71 7/30 vs. OAK 6-3 W Leading /69 July Totals /5 at NYY 7-13 L Trailing /53 8/10 at WSH 4-7 L Trailing /52 8/15 vs. BOS 2-3 L Trailing /74 8/20 vs. TOR 5-6 L Trailing /55 8/25 at TEX 0-9 L Trailing /53 August Totals Season Totals TOMORROW s probable starter RHP COREY KLUBER (14-8, 3.07 ERA)» The 30-year-old right-hander is slated to make his 27th start of the season tomorrow in the finale of this three-game series against the Twins...will also be his 129th career start and 133rd career appearance.» Will be pitching on regular four days rest since making his last start, Aug. 26 at Texas...earned the win, allowing just one run on a solo homer by Adrian Beltre, five hits total, with two walks and seven strikeouts over 6.0 innings of work.» Slated to make his 17th career start/appearance against the Twins, and his second start against them this season...is 6-5 with a 3.76 ERA (43ER/103.0IP) in his 16 previous starts against them...suffered the loss on May 14 in Cleveland, as he allowed four runs on seven hits, including a two-run homer by Juan Centeno, with three walks and seven strikeouts over 6.2 innings in Minnesota s 6-3 victory over the Tribe.» Is 7-4 with a 2.94 ERA (27ER/82.2IP) in 12 starts at Progressive Field this season.

3 PAGE 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES tuesday, august 30, 2016 HITTERS NOTES: vs.lhp:.272( ) 34HR,171RBI vs.rhp:.260( ) 127HR,428RBI Home:.293( ) 84HR,338RBI Road:.238( ) 77HR,261RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 8-34,1 2B,4BB,1RBI,1R RISP:.265( ) 25HR,406RBI ABRAHAM ALMONTE #35 vs.lhp:.280(14-50) 1HR,9RBI vs.rhp:.275(19-69) 0HR,4RBI Home:.306(22-72) 1HR,7RBI Road:.234(11-47) 0HR,6RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-4 Streak:4G (6-17), 0HR, 4RBI RISP:.219(7-32) 0HR,10RBI Began a rehabilitation assignment on June 22 in AAA Columbus (7 games) During rehab hit safely in every gm, batting.444 (12-27) with 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 4 RBI & 6RS Hitting.246 (14-57) w/runners on base career-high tying 4RBI, 8/26 at TEX (2 2B) LONNIE CHISENHALL #8 2G/1GS in CF, 20G/17GS in RF, 21G/12GS in LF since activation on 7/3 (33/119, 17R,13 2B, HR,13RBI) first home run of 16 on 7/30 voak last 27G: 28/90, 14R, 8 2B, HR,13RBI Spent the first 80 games of the 2016 season on the Restricted List (MLB JDP violation) vs.lhp:.238(10-42) 0HR,4RBI vs.rhp:.302(84-278) 8HR,44RBI Home:.319(46-144) 4HR,30RBI Road:.273(48-176) 4HR,18RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 0-1 Streak:0G (0-8), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.313(25-80) 3HR,39RBI Began the year on the 15-day DL (left wrist impingement) Activated on 4/20 Limited in spring by R forearm soreness/l wrist injury Rehabbed at AAA & AA, 4/10-19 Has 81 starts (97 G) in RF; 2G/1GS in CF, 1G at 3B, 3 G at first base (.294, ,35RS, 22 2B, 4 3B, 8HR, 48RBI) hit safely in 52/82GS 4-4, 3B, HR, 3RBI OBP.361 at home (.861 OPS) season-high 4 RBI on 8/11 vs. LAA RAJAI DAVIS #20 last 79 G since 5/23: 78/252(.310), 25R,18 2B, 3 3B, 8HR, 44RBI (12BB) 48-for-138(.348) w/runners on ( 5th in A.L.) last 55G since 6/21: 56/178(.315), 17R,14 2B, 2 3B, 6HR, 36RBI T13 th in the A.L. with 4 triples 5 th career game of at least 4 hits on 7/2 at TOR (19.0IP, 2 nd career 5H game) has 3 games of at least 4 hits...2 nd half:.284 (31/109)11 2B, 2HR, 20rbi, 37g 0 walks last 20 games (57 PA) vs.lhp:.241(35-145) 4HR,13RBI vs.rhp:.263(62-236) 7HR,29RBI Home:.282(51-181) 2HR,19RBI Road:.230(46-200) 9HR,23RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-5 Streak:1G (1-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.308(24-78) 2HR,30RBI 65G/57GS in CF; 54G/34GS in LF; 1GS in RF so far in 2016 (.255,61R,18 2B, 2 3B, 11HR, 42RBI, 33SB in 37 attempts) First career cyle/2 nd career lead-off HR His 355 career steals are 3rd among active MLB players, placing in the top ten in the A.L. in steals 6 times during his career ( 1st the A.L. w/ 33 SB) 10 steals of 3 rd base Last 20G: 17-for-67,.254, 10R, 3 2B, 2HR, 7 RBI (since 8/4, 8 SB) 3/28 last 8G CHRIS GIMENEZ #38 39-for-140 (.279) w/runners on June: 27-for-84(.321) w/16rs, 5 2B, 3HR, 7 RBI (23G) hitting 1 st : (.253,.319ob%) 33 steals are most in Indians history in an age 35-orolder season (prev. 26, Nap Lajoie, 1910) 3 rd career two-hr game on 5/18 at CIN Hitting.308 (24-for-78) w/risp OPS of.891 (92 PA's) w/risp this year T-8th in the A.L. in OF assists (9) 8 th career 4-hit game, 6/19 vs. CWS.3 R/3 SB on 8/12 vlaa vs.lhp:.207(6-29) 2HR,2RBI vs.rhp:.228(21-92) 2HR,9RBI Home:.220(11-50) 1HR,3RBI Road:.225(16-71) 3HR,8RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-1,1R Streak:1G (1-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.188(6-32) 1HR,8RBI In his 3 rd stint in the Cleveland Indians organization (19th round selection; 2004/Nevada) Is 8-for-51 with runners on hit safely in 18 of 36 starts(including 12 of last 20) 4G at 1B; 1G at 3B; 2 nd career P app last 11 games: 7/20, 5R, 2 2B, 2HR, 5RBI BRANDON GUYER #6 began 2016 on 15 day DL w/a left ankle infection; began rehab assignment on 4/25 at AA Frisco, was DFAd by TX on 5/3 and acquired by CLE on 5/4(2 relief pitching apps this year) Made 16 debut on 5/5 vs. DET (1-3, R, HR, RBI) 50G/36GS at C (Indians:18-18/GS) vs.lhp:.330(32-97) 5HR,12RBI vs.rhp:.211(34-161) 3HR,14RBI Home:.289(39-135) 7HR,21RBI Road:.220(27-123) 1HR,5RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 0-4 Streak:0G (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.289(13-45) 1HR,19RBI Acquired from TB Rays on 8/1 for two Minor League players spent season until 8/1 w/tb, hitting.241 (51-212) with 12 doubles, 1 triple, 7 HR and 18 RBI in 63 games. Appeared in 25 games in left field, 18 games in center field and 12 games in right field this season after making at least 15 starts at all three positions last season for TB. JASON KIPNIS #22 The Herndon, VA native spent most of June on the disabled list with a left hamstring strain CH-tying 5RBI on 8/12 vs. LAA...Currently hitting.330 (32-97) off LHP this year with 7 2B, 5 HR, 12RBI and a OPS career-high 4runs scored 8/26 at TEX 17G/15GS LF, 1G RF w/cle (15-46, 8R, 3 2B,HR,8RBI,.436ob%) leads MLB w/28 HBP vs.lhp:.305(50-164) 5HR,26RBI vs.rhp:.277(93-336) 15HR,44RBI Home:.300(72-240) 10HR,34RBI Road:.273(71-260) 10HR,36RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 2-4,1BB,1RBI Streak:4G (6-17), 0HR, 3RBI RISP:.294(32-109) 1HR,43RBI 2015 A.L. All-Star (2 nd time, also 2013) 2nd club in RBI, 2 nd in hits & 3rd in HRs 122GS/2B; 4GS DH (.286,29 2B, 4 3B, 20HR, 75R, 70RBI, 44BB) 2 nd half:49-159(.308), 25 runs, 11 2B, 6HR, 21RBI (.851OPS,41g) 2 nd career 5hit gm on 5/11 at HOU (5-for-7, RBI) Last 46 games: 57/175,.326, 32R, 13 2B, 9HR,24RBI since 7/7 T13 th in the A.L. with 4 triples, 5 th in avg after 6 th inning (.324, 45/139),T15th in doubles (29) FRANCISCO LINDOR #12 hitting.313 (62-198) w/runners on 44K in 178 PA's (24.7%) vs LHP this year third career 2-homer game on 7/8 vnyy is T11th in A.L. in hits (143); career-high 20 homers on pace for 87 RBI (since June 9: 83/272,.305, 19 2B, 2 3B, 13HR, 41RBI, 70G,.896 ops) vs.lhp:.316(54-171) 4HR,22RBI vs.rhp:.308( ) 10HR,42RBI Home:.355(86-242) 6HR,40RBI Road:.270(71-263) 8HR,24RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-4 Streak:3G (5-12), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.250(31-124) 2HR,47RBI 15 A.L. Rookie of the Year runner-up 127G/125GS at SS, 1GS at DH (.311, 83RS, 23 2B, 2 3B, 14HR, 64RBI, 16SB in 21 attempts) Leads team in hits, runs, 4th in RBI is 69-for-220(.314) w/ men on base; has a.823 OPS vs. RHP June: 31/103(.301), 19R, 6 2B, 3B, 6HR, 17RBI,28G (.907 OPS) 2 nd half: (.321), 23R, 3 2B, 4HR, 19RBI (42 games) 1st in MLB this year with 21 games of at least 3 hits MICHAEL MARTINEZ #1 A.L. leaders: runs(t13 th,83), SB (T11th, 16), hits ( 7th, 157), AVG ( 7 th,.311), MH G(T7th, 45), on-base%(20 th,.355) Since 6/12: 69G, 87/270(.322), 45R,11 2B, 8 HR, 34RBI Hitting.355 (86-for-242) at home; 1st in the A.L. August: 38/114(.333), 15 runs, 3 2B, 2 HR, 12RBI, 28 games reached safely in 23 of last 25 games via hit or walk 12 th in the A.L. in avg after 6 th inning (.308, 45/146) vs.lhp:.267(8-30) 0HR,1RBI vs.rhp:.236(13-55) 1HR,2RBI Home:.275(11-40) 0HR,0RBI Road:.222(10-45) 1HR,3RBI TEX Series: 0-1 Trip:1-4 Streak:0G (0-1), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.063(1-16) 0HR,1RBI Returns to the Indians organization after 8/4 waiver claim from Boston after spending much of the first half in Cleveland, hitting.283 (17-60) with 3 2B, 1 HR, 3 RBI and 10 runs in 32 games w/cle app d 8G/3GS CF; 8G/1GS 7G/5GS in RF; 2G/1GS 3B MIKE NAPOLI #26 He was designated for assignment by Cleveland on July 2 and traded to the Red Sox on July 8 appeared in 4 G for the Red Sox (1-for-6, RS) and was designated August 2 is 3-for-19 w/a RS, 2B in 1211 games since returning to Cleveland on 8/4 vs.lhp:.284(38-134) 7HR,25RBI vs.rhp:.244(79-324) 22HR,63RBI Home:.310(66-213) 19HR,61RBI Road:.208(51-245) 10HR,27RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-2,2BB Streak:1G (1-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.268(33-123) 6HR,50RBI Leads team w/88 RBI(T8th in A.L.); 1st on team w/29hr( 14th A.L.) 16th A.L. in R(79) 82GS at 1B, 39GS at DH in 2016 ( , 58BB, 79R, 20 2B, 3B, 29HR, 88RBI) 1 st career PH HR, 4/21 vs. SEA HRd in 5 str. games, 7/30-8/3(tied career-high) MLB-best 4.59 Pitches per PA (League Avg: 3.88) 1000 th career hit, 7/31 vs OAK(HR) Has 17 HR for 9 straight seasons (others in MLB:Pujols, Bruce, Ortiz, Longoria, MCabrera) TYLER NAQUIN #30 63-for-221(.285)w/men on Last 43 G since 7/8:.292 (45-154), 29R, 6 2B, 12HR & 31RBI HR d once every 11.2 at bats at home T2nd in A.L. in home HR (19), 3rd in RBI (60) 13th in A.L. in walks(58) 7 th career 4 H game, 8/11 vlaa last HR 8/11 (17G/69PA) Has played in postseason in 7 of last 9 seasons 4th in A.L. in RBI ratio(5.2:1) career high 16G hit steak, 7/30-8/16 T7th A.L w/11 2 nd half HR (last 12G: 6/41, 0 EBH, 3RBI) vs.lhp:.222(6-27) 0HR,6RBI vs.rhp:.313(71-227) 14HR,33RBI Home:.358(39-109) 9HR,22RBI Road:.262(38-145) 5HR,17RBI TEX Series: 0-4 Trip:2-13 Streak:0G (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.231(12-52) 2HR,21RBI Made MLB debut 4/5 vs. BOS (.303, 42R, 15 2B, 5 3B, 14HR, 39RBI, 82G/68GS in CF, 4G/2GS in RF) Career-high 4 RBI (3-3, 3B, HR, 4RBI) 6/19 vcws 30/93 (.323) w/men on May 7 option to Columbus after 22G w/cle (also w/cle, 5/13-17, 6/1-) hit.286 (20-70) with 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR & 8 RBI in 17 G in AAA AL rookie of the month in June and July Leads A.L. rookies SLG, 2 nd in avg/ob%,t3rd in runs, 3rd in HR & 3 rd in TB First MLB base hit on 4/6 vs. BOS (Buchholz) walk-off inside-park-hr 8/19vTOR ROBERTO PEREZ #55 8-gm hit streak, 4/20-27 hitting.358 (39-109) at home Since return on 6/1: (.298), 13 2B, 3 3B, 14HR, 37RBI, 32 runs, 63G (1 st in AL w/a OPS in June) First MLB home runs on 6/3 vs. KC (Volquez) homered in 3 straight games, 6/3-5, (has 14 career home runs; has 14 HR over his last 62G) 2 nd half: 32G, 27/95(.284) w/8 2B, 5 HR, 17RBI (.872 ops) August: 11/57,.193, 2HR, 7RBI, 21G T4th in A.L. w/5 triples 1 st career 2HR gm/career-high 6 RBI (tied rookie club record) on 7/20 at KC (10 TB) vs.lhp:.194(6-31) 0HR,3RBI vs.rhp:.123(7-57) 1HR,5RBI Home:.091(4-44) 0HR,1RBI Road:.205(9-44) 1HR,7RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 0-2 Streak:0G (0-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.250(5-20) 0HR,7RBI Hit.261 (12-46) this spring with 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR & 9 RBI in 20 games (15 starts at catcher) Broken right thumb and ligament damage at a play at home on (surgery) appeared in 4 games over the first month of the season on DL, 5/1-7/17 Career-high 4 hits at TEX on 8/26 raised average from.104 to.146 JOSE RAMIREZ #11 Began a rehab assignment on July 3 and hit.313 (5-16, 8BB) with a double, 3 RBI and 5 runs scored in 9 games for Rookie AZL Indians, A Lake County and has walked in 17 of his 107PAs (.280 on-base pct) since 7/18 return:13-80, 3 2B, HR, 11BB, 7RBI, 32 G started the year 0-for-16.has app d in 36 games at catcher/30 starts. vs.lhp:.301(41-136) 4HR,17RBI vs.rhp:.311(97-312) 6HR,41RBI Home:.344(75-218) 7HR,35RBI Road:.274(63-230) 3HR,23RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 1-3,1 2B,1BB Streak:1G (1-3), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.374(40-107) 1HR,46RBI 48G/47GS LF; 9G/3GS@2B; 5G/3GS@SS; 87G/61GS@3B (.308, 70R, 32 2B,10HR, 58RBI,.820 ops) 11 th in A.L. OB%(.362);T6 th in 2B(33); 9 th avg(.308),t7 th SB(20) 4th in 2K avg(.273, 65/238) Has 41 multi-hit G s (T12th in AL; hit safely in 86 of 113GS; RS in 53 of 113GS). 62/181(.343) w/runners on (8 th in AL) 18G hit streak:32/72 (.444),17R,8 2B, 4HR,10rbi Hitting.301 (41-136) vs LHP Aug: 39/110(.355), 21R, 28G,16rbi hit in 28 of last 32 gms CARLOS SANTANA #41 Is (.374) w/risp (22/54 w/risp+2 outs) reached safely in 32 of 35 G Avg of.344 (75-218) at home is 5 th in A.L 7 of his 10 home runs have come after the 6 th inning (club is in GS batting 5 th ) 4 th Indian(5X) w/hr,3sb same game, 8/12 vs. LAA (career-high 4R; 3 SB) only MLB player to make starts@all 9 spots in order 6th in the A.L. in RISP batting avg and 4th-hardest batter to strike out vs.lhp:.259(36-139) 3HR,16RBI vs.rhp:.237(79-333) 24HR,48RBI Home:.232(53-228) 14HR,32RBI Road:.254(62-244) 13HR,32RBI MIN Series/H-Stand: 0-4 Streak:0G (0-9), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.231(27-117) 4HR,37RBI 75GS at DH, 48GS/50G at 1B in 16 (.244, 67 R,22 2B, career-high tying 27HR, 64RBI, 72BB) HR d in 1st career PA as lead-off man, 4/22 at DET 5th lead-off HR,8/11 vslaa Streak of 131 consec. gm played ended 4/29 at PHI is (.239) w/ men on His 144 HR is a club-record by a switchhitter T3rd in A.L. w/72 walks (65BB last 108Gms) 67GS batting lead-off: 62-for-264(.235), 42R, 12 2B, 15HR,28RBI (.799 OPS, Tribe is 38-29,.348ob%, 46 walks) Enjoyed his 7th career 2-HR game on 6/12 at LAA (also 5/19 at CIN) Hitting.259 (36-for-139) versus LHP (13BB/19K in 155PA's vs. LHP) has 41 Extra-Base hits out of 79 total hits vs RHP (51.9% EBH%, MLB Rank:10 th ) 20HR at AS break (1 st Indians hitter since Sizemore in 08) 14gm hit streak was a career-best(6/30-7/17, club 16-high) 2nd on team w/27 HR( 16th in A.L) 4 th career walk-off home run on 6/17 vcws (Jones) on pace for 34HR/80 RBI 2 nd half:.222, 32/144,15R, 4 2B, 7HR,15RBI, 40G July: 24/93 (.258),14R,7 2B,6HR,14RBI,24G(.891OPS) since 7/22: 25/119,.210,10rbi, 34g

4 PAGE 4 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES tuesday, august 30, 2016 BULLPEN INFORMATION W L ERA G SV/OPP IR/S 1st Bat/Retired IP H R ER BB SO HR /38 178/50 387/ PITCHING BY MONTH PITCHER MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST Allen, C , 0.69 ERA (13IP, 1ER) 1-0-6, 2.38 ERA (11.1IP, 3ER) 0-1-3, 0.84 ERA (10.2IP, 1ER) 0-1-4, 4.66 ERA (9.2IP, 5ER) Bauer, T , 3.86 ERA (30.1IP, 13ER) 3-0-0, 2.01 ERA (44.2IP, 10ER) 1-2-0, 5.19 ERA (26IP, 15ER) 2-2-0, 4.04 ERA (35.2IP, 16ER) Clevinger, M , 8.79 ERA (14.1IP, 14ER) , 0.00 ERA (2IP, 0ER) 2-0-0, 3.26 ERA (19.1IP, 7ER) Kluber, C , 4.08 ERA (39.2IP, 18ER) 4-1-0, 2.19 ERA (37IP, 9ER) 2-1-0, 2.51 ERA (32.1IP, 9ER) 4-0-0, 2.20 ERA (32.2IP, 8ER) Manship, J , 5.19 ERA (8.2IP, 5ER) 0-0-0, 1.50 ERA (6IP, 1ER) 1-0-0, 5.19 ERA (8.2IP, 5ER) 1-0-0, 0.00 ERA (6IP, 0ER) McAllister, Z , 7.88 ERA (8IP, 7ER) 0-0-0, 1.35 ERA (6.2IP, 1ER) 0-0-0, ERA (3IP, 7ER) 1-0-0, 1.98 ERA (13.2IP, 3ER) Miller, A , 1.38 ERA (13IP, 2ER) Otero, D , 1.23 ERA (14.2IP, 2ER) 2-0-0, 1.13 ERA (8IP, 1ER) 0-1-0, 2.19 ERA (12.1IP, 3ER) 1-0-0, 1.32 ERA (13.2IP, 2ER) Shaw, B , 1.54 ERA (11.2IP, 2ER) 1-2-0, 3.72 ERA (9.2IP, 4ER) 1-1-0, 2.51 ERA (14.1IP, 4ER) 0-0-0, 0.00 ERA (9.1IP, 0ER) Tomlin, J , 4.06 ERA (37.2IP, 17ER) 2-0-0, 2.60 ERA (34.2IP, 10ER) 2-2-0, 3.73 ERA (31.1IP, 13ER) 0-5-0, ERA (25IP, 30ER) PITCHING NOTES: vs.all:.242( )152hr vs.lh:.237( )67hr vs.rh:.246( )85hr Home: , 3.94ERA (574.0IP,251ER) Road: , 3.71ERA (596.0IP,246ER) CODY ALLEN #37 vs.all:.192(37-193)7hr vs.lh:.212(21-99)4hr vs.rh:.170(16-94)3hr Home:1-2-11, 4.28ERA (27.1IP,13ER)26G Road:1-3-13, 1.63ERA (27.2IP,5ER)28G Last Win:6/17/2016 vcws Last Save:8/21/2016 vtor Is 24-for-27 in save chances(last BS 8/17 vcws) 24 saves 9th-most in A.L ( 9 th -lowest relief avg alld/.192) has 2 saves of 1.0+IP (last 6/9)... allowed run in 13/54 gm (last 43 games since May 3 rd : 44.2IP, 28H, 10ER,20BB,63K, 2.01 ERA) 0.1IP, career-high5 runs/5 ER allowed (Eaton GS) vs. CWS on 8/ career saves are 6 th -most in club history (Mike Jackson; 5 th, 94 saves) May: 12G, 0.69ERA, 13.0IP, 4H, 1R/ER, 18K Batters are 16-for-68 (.235) w/runners on; 9-for-43 (.209) w/risp 4th in MLB for most relief outings (277) since 2013 last 22 games: 22.1IP, 15H, 6ER, 9BB, 32K, 2.43 ERA 17K in 43 at bats w/ RISP RHBs are hitting just.170 (16-for-94) 8th in the A.L. in relief strikeouts (72) SHAWN ARMSTRONG #51 vs.all:.200(2-10)0hr vs.lh:.143(1-7)0hr vs.rh:.333(1-3)0hr Home:0-0-0, 3.00ERA (3.0IP,1ER)2G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Spent most of the 2016 season in AAA Columbus, going 3-1 w/9 saves (10 chances) & a 1.84 ERA in 47 relief outings (49.0IP, 27H, 10ER, 0HR, 29BB, 72SO,.160 avg) 0 R over his last 19 games at AAA since 7/3 (20.0IP, 8H, 27K) w/cleveland 3X previously in 2016 (5/31; 8/3; 8/19) and has allowed 1 run over two outings (3.0IP, 2H, 1R/ER, 0BB, 2SO) AAA All-Star MIKE CLEVINGER #52 vs.all:.235(32-136)4hr vs.lh:.183(11-60)1hr vs.rh:.276(21-76)3hr Home:2-0-0, 3.38ERA (21.1IP,8ER)6G Road:0-1-0, 8.16ERA (14.1IP,13ER)5G Last Win:8/21/2016 vtor Promoted from AAA Columbus on Aug. 4 Spent most of the 2016 season in AAA Columbus, posting a record of 11-1 with a 3.00 ERA in 17 starts (93.0IP, 78H, 31ER, 35BB, 97K,.229 avg) at time of 8/4 promotion ranked T1st in Int l League in wins, 7th in ERA and 8th in strikeouts (97) AAA left-handed batters to a.201 (36-179) average against (3 rd stint with CLE in 2016) ERA in 5 starts w/cle (last coming on 8/13 vs LAA; first MLB win) in 6 relief outings owns 3.18 ERA (11.1IP, 8H, 4R/ER,13K,.190avg) career relief-best 4.0IP/1R vs. CWS 8/18 JEFF MANSHIP #53 vs.all:.243(33-136)5hr vs.lh:.255(13-51)3hr vs.rh:.235(20-85)2hr Home:2-1-0, 2.87ERA (15.2IP,5ER)19G Road:0-0-0, 2.75ERA (19.2IP,6ER)25G Last Win:8/19/2016 vtor On 15-day DL, 7/27-8/10 with R wrist tendonitis First 10 outings scoreless (3 holds, 7.1IP, 6H, 0R, 4BB, 3K) batters are 16-for-62 off him with runners on base(.258) 9/36 w/risp allowed an OPS of.831 (56 PA's) vs LHH has 6 holds Since 8/11 activation from DL: 7 games, 6.0IP, 3H, 0R, 3BB, 7K(batters are 3-for-21) Outing of May 7 vs. KC (0.0+IP, 4H, 3R/ER, 43 rd outing w/cle) was his first allowing multiple runs for Cleveland ZACH McALLISTER #34 vs.all:.280(47-168)5hr vs.lh:.259(22-85)2hr vs.rh:.301(25-83)3hr Home:3-1-0, 4.15ERA (21.2IP,10ER)22G Road:0-1-0, 4.19ERA (19.1IP,9ER)21G Last Win:8/29/2016 vmin Last Did not pitch this spring, 3/4-15 (illness) 2016 debut 4/6 vbos (1.2IP, 1H, 0R, W#1) First 8 Gs in 2016 were scoreless (7.1IP, 2H, 0R, 2BB, 6K) 32 of 43 G are scoreless (Arcia walkoff HR 4/25@MIN)...batters are 47-for-168(.280); 26-for-92(.283) w/runners on; 16-for-64 (.250) with RISP 5 holds(1 blown save) allowed an OPS of.908 (95 PA's) vs RHB this yr Emergency start, TOR (1.0IP, 1H, 3R/ER, HR) Relief ERA this year: 3.60 (40.0IP, 46H, 16ER) last 10 games since 8/5: 10.2IP, 11H, 1R/ER, 2BB, 13K On 15-day DL, 7/7-28 (R hip).made 4 rehab outings, 7/18-28, at AAA Columbus/AA Akron (4.0IP, 3H, 1R/ER) avg g 9.9K per 9.0IP (13G since return;14.1ip,19h, 3ER, 4BB,17K) ANDREW MILLER #24 vs.all:.165(34-206)7hr vs.lh:.180(11-61)3hr vs.rh:.159(23-145)4hr Home:6-0-5, 1.11ERA (32.1IP,4ER)30G Road:1-1-6, 1.73ERA (26.0IP,5ER)25G Last Win:8/18/2016 vcws Last Acquired from the NY Yankees on 7/31 for four Minor League players During his tenure w/nyy was 6-1 w/9 saves & a 1.39 ERA in 44 relief outings(45.1ip, 28H, 8R/7ER, 7BB, 77SO,.174AVG) currently 3rd-lowest relief ERA(1.39) in American League while his.165 avg against is the 2nd-lowest relief mark in A.L 1st in A.L. w/.119 (8/67) runners on avg He owns an 12.4:1 strikeout-to-walk ratio, is averaging 15.3 (3 rd in MLB) strikeouts per 9.0IP and is 2nd in the MLB with 99 relief strikeouts allowed runs in just 10 of 55 outings; has not allowed multiple runs in an outing Struck out at least one batter in a NYY-record 28 consecutive relief outings, 5/6-7/17 (54K in 30.0IP) A.L.All-Star (first selection)...t6th w/20holds last 7 games: 9.1IP, 3H, 0R, 1BB, 16K, batters are 3-for-31 T2nd in relief wins in A.L.; T13 th in relief IP (58.0IP) DAN OTERO #61 vs.all:.210(42-200)2hr vs.lh:.189(17-90)0hr vs.rh:.227(25-110)2hr Home:2-0-0, 1.21ERA (29.2IP,4ER)26G Road:1-1-1, 1.42ERA (25.1IP,4ER)23G Last Win:8/4/2016 vmin Last Acquired from PHI, 12/18 43 / 49 outings w/o an ER this year (batters 42-for-200, 55.0IP) LHH are 17-for-90 w/8 BB,22K Last 8 outings scoreless since 8/4 (11.1IP, 5H, 0R) since 6/18 has yielded ERA of 1.54 (29.1IP, 19H, 5R/ER, 18K) 2 nd career save on 5/18 at CIN (12IP) batters hitting.237 (22-93) off him w/runners on;.200 (12-60) with RISP. 2nd in A.L. in relief ERA (1.31) has walked 2 of 112 RHH (1.8%, 0 to lead off inning) OBP of just.244 (52/213)this year.30 of last 34G are scoreless, 5/27: 37.0IP, 25H, 6ER BRYAN SHAW #27 vs.all:.230(45-196)7hr vs.lh:.263(21-80)3hr vs.rh:.207(24-116)4hr Home:2-0-0, 1.61ERA (28.0IP,5ER)31G Road:0-4-0, 5.13ERA (26.1IP,15ER)29G Last Win:7/26/2016 vwsh Last Save:7/7/2015 vhou Has 19 holds this year ( T9th in A.L.; 3 blown saves; last hold 8/17) All d a career-high 5 R/5 ER in 0.2IP, 4/9 at CWS Has allowed runs in 9 of his 60 G (batters are ,.230 off him; 16-81,.198 w/men on; 7-48,.146 w/risp) Last 52 G since 4/25: 48.0IP, 34H, 10ER, 19BB, 46K, 1.88 ERA last 16 games since 7/19 are scoreless: 15.0IP, 9H, 0R, 5BB, 13SO T-4th in the A.L. in games pitched (60) ERA is 1.20 in 57 games (7ER/52.1IP) save outings from 4/9, 4/16, 7/18 (13ER/2.0IP) 29/30 G scoreless since 6/17: 4ER/29.0IP/17H/.175avg 1st in MLB for most relief outings (284) since the start of 2013 Averaging 9.1 strikeouts per 9.0IP this year 13 games scoreless, 6/17-7/16: 13.1IP, 4H, 0R, 7BB, 16K,.114 avg RELIEF EFFECTIVENESS Last Appearance First Batter Saves Inherited Runners Pitcher Date OPP(score) IP H R/ER BB SO HR DEC Faced Retired SV Chances IR Scored Allen, C. 8/29 vs.min(1-0) / ND Armstrong, S. 8/3 vs.min(5-13) 2.0-0/0-2 - ND Clevinger, M / ND Crockett, K. 8/18 vs.cws(5-4) 1.0-0/0-1 - ND Manship, J / ND McAllister, Z. 8/29 vs.min(1-0) 0.1-0/ W Miller, A. 8/29 vs.min(1-0) /0-3 - ND Otero, D / ND Shaw, B. 8/29 vs.min(1-0) 0.2-0/ ND TEAM 8/29 vs.min(1-0) / W vs. MIN Twins Career vs. MIN Twins W-L-S ERA G IP H R/ER BB SO W-L-S ERA IP/ER Allen, Cody / /6 Armstrong, Shawn / /1 Clevinger, Mike / /2 Kluber, Corey / /43 Manship, Jeff / /1 McAllister, Zach / /18 Miller, Andrew / /13 Otero, Danny / /5 Shaw, Bryan / /11 Tomlin, Josh / /38 INDIANS /

5 PAGE 5 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES tuesday, august 30, 2016 STARTS IN THE ORDER PLAYER A. Almonte M. Brantley M. Byrd L. Chisenhall C. Cowgill R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes E. Gonzalez B. Guyer J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe Pitchers GAMES STARTED PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF RF CF DH A. Almonte M. Brantley M. Byrd L. Chisenhall C. Cowgill R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes E. Gonzalez B. Guyer J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe LINE-UPS USED: 90 in 130 games SCORING BY INNING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th EXTRA TOTAL RUNS Indians Opponent Multi-hit Game Multi-RBI GM HR TYPE/LAST HOME RUN PLAYER High Last MH High solo 2run 3run GS Last HR A. Almonte ,2x, , /30/16 voak(overton) M. Brantley , 5/5 vdet 5/5 vdet , 5/5 vdet /10/15 vdet(hardy) M. Byrd , 5/30 vtex 5/30 vtex , 5/13 vmin /30/16 vtex(ramos) L. Chisenhall , , 8/11 vlaa /20/16 vtor(sanchez) R. Davis ,2x, 8/18 vcws ,3x, /15/16 vbos(pomeranz) C. Gimenez ,5x, 8/13 vlaa 8/13 vlaa , Y. Gomes , 6/21 vtb , 5 1 B. Guyer , 4/17 vcws 8/17 vcws ,2x, 8/12 vlaa /12/16 vlaa(skaggs) J. Kipnis , 8/29 vmin ,3x, 7/31 voak /14/16 vlaa(weaver) F. Lindor ,4x, 10 3 M. Martinez , 6/17 vcws , M. Napoli , 8/11 vlaa , 8/11 vlaa /11/16 vlaa(oberholtzer) T. Naquin ,4x, 8/14 vlaa 8/14 vlaa , /19/16 vtor(osuna) R. Perez , , J. Ramirez , 5/27 vbal , 5/6 vkc /21/16 vtor(cecil) C. Santana ,4x, , 20 5 J. Uribe ,2x, 6/18 vcws 6/19 vcws , 6/18 vcws INDIANS BATTING BY MONTH HITTER MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST A. Almonte (10-37) HR, 3RBI, 17G.280 (23-82), 10RBI, 24G M. Brantley.318 (7-22), 6RBI, 6G M. Byrd.274 (17-62) 3HR, 11RBI, 17G L. Chisenhall.313 (21-67) HR, 8RBI, 24G.302 (26-86) 4HR, 13RBI, 24G.307 (23-75) HR, 10RBI, 22G.271 (19-70) 2HR, 16RBI, 25G R. Davis.223 (21-94) 3HR, 13RBI, 27G.321 (27-84) 3HR, 7RBI, 23G.217 (15-69) HR, 6RBI, 18G.236 (17-72) 2HR, 7RBI, 22G C. Gimenez.241 (7-29) 2HR, 2RBI, 13G.179 (7-39), 2RBI, 14G.194 (6-31), 2RBI, 16G.318 (7-22) 2HR, 5RBI, 14G Y. Gomes.148 (12-81) 3HR, 14RBI, 21G.212 (14-66) 2HR, 5RBI, 20G.054 (2-37), 2RBI, 12G - E. Gonzalez (1-7), 7G.000 (0-2), 3G B. Guyer (15-46) HR, 8RBI, 19G J. Kipnis.259 (30-116) 4HR, 15RBI, 28G.283 (28-99) 4HR, 17RBI, 26G.344 (33-96) 6HR, 13RBI, 24G.276 (29-105) 3HR, 12RBI, 28G F. Lindor.316 (36-114) 3HR, 13RBI, 28G.301 (31-103) 6HR, 17RBI, 28G.304 (28-92) 2HR, 13RBI, 24G.333 (38-114) 2HR, 12RBI, 28G M. Martinez.280 (7-25), 10G.313 (10-32) HR, 3RBI, 20G.000 (0-3), G.158 (3-19), 11G M. Napoli.248 (25-101) 7HR, 25RBI, 26G.258 (25-97) 5HR, 16RBI, 26G.270 (24-89) 8HR, 20RBI, 24G.290 (27-93) 5HR, 16RBI, 26G T. Naquin.263 (5-19), 8G.338 (22-65) 6HR, 15RBI, 23G.348 (24-69) 6HR, 15RBI, 20G.193 (11-57) 2HR, 7RBI, 20G R. Perez (2-17), 2RBI, 8G.175 (11-63) HR, 5RBI, 24G J. Ramirez.314 (27-86) 2HR, 12RBI, 28G.273 (27-99) HR, 12RBI, 26G.287 (27-94) HR, 11RBI, 24G.355 (39-110) 5HR, 16RBI, 28G C. Santana.217 (23-106) 6HR, 14RBI, 29G.255 (27-106) 7HR, 17RBI, 28G.258 (24-93) 6HR, 14RBI, 24G.250 (23-92) 5HR, 8RBI, 26G J. Uribe.276 (21-76) HR, 7RBI, 22G.188 (12-64) 5HR, 10RBI, 19G.111 (5-45), 4RBI, 15G vs. MIN Twins G AB R H HR RBI AVG A. Almonte L. Chisenhall R. Davis C. Gimenez B. Guyer J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana INDIANS Career vs. MIN Twins AVG AB H HR RBI A. Almonte L. Chisenhall R. Davis C. Gimenez B. Guyer J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana