2014 SEASON IN REVIEW

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1 REVIEW - SEASON IN REVIEW 2014 SEASON IN REVIEW The 2014 season was another historic campaign for the Durham Bulls, which saw the squad capture its seventh division title in the past eight seasons under manager Charlie Montoyo. Finishing the season with a record, the Bulls still became the first team in International League to clinch their respective division, and finished the season 9.0 games ahead of secondplace Gwinnett in the standings, the largest division lead in the IL. The Bulls began the season on a hot streak, jumping out to a 10-3 record and finishing the month of April at 19-9, which gave them the most wins in the league. The highlight of the month came on 4/26 vs. Scranton/WB, when southpaw Mike Montgomery tossed 8.1 no-hit innings, before righty Brad Boxberger retired the final two hitters for the third no-hitter in Durham s Triple-A history. In May the team slowed to a mark, but still led the division by 3.5 games through the end of the month. In June Durham suffered an record, highlighted by a season-long eight-game losing skid from 6/16-6/24. However, the rest of the IL South lagged as well, and the Bulls increased their division lead to 4.0 games entering July. Then, on 7/21 history was made yet again, as the Bulls defeated the Rochester Red Wings 5-1 at the DBAP. The win marked Montoyo s 614th as Bulls manager, setting the all-time franchise record for most wins. Over the remaining three months of the campaign Durham went 30-28, while their three division foes continued to struggle. On Aug. 25 the squad defeated Gwinnett 4-2 at the DBAP, clinching the division and sending the Bulls to the playoffs for the 13th time in 17 years as members of the International League. In the Governors Cup playoffs the Bulls downed the Columbus Clippers in the first round 3-1, after dropping the opener Ohio and trailing in the ninth inning in Game Two. In a rematch of the 2013 Governors Cup final won by Durham, the Bulls squared off against Pawtucket in the Governors Cup final and took a 2-1 series lead with the final two games played at the DBAP. The PawSox won a 4-2, 13-inning decision in Game Four to force a deciding game, and defeated the Bulls 4-1 to clinch their second title in three seasons. For the season, Durham spent 145-of-153 days with either a tie or sole possession of first place in the IL South, including holding sole possession for the final 102 days of the season. From June 1st on the team s division lead was never smaller than 3.5 games, and following the All-Star Break the team never led the division by fewer than 6.5 games. On the mound and at the dish the Bulls saw high strikeout numbers, as the pitching staff led the league and ranked fourth in Minor League Baseball with 1,220 punch outs, led by right-hander Nathan Karns who shared the league lead with 153 strikeouts, and righty Matt Andriese who ranked fourth on the circuit with 129. At the dish the offense struck out 1,198 times, also the most in the IL. At the plate the team was led by outfielder Mikie Mahtook, who set career highs in homers (12), doubles (33) and walks (46) while ranking fifth in the league with 143 hits. On June 24 after a promotion from Double-A Montgomery, outfielder Jeremy Moore went on to reach base safely in 47 of his 54 games with Durham, while cracking 12 homers over that span. By mid-june the Bulls had lost a number of key players from their opening day roster, including outfielders Kevin Kiermaier and Jerry Sands and shut-down relievers Brad Boxberger and Kirby Yates. In total 14 players were promoted to Tampa Bay in 2014, with Yates, Vince Belnome, C.J. Riefenhauser, Cole Figueroa and Curt Casali earning their first trips to The Show. Off the field, Durham Bulls Athletic Park hosted the 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game, and welcomed a franchise record 533,033 paid fans on the season, shattering the old record by more than 12,000.

2 2014 STATS (ALL PLAYERS) 2015 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE 2014 REVIEW - STATS BATTERS AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI TB BB IBB SO SB CS OBP SLG OPS SF SH HP DP E Acosta, Mayo Beckham, Tim Belnome, Vince Betemit, Wilson Casali, Curt Christian, Justin Figueroa, Cole Fontenot, Mike Franklin, Nick Guyer, Brandon Kiermaier, Kevin Lee, Hak-Ju Mahtook, Mikie Moore, Jeremy Myers, Wil Nix, Jayson Olmedo, Ray Price, Robby Rodriguez, Eddy Sands, Jerry Solis, Ali Team Total PITCHERS W L ERA G GS CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB SO WHIP WP Acosta, Mayo Andriese, Matt Bedard, Erik Beliveau, Jeff Boxberger, Brad Burns, Cory Colome, Alex Geltz, Steve Gomes, Brandon Hellickson, Jeremy Karns, Nate Kelly, Merrill Lara, Braulio Liberatore, Adam Lueke, Josh Mathis, Doug Montgomery, Mike Oviedo, Juan Carlos Patterson, Jim Price, Robby Riefenhauser, C.J Romero, Enny Sandoval, Juan Stowell, Bryce Thompson, Jake Yates, Kirby Team Total RETIRED NUMBERS: BILL EVERS - #20 On May 19, 2012, former Durham Bulls manager Bill Evers saw his number 20 retired in a pregame ceremony at Durham Bulls Athletic Park prior to that night s contest against the Charlotte Knights. The jersey retirement came as a surprise to Evers, who was in town to be inducted to the International League Hall of Fame. He is the first Durham Bull in the Triple-A era to be enshrined in the league s Hall of Fame. With 613 victories in Durham, Evers won more games than any manager in club history. His clubs made six playoff appearances between , sweeping their way to a pair of Governors Cup championships (2002, 2003) along the way. A two-time member of the International League All-Star coaching staff, Evers left the Bulls in 2006 to join the Tampa Bay Rays as Joe Maddon s bench coach. Prior to his stint as bench coach, his first 30 years in baseball were spent at the Minor League level, including 19 as a manager. He is currently the Rays Minor League field coordinator.

3 REVIEW - INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 2014 INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM HITTING Team AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB IBB SO SB CS SLG OBP Scranton/WB Gwinnett Norfolk Syracuse Rochester Charlotte Columbus Buffalo Indianapolis Louisville Pawtucket Toledo Lehigh Valley Durham INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM PITCHING Team W-L ERA G CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK Buffalo Rochester Durham Pawtucket Syracuse Columbus Indianapolis Toledo Scranton/WB Gwinnett Lehigh Valley Norfolk Louisville Charlotte RETIRED NUMBERS: CRASH DAVIS - #8 Kevin Costner and his band Modern West performed at Durham Bulls Athletic Park on July 4, 2008 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Bull Durham, and the Bulls retired the second uniform number in their history when they honored the number eight worn by Costner s character, Crash Davis. In the film Costner plays Crash Davis, a 12-year veteran of Minor League Baseball who was... in the show for 21 days once. The greatest 21 days of (his) life. His task with the Bulls is to transform a gifted, wild young pitcher into a Major League player, all the while chasing the minor league home run record. While filming, Costner was able to hit two home runs, and insisted on throwing out runners attempting to steal even when the cameras weren t rolling.

4 TRIPLE-A YEAR-BY-YEAR HITTING 2015 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE 2014 REVIEW - BULLS SINGLE-SEASON TRIPLE-A STATISTICS Year AVG G AB R H TB 2B 3B HR RBI SH SF HB BB IBB SO SB CS SLG OBP TRIPLE-A YEAR-BY-YEAR PITCHING Team W-L ERA G CG SHO SV IP H R ER HR HB BB IBB SO WP BK YEAR OF THE PUNCHOUT In 2014, Bulls pitchers recorded the most strikeouts in the International League (1,220), while Bulls batters struck out the most in the league (1,198). The last team to lead the IL in both categories was the the 2007 Durham squad, which registered 1,103 strikeouts on the mound and 1,222 stikeouts at the plate. Durham pitching also led the league in punchouts in 2013 with a league-record 1,246. The Bulls 1,220 strikeouts on the mound were the fourth-most in all of minor league baseball. Additionally, the Bulls ranked second in the IL in strikeout-to-walk ratio at a 2.58 clip (1,220/473). Columbus, who the Bulls bested in the first round of the Governors Cup playoffs, led the circuit with a 2.61 strikeout-to-walk ratio.

5 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE 2014 REVIEW - DAY-BY-DAY 2014 DAY-BY-DAY DATE/OPP. W/L SCORE REC. PLACE GB Win Loss Save ATT. TOG 4/3 vs GWN W T-1st 0.0 Boxberger (1-0) Lamm (0-1) Yates (1) 9,483 3:20 4/4 vs GWN L T-1st 0.0 Santana (1-0) Romero (0-1) Martin (1) 7,880 3:15 4/5 vs GWN L T-2nd -1.0 Rodriguez (1-0) Andriese (0-1) Jaime (1) 8,417 2:52 4/6 vs GWN W T-2nd -1.0 Montgomery (1-0) Atkins (0-1) Yates (2) 6,988 3:05 4/7 vs CHA W T-1st 0.0 Kelly (1-0) Leesman (0-1) 1,901 2:40 4/8 vs CHA L rd -1.0 Carroll (2-0) Karns (0-1) 2,988 3:02 4/9 vs CHA W T-2nd -0.5 Romero (1-1) Rienzo (0-1) Yates (3) 3,455 3:09 4/10 vs CHA W st +0.5 Andriese (1-1) Surkamp (0-1) Boxberger (1) 8,850 2:59 GWN W st +1.5 Montgomery (2-0) Rodriguez (1-1) 7,986 2:55 GWN W st +2.0 Kelly (2-0) Atkins (0-2) Yates (4) 5,409 2:56 GWN W st +2.0 Karns (1-1) Floyd (0-1) Riefenhauser (1) 4,572 3:17 CHA W st +3.0 Geltz (1-0) Rienzo (0-2) 8,480 3:19 CHA W st +3.5 Romero (2-1) Surkamp (0-2) 8,671 2:58 4/16 vs NOR L st +2.5 Brach (2-0) Acosta (0-1) Guilmet (1) 4,358 3:23 4/17 vs NOR W st +2.5 Kelly (3-0) McFarland (0-1) Yates (5) 8,126 2:45 NOR W st +3.0 Karns (2-1) Yoon (0-3) Beliveau (1) 3,588 2:47 NOR W 2-1 (11) st +3.0 Geltz (2-0) Alderson (0-2) Yates (6) 3,204 3:12 NOR L st +2.0 Jones (1-2) Romero (2-2) Guilmet (2) 2,580 2:47 NOR W 6-5 (10) st +2.0 Mathis (1-0) De La Cruz (0-2) Yates (7) 3,023 3:40 CHA W st +3.0 Kelly (4-0) Axelrod (1-2) Boxberger (2) 8,751 3:06 CHA L st +2.0 Heath (1-0) Karns (2-2) 9,574 3:00 CHA L st +2.0 De Los Santos (1-0) Andriese (1-2) Purcey (2) 10,449 2:40 CHA L st +2.0 Hanson (1-1) Romero (2-3) Boggs (1) 10,307 2:26 4/26 vs SWB W st +2.0 Montgomery (3-0) Cotham (0-2) 10,011 2:16 4/27 vs SWB W st +2.0 Riefenhauser (1-0) Miller (0-1) Yates (8) 8,340 2:59 4/28 vs SWB L 10-8 (13) st +2.0 Miller (1-1) Geltz (2-1) 3,037 4:44 4/29 vs SWB W st +2.0 Mathis (2-0) Whitley (2-2) Yates (9) 9,076 2:47 5/1 vs CLB L st +2.0 Tomlin (2-1) Romero (2-4) 5,704 2:16 5/2 vs CLB L st +2.0 Zagurski (1-0) Geltz (2-2) Lowe (6) 8,206 3:01 5/3 vs CLB W 1-0 (11) st +3.0 Yates (1-0) Herrmann (1-1) 9,103 3:45 5/4 vs CLB W st +4.0 Patterson (1-0) House (1-2) Sandoval (1) 11,507 2:31 SYR L st +4.0 Jackson (2-0) Andriese (1-3) Delcarmen (1) 1,359 3:25 SYR L st +3.0 Strange (1-1) Sandoval (0-1) Gonzalez (1) 1,623 2:32 SYR L 6-5 (10) st +2.0 Herron (1-0) Mathis (2-1) 1,508 3:45 SYR L st +1.0 Laffey (4-0) Montgomery (3-1) 3,369 2:45 SWB L T-1st 0.0 Ramirez (1-0) Kelly (4-1) Daley (5) 5,165 2:58 SWB W T-1st 0.0 Andriese (2-3) Greene (0-1) 5,098 3:39 SWB L 2-1 (11) T-1st 0.0 Pinder (1-0) Mathis (2-2) 6,839 3:03 SWB W st +1.0 Thompson (1-0) Gordon (2-3) Yates (10) 3,978 2:47 5/13 vs CHA W st +1.0 Montgomery (4-1) Paulino (0-2) Beliveau (2) 4,697 2:24 5/14 vs CHA W st +1.5 Liberatore (1-0) Leesman (1-3) Yates (11) 4,830 3:12 5/16 vs CHA (1) L 2-1 (7) st +0.5 Veal (1-2) Mathis (2-3) 9,058 2:21 5/16 vs CHA (2) W 6-2 (7) st +0.5 Andriese (3-3) Hanson (2-4) 9,058 2:43 5/17 vs LOU L nd -0.5 Christiani (1-0) Lara (0-1) Diaz (11) 9,625 3:15 5/18 vs LOU W T-1st 0.0 Montgomery (5-1) Crabbe (2-4) 8,686 2:50 5/19 vs LOU L 4-3 (10) nd -0.5 Diaz (2-1) Liberatore (1-1) 4,413 3:16 5/20 vs LOU L nd -0.5 Christiani (2-0) Patterson (1-1) Russell (2) 7,557 3:16 CLB W nd -0.5 Thompson (2-0) Lee (0-1) Yates (12) 9,783 3:16 CLB W st +0.5 Andriese (4-3) Banwart (3-1) Beliveau (3) 9,506 2:48 CLB W st +0.5 Karns (3-2) Arias (0-1) Yates (13) 12,278 2:47 CLB W st +1.5 Montgomery (6-1) Salazar (0-2) Beliveau (4) 10,100 2:51 TOL W st +2.5 Kelly (5-1) VerHagen (2-5) Beliveau (5) 8,981 3:01 TOL L st +1.5 Smith (1-1) Romero (2-5) Ortega (1) 5,412 3:11 TOL W st +2.5 Andriese (5-3) Hankins (2-5) 10,300 2:53 TOL L st +1.5 Smith (2-1) Riefenhauser (1-1) Whelan (7) 6,248 2:59 5/30 vs LHV W st +2.5 Thompson (3-0) Smith (4-3) Yates (14) 9,171 2:46 5/31 vs LHV W st +3.5 Kelly (6-1) Enright (3-3) 10,021 2:56 6/1 vs LHV W st +4.5 Romero (3-5) O Sullivan (2-5) Beliveau (6) 7,987 2:33 6/2 vs LHV L st +3.5 Lincoln (2-3) Lara (0-2) 4,794 2:33 6/3 vs PAW W st +4.5 Liberatore (2-1) Hernandez (2-6) Yates (15) 5,199 3:02 6/4 vs PAW L 8-7 (11) st +4.5 Hill (2-2) Lara (0-3) 4,794 4:02 6/5 vs PAW W st +5.5 Colome (1-0) Hinojosa (0-4) Yates (16) 9,609 2:39 6/6 vs PAW L st +4.5 Ranaudo (6-4) Romero (3-6) 10,164 2:56 6/7 vs NOR W st +5.5 Andriese (6-3) Gamboa (4-5) Beliveau (7) 9,202 2:23 6/8 vs NOR L st +4.5 Jones (3-3) Karns (3-3) 8,392 3:09 NOR W st +4.5 Montgomery (7-1) Escalona (1-1) 3,237 2:28 NOR W st +5.5 Colome (2-0) Yoon (2-6) Beliveau (8) 3,511 2:54 IND L st +5.5 Waldron (2-2) Romero (3-7) Oliver (6) 7,674 2:29 IND L st +5.5 Morris (1-1) Hellickson (0-1) 7,737 2:34 IND W 2-1 (10) st +5.5 Liberatore (3-1) Wall (0-1) Beliveau (9) 14,426 3:32 IND W st +6.5 Montgomery (8-1) Jackson (4-2) 14,632 3:10 LOU W st +7.5 Colome (3-0) Marshall (0-2) 8,386 3:30 LOU L st +7.5 Dennick (2-0) Riefenhauser (1-2) Diaz (17) 5,876 2:48 LOU L st +6.5 Smith (8-1) Hellickson (0-2) Crabbe (1) 8,140 3:28 LOU L st +6.5 Freeman (1-0) Karns (3-4) Diaz (18) 7,549 3:30 6/20 vs SYR L st +5.5 Roenicke (3-3) Andriese (6-4) 9,304 3:23 6/21 vs SYR L st +5.5 Simmons (1-1) Colome (3-1) 9,329 3:39

6 2014 REVIEW - DAY-BY-DAY DAY-BY-DAY (cont) DATE/OPP. W/L SCORE REC. PLACE GB Win Loss Save ATT. TOG 6/22 vs SYR L st +5.5 Treinen (4-0) Hellickson (0-3) 8,609 3:05 6/23 vs SYR L st +4.5 Cedeno (3-0) Gomes (0-1) Gonzalez (6) 6,053 3:07 6/24 vs IND L st +4.0 Kingham (2-0) Romero (3-8) Oliver (8) 6,090 2:47 6/25 vs IND W st +4.5 Karns (4-4) Waldron (2-3) Beliveau (10) 5,556 3:02 6/26 vs IND W st +5.5 Andriese (7-4) Wilk (6-6) 10,206 2:47 6/27 vs IND L st +4.5 Sadler (8-1) Hellickson (0-4) 9,222 3:08 PAW L st +4.5 Wright (3-1) Kelly (6-2) Hill (2) 9,678 3:14 PAW L st +4.5 Hernandez (4-6) Romero (3-9) 9,773 2:35 PAW L st +4.0 Ranaudo (9-4) Karns (4-5) 5,979 2:42 PAW W st +5.0 Andriese (8-4) De La Rosa (2-4) Lueke (1) 9,897 3:00 7/2 vs GWN W st +6.0 Colome (4-1) Maya (3-2) Geltz (1) 6,846 3:03 7/3 vs GWN W st +7.0 Hellickson (1-4) Schlosser (4-4) Lueke (2) 9,549 3:21 GWN L st +6.0 Doyle (1-1) Gomes (0-2) Jaime (14) 10,145 2:56 GWN L st +5.0 Martin (6-6) Romero (3-10) Severino (1) 5,138 3:06 7/6 vs NOR W st +6.0 Karns (5-5) De La Cruz (1-4) Lueke (3) 6,872 3:08 7/7 vs NOR W st +7.0 Andriese (9-4) Wright (1-8) Lueke (4) 4,751 2:37 NOR L st +6.0 Wilson (1-0) Colome (4-2) Guilmet (7) 3,091 2:57 BUF W st +7.0 Montgomery (9-1) Sanchez (0-2) Lueke (5) 8,378 3:10 BUF W st +7.5 Karns (6-5) McGuire (3-5) Beliveau (11) 13,205 3:10 BUF W st +9.0 Andriese (10-4) Walters (2-1) 8,562 2:51 GWN W st Andriese (11-4) Northcraft (0-3) 4,219 2:38 GWN W st Karns (7-5) Texeira (1-2) Lueke (6) 5,170 2:49 GWN L st Schlosser (6-5) Colome (4-3) Beato (3) 6,557 2:48 GWN L st +9.5 Rodriguez (5-11) Montgomery (9-2) 3,824 3:06 7/21 vs ROC W st Romero (4-10) Gilmartin (1-2) 4,842 2:38 7/22 vs ROC L st Hamburger (2-1) Andriese (11-5) 5,501 2:30 7/23 vs ROC L 6-5 (11) st +9.5 Ibarra (5-0) Riefenhauser (1-3) Oliveros (2) 5,129 4:03 7/25 vs TOL L st +8.0 Ray (6-4) Montgomery (9-3) Whelan (18) 9,669 2:59 7/26 vs TOL L st +7.0 Belfiore (3-5) Romero (4-11) 9,873 2:42 7/27 vs TOL W st +8.0 Liberatore (4-1) Ortega (2-2) 8,158 3:12 7/28 vs TOL W st +8.0 Karns (8-5) Below (8-5) 5,580 2:50 CHA L st +7.0 Beck (1-1) Kelly (6-3) Casey (1) 9,683 2:58 CHA W st +7.0 Colome (5-3) Hill (3-5) Lueke (7) 9,729 2:54 CHA (1) L 7-1 (9) st +6.5 Zaleski (2-0) Montgomery (9-4) 9,919 2:56 CHA (2) L 4-3 (7) st +7.0 Veal (3-4) Geltz (2-3) 9,620 2:56 LHV L st +6.0 O Sullivan (5-9) Andriese (11-6) Gonzalez (1) 9,810 2:47 LHV W st +7.0 Karns (9-5) Lincoln (5-8) 9,620 3:32 LHV L st +7.0 Smith (8-8) Colome (5-4) 9,584 2:46 LHV W st +7.5 Riefenhauser (2-3) Knigge (1-3) 10,100 3:35 8/7 vs BUF (1) L 5-1 (7) st +7.0 Drabek (7-7) Kelly (6-4) 9,935 2:51 BUF (2) W 1-0 (7) st +8.0 Romero (5-11) Graveman (0-2) Lueke (8) 9,935 1:54 8/8 vs BUF L st +7.5 Nolin (4-4) Andriese (11-7) Korecky (20) 8,566 2:37 8/10 vs BUF (1) L 3-0 (7) st +7.5 Norris (1-0) Karns (9-6) Santos (1) 7,724 1:58 8/10 vs BUF (2) W 1-0 (7) st +8.5 Colome (6-4) Valdes (4-4) Lueke (9) 7,724 1:54 8/11 vs ROC (1) L 3-0 (9) st +8.0 Darnell (6-5) Colome (4-4) 8,718 2:32 ROC (2) L 5-4 (7) st +7.5 Vasquez (1-0) Montgomery (9-5) Oliveros (3) 7,406 2:02 ROC (1) W 8-7 (11) st +8.0 Liberatore (5-1) Tonkin (3-4) Lueke (10) 9,935 2:51 ROC (2) L 4-2 (7) st +8.0 Duffey (1-0) Thompson (3-1) Oliveros (4) 7,406 2:02 ROC W st +8.0 Kelly (7-4) Meyer (6-6) 6,415 3:27 8/15 vs CHA W 1-0 (11) st +8.0 Burns (1-0) Surkamp (3-5) 9,622 4:07 8/16 vs CHA L st +7.0 Veal (4-5) Lueke (0-1) Thompson (7) 10,208 3:14 8/17 vs CHA W st +8.0 Riefenhauser (3-3) Snodgress (0-1) 8,310 3:20 8/19 vs NOR L st +7.0 Coello (6-1) Burns (1-1) Meek (14) 5,638 3:19 8/20 vs NOR W st +8.0 Liberatore (6-1) Saunders (0-1) 5,387 3:14 8/21 vs NOR L st +7.0 Wright (5-11) Karns (9-7) Huntzinger (1) 9,521 2:46 8/22 vs GWN W st +8.0 Alex Colome (7-5) Martin (6-8) Liberatore (1) 8,733 3:21 8/23 vs GWN L 7-4 (10) st +8.0 Shreve (2-1) Burns (1-2) 10,162 3:32 8/24 vs GWN W st +9.0 Kelly (8-4) Texeira (3-5) Liberatore (2) 9,308 3:11 8/25 vs GWN W st Geltz (3-3) Doyle (3-4) Lueke (11) 5,511 2:43 GWN L st +9.0 Stewart (7-4) Karns (9-8) 2,572 2:38 GWN L st +8.0 Martin (7-8) Colome (7-6) 3,602 2:52 NOR W st +9.0 Montgomery (10-5) Johnson (0-2) Liberatore (3) 5,128 3:21 NOR (1) W 1-0 (11) st Burns (2-2) Chalas (1-1) Liberatore (4) 10,136 3:07 NOR (2) W 2-1 (7) st Kelly (9-4) Stinson (5-5) Lueke (12) 10,136 2:08 NOR (1) L st Jones (8-8) Andriese (11-8) Meek (16) 10,021 2:34 8/31 vs NOR (2) L st +9.0 Yoon (4-8) Karns (9-9) Coello (6) 11,104 3:12 9/1 vs NOR W st +9.0 Thompson (4-1) Wilson (4-3) Burns (1) 7,834 2:29 CLB L Davies (1-0) Colome (0-1) 4,437 3:11 CLB W 4-3 (10) 1-1 Lueke (1-0) Sturdevant (0-1) Liberatore (1) 5,158 2:56 9/5 vs CLB W Andriese (1-0) Marcum (0-1) Liberatore (2) 5,514 3:06 9/6 vs CLB W Kelly (1-0) Ramirez (0-1) 1,883 2:36 PAW L Escobar (1-0) Romero (0-1) Hembree (1) 3,658 2:50 PAW W 4-3 (11) 4-2 Liberatore (1-0) Ely (0-1) 4,116 4:10 9/11 vs PAW W Andriese (2-0) Owens (0-1) Lueke (1) 3,395 2:56 9/12 vs PAW L 4-2 (13) 5-3 Valdez (1-0) Thompson (0-1) 4,621 4:24 9/13 vs PAW L Couch (1-0) Kelly (1-1) Celestino (1) 3,261 2:40

7 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE 2014 REVIEW - TRANSACTIONS 2014 TRANSACTIONS 4/3 INF Vince Belnome recalled by Tampa Bay 4/4 INF Vince Belnome optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/4 RHP Juan Carlos Oviedo assigned to Durham for MLB rehab assignment 4/8 LHP Jeff Beliveau recalled by Tampa Bay 4/8 C Mayo Acosta activated and assigned to Durham 4/9 LHP Jeff Beliveau optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/11 OF Kevin Kiermaier recalled by Tampa Bay 4/13 OF Kevin Kiermaier optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/13 LHP Erik Bedard had contract selected by Tampa Bay 4/13 LHP Jeff Beliveau recalled by Tampa Bay 4/14 LHP Jeff Beliveau optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/14 RHP Brad Boxberger recalled by Tampa Bay 4/15 RHP Doug Mathis agreed to terms with Tampa Bay and assigned to Durham 4/19 LHP CJ Riefenhauser recalled by Tampa Bay 4/19 RHP Brad Boxberger optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/21 LHP CJ Riefenhauser optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 4/21 RHP Juan Carlos Oviedo completes MLB rehab and assigned to Tampa Bay 4/22 INF Hak-Ju Lee activated from DL and assigned to Durham 4/22 C Mayo Acosta transferred to Extended Spring Training 4/22 INF Robby Price transferred to Extended Spring Training 4/28 LHP C.J. Riefenhauser placed on 7-day DL 4/28 INF Robby Price assigned to Durham from Extended Spring Training 5/1 RHP Brad Boxberger added by Tampa Bay per MLB s 26th man rule 5/2 RHP Brad Boxberger returned to Durham by Tampa Bay per MLB s 26th man rule 5/4 RHP Nathan Karns recalled by Tampa Bay 5/4 LHP Jim Patterson assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 5/5 C Curt Casali assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 5/5 C Eddy Rodriguez released from Tampa Bay Rays organization 5/6 RHP Brad Boxberger recalled by Tampa Bay 5/6 OF Jeremy Moore activated from DL and transferred to Montgomery (AA) 5/6 RHP Steve Geltz suspended for 50 games for violating MiLB Drug Policy 5/6 RHP Nathan Karns optioned to Durham by Tampa Bay 5/6 RHP Jake Thompson assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 5/10 LHP Braulio Lara assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 5/10 INF Robby Price transferred to Extended Spring Training 5/15 INF Cole Figueroa had contract selected by Tampa Bay 5/16 INF Robby Price assigned to Durham from Extended Spring Training 5/17 OF Kevin Kiermaier recalled by Tampa Bay 5/17 INF Jayson Nix agreed to terms with Tampa Bay and assigned to Durham 5/19 LHP CJ Riefenhauser activated from Disabled List 5/19 INF Robby Price transferred to Hudson Valley (SS-A) 5/22 RHP Brandon Gomes optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 5/22 LHP Jim Patterson transferred to Double-A Montgomery 5/22 OF Kevin Kiermaier optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 5/22 RHP Doug Mathis transferred to Extended Spring Training 5/25 RHP Alex Colome reinstated from restricted list and assigned to Durham 5/25 RHP Juan Sandoval released from Tampa Bay Rays organization 5/26 RHP Alex Colome recalled by Tampa Bay 5/26 RHP Doug Mathis assigned to Durham from Extended Spring Training 5/27 C Ali Solis had contract selected by Tampa Bay 5/27 C Mayo Acosta assigned to Durham from Extended Spring Training 5/28 OF Kevin Kiermaier recalled by Tampa Bay 5/28 INF Robby Price assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 5/29 RHP Alex Colome optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 5/29 RHP Doug Mathis transferred to Extended Spring Training 5/30 INF Cole Figueroa optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 5/30 INF Robby Price transferred to Extended Spring Training 6/1 OF Jerry Sands had contract selected by Tampa Bay 6/1 INF Robby Price assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 6/7 RHP Kirby Yates recalled by Tampa Bay 6/7 RHP Doug Mathis assigned to Durham from Extended Spring Training

8 2014 TRANSACTIONS (cont) 6/11 RHP Josh Lueke outrighted and assigned to Durham from Tampa Bay 6/11 LHP Braulio Lara transferred to Montgomery (AA) 6/12 RHP Jeremy Hellickson assigned to Durham for MLB rehab assignment 6/12 C Ali Solis optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 6/12 C Mayo Acosta transferred to Extended Spring Training 6/14 OF Brandon Guyer assigned to Durham for MLB rehab assignment 6/19 OF Brandon Guyer completed MLB rehab and assigned to Tampa Bay 6/24 INF Cole Figueroa recalled by Tampa Bay 6/24 OF Jeremy Moore assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 6/26 RHP Alex Colome added to MLB Taxi squad 6/26 RHP Steve Geltz reinstated from Restricted List 6/27 RHP Alex Colome added by Tampa Bay per MLB s 26th man rule 6/28 RHP Alex Colome returned to Durham Bulls per MLB s 26th man rule 7/1 LHP Jeff Beliveau recalled by Tampa Bay 7/3 INF Vince Belnome recalled by Tampa Bay 7/3 C Mayo Acosta assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 7/7 RHP Jeremy Hellickson completed MLB rehab and assigned to Tampa Bay 7/8 INF Vince Belnome optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 7/8 LHP Jeff Beliveau optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 7/8 C Maya Acosta transferred from Durham to Hudson Valley (SS-A) 7/8 RHP Doug Mathis transferred from Durham to Hudson Valley (SS-A) 7/11 RHP Jake Thompson placed on the 7-day disabled list 7/11 RHP Doug Mathis assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 7/17 C Curt Casali had contract selected by Tampa Bay 7/18 C Mayo Acosta assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 7/22 LHP Jeff Beliveau recalled by Tampa Bay 8/1 INF Nick Franklin acquired via trade with Seattle and assigned to Durham 8/1 INF Jayson Nix granted his release by Tampa Bay Rays 8/7 RHP Jake Thompson activated from the disabled list 8/9 OF Wil Myers assigned to Durham for MLB rehab assignment 8/12 INF Tim Beckham activated from the DL and optioned to Durham 8/12 RHP Cory Burns assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 8/12 INF Robby Price transferred from Durham to Hudson Valley (SS-A) 8/12 RHP Doug Mathis transferred from Durham to Hudson Valley (SS-A) 8/13 RHP Brandon Gomes recalled by Tampa Bay 8/14 RHP Doug Mathis assigned to Durham from Hudson Valley (SS-A) 8/15 INF Cole Figueroa optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 8/15 RHP Merrill Kelly placed on the Temporarily Inactive List 8/16 INF Vince Belnome recalled by Tampa Bay 8/16 RHP Brandon Gomes optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 8/19 RHP Merrill Kelly activated from the Temporarily Inactive List 8/19 RHP Doug Mathis placed on the disabled list, retroactive to 8/17 8/20 OF Wil Myers completed MLB rehab and assigned to Tampa Bay 8/21 INF Vince Belnome optioned to Durham from Tampa Bay 8/21 RHP Jake Thompson placed on the Temporarily Inactive List 8/30 RHP Jake Thompson activated from the Temporarily Inactive List 8/30 RHP Merrill Kelly placed on the Temporarily Inactive List 8/31 RHP Brandon Gomes placed on the MLB Taxi Squad 8/31 RHP Steve Geltz placed on the MLB Taxi Squad 8/31 RHP Doug Mathis activated from the Disabled List 8/31 RHP Bryce Stowell assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 8/31 C Ali Solis outrighted and accepted assignment to Durham 9/1 RHP Brandon Gomes recalled by Tampa Bay 9/1 RHP Steve Geltz had contract purchased by Tampa Bay 9/3 RHP Merrill Kelly activated from the Temporarily Inactive List 9/3 C Luke Maile assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 9/3 RHP Bryce Stowell transferred from Durham to Montgomery (AA) 9/3 C Mayo Acosta transferred from Durham to Montgomery (AA) 9/11 RHP Nathan Karns placed on MLB Taxi Squad 9/11 RHP Bryce Stowell assigned to Durham from Montgomery (AA) 9/12 RHP Nathan Karns recalled by Tampa Bay 2015 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE 2014 REVIEW - TRANSACTIONS 75

9 REVIEW - RECORDS 2014 RECORDS Total Home Away vs. Charlotte vs. Gwinnett vs. Norfolk vs. SOUTH vs. Columbus vs. Indianapolis vs. Louisville vs. Toledo vs. WEST vs. Buffalo vs. Lehigh Valley vs. Pawtucket vs. Rochester vs. Scranton W-B vs. Syracuse vs. NORTH W-L Monday 11-9 Tuesday 8-12 Wednesday 8-9 Thursday 12-8 Friday Saturday Sunday HIGHS & LOWS 2014 SINGLE GAME HIGHS SCORE BY INNING EXT. TOTAL OPPONENTS BULLS Wins-Losses Bulls Score First Opp. Score First One-run Game Two-run Game 16-8 Three-run Game Four-run+ Game Extra Innings 7-7 Shutouts Miscellaneous Lead After Trail After Tied After High-Water Mark (6/15) Low -Water Mark 1-2 (4/5) Walk-Off Decisions 3-3 Series Sweeps/Swept 3/3 Longest Wiining Streak 7, 4/9-4/16 Longest Losing Streak 8, 6/16-6/24 W-L AVG ERA April May June July August September DURHAM BULLS OPPONENTS Most runs: 12 Louisville) 16 (6/21 vs Syracuse) Most runs (inning): 6 (3x, last: 6/26 vs Indianapolis) 11 (6/21 vs Syracuse) Most hits: 16 (3x, last: Rochester) 21 (6/21 vs Syracuse) Fewest hits: 0 (7/24-8/11 vs Rochester) 0 (4/26 vs Scranton/WB) Most home runs: 3 (3x, last: 5/18 vs Louisville) 5 (7/27 vs Toledo) Most home runs (inning): 2 (2x, last: 5/18 vs Louisville) 3 (7/27 vs Toledo) Most doubles: 5 (2x, last: Toledo) 6 (4/28 vs Scranton/WB) Most triples: 3 Gwinnett) 2 (5x, last: Syracuse) Most BB (batters): 10 Louisville) 12 (4/16 vs Norfolk) Most K (batters): 16 (7/23 vs Rochester) 19 (8/15 vs Charlotte) Most stolen bases: 6 Scranton/WB) 4 (2x, last: Norfolk) Most DP turned: 5 Gwinnett) 3 (7x, last: Norfolk) Most errors committed: 5 (7/23 vs Rochester) 4 (3x, last: Gwinnett) Most left on base: 16 (2x, last: 5/17 vs Louisville) 16 (6/21 vs Syracuse) Largest Margin of Victory: 10 (2x, last: Louisville) 13 (6/21 vs Syracuse) Longest hitting streak: 11, Kiermaier, 5/3-5/22 Longest on-base streak: 22, Moore, 7/3-8/1 Longest Scoreless streak: 23.2, Beliveau, 4/5-6/4 Offensive At-Bats, 9-Inning Gm. 6, 7x (last: 2 players, ROC) At-Bats, Extra-Inning Gm 7, Christian (4/28 vs SWB) Hits 5, Mahtook GWN) Runs 3, 16x (last: Olmedo, ROC) Doubles 3, Christian NOR) Triples 2, Guyer LOU) Home Runs 2, 2x (last: Mahtook, NOR) Runs Batted In 5, 2x (last: Moore, 6/26 vs IND) Stolen Bases 2, 4x (last: Myers, ROC) Pitching/Defense IP (starter) 8.1, Montgomery (4/26 vs SWB) IP (relief) 6.0, Kelly (6/6 vs PAW) Runs Allowed 9, Colome (6/21 vs SYR) ER allowed 9, Colome (6/21 vs SYR) H allowed 12, Hellickson LOU) BB allowed 7, Karns (4/3 vs GWN) K (start) 10, Karns (2x, last: 8/15 vs CHA) K (relief) 8, 2x (last: Kelly, 6/6 vs PAW)

10 RECORDS & HISTORY - BULLS TRIPLE-A ALL-STARS 77 BULLS ALL-TIME TRIPLE-A ALL-STAR SELECTIONS 1998 MID-SEASON OF Greg Blosser.253, 25 HR, 72 RBI 3B Scott McClain.299, 34 HR, 109 RBI 1998 POST-SEASON 3B Scott McClain.299, 34 HR, 109 RBI 1999 MID-SEASON 1B Steve Cox.341, 25 HR, 127 RBI P Eddie Gaillard 3-6, 2.89 ERA, 26 Saves 2B Tony Graffanino.313, 9 HR, 58 RBI 1999 POST-SEASON 1B Steve Cox.341, 25 HR, 127 RBI 3B Scott McClain.251, 28 HR, 104 RBI 2000 MID-SEASON 3B Aubrey Huff.316, 20 HR, 76 RBI P Bill Taylor 4-0, 4.17 ERA, 26 Saves 2000 POST-SEASON 3B Aubrey Huff.316, 20 HR, 76 RBI 1B Ryan Jackson.311, 18 HR, 85 RBI OF Ozzie Timmons.300, 29 HR, 104 RBI 2001 MID-SEASON C Toby Hall.335, 19 HR, 72 RBI 1B Ron Wright.262, 20 HR, 75 RBI 2001 POST-SEASON C Toby Hall.335, 19 HR, 72 RBI 2002 MID-SEASON OF Carl Crawford.297, 7 HR, 52 RBI P Lee Gardner 2-1, 2.36 ERA, 25 Saves 3B Andy Sheets.294, 14 HR, 69 RBI 2002 POST-SEASON P Lee Gardner 2-1, 2.36 ERA, 25 Saves 2003 MID-SEASON P Lee Gardner 3-7, 3.73 ERA, 30 Saves 1B Ryan Jackson.303, 13 HR, 71 RBI P Carlos Reyes 10-3, 2.86 ERA, 78 SO SS Jason Smith.285, 15 HR, 71 RBI 2003 POST-SEASON 1B Ryan Jackson.303, 13 HR, 71 RBI SS Jason Smith.285, 15 HR, 71 RBI 2004 MID-SEASON INF Jorge Cantu.302, 22 HR, 80 RBI OF Midre Cummings.285, 27 HR, 89 RBI 2004 POST-SEASON INF Jorge Cantu.302, 22 HR, 80 RBI OF Matt Diaz.332, 21 HR, 93 RBI 2005 MID-SEASON OF Joey Gathright.305, 1 HR, 18 RBI C Pete LaForest.270, 21 HR, 52 RBI 1B Eric Munson.285, 25 HR, 71 RBI SS B.J. Upton.303, 18 HR, 74 RBI 2005 POST-SEASON SS B.J. Upton.303, 18 HR, 74 RBI 2006 MID-SEASON C Shawn Riggans.293, 11 HR, 54 RBI SS B.J. Upton.269, 8 HR, 41 RBI 1B Kevin Witt.291, 36 HR, 99 RBI 2006 POST-SEASON OF Darnell McDonald.292, 14 HR, 57 RBI 1B Kevin Witt.291, 36 HR, 99 RBI 2007 MID-SEASON P Jeff Niemann 12-6, 3.98 ERA, 123 SO OF Justin Ruggiano.309, 20 HR, 73 RBI 2007 POST-SEASON OF Justin Ruggiano.309, 20 HR, 73 RBI 2008 MID-SEASON SS Reid Brignac.250, 9 HR, 43 RBI P Jeremy Cummings 8-3, 2.87 ERA, 77 SO 1B Chris Richard.293, 26 HR, 88 RBI P Dale Thayer 3-1, 2.77 ERA, 76 SO 2008 POST-SEASON SS Reid Brignac.250, 9 HR, 43 RBI 2009 MID-SEASON S Reid Brignac.282, 8 HR, 44 RBI P Dale Thayer 2-5, 2.27 ERA, 44 SO 2009 POST-SEASON OF Jon Weber.302, 14 HR, 69 RBI 2010 MID-SEASON 3B Dan Johnson.303, 30 HR, 95 RBI SS Elliot Johnson.319, 11 HR, 56 RBI 2B Joe Dillon.262, 9HR 57 RBI Manager Charlie Montoyo Record 2010 POST-SEASON 3B Dan Johnson.303, 30 HR, 95 RBI SS Elliot Johnson.319, 11HR, 56 RBI SP Jeremy Hellickson 12-3, 2.45ERA, 123 SO Manager Charlie Montoyo Team Record 2011 MID-SEASON UTIL Russ Canzler.314, 18 HR, 83 RBI SS Ray Olmedo.260, 0 HR, 27 RBI OF Brandon Guyer.312, 14 HR, 61 RBI OF Desmond Jennings.275, 12 HR, 39 RBI 2011 POST-SEASON UTIL Russ Canzler.314, 18 HR, 83 RBI 2012 MID-SEASON 1B Leslie Anderson.309, 14 HR, 56 RBI P Dane De La Rosa 0-4, 2.79 ERA, 20 SV 2012 POST-SEASON 1B Leslie Anderson.309, 14 HR, 56 RBI 2013 MID-SEASON P J.D. Martin 16-4, 2.75 ERA, 116 SO P Kirby Yates 3-2, 1.90 ERA, 20 SV INF Vince Belnome.300, 8 HR, 67 RBI 2013 POST-SEASON P J.D. Martin 16-4, 2.75 ERA, 116 SO INF Vince Belnome.300, 8 HR, 67 RBI Manager Charlie Montoyo Team Record 2014 MID-SEASON 1B Wilson Betemit.217, 18 HR, 50 RBI P Merrill Kelly 9-4, 2.76 ERA, 108 K OF Mikie Mahtook.292, 12 HR, 68 RBI P Mike Montgomery 10-5, 4.29 ERA, 98 K Manager Charlie Montoyo Record

11 78 RECORDS & HISTORY - TRIPLE-A RECORDS DURHAM TRIPLE-A RECORDS AS A TRIPLE-A FRANCHISE ( ) BATTING AVERAGE Career*.331 Matt Diaz Season.341 Steve Cox 1999 RUNS SCORED Career 304 Justin Ruggiano Season 107 Steve Cox 1999 Game 5 Aubrey Huff 5/13/00 vs. S/WB Ozzie Timmons 5/13/00 vs. S/WB Daniel Mayora 7/17/11 at PAW HITS Career 531 Justin Ruggiano Season 182 Steve Cox 1999 Game 7 Desmond Jennings 9/3/09 at Charlotte DOUBLES Career 117 Chris Richard Season 49 Steve Cox 1999 TRIPLES Career 17 Elliot Johnson Season 14 Jason Smith 2003 HOME RUNS Career 84 Chris Richard Season 36 Kevin Witt 2006 Game 3 Pete LaForest 6/21/05 at Pawtucket Justin Ruggiano 5/9/09 at Gwinnett RUNS BATTED IN Career 299 Chris Richard Season 127 Steve Cox 1999 Game 9 Scott McClain 4/24/98 at Indianapolis STOLEN BASES Career 107 B.J. Upton Season 52 Alex Sanchez 2000 Game 5 James Buccheri 8/29/98 at Richmond EARNED RUN AVERAGE Career 2.46 Jeremy Hellickson Season 2.42 Luis De Los Santos 2002 INNINGS PITCHED Career Jason Standridge Season Jason Standridge 2002 WINS Career 34 Mickey Callaway Season 16 J.D. Martin 2013 STRIKEOUTS Career 272 Jason Standridge Season 156 Alexander Torres 2011 Game 13 Jason Hammel 8/16/06 at Toledo Wade Davis 6/3/09 vs. Toledo Matt Moore 7/27/11 vs. Gwinnett SAVES Career 77 Lee Gardner Season 30 Lee Gardner 2003 Bold indicates a new record set * Minimum 150 innings pitched or 500 at-bats for career leaders # Minimum 0.8 innings pitched or 2.7 plate appearances per game for season leaders

12 RECORDS & HISTORY - TRIPLE-A SINGLE SEASON LEADERS DURHAM TRIPLE-A SINGLE SEASON LEADERS AS A TRIPLE-A FRANCHISE ( ) 79 BATTING AVERAGE Steve Cox Toby Hall Matt Diaz Elliot Johnson Aubrey Huff RUNS SCORED Steve Cox Scott McClain Ozzie Timmons B.J. Upton Scott McClain HITS Steve Cox Matt Diaz B.J. Upton Ryan Jackson Darnell McDonald DOUBLES Steve Cox Matt Diaz Jon Weber Ryan Jackson Russ Canzler TRIPLES Jason Smith Fernando Perez Carl Crawford Mike Caruso Two Players Tied 7 HOME RUNS Kevin Witt Scott McClain Dan Johnson Ozzie Timmons Earl Snyder RUNS BATTED IN Steve Cox Scott McClain Ozzie Timmons Scott McClain Kevin Witt STOLEN BASES Alex Sanchez B.J. Upton B.J. Upton Fernando Perez Two Tied (Jennings) EARNED RUN AVERAGE Luis De Los Santos Jeremy Hellickson J.D. Martin Dane De La Rosa Lance Carter INNINGS PITCHED Jason Standridge Dave Eiland John Webb Matt Andriese Two Players Tied WINS J.D. Martin Richard De Los Santos Mitch Talbot Mitch Talbot Dave Eiland LOSSES Doug Waechter Dan Wheeler Enny Romero Three Players Tied 10 WALKS Alexander Torres Terrell Wade Ramon Tatis Damian Moss Brad Pennington STRIKEOUTS Alexander Torres Nathan Karns J.P. Howell Mitch Talbot Wade Davis SAVES Lee Gardner Bill Taylor Eddie Gaillard Lee Gardner Winston Abreu APPEARANCES Eddie Gaillard Maximo Nunez Lee Gardner Todd Williams Lee Gardner # Minimum 0.8 innings pitched or 2.7 plate appearances per game

13 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - YEAR BY YEAR LEADERS TRIPLE-A YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV 1998 Scott McClain Scott McClain Scott McClain...35 Kerry Robinson... 4 Scott McClain...34 Scott McClain...10 Jim Buccheri...37 Dave Eiland...13 Dave Eiland Brad Pennington Mark Eichhorn Toby Hall * Toby Hall Toby Hall Mike Caruso... 9 Bobby Smith...22 Ron Wright...75 Norm Hutchins Travis Harper...12 Mickey Callaway Travis Harper Rusty Meacham Matt Diaz Matt Diaz Matt Diaz....47* Luis Ordaz... 6 Midre Cummings...27 Matt Diaz Joey Gathright...33 Two Players Tied... 8 Jason Standridge Jason Standridge...76 Al Reyes Justin Ruggiano Justin Ruggiano Justin Ruggiano...29 Two Players Tied... 6 Justin Ruggiano...20 Justin Ruggiano...73 Justin Ruggiano...26 Mitch Talbot * J.P. Howell J.P. Howell * Chad Orvella Elliot Johnson Elliot Johnson Chris Richard....39* Desmond Jennings... 6 Dan Johnson...30* Dan Johnson...95 Desmond Jennings...37 R. De Los Santos * Jeremy Hellickson * Jeremy Hellickson Winston Abreu Steve Cox * Steve Cox...182* Steve Cox...49* Tony Graffanino... 6 Scott McClain...28 Steve Cox * Tony Graffanino...16 Ramon Tatis...12 Ramon Tatis Ramon Tatis...97 Eddie Gaillard Andy Sheets Emil Brown Ryan Freel...27 Carl Crawford... 9 Andy Sheets Andy Sheets Ryan Freel...37 Lance Carter...12 L. De Los Santos * Jason Standridge Lee Gardner B.J. Upton B.J. Upton * B.J. Upton B.J. Upton... 6 Earl Snyder Earl Snyder B.J. Upton John Webb...10 John Webb John Webb...86 Lee Gardner Dan Johnson Fernando Perez Chris Richard Fernando Perez...11 Chris Richard Chris Richard Fernando Perez...43 Mitch Talbot Jeff Niemann Mitch Talbot Scott Dohmann Russ Canzler Russ Canzler Russ Canzler...40* Brandon Guyer... 5 Russ Canzler...18 Russ Canzler...83 Desmond Jennings...17 Alexander Torres... 9 Alexander Torres Alexander Torres...156* Rob Delaney...13 * Indicates Player Led International League # Minimum 0.8 innings pitched or 2.7 plate appearances per game for season leaders 2000 Aubrey Huff Ryan Jackson Ryan Jackson...38 Randy Winn Ozzie Timmons Ozzie Timmons * Alex Sanchez....52* Mickey Callaway...11 Mickey Callaway Dan Wheeler...91 Bill Taylor Ryan Jackson Ryan Jackson Ryan Jackson...45* Jason Smith * George Lombard...17 Two Players Tied...71 George Lombard...23 Carlos Reyes...10 Carlos Reyes Cedrick Bowers Lee Gardner...30* 2006 Shawn Riggans Darnell McDonald * Darnell McDonald Elijah Dukes Kevin Witt...36* Kevin Witt...99* B.J. Upton... 46* Chris Seddon Brian Stokes Jason Hammel J.B. Miadich Jon Weber Jon Weber Jon Weber...46 Henry Mateo Chris Richard Chris Richard Justin Ruggiano...23 Wade Davis Wade Davis Wade Davis Dale Thayer Rich Thompson Leslie Anderson Henry Wrigley...25 Rich Thompson Leslie Anderson...14 Leslie Anderson...56 Rich Thompson Matt Torra...12 Dane De La Rosa Chris Archer Dane De La Rosa...20

14 RECORDS & HISTORY - HONORS 81 BA # HITS 2B 3B HR RBI SB WINS ERA # SO SV 2013 Vince Belnome Vince Belnome Vince Belnome...35 Tim Beckham...7 Two Players Tied...14 Leslie Anderson...74 Three Players Tied...33 J.D. Martin... 16* J.D. Martin Jake Odorizzi Kirby Yates INDIVIDUAL HONORS 2014 Mikie Mahtook Mikie Mahtook Justin Christian...37 Mikie Mahtook....6 Wilson Betemit Mikie Matook...68 Mikie Mahtook Matt Andriese Matt Andriese Nathan Karns...153* Kirby Yates LEAGUE MVP NAME YEAR AVG HR RBI R SB John Burman Rusty Staub Cliff Johnson Brad Komminsk Steve Cox Toby Hall Kevin Witt Dan Johnson Russ Canzler LEAGUE ROOKIE OF THE YEAR NAME YEAR AVG HR RBI R SB Andy Kosco Rusty Staub Aubrey Huff Carl Crawford LEAGUE PITCHER OF THE YEAR NAME YEAR W-L ERA IP SO BB Kent Mercker Jeremy Hellickson J.D. Martin LEAGUE MANAGER OF THE YEAR NAME YEAR WINS LOSSES PCT FINISH Oscar Roettger th (won league) Bruno Betzel st (won league) Floyd Patterson nd Clarence Parker th Clarence Parker st Johnny Pesky nd Bobby Mavis st (won league) Lou Fitzgerald st Clyde McCullough st (won league) Cliff Davis nd Grady Little st Charlie Montoyo st Charlie Montoyo st (won league) MINOR LEAGUE PLAYER OF THE YEAR PITCHER NAME YEAR W-L ERA IP SO BB Johnny Vander Meer David Price Jeremy Hellickson PLAYER NAME YEAR AVG HR RBI R SB Rocco Baldelli Delmon Young

15 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS DURHAM ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS BATTING AVERAGE Willie Duke Harry Smith Frank McCormick Tom Wolfe Tom Wright Fred Pacitto Fred Tauby Hobe Brumitt Jack Lindley Tom Wolfe RUNS SCORED Woody Fair Jack Lindley Cecil Tyson Leon Mohr Tom Wright Tom Wolfe Fred Tauby Pat Haggerty Joseph Macedo Henry Navarro HITS Frank McCormick Fred Tauby Tom Wright Woody Fair Jack Lindley Harry Smith Fred Tauby Cecil Tyson Tom Wolfe Charles King DOUBLES Woody Fair Fred Tauby Crash Davis Frank McCormick Steve Cox Steve Demeter Matt Diaz Harry Smith Jon Weber Ryan Jackson TRIPLES Jule Mallonee Fred Tauby Tom Wolfe Leroy Jones Tom Long Lee Gooch Jack Lindley Tom Wolfe Tom Wolfe Three Tied With 14 HOME RUNS Tom Wolfe Jack Lindley Kevin Witt Scott McClain Brad Komminsk Greg Luzinski Dan Johnson Ozzie Timmons Earl Snyder Scott McClain RUNS BATTED IN Woody Fair Tom Wolfe Frank McCormick Fred Tauby Tom Wolfe Steve Cox Jack Lindley George Wilson John Streza Willie Duke STOLEN BASES Albert Hall Warren Butts Warren Butts Pat Haggerty Fred Tauby Del Duckworth Ramon Caraballo Alex Sanchez Lee Heath Art Bourg

16 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS DURHAM ALL-TIME SINGLE SEASON LEADERS 83 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Eddie Neville Ed Albosta John Aehl Walt Masters Gordon Knutson Monte Weaver David Reed Charles Hudson Glen Moulder Michael Cronin INNINGS PITCHED Joe McManus Rube Parnham Murray O Flynn C.H. Frye Lee Meadows Dick Cherry Lee Meadows Lee Reid DeWitt Perry Paul Gehrman WINS Eddie Neville Joe McManus C.H. Frye Guy McWhorter Lee Meadows Vance Page Lee Reid Paul Gehrman Eddie Neville John McPadden APPEARANCES Gary Reiter Matt Byrd Eddie Gaillard Maximo Nunez Lee Gardner Lee Gardner Todd Williams Max Del Rosario Jeff Greene Jason Childers LOSSES Lee Reid Rube Parnham Joe Caviness John Travis Joe McManus Alex Gibson DeWitt Perry Wray Query DeWitt Murray O Flynn WALKS DeWitt Perry Buck Jones Charles Hastedt Dick Cherry Murray O Flynn John McPadden G. Lucien Dawson Henry Behrman Clarence Pickrel Elton Hamilton SAVES Lee Gardner Matt Byrd Eddie Gaillard Bill Taylor Lee Gardner Winston Abreu Six players tied 20 STRIKEOUTS J. Vander Meer DeWitt Perry David Reed Gerald Wild Johnnie Seale Lee Meadows Jon Matlack Lee Meadows A. John Penn Larry Mason

17 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER DURHAM ALL-TIME ROSTER (ALPHABETICAL) Abernathy, Brent , 03 Abreu, Winston Acosta, Mayo , 2014 Adams, Clifford Adams, G Adams, Jackie Adcock, Robert Adkins Adlesh, David Aehl, John Agosto, Stevenson Aguirre, Ernest Ahearn, Charles E Aird, Richard Akers, Bill Akins, Sid Albernaz, Craig Albertson, John Albosta, Edward Alcaide, Jose Aldred, Scott Alduey, Juan Aleno, Charles Alfaio, Flavio Alford Alicea, Ed Allen, Brandon Allen, C.G Allen, H Allen, Mitchell Allswede, Keith Altman, Donald Alusik, George Alva, John Alvarez, Jose Ames Anderson, Ferrell Anderson, Jimmy Anderson, Leslie Anderson, Rufus Andrade, Steve , 08 Andrews, Nate Andriese, Matt Angier, Shorty Antoine, Wendell , 1960 Antone, George Antonetty, Felipe Apellaniz, Domingo Apodaca, Juan Archer, Christopher Arduini, Salvatore Arias, Thomas Arlich, Donald Arnette Arnold, Jamie , 1997 Arsenuk, Michael Ashley, Nevin Assenmacher, Paul Atkinson, Hollis , 20, 22 Augenstein, Bryan Averette, David Avery, Steve Aviles, Brian , 1987 Aybar, Manny Aybar, Willy Ayrault, Joe Backe, Brandon Bacque, Gene Badeaux, Brooks , Bailey, Bruce Bailey, Roger Bailey, Welby Baird, Chris Brian Baker Baker, John Baldelli, Rocco , Baldwin, David Balfour, Grant Ball, Edwin , 1945 Bandrimer Banducci, Roy Banks, Jacob John Bankston, Wes Bannon, Jeff Barbosa, Rafael Bare, Burman Barger, Vince Bark, Brian Bark, Gerald Barlow, Billy Barnett, Marty Barney, Rex Barr, Richard Barrett, D.L Barrett, Alexander , 1970 Barrett, John Bartholme, Terry Bartlett, Jason Barto, Jere Bass, Jayson Bateman, Joe Bates, Hubert Baumgartner, John Baxter, David Bays, Richard Beal Bean, Colter Beasley, George Beck, Junius Beck, Richard Beckham, Tim Bedard, Erik Behenna, Rick Behrman, Henry Beimel, Joe Beinbrink, Andy Belanger Belitz, Todd , 03 Beliveau, Jeff Bell, Jery Bell, Mike Bell, Rob Belnome, Vince Benbow, Lou Bennett, Jeff Benoit, Joaquin Benson, Jack Benza, Alfred Bernat, Walter Bestudnik, Joseph , 1940 Betemit, Wilson Bethea, James Bethell, Roy Bethke, James Bibby, James Bingham Binkley, Brett Bird, Don Birkins, Kurt Birrer, Werner Bishop, Herman Bitting Black, Bobby Blackburn, Wayne Blackstock, Harold Blair, Dirk Blake, Dean Blakesly, James Blalock, Hank Blanco, Roger Blankenship, Kevin Blauser, Jeff Blinstrub, William Blonski, Ed Blosser, Greg Boaz, William Bobeck, Leonard Bock, Jeff Bockhorn, Glen Boger, James Bohannon, Larry Bohl, Richard Bohlke, Scott Boles, Roy Boltz, Brian , 1993 Bolzendahl, Daniel Bonair, Paul Boone, Robert Bootcheck, Chris Borbon, Pedro Borders, Pat Bormann, Mike , 1985 Bourg, Arthur Bourgeois, Jason Bowen, George Bowen, Jack , 1961 Bowers, Cedrick Bowie, Micah Bowlby, Charles Bowles, Charles Boxberger, Brad Boyle, Charles Bradford, Chad Bradley, Donald Bradshaw, Gary Brady, James Bragg, Gordon Bragg, H. Wilbert Brandon, Darrell Brazelton, Dewon Brechtel, Wayne Brenner, Glenn Breslin, Harry Brewer, Henry Brewster, Charles Briggs, Anthony Brignac, Reid , Brill, James Briner, Daniel Brito, Luis Brittain, Grant Brittian, Guy Brock, Chris , 2005 Brooks, Antone Brooks, H Brown Brown, B Brown, Curtis Brown, Davis Brown, Elliot Brown, Emil Brown, George Brown, Hector Brown, Kevin Brown, Kevin Brown, Mace Brown, William Gates Bruce, Robert Brucker Brummitt, Hobe , 26, 31 Bruno, Paul Brust, Dave Bryant, James Brzenk, Thaddeus Buccheri, James Buckner Bucy, Jesse Buente, Jay Bullard, George Buranskas, Victor Burbrink, Edward Burgess, Kurt Burgmeier, Thomas Burlingame, Dennis , 1991 Burman, John Burns, Cory Burris, Paul Burroughs, Eugene Burroughs, Sean Burttram, Jerry Buschmann, Matt Bushman, Philip Butler, Adam Butler, Brent Butler, Brett Butler, Charley Butler, Jason Butler, Rich Butts, Warren Butts, Dave Butts, Warren

18 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER 85 Byerly, Rod Byrd, Matt Byrnes, Jim Cabanaw, Ray Caceres, Wilmy Caffery, John Caldwell, Ralph , Callaway, Mickey Calvin, Ted Cambero, Alberto Camilli, Richard , 1956 Camp, Jim Camp, Shawn Campanioni, Olide Campbell, Don Campbell, Joseph Campbell, Thomas Canady, T. J Cancel, Robinson Cann, Stuart Cannon, John Cano, Jose Canty, John Cantu, Jorge , 2007 Canizaro, Jay Cannizaro, Andy Canzano, Anthony Canzler, Russ Capelli, Peter Caraballo, Ramon Cardinal, Conrad Carey, Scoops Carey, Wyman Carlson, Dan Carnes, Matt Carr, Charles Carr, Dustin Carson, Matt Carter, Chris Carter, Lance , 2005 Carthel, Bill Caruso, Mike Carver Casali, Curt Casanova, Raul Casarotti, Rich Cash, Johnny Cash, Kevin Cashion, Otis Cashion, W Cason Cassis, John Castaigne, Arcillo Castelle, Earl Castleberry, Kevin Castleman, Clydell Caswell, William Cates Cates, Steven Caviness, Joe Cecil, Edward Chambers Champion, Brian Chantres, Carlos Chappie, Donald Charlton, Norm Chaves, Brandon Chavez, Angel Cheek Chelini, Kenneth Cherry, Dick , Chester, Allen Childers, Jason , 2009 Childress, Chip Chiles, Barry Chipple, Walter Chirinos, Robinson Chiti, Dom Chmil, Steve Choate, Randy Christian, Joseph Christian, Justin Christman, Terry Christmas, Mo Churchill, Robert Churn, Clarence , 1969 Clark, Jeff Clarke, J.C Clary, Marty Clay, Dave Clayton, Tom Clayton, William Clement, D. Joseph Clement, Irving Clements, Allan Clessuras, Arthur Cleveland, Barney Clifford, Roderick Cloninger, Greg Clontz, Brad Clossen, Bill Cloude, Ken Clow, Dennis Clyburn, Danny Coates, Tom Coatney, Rick Cobb, Alex Codde, Harvey Coe, Harry III Coffman, Kevin , 88 Cohen, Al Cohn, Clifton Colclough, Julius Cole, Jesse Cole, Robert Cole, Ronald Cole, Tim Coleman, James Colina, Alvin Collins, Harold Collins, Michael Collins, Robert Collins, Wayne Colome, Alex Colome, Jesus , 04 Colone, Richard Coltrane, Jim Columna, Jose Condit, Clarence Conley, Jim Conrad, Brooks Conteras, William Conti, Jason Contreras, Arnaldo Conzatti, John Cook, Byron Cooke, Dusty Cooksey, J.C Combs, Daniel Cooper, Gary Corcoran, Tim Cordero, Edward Cordiero, Ray Cormack, Terry Cormier, Lance Cornett, Brad Correa, Miguel Cortes, David Cortez, Fernando Costello Costello, Daniel Cotter, Harvey Courtney, Clinton Coveney Cowley, Joe Cox, Mollie Cox, Darron Cox, Larry Cox, Steve , 2005 Cozad Crane Crawford, Carl Crawford, Paul Creek, Doug Criswell, Tim Cromer, Jason Cron, Christopher Cronin, Jeff Cronin, Michael Crook, Ronald Cross, James Crouch, Ollie Crouch, Jack Croushore, Rick Crout, Carthel Crumpler, Bob Cruz, Charlie Cruze, Robert , 1954, 1956 Cuesta, Jamie Cuevas, Johhny , , 1992 Cumby, Jesse Cummings, Brian Cummings, Jeremy Cummings, Midre Cunning, Gary Curran Currin, Wes Curry, Michael Curtis Czajkowski, Jim Czarnick, Chris D Alessandro, Sal D Andrea, Mike Daedlow, Raymond Dahl, Jay Dando, Pat Daniel, Charles Daniel, Michael Daniels, Lee Daniels, John Dannielly, Paul Darcy, Patrick Daugherty Davies, Rowland Davis, E. Clifford Davis, Lawrence Crash Davis, Marcus , 1952 Davis, Robert Davis, Ronald Davis, Tim Davis, Wade Davison, Scott Dawson, G. Lucien , 1955 Day, Dewon Day, Richard Dayton, Walter , 20-23, 29 Deak, Brian Deal, Wallace Dean, Charles Dean, Kevin Deardorff, Jeff DeBarr, Nick Dedmon, Jeff Deets, John DeForge, Barney Deitjen Delaney, Rob DeLeon, Roberto Delgado, Jose Delgado, Ricardo Del Guercio, Thaddeus Dellinger, Eugene De La Rosa, Dane De Los Santos, Eddie , 2000 De Los Santos, Frank De Los Santos, Luis De Los Santos, Richard , Del Rosario, Maximo , 89 DeLuca, Nicholas Demeter, Steve Dempsey, John Denby, Darryl Denson, Drew Denton, M.R DePaula, Julio DeRosa, Mark DeSalvo, Matt Devarez, Cesar Dew, Lefty DeWald, Terry Dewey, Todd , Dews, Robert Diaz, Arsenio Diaz, Matt Diaz, Miguel Dickson, Jason Diedrick, Robert Dieters

19 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER Dietz, James Diez, Scott DiFelice, Mike Dillman, William Dillon, Joe Disher, Larry Dix, James Dobson, James Dobson, Patrick Dodig, Jeff Dohmann, Scott Dolan Donaldson, Ray Donato, Dan Donatucci, John Donnelly, Brendon Donovan, Lawrence Dooner, Glenn Doss, Jack Dost, Richard Dotter, Gary Douglas, David Hal Douglass, James Dover, Forrest Downs, Darin Downey, John Doyle, William Draghetti Drake, J. Enid Dreier, Douglas Drews, Matt Drexler, Francis Duckworth, Del Duff, Gordon Duke, Henry Duke, Willie Dukes, Elijah Dulaney, Ralph Duncan, Shelley Dunkle Dunn, Scott Dupon, Barton Durkin, Harry Dustal, Robert Dutt, Marvin , Duvall, Mike Dwyer, Alan Dyer, Shane Dyke, Charles Eaglin, Mike Easterwood, Roy Eastwick, Rawlins Eaton, George Eave, Gary Ebert, Derrin Edwards, Bruce Edwards, Larry Eggers, Lester Eichhorn, Mark Eiland, Dave Eiland, Sharkey Ekstrom, Mike Eldridge, Rashad Elliott, Albert Elliott, N.L Emery, J.R Emery, Joseph Encerti, Gary Enders, Trevor English, Gilbert Erickson, Dale Escobar, Dan Estep, Virgil Etheridge, Roger Eubanks, Ruie Evans, Richard Ezell, Glenn Fabregas, Jorge Fader, L. Brooks Failing, Donald Fair, Woody Falk, Robert Falk, Thomas Falzone, Alfred Farino, James Farmer, Bryan Farnsworth, Kyle Farrell Farrell, Ben Fasano, Sal Fash, Charles Feie, William Feliciano, Jesus Feller, Jack Ferguson, Alex Fernandez, Lorenzo Ferrand, Raymond Ferrell, Charles Ferris, Doc Ferris, Dale Fickinger, John Figga, Mike Figueroa, Cole Figueroa, Eduardo Finlator Finley Fiore, Tony Fisher Fisher, Brian Fishman, Herman Fleming, Frederick Flemind, Marquis Fleshman, Elvin Flinn, Chris Flodin, Lloyd Flowe Flores, Jesus Fogleman Folkers, Richard Fontenot, Mike Foote, Derek Forbes, Andres Forbes, Josh Ford, Leonard Ford, Sidney Foreman, Jack Fornari, John Fortunato, Bartolome Fortune, Richard Fortune, Robert Foster, Larry Fountain, Sammy Fowler, Mike Franchi, Frank Francis, John Franco, Julio Franklin, Nick Franks, Paul Fraraccio. Dan Frati, Bob Frazier Frazier, Andrew Fredymond, Juan Freel, Ryan French, Anton , 2004 Frendling, Neal Frey, Evan Fried, Art Frisella, Daniel Froats, William Frost, Jerald Frost, Robert Fry, George Frye, C.H Fuld, Sam Fullen, Thomas Fuller, John Fuller, Tim Fulton, Robert Funk, Ernest Furmaniak, J.J Futch, Thomas Gaillard, Eddie Gallagher, Alan Gallagher, Douglas Gamache, Ray Gammon Gant, Ron Gantenbein, Joseph Garbee Garcia, Adrian Garcia, Gerardo Garcia, Justin Garcia, Mike Garcia, Neil Gardner, Lee , 2005 Garrett, James Gates, Luther Gatewood, Aubrey Gathright, Joey Gatza, Paul Gaub, John Gaudin, Chad Gay, Delbert Geering Gehrman, Paul Geltz, Steve Germer, Glen Giamico Giard, Ken , Gibson, Alex Gibson, James Gilbert, Allison Gilchrist, James Gillis, Tim Gimenez, Chris Gimenez, Hector Ginley, James Ginn, Harold Gipson, Charles Giovanola, Ed Glass, John Gledlin, Richard Glen, William Godfrey Goff, N Goldfield, ALan Goldy, Purnal Gomes, Brandon Gomes, Jonny , Gomez, Chris Gomez, William Gonzalez, Dicky Gonzalez, Edgar Gonzalez, Jeremi Gonzales, Valentine Gooch, John Gooch, Lee Goode, Bud Goodman, William Goodwin, Ed Goodwin, James Gookin, Clifford Gore, Lance Gorham, John Goselin, Scott Gourlay, Craig Graffanino, Tony , Graham, Jack , 1953 Graham, William Granade Grant, Bob Grant, Timothy Gray Green, June , 1921 Green, Daniel Green, James Green, Jason Green, Nick Greene, Arnold Greene, Charlie Greene, Jeff Gridaitis, Toni Griffin, Dave Grijak, Kevin Grimes, Ray Grimes, Roy Grimm Grissom, Herbert

20 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER 87 Groves, Jeff Groza, Arthur Grummitt, Dan Grundy, Harry Grzenda, Joseph Guerra, Julio Guerrero, Inocencio Gufford, Bob Gugler, Don Guillen, Jose Guyer, Brandon Guzman, Edwards Guzman, Joel Guzman, Juan Haad, Yamid Hackney, Bill Haggerty, Patrick Hagman, Keith Hahn Hailey, Roger Haines, Talley Haje, Charles Hall, Albert Hall, James Hall, Jeremy Hall, Matthew Hall, Toby Hammel, Jason Hamill, Thomas Hamilton, Elton Hamley, Robert Hamons, Frank Hand, Russell Handley, Eugene Hankins, Terry Hansen, Brian Hansen, James Hargrave Hargrove, George Harms, John , Harper, Rufus Harper, Travis , 04 Harrar, Edward Harring, Ken Harrington, Julius Harrington, Roland Harris, Alonzo Harris, Reggie Harrison, Charles Harrison, Tommy Harrison, Wayne Harrison, William Harrist, Earl Hartley, Lawrence Hartley, Roy Leon Harville, Chad Hassinger, Brad Hastedt, Charles Hatcher, Chris Hatcher, Jon Hatcher, Rick Hatz, George Haub, Harold Haury, Art Hawkins, Kraig Hawley, Charles Hayes, Allen Hayhurst, Dirk Hayne, Charles Haynes, Jimmy Haynes, Nathan Hayes, Tom Hayworth, Ray Hazen, Bob Heath, Lee Hebert, Gerald , 1971 Heft, Arnold Heiles, Lewis Hein, Stewart Heine, Bud Heise, Larry Heise, Robert Heiser, Bruce Hellickson, Jeremy , 2014 Helms, Wes Henderson, Brian Hendrickson, Ben Hendry, Charles Henkel, Howard Hepler, William Herbst, John Hermann Hermanski, Eugene Hernandez, Carlos Hernandez, Michel , 2009 Hernandez, Santos Herrera, Jose Hertz, Stephen , 1966 Hetrick, John Hetz, George Hickman, Jesse Hicks, Jamie Hicks, Jesse Higgins, Charles Hill, David Hill, David Eddie Hill, Everett Hiller Hines, Carlos Hipps, Bob Hodge, Pat Hoffer, William Hoffman Hoffman, Edward Hoffman, John Holbert, Aaron Holbrook, James Holcomb, Ted Hollingsworth Hollins, Damon , 2005 Hollins, Dave Holloway, Kyle Holmes, Earl Holmquist, Douglas Holtz, Mike Honeycutt, Adolph Honn Hood, Dennis Hood, Scott Hoover, Paul , Horn Horner, Kenton Hornick Hosap, Claude Host, Eugene Hostetler, Marcus Hostetler, Mike Houser, James Houston, Tyler Howard, Larry Howell, Fred Howell, J.P , 2011 Hoyt, Lawrence Hubbard, Austin Hubbard, Trenidad Hudnall Hudson, Charles Hudson, Kyle Huebner, Larry Huff, Aubrey Hughes, Harry Hughes, James Hughes, Rhyne Hughes, Troy Hughes, William , 1938 Hull, Lewis Hummell, R. Shane Humphreys, Robert Hunt, Allen , 1939 Hunter, Brian , 2002 Hutchins, Norm Hyman, Lee Imbeau, James Ingle, Randy Inman, Will Irace, John Irwin, Walt Isringhausen,Jason Iwamura, Akinori Jackson, Cliff Jackson, Edwin Jackson, Ryan , 03 Jacobs, Dwayne Jacobs, Ryan Jacquez, Henry James, Delvin James, Lacy Jamieson, Alex Jaso, John Jeffries, William Jelencich, Frank Jenkins, Herbert Jenkins, William Jennings, Desmond Jessen, Svend Jimenez, Cesar Jimenez, Jason Jimenez, Manny Johnson, Adam Johnson, Andre Johnson, Clifford Johnson, Dan , Johnson, Dodd Johnson, Elijah Johnson, Elliot Johnson, G Johnson, Holt Johnson, Henry Johnson, James Johnson, James Johnson, Jason Johnson, Joshua Johnson, Lawrence Johnson, Lee Johnson, Lloyd Johnson, Raymond Johnson, Robert Johnson, Walter Jr Johnstone, Robert Jones Jones, A.L Jones, Andruw Jones, C Jones, Craig Jones, Chipper Jones, D.J Jones, David Jones, John Jones, K Jones, Leroy Jones, Labarry Jones, Lynwood Jones, Mike Jones, Tommy Jorda Jordan, Harry Jordan, Milton Jorgensen, Michael Jorgenson, Carl Joseph, George Josephson, Paul Joyce, Matt , 2012 Julio, Jorge Jungman, Maury Justice, David Justus, David Kadis, George Kahn, Jack Kahny, Leonard Kain, Tom Kalbaugh, Robert Kale, Wilford Karasinski, Dave Karcher, Rick Karlik, Emil , 1956 Karns, Nathan Karp, Ryan Katzen, Julius Kazmarek, George

21 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER Kazmir, Scott Keeline, Jason , 1994 Keeter, Carl Keithley, Ernest Kelfer, Joel Kelly, Chas Kelly, David Kelly, Jim Kelly, Merril Kelly, Mike , 1995 Kelly, Pat , 1993 Kelly, Patrick Kelly, W.F Kelly, William Kennedy, Adam Kennedy, John Kennedy, Gus Kennedy, Joe , 03 Kennedy, Ralph Kenyon, Michael Keppinger, Jeff Kern, Richard Kessler, Robert Kiebler, Frederick Kiermaier, Kevin Kieschnick, Brooks Killingsworth Kilner, John Kimball, Leighton King, Andre King, Charles King, Frederick King, Ray Kinnaman, Richard Kirk Kirk, Tim Kirkland, Donald Kirkpatrick, Thomas Kleinsmith, Gerald Klesko, Ryan Kliewer, Phillip Kluckhorn, Karl Klunder, Richard , 61 Knabe, Richard Knott, John Knox, Mike Knox, Ryan Knutson, Gordon Koehl, Robert Koleff, Nicholas , 59 Koller, Jerry Kolwe, Oswald Komisarek, Edward Komminsk, Brad Koplitz, Howard Kosco, Andrew Kostro, Frank Kotchman, Casey Kowalski, Thomas Kowitz, Brian Koy, Ernest Krajeski, Robert Kramer, Norman Kraus, Jack Kress, Charles Krider, John Kronberg, Lloyd Kuhn Kuk, John Kunkle, Charles Kuykendall Kyle Labate Labandeira, Josh LaForest, Pete Lagar, Floyd Laker, Tim , 2005 LaMaster, Wayne Lamb, David , 1986 Lamb, David Lamb, Todd Lambert, Elmer Lampard, C. Keith Lampe, James Lamson, Charles Lance, Mark Land Landay, Harry Lane, John Lankenau Lanning Lanza, Joseph Lara, Braulio Larsen, Gail Lau, Charlie Lavenia, Mark Lawing, Garland Lawrence, Ernest Laybourne, Dale Leach Leach, Richard Leahy, Tom Leatherwood, Robert LeBright, Daniel Ledbetter, Slats Ledesma, Aaron Lee, Hak-Ju Lee, Johnny Legault, Steve , 1938 Leggatt, Rich Lehman, Henry LeMasters, Jim Lemke, Mark Lemonds, David Lennon, Patrick Lennox, Bob Leonard, Thomas LeRoy, John , 1998 Leslie, Nyal Levis, Jesse Lewis, Joseph , 1956 Lewis, Milton Lewis, Marc Liberatore, Adam Lidle, Cory Liefer, Jeff Light, Fred , 1966 Ligtenberg, Kerry Lilliquist, Derek Lindblad, Edward Lindley, Jack , 1933 Lindstrom, O Liner, Henry Linhart, Carl Lipka, Stanley Lisiecke, Richard Liske, John Litchfield Livengood, Wesley Livingston Livingston, Bobby Lloyd Loane, Robert Lobaton, Jose Loeffler, Edward Lolich, Michael Lombard, George ,2003 Lombardi, Victor Lomon, Kevin Long, Tom , 1932 Long, Michael Longoria, Evan , 2012 Longuil, Rich , 1990 Loos, Walter Lopez, Christian Lopez, Felipe Lopez, Javy Lopez, Tito Lorenz, Joe Loschke, Robert Loseth, Charles Lotz, Myron Lowe, Doc Lowery, Terrell , 2001 Lowman, Carroll Lowthian Lubert, Dennis Luby, James Lucas, G. William Lucas, Jack Lucas, Mark Luce, Allen Lucia, Danny Luck, Eugene Ludsick, John Lugo, Ruddy Lueke, Josh Luke, Matt Luna, Omar Lumadue, James Luszczynski, Edward Luzinski, Greg Luzon, Bob Lyda, Thomas Lyle, Robert Lynn, Kevin , 2008 Lyons, Russell Maas, Duane MacCallum, Nelson Macedo, Joseph Mackay Mackie, H.P Macklin Maddox Magee, Danny Magrane, Jim Magrann, Tommie Maher, Bruce Mahoney, Mike Mahtook, Mikie Malaska, Mark Malatin, Martin Malcomb, Robert Maldanado, Phil Malliet, Theodore Mallonee, Jule Malloy, Marty Maloney, Rich , 1990 Maltby, Clyde Mancini, Lawrence Mangini, Matt Maniscalco, Matthew Manlove, Sid Mann, Dan Manning, Norman Mansfield, Larry Manush, Frank , Manzanillo, Josias Marak, Paul Marconi, Alex Marion, Leo Marks, Lance Marrujo, Jimmie Marsden, John Marshall Marshall, Gene Martin, Al Martin, Chris Martin, James Martin, J.D Martin, Robert Martin, Tom Martin, Tom Martinez, Felix Martinez, Gabby Martinez, Greg Martinez, Teodoro Mason, Chris Mason, Larry , 1966 Massiatte, Danny Masters, Walt Mateo, Henry Mathews, Del Mathews, Eddie , 1987, 1990 Mathis, Doug Matlack, Jonathan Matos, Francisco Matos, Pascual Matsui, Hideki Matte, Bruce Matthews, Jeff Matthews, Leroy Matthews, Walter Mattison, Glenn Mattson, Rob

22 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER 89 Matulia, John Mauch, Gene Mauney Maupin, William Mavis, Robert Maxwell, Gordon Maxwell, Jason May, Darrell May, Merrill Maynard, James Mayo, Glen Mayora, Daniel McAuliffe, Richard McBride, Gator McBride, Harold McCarrick, Edward McCarter, Jack McCarthur, Floyd McCarthy, Andy McCarthy, Edward McCartney, Stephen McCarty, David McCarty, Lew McClain, Scott McClintock, James McCloy, Merritt McClung, Seth McClure, Jack McCombs, Rodger McConnell, Sheldon McCormick, Frank McCoy, Brent McCracken, Quinton McCullough McDaniel, Joel McDaniel, Robert , 1959 McDonald, Blaine McDonald, Darnell McDonald, James McElroy, Frank McFadden, Leon , 1966 McFarland, Michael McGaughey McGee, Jake McGlinchy, Kevin McGloin, James McGriff, Fred McLaughlin, Denis McLean, Wayne McManus, James McManus, Joe , 1916 McMichael, Greg McMichael, J. Richard McMillan, Jim McMillan, Steven McNally, Robert McNeill, William McNulty, Edmund McPadden, John McWhorter, Guy McWilliams, William Meacham, Rusty Meadows, Lee Medlinger, Irving Medlock, Calvin Meekin Melago, Joseph Mele, Albert Mele, Jack Mellana, Joe Mello, Edward Meloan, Jon Mendoza, Carlos Mendyk, Dennis Menendez, Louis Mercker, Kent Merentette, Leo Jr Merrill, Ronnie Meyers, Otto Miadich, J.B Michalak, Chris Mikesell, Maurice Miller, Don Miller, Dave Miller, Jack Miller, Justin Miller, Robert Miller, Stephen , 1971 Miller, Tad Millwood, Kevin Minchey, Nate Minix, Travis Minster, Michael Mirabito, John Miranda, Juan Mische, Robert Mitchell, Curtis Mitchell, Keith Mitchell, Michael Mitchell, Wallace Mitchell, William Mixon, Wallace Mohr, Dustan Mohr, Leon Monds, Wonderful Monin, James Montgomery, Mike Moock, Joseph Moore, Alvin Moore, Curtis Moore, Frank Moore, Herbert Moore, Jack Moore, Jeremy Moore, Matt ,13 Moore, Vince Moore, William Mooring, James Morales, Julio Morawski, Gerald Mordecai, Mike Morelock, Charlie Morgan, Fred Morgan, Joe Morgan, Wayne Morman, Russ Morpeth, Casper Morris Morris, Dave Morris, Harry Morris, Jim Morris, Rick Morrow, Donald Mortillaro, John , 1984 Morton, Wycliffe Bubba Moser, Larry Moss, Damian , 2004 Mottola, Chad Moulder, Glen Moxey, Edmondo , Muderski, Harold Mueller, Carl Mullaney, Andrew Muniz, Manuel Munoz, Bobby Munson, Eric Munter, Scott Murphy Murray, Charles Murray, Guinn Murray, James Murray, John Murray, Matt , 1994 Murray, Robert Murray, Thomas Murray, Tom Murray, William Murrell, Ivan , 1966 Musgraves, Dennis Mutaw, Vincent Myers Myers, Wil Nagy, Steve Narron, Samuel Natal, Bob Navarro, Dioner Navarro, Henry Neal, Bryan Neebling, Robert Neff, C. Eugene Neild, Dick Neitopski, Edmund Nelson, Earl Nelson, Erick Nelson, George Nelson, James Nelson, Joe , 2005, 2009 Nemes, Robert Neuberger, Scott , 2005 Neuberger, Warren Neuendorff, Tony Neville, Eddie , Newell, Brett Newman, Alan Newsom, Gary Nicholas, Elbert Nichols, Joe Nickell, Paul Nied, David Niemann, Jeff , Niemes, Jack Nieves, Melvin Nifong, Russell Nipper, Mike Nipper, Ron Nix, Jayson Noble Nolen, William Jr Nonnenmocher, Bob Norris, Dax North, Roy Norton, Greg Nosse, Larry Nowak, Chris Nunez, Franklin Nunez, Jhonny Nunez, Maximo Nunez, Ramon Nye, Rodney O Brien, Thomas O Cain, John O Connor, Kevin O Connor, Michael O Flynn, Murray , 46 O Hara, Faber O Malley, Paul , 1937 O Malley, Shawn O Neill, Patrick O Quinn, Steve O Rourke Oakley Odorizzi, Jake Olexio, Donald Oliver, Joe Oliver, Thomas Oliveros, Rayner Olmeda, Jose Olmedo, Ray , 2011, 2014 Olsen Olszewski, Eric Onley, Shawn Ordaz, Luis Orrell, Forrest Orta, Ricky Ortega, Pablo Ortiz, Hector Ortiz, Ramon Orvella, Chad , , 2009 Osborne, Lawrence Osik, Keith Osteen, Champ Ostermeyer Overstreet, Cary Owens Owens, Bob Owens, Jeremy Owen, Allison Oviedo, Juan Carlos Pachecho, Alexander Pacheco, Edwin Paciorek, John Pacitto, Fred Padgett, James Padron, Jose Paduch, Jim

23 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER Paffel, Robert Pagano, Scott Page, Vance Paige, Carey Palica, Alexander Palmer Panella, Joseph Paprella, Gerald Parker Parker, Clarence Ace Parker, Josh Parker, Matt Parker, Roy Parnham, Rube Parque, Jim Parrilla, Samuel Parrish, C Parrish, Clay Paschal, Alfred Passero, John Pate, Kenneth Patrick, Robert Patterson, Jim Patterson, Ralph Patterson, Edward Patterson, Floyd Patterson, Jim Patterson, John Patterson, Scott Patton, Richard Paulino, Nelson Payano, Vidal Payne, Michael Pearson Peeters, Donald Peguero, Tony Pehanick, Albert Peiffer, Thomas Pendleton, Lance Penn, A. John Pennington, Brad Pennington, Ken Perez, Antonio Perez, Eddie Perez, Fernando Perisho, Matt Perme, Leonard Perry, DeWitt Perry, Gerald Perry, Herbert Pesky, John Petit, Earl Petoskey, Fred Petro, Paul Petschow, Donald Pettaway, Felix , 1983 Pettis, Robert Pfaff, Bob Pfeifer, Allan Pfeifer, Cyril Phelon, Allen Phelps, Josh Phelps, T.M Phelps, Travis Philbin Phillips, Damon Phillips, Ed Phillips, Jason Phillips, Heath ,2010 Phillips, Paul Pickrel, Clarence Pierini, Richard Pierre, Bill Pilarski, Carl Pill, Leonard Pinkston, Roy Place, Mike Plantenberg, Erik Plumb, Dave Pluss, David Poholsky, Thomas Pointer, Aaron Pope Porter, J. Donald Posey, Bob Postove, Leon Potter, M. Dykes Potts, Mike Powell, Francis Powell, Hollis Powell, J. Edward Powers Powers, Leslie Powers, Orace Powers, Scott Pratt, L. Albert Pressley, Josh Price, David Price, George Price, Leslie Price, Robby , 2014 Pridie, Jason Prieto, Ariel Prim, Ray Pritchard, Thomas Prochaska, Mike Prozeller Psutka, Harry Pujals, Denis Pumphrey Putnam, Christopher Puttmann, Gary Quatraro, Matt Queen, Jackson Query, Wray Quinn, Mark Quintana, Juan Raburn, John Rackley, Marvin Rader, Douglas Radulovich, William Raeford, Harold Raines, Ken Rainey, Charles Rainey, Sam Ramazzoti, Bob Ramirez, Leo Ramirez, Ramon Ramos, Cesar Randall, Charles Ransom, Jeff Ransom, Walter Raper, Clint Rapp Raugh, James Rawlinson, Glenn Ray, Daniel Ray, James Ray, Jerry Raynor, James Raziano, Barry Redd, Clyde Redmon, James Reed, David Regan, Phillip Rehkamp, Charles Reid, Lee Reid, Ryan Reilley Reilley, John Reinhart, Roger Reiter, Gary Rekar, Bryan Resco, George Restaino, Emil Reyes, Al , 06 Reyes, Carlos , 2003 Reynolds Reynolds Reynolds, Mike , Rhabe, Nicholas Rhymes, Will Rice, James Richard Richard, Chris Richards, Rusty Richardson, Edward Richardson, Theodore Richardson, Willie Richey, Rod Richison, Charles Richmond, Earl Richter, David Ricketts, Virgil Riddle, Charles , 1948, 1950 Riddle, Elmer Ridgway, Jeff Riefenhauser, C.J Riefler, Carl Rigby, Kevin Riggans, Shawn , 2009 Rikard, Robert Riley, Max Rios, Juan , 1971 Ripplemeyer, Brad , 1994 Risch, John Ritchie, Todd Ritter, Darren Ritter, George Rivas, Danilo Rivas, Luis Rivera, Ben Rivera, Jim Roa, Hector , 1994 Roach, Jason Roberts Roberts, Melvin Roberts, Neil Roberts, Perry Roberts, Quineth Roberts, Rex Roberts, Ryan Roberts, Verbele Robertson, Edward Robinette, James Robinson Robinson, Charles Robinson, Don Robinson, John Robinson, Kerry Robinson, Stanley Roble, Josman Robson, Thomas Roby, Ellis Rochelli, Louis Rochford Rocker, John Rockey, Jim Rodgers, Tom Rodriguez, Aneury Rodriguez, Eddy Rodriguez, Gerardo Rodriguez, Inocencio Rodriguez, John Rodriguez, Jose Rodriguez, Sean , 2012 Roettger, Oscar Rogers Rogers, Mac Rohe, William Rohr, Leslie Rojek, Stanley Rollins, Heath Rolls, Damian Roman, William Romano, Jason Romero, Enny Rooney, Samuel Rosario, Maximo Rosario, Simon Rose, Brian Rose, Mike Roselund, Charles Ross, John Ross, Sean Rothermel, Russell Rowe Rowe, John Rudd, Ronnie Ruebel, Matt Ruggiano, Justin Ruiz, Augie Ruiz, Manuel Rumer, Tim Runge, Paul Runge, Paul Rupe, Ryan Russell, Adam

24 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER 91 Russo, Marion Rust, Evan Rust, Brian Ryan, Gil Ryder, Scott Ryu, Jae Kuk Sabino, Miguel Sadler, Ray Sadler, Roy Sadler, Richard Sady, James Salado, Jose Salas, Juan Salazar, Jeff Salem, Emeel Salisbury, Jim Salmon, Ruthford Salzano, Jerry Sanchez, Alex Sanchez, Jose Sanchez, Ozzie Sanchez, Romulo Sandberg, Jared Sanders, James Sandlin, Bennie Sandoval, Juan Sands, Jerry Santana, Rafael Santiago, Mike Santora, Michael Sarna, Thomas Sass, John Sauget, Richard Saunders, Jim Saunders, Dennis Sawyer, William Saxon, Nathan Scaling, Sam Scanlon, Ken Scariato, Robert Scariot, Angelo Scarpa, Daniel Schacht, Sid Schaper, Wayne Scharein, George Schleicher, Robert Schmid, George Schmidt, George Schmidt, Jason Schmitt, Chris Schmitt, Fred Schneck, David Schreiber, Marty Schroder, John Jr Schuermann, Louis Schuett, John Schultz, John , 1953 Schultz, Waldamar Schutz, Carl Schuyler Scott, Luke Scott, Mike Scudero, John Seale, Johnnie Seals, Wm. Russell Searle, Daniel Sears, Allen Sears, Hubert Seay, Bobby Seberino, Ronni Seddon, Chris Seelbach, Chris Seidel, George Seidenburg, Irving Seifert, John Sembera, Carroll Semenko, Alexander Self Sellers, Danny Sells, J.C Seneff Senger, Frederick Seo, Jae Sessions, Pete Seyboth, Bob , 1928 Seyfried, Gordon Shackelford, Brian Shafer, Bill Sharkey, Thomas Shaw, Robert Shay, Francis Shealy, Ryan Sheehan, Gerard Sheets, Andy Shelby, John Sheldon, Richard Shelton, Big Six Sheppard, Kenneth Sheppard, Roger Shields, Jamie Shields, Germain Shiflett, Matt Shires, Art Shoffner, Dan Shoop, Ronald Shoppach, Kelly Short, Ray Shouse, Brian Showfety, Emile Shrawder, Roy Shreve, Charles Shuggart Siebert, Rick Sigman, Tripp Silicato, Thomas Silvestri, Dave Simmononis, Alphonsus Simmons, John Simmons, Malcolm Simmons, Randy Simon, Randall Simons, Raymond Sims, Gregory Singleton, Chris Singleton, Ken Sinnott, John Siriano, Rick Skalski, Chester Skiff, William Skogan, Thor Slayback, Elbert Small, Aaron Small, Norman Smallwood, Richard Smith Smith Smith, Alex Smith, Bobby , Smith, Cameron Smith, Chad Smith, David Smith, David Smith, George Smith, Hans Smith, Harry Smith, Jason Smith, John Smith, Leo Smith, Mayo Smith, Mike Smith, Paul Smith, Richard Smith, Sean Smith, Spencer Smith, Stephen Smith, Terrance Smith, Zane Snitker, Brian Snover, Dan Snowball Snyder, Earl Soffel Solis, Ali Sonnanstine, Andy , 2009, 2011 Sorenson, Einar Sorgi, Walt Sosa, Jorge Sosa, Miguel Sosh, John Sottile, Shaun Southworth, Bill Souza, George Spaeter, William Spannraft, Louis Sparks, Jeff Sparks, Oliverio Sparma, Blase , 1994 Spaulding, Edward Spence, Earl Spikes Spottke, John Springer, Dennis Springer, Harry Spyhalski, James Stadler, Raymond Standridge, Jason Stanley, Hans Stanton, James Stanton, Leroy Stanton, Mike Stapenhorst, Robert Starnes, Raymond Staub, Daniel Rusty Stechman, Robert Stefanski, Jim Stefurak, Louis Stegall Steinmetz, Earl Stephen, John Stevens, Malcolm Stevens, Roger Stewart, Rachaad Stewart, John Stieb, Steve Stigelman, Harry Stitler, W.L Stockam, Doug Stocksdale, Otis Stockwell, Walter Stoecklin, Tony Stoker, Mike Stokes, Brian Stoll, Maxmillian Stowell, Bryce Strain, Odie Strange, Alan Strange, Don Street, William Streuli, Walter Streza, John Stringfield Strong, Joe Studener, Lester Sturm, Frank Suba, Robert Suggs, William Sullivan Sullivan Sullivan, Chester Sullivan, John Summers, Lloyd Sutton Swail, Steve Swaney, Charles Swann, Pedro Sweeney, Brian Swiggett, Claude Swindle, R.J Switzer, Jon , Sycinger Tadd, Donald Talbot, Mitch Tally Tarasco, Tony Tasker, John Tatis, Ramon Tauby, Fred Taylor, Bill , 2000 Taylor, C.S Taylor, H.E Taylor, Harry Taylor, Reggie Taylor, Robert Taylor, Scott Teague, Clyde Teixeira, Peter Terhune, Leland Terlecki, Robert

25 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME ROSTER Tessier, Lawrence Thayer, Dale Theiss, Duane Theobold, Ray Therrien, Dominic Thesenga, Arnold Thomas, Andres Thomas, George Thomas, Gerald Thompson Thompson, A Thompson, Andy Thompson, Jake Thompson, Milton Thompson, Rich Thompson, Ryan Thompson, Shag Thompson, Tommy Thornburn, Joe Thornton, Otis Thurston, William Tiburcio, Frederick Tieman, Jerry Tillman, Howard Tilmon, Pat Timko, Michael Timm, Charles Timmermann, Thomas Timmons, Ozzie Titus, Glenn Todd, Theron Todhunter, James Tolleson, James Tomberlin, Andy Tomsick, Troy Toney, Robert Torra, Matt Torres, Alexander Torres, Gerardo Torres, Gilberto Torres, Victor Toth, David Tovado, John Townsend, Arnold Trammell, Bubba , 2004 Trapaga, Julio Trapp, Harold Travis, John Treadway, Andre Treon, Art Trippy, Joe Trlicek, Rick Tropea, Joseph Truby, Chris Trullson, Clarence Tubbs, Greg Tucker Tumpane, Bob Turner Turner, Matt Turnier, Aaron Turtzo, Paul Twitty, Jeff Tyner, Jason Tyson, Cecil Uhle, Stanley Ulrich, Dick Upchurch, Woody Upshaw, Lee Upton, B.J Usdavin, John Utting, Ben Valdes, Marc VanAntwerp, Ross Vance Vander Meer, Johnny Van Derzee, Richard , 1954 Van Horn, David Van Remmen, Tom Vasquez, Marcos Vasquez, Virgil Vaughan, Glenn Veal, O. Inman Velandia, Jorge Venable, John Veras, Jose Viau, Lou Vigerust, Jim Villegas, Ismael Viteretto, Peter Vogt, Stephen Von Hoff, Bruce Vorrell, Robert Vuksan, Jeff Waddell, Tom Wade, Ben Wade, Cory , 13 Wade, Jake Wade, Terrell , Waechter, Doug Wagner, Carlyle Wagner, Gerald Wagner, Jeff Wahonick Waldrop, Tom Walker, R. Daniel Wallace, Jeff Wallin, Larry Wallis, Lloyd Walsh Walsh, Joae Walsh, Robert Walter Walter, Richard Waltos Wammack, Jimmy Ward, Duane Ward, Woodrow Warfield, Donald Warner, Ken Warner, Mike , 1996 Warren, Malcolm Warren, Robert Warsick, Walter Wassam Watkins, Darren Watson, Guthrie Watson, Preston Watts Weatherby, Jeff Weatherford, Forrest Weaver Weaver, Claude , Weaver, Colby Weaver, Monte Webb, John Webb, Kevin Weber, Jon Weems, Danny , 1990 Weiss, Jeff Welaj, Louis Welch Welch Welchel, Charles Weldon, Gary Weldon, West Wellman, Phillip Wells, David Welsh, Robert Wendell, Turk Werk, Frank Werland, Henry Werner, John Wert, Donald West, Matt West, Russell Westmoreland, L Weston, Al Wetherby, Jeff Whatley, Gabe Wheeler, Dan White White, Fred White, Matt White, Rick White, Robert Whitman, Richard Whitted, George , Wiener, Edward Wieser, Mike Wigginton, Ty Wilcox, Luke Wild, R. Gerald Wilder, John Wilhelm Wilkie, Carl Wilkie, O.L Wilkins, Marc Willett, Dennis Willett, Raymond Williams, Chester , 1948 Williams, David Williams, Dewey Williams, Harold Williams, Juan Williams, Leslie Williams, R Williams, Todd Williams, Vern Williams, Walt Williams, Walter Williamson Willingham, Hugh Willworth, Thomas Wilson Wilson, Allen Wilson, George Wilson, Harry Wilson, Henry Wilson, Jimmy Wilson, Tom Wilson, Walter Wilson, Ward Winkelsas, Joe Winn, Randy Winstead, Ralph Winston, Edward Winters, Harry Wirth, Richard Wissel, Richard Witt, Kevin Wlodarczyk, Michael Wolf, Walter Wolfe, Harry Wolfe, Tom Wolger, George Wollenburg, Doug Womack Womack, Fred Womack, Lawrence Wood, Jacob Wood, Tony Woodall, Brad Woodell Woodington Woods, William Wooten, Joe Wright, Ron , 2001 Wright, Stephen Wright, Terry Wright, Thomas Wright, William Wrigley, Henry Yarger, Dennis , 1943 Yastrzemski, Mike Yates, Kirby Yoakum, David Yodice, Robert Yon, C.J Young, Delmon Young, Mike Zam, Louis Zambrano, Victor Zapor, John Zeitler, John Zelasko, Bruno , 1940 Ziem, Steve , Zimmerman, George Zimmerman, Phil Zobrist, Ben Zodda, Victor Zuvella, Paul Zwergel, James , 1965 Zwirchitz, Andy Players with major league experience are in bold.

26 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 2015 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS YEAR LEAGUE LEVEL NICKNAME MANAGER W L PCT 2014 International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls Charlie Montoyo International League AAA Durham Bulls John Tamargo International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers International League AAA Durham Bulls Bill Evers Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Paul Runge Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Randy Ingle Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Matt West Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Matt West Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Leon Roberts Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Leon Roberts Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Grady Little Carolina League A+ Durham Bulls Grady Little Carolina League A Durham Bulls Grady Little Carolina League A Durham Bulls Buddy Bailey/Grady Little Carolina League A Durham Bulls Brian Snitker Carolina League A Durham Bulls Buddy Bailey Carolina League A Durham Bulls Harry Bright Carolina League A Durham Bulls Brian Snitker Carolina League A Durham Bulls Brian Snitker Carolina League A Durham Bulls Bobby Dews Carolina League A Durham Bulls Al Gallagher Carolina League A Durham Bulls Al Gallagher Carolina League A Raleigh-Durham Triangles Dick Kennedy Carolina League A Raleigh-Durham Triangles Cliff Davis Carolina League A Raleigh-Durham Phillies Nolan Campbell Carolina League A Raleigh-Durham Mets Pete Pavlick Carolina League A Durham Bulls Clyde McCullough Carolina League A Durham Bulls Chuck Churn Carolina League A Durham Bulls Dave Philley Carolina League A Durham Bulls Billy Goodman/Walt Matthews Carolina League A Durham Bulls Billy Goodman Carolina League B Durham Bulls Lou Fitzgerald Carolina League B Durham Bulls Al Lakeman Carolina League B Durham Bulls Stubby Overmine Carolina League B Durham Bulls Frank Staff Carolina League B Durham Bulls Chuck Kress Carolina League B Durham Bulls Frank Skaff Carolina League B Durham Bulls Johnny Pesky Carolina League B Durham Bulls Frank Skaff Carolina League B Durham Bulls Charlie Metro Carolina League B Durham Bulls Marvo Owen Carolina League B Durham Bulls Ace Parker Carolina League B Durham Bulls Ace Parker Carolina League B Durham Bulls Ace Parker Carolina League B Durham Bulls Ace Parker Carolina League C Durham Bulls Willie Duke Carolina League C Durham Bulls Willie Duke Carolina League C Durham Bulls Floyd Patterson Carolina League C Durham Bulls Floyd Patterson Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Bruno Betzel Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Bruno Betzel Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Bruno Betzel Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Oscar Roettger Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Oscar Roettger Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Bill Hughes Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Paul O Malley Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Johnny Gooch Piedmont League B Durham Bulls Bob Murray/Bill Skiff Piedmont League B Durham Bulls George Possum Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls George Possum Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls George Possum Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls George Possum Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls George Possum Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Lew McCarty/Barney Cleveland/ G. Whitted Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Art Bourg/Lew McCarty Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Art Bourg Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Bill Pierre Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Lee Gooch Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Lee Gooch Piedmont League C Durham Bulls Frank Manush Piedmont League D Durham Bulls Frank Manush North Carolina State League D Durham Bulls Frank Manush North Carolina State League D Durham Bulls Richard Hoffman/ Frank Manush North Carolina State League D Durham Bulls James King Kelly North Carolina State League D Durham Bulls James King Kelly North Carolina State League D Durham Bulls James King Kelly North Carolina League C Durham Bulls Otis Stockdale/William G. Bramham

27 94 RECORDS & HISTORY - CHRONOLOGY MARCH 18, 1902 The North Carolina League is formed at a meeting in Raleigh. The Durham club is secured by Mr. W. G. Bramham, the owner of the team. The league is scheduled to begin on May 5 and play for four months. MAY 5, 1902 Durham Tobacconists play their first official regular season game in Charlotte. The Bulls lost to Charlotte, Brucker took the loss. MAY 12, 1902 Durham plays its first home game against New Bern. JUNE 12, 1902 Bulls owner Judge William G. Bramham refused to send his team to play at New Bern, stating that as far as the home team was concerned, the league was at an end. Professional baseball didn t return to Durham until DECEMBER 12, 1912 Durham joins the newly formed North Carolina State League APRIL 24, 1913 The Durham team played its first game as the Bulls at Hanes Field on the Trinity College Campus (now Duke East Campus). Lee Meadows pitched a complete game as the Bulls defeated the Raleigh Capitals, 7-4. MAY 30, 1917 North Carolina State League folds due to the start of World War I. Bulls win North Carolina State League, though it was a shortened season of only 36 games. OCTOBER 31, 1919 The Piedmont League is officially formed. Teams will be placed in cities throughout Virginia and North Carolina. JULY 7, 1926 Bulls play their first game at El Toro Park. JULY 26, 1926 In ceremonies presided over by North Carolina Governor Angus W. McLean and Commissioner of Baseball Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, El Toro Park is dedicated. Judge Landis stole the show by mounting the Bulls mascot, a real bull, and riding it on the field. Durham loses to Raleigh, Durham begins its first major league affiliation with the Philadelphia Phillies After the 1933 season, John Sprunt Hill and his wife donate $20,000 to the city. The city purchases El Toro Park and renames it Durham Athletic Park Durham Bulls are unable to operate due to the Great Depression. JUNE 17, 1939 Durham Athletic Park burns to the ground, resulting in over $100,000 in damage. The Bulls had defeated Portsmouth, 7-3 just hours earlier. Groundskeeper Walter Williams, who slept under the stands, escapes through the center field gate. JULY 2, 1939 After a remarkable two-week construction period, DAP is functional. New and old parks are similar in design except that the wooden grandstand is replaced by steel and concrete. Stadium has a 1,000-seat grandstand and temporary bleachers. The Bulls beat the Charlotte Hornets, APRIL 7, 1940 During the off-season, DAP is completely rebuilt and is debuted during an exhibition game between Cincinnati and the Boston Red Sox. APRIL 17, 1940 The Bulls first home game at the rebuilt DAP takes place against the Winston- Salem Twins. Only 1,587 fans attend, almost 4,000 less than the crowd that came for the exhibition game 10 days earlier (5,574). SEPTEMBER 5, 1943 Last-place Durham defeats Richmond 15-5 in the last Piedmont League game played at the DAP The Piedmont League becomes an all- Virginia league; no baseball in Durham. APRIL 27, 1945 Durham plays its first game in the new Carolina League, defeating the Burlington Bees, 5-0. SEPTEMBER 15, 1948 Former Bulls outfielder Tom Wright becomes the first player from the Carolina League to make it to the major leagues when he makes his debut with the Boston Red Sox. AUGUST 10, 1951 Durham loses to the Danville Leafs 5-4. However, this game marks the debut of Percy Miller Jr., the first black player in the Carolina League, who plays for the Danville Leafs. APRIL 18, B Bubba Morton and LHP Ted Richardson became the first African-Americans to play for the Durham Bulls. Morton went hitless and Richardson took the loss to Greensboro, 4-1. JULY 10, 1957 First Carolina League All-Star Game played in Durham. All-Stars beat Durham 7-6 with 1,964 fans in attendance Durham Bulls merge with Raleigh to form the Raleigh-Durham Mets. The team plays half its games in DAP and half at Raleigh s Devereaux Meadow Just before the start of the 1972 season, the Raleigh-Durham team folds. There would be no professional baseball in the Triangle until APRIL 15, 1980 Minor league baseball returns to Durham for the first time since ,418 show up at the DAP on a cool, 45-degree night. JUNE 22, 1980 Durham s CBS affiliate broadcasts the Bulls game on local TV. It s the first Bulls game ever broadcast on television. NOVEMBER 1987 Kevin Costner, Susan Sarandon and Tim Robbins star in Ron Shelton s movie Bull Durham, which is filmed at DAP and surrounding Triangle locations. The movie s release in 1988 brings the Durham Bulls national attention. The Durham Bulls famous snorting bull was originally to be used only as a prop for the movie, but has remained a Bulls staple ever since. FEBRUARY 1988

28 RECORDS & HISTORY - CHRONOLOGY 95 Miles Wolff meets with Durham officials to discuss building a 10,000 to 12,000 seat stadium to win a Class Triple-A baseball franchise for Durham. MAY 9, 1990 Miles Wolff grants Jim Goodmon, president of Capital Broadcasting Company, an option to buy the Bulls. Goodmon announces plans to move the Durham Bulls to Triangle Central Park, a sports complex he envisions in eastern Durham County, near the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. AUGUST 30, 1990 A crowd of 6,202 at the DAP pushes Durham s attendance to 300,499, making the Bulls the first Class-A Team ever to pass the 300,000 mark. JULY 17, 1992 The Bulls unveil their new mascot, Wool E. Bull. In a local contest, Jim Vickery of Durham submits the winning moniker chosen from a pool of more than 500 entries. The E in Wool E. Bull stands for Education. JUNE 17, 1993 The Bulls retired the jersey number 18 of Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan. SEPTEMBER 1993 After the Bulls highly touted last season at DAP, construction bids for the new ballpark come in more than $4 million over budget, and the project runs into numerous delays. Opening Day is pushed back one year, to April SEPTEMBER 5, 1994 Winston-Salem won the final game at Durham Athletic Park, 6-2, in Game One of the Carolina League s South Division playoffs. APRIL 6, 1995 Seven years after Miles Wolff s original proposal, the Durham Bulls Athletic Park opens its gates for its inaugural season in front of 10,886 fans. AUGUST 30, 1997 The Bulls lost to Winston-Salem 6-4 in 10 innings, their last game in 45 seasons in the Carolina League. APRIL 9, 1998 Bulls begin their inaugural season as the Triple-A affiliate of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Bulls defeated the Norfolk Tides, 6-1 at Harbor Park. JUNE 20, 1998 The Bulls play their first game ever outside of the United States. Lynx OF Derrick May hit a grand slam as Ottawa defeated the Bulls, 8-2. MAY 28, 1999 Durham won for the first time outside of the United States with a 6-1 victory at Ottawa. 1B Steve Cox s franchise record 23-game hitting streak ended. He hit.371 with 36 hits during the streak. SEPTEMBER 12, 2002 The Bulls win their first league title in 33 years with a 2-0 victory vs. Buffalo, completing a six-game post-season sweep of Toledo and the Bisons. SEPTEMBER 11, 2003 Durham defeats the Pawtucket Red Sox, 3-2, to claim its second consecutive Governors Cup Championship. It is the first time an IL team won back-toback titles since the Columbus Clippers in 1990 and JUNE 8, 2004 Bill Evers, the Bulls only Triple-A manager in team history, records his 500th win as Durham s skipper with a 10-1 victory at Syracuse. AUGUST 1, 2005 ESPN s SportsCenter broadcasts live at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park as part of their 50 States in 50 Days promotion. Kenny Mayne interviews UNC Football coach John Bunting and Duke Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski on the 1st Base Party Deck before a paid crowd of 10,837, the third largest crowd in history. The Bulls beat the Charlotte Knights, 5-0. AUGUST 29, 2005 The Bulls set a paid attendance record of 520,371, shattering the old record of 505,314 set in APRIL 14, 2006 The Bulls set a single-game attendance record of 11,060 for the 2006 home opener. B.J. Upton hit a walk-off grand slam to defeat Toledo 5-4. AUGUST 18, 2006 Kevin Witt slams his 36th home run at Columbus, setting a new Triple-A Bulls season home run record. Scott McClain had held the record since Durham s inaugural Triple-A year in 1998 when he hit 34. SEPTEMBER 1, 2007 With a crowd of 11,070, the Bulls set a single game and single season record for attendance (520,952). SEPTEMBER 3, 2007 Justin Ruggiano homers at Charlotte, becoming first Bull since Ron Gant (1986) to collect at least 20 homers and 20 steals in a season. SEPTEMBER 7, 2007 The City of Durham names the field at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park Goodmon Field after Capitol Broadcasting Company President/ CEO Jim Goodmon. JULY 4, 2008 Bull Durham star Kevin Costner returned to the Bull City with his band, Modern West, to host an Independence Day Celebration at the DBAP. A few hours into the show, strong thunderstorms knocked out the power at the ballpark and cancelling the remainder of the show and fireworks. MAY 15, 2009 Chris Richard smashes a International League Record two grand slams, the last of which sends the Bulls home with an 11th inning, 13-9 victory over Louisville. SEPTEMBER 17, 2009 John Jaso laced an RBI double in the top of the 12th and Julio DePaula closed the door as the Bulls clinched their third championship in team history with a 3-2 victory over Scranton Wilkes-Barre. SEPTEMBER 22, 2009 The Bulls defeat the Pacific Coast League s Memphis Redbirds 5-4 (11 innings) to win the Triple-A National Championship. It is the first for the Bulls and the International League. AUGUST 29, 2010 The Bulls defeat Charlotte 8-5, thanks to a seventh inning three-run homer from Chris Richard, to set a new Triple-A franchise record for wins with 84. They would go on to finish the season with 88 wins. AUGUST 2, 2011 With a smashing 18-3 win over

29 DURHAM BULLS MEDIA GUIDE RECORDS & HISTORY - CHRONOLOGY interstate and division rival the Charlotte Knights, the Durham Bulls notch their 6,000th franchise victory. Rays #1 prospect Matt Moore led the team to the win by striking out nine in five scoreless innings. JANUARY 31, 2012 The International League announced that former Bulls Manager Bill Evers will be inducted into the circuit s Hall of Fame as a member of the Class of Evers is the winningest manager in the history of the club. Evers has been added to the IL Hall of Fame plaque display and will be presented with The Curtin Call statue on May 19th, during a Bulls home game. SEPTEMBER 18, 2012 Durham Athletic Park hosted the 2012 Triple-A National Championship Game. This marked the first time the game was hosted at an International League park and east of the Mississippi River. MAY 25, 2013 The University of North Carolina defeats North Carolina State University at the DBAP in 18 innings in the ACC Tournament in front of 11,392 fans, setting the tournament record for highest attendance. AUGUST 20, 2013 The Bulls retire the No. 10 jersey in honor of former Braves third baseman Chipper Jones in a ceremony prior to first pitch. The eight-time National League All-Star and 1999 N.L. Most Valuable Player batted.277 for the Bulls over 70 games in SEPTEMBER 14, 2013 After posting the league s best regular season record, the Bulls capture their fourth Governors Cup title, defeating the Pawtucket Red Sox 7-0 to win the series three games to one. The squad went 6-1 in the I.L. playoffs after sweeping West Division champion Indianapolis in the first round. APRIL 26, 2014 Mike Montgomery and Brad Boxberger combine to no-hit Scranton/WB in a 5-0 win at the DBAP. The no-hitter marks the third in Durham s Triple-A history. JULY 16, 2014 Durham Bulls Athletic Park hosts the 2014 Triple-A All-Star Game, becoming just the second stadium to host both the All-Star Game and Triple-A National Championship game in its current format. JULY 21, 2014 Charlie Montoyo earns his 614th win as Bulls manager with a 5-1 win over Rochester at the DBAP, becoming the franchise s all-time wins leader, passing Bill Evers who won 613 games from AUGUST 31, 2014 With an announced crowd of 11,104, the Bulls set the all-time, single-season paid attendance record, surpassing the mark of 520,952 in With 7,834 fans the following day, the 2014 final mark is 533,033. Former Duke basketball star JJ Redick takes batting practice with the Bulls, as current Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash (left) looks on

30 RECORDS & HISTORY - PLAYOFF HISTORY 97 PIEDMONT LEAGUE 1922 Beat High Point, 4 games to 3, to win league title Bulls win Piedmont League Title (no playoffs) Beat Winston-Salem, 4 games to 3, to win league title Lost to Greensboro, 4 games to 1, in the finals Lost to Greensboro, 4 games to 1, in the finals Beat Henderson, 4 games to Beat Rocky Mount, 3 games to 1; Lost to Norfolk, 3 games to 0, in the finals Lost to Rocky Mount, 3 games to 1, in the first round Beat Richmond, 4 games to 3; Beat Rocky Mount, 4 games to 2, to win league title Beat Norfolk, 4 games to 1; Beat Greensboro, 4 games to 0, to win league title. CAROLINA LEAGUE 1951 Lost to Reidsville, 4 games to 1, in the first round Beat Winston-Salem, 3 games to 0; Lost to Reidsville, 4 games to 0, in the finals Lost to Fayetteville, 3 games to 1, in the first round Lost to High Point-Thomasville, 4 games to 3, in the first round Lost to Danville, 3 games to 1, in the first round Beat High Point-Thomasville, 4 games to 3, to win league title Lost to Wilson, 3 games to 0, in the first round Beat Burlington, 2 games to 0; Lost to Kinston, 4 games to 3, in the finals Lost to Greensboro, 3 games to 2, in the first round Beat Greensboro, 2 games to 1; Lost to Tidewater, 2 games to 0, in the finals Beat Burlington, 1 game to 0; Beat Lynchburg, 2 games to 0; Beat Tidewater, 2 games to 1, to win league title Beat Peninsula, 1 game to 0; Beat Wilson, 2 games to 1; Lost to High Point-Thomasville, 2 games to 0, in the finals Beat Kinston, 2 games to 0; Beat Peninsula, 2 games to 1; Beat Burlington, 2 games to 1, to win league title Lost to Peninsula, 3 games to 1, in the finals Beat Peninsula, 1 game to 0; Lost to Alexandria, 3 games to 0, in the finals Beat Peninsula, 2 games to 0; Lost to Lynchburg, 3 games to 1, in the finals Lost to Prince William, 3 games to 1, in the finals Lost to Winston-Salem, 2 games to 0, in the first round Lost to Kinston, 2 games to 1, in the first round. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 1998 Beat Louisville, 3 games to 0, in the first round; Lost to Buffalo, 3 games to 2, in the Governors Cup finals Beat Columbus, 3 games to 0, in the first round; Lost to Charlotte, 3 games to 1, in the Governors Cup finals Lost to Indianapolis, 3 games to 2, in the first round; 2002 Beat Toledo, 3 games to 0, in the first round; Beat Buffalo, 3 games to 0, to win Governors Cup finals Beat Louisville, 3 games to 1, in the first round; Beat Pawtucket, 3 games to 0, to win Governors Cup finals Lost to Buffalo, 3 games to 2, in the first round; 2007 Beat Toledo, 3 games to 0, in the first round; Lost to Richmond, 3 games to 2, in the Governors Cup finals Beat Louisville 3 games to 1, in the first round; Lost to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 3 games to 1 in the Governors Cup finals Beat Louisville 3 games to 2, in the first round; Beat Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 3 games to 0, to win Governors Cup finals. Beat Memphis 5-4 in 2009 Bricktown Showdown to win the National Championship 2010 Beat Louisville 3 games to 2, in the first round; Lost to Columbus, 3 games to 1, in the Governors Cup Finals 2011 Lost to Columbus, 3 games to 0, in the first round; 2013 Beat Indianapolis, 3 games to 0, in the first round; Beat Pawtucket, 3 games to 1 in the Governors Cup finals Lost to Omaha, 2-1 in the Triple-A National Championship Game 2014 Beat Columbus, 3 games to 1 in the first round; Lost to Pawtucket, 3 games to 2, in the Governors Cup finals

31 98 RECORDS & HISTORY - CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 1922 The Bulls struggled in the first half under player/ manager Lee Gooch, but dominated the second half, going behind Gooch s.350 batting average and Guy McWhorter s 22 wins. Facing the firsthalf champion High Point Furniture Makers in the championship series, the Bulls captured the series in the deciding seventh game for their first Piedmont League title After struggling in 1923, the Bulls took the Piedmont League regular season pennant with a record, topping High Point by four games. Since the league had chosen to abandon the split-season plan, the Bulls were declared the league champions without a playoff. Hobe Brummitt was the team s hitting star, pacing the league at The Piedmont League returned to a split-season format, and the Bulls rolled to the first half title at Harry Smith led the league with a.385 average and Jule Mallonee smacked a still team-record 23 triples. The Bulls went the distance with the Winston- Salem Twins in the playoffs, taking the seventh game for their second straight league championship The Bulls scrambled to a record under George Whitted and a second-place finish in the league, six games behind Henderson. Fred Tauby had 203 hits and Tom Wolfe led the league with 39 homeruns and 154 runs batted in. In the league championship playoffs, the Bulls defeated Henderson4-games-to-3 to win their fourth Piedmont League crown in nine seasons The Bulls ended a 10-year drought after enduring a difficult playoff run. The Bulls finished fourth in the eight-team Piedmont League at Joseph Bestudnik led the club with a.318 average, 18 homeruns and 93 RBI. Regular-season winner Richmond fell to the Bulls in seven games in the semifinals, and Rocky Mount succumbed in six games in the finals Bruno Betzel s crew dominated the league at a.613 clip, finishing over 10 games ahead of the nearest competitor. John Burman was the league batting champion at.327, and Ed Albosta took the ERA crown at The team showed its class in the playoffs, defeating Norfolk and Greensboro with only one loss for its second straight title After joining the Carolina League in 1945, the Bulls made the playoffs five times in 12 years, but were unable to capture a title. The Bulls won the first half title at 43-25, and played.500 second-half ball leading to their championship series with High Point. Bubba Morton, the Bulls first African-American position player, led the club with a.310 average. The Bulls continued their tradition of winning a full sevengame series, knocking off the Hi-Toms 3-1 in Durham in the decider behind a strong relief effort from Alan Dwyer In the expanded, 12-team Carolina League, the Bulls took the Western Division pennant with a record. Clyde McCullough managed the club to three straight playoff wins in the preliminary rounds against Burlington and Lynchburg. In the finals, a best-of-three series against Tidewater, the Bulls captured Game One, 1-0, behind Rich Folkers and Gerald Wild. After being shutout in Game Two, the Bulls broke open a tie game in Game Three with three runs in the seventh to win 6-3 and capture their second Carolina League title In their second season as a Raleigh-Durham club, the team was affiliated with the Philadelphia Phillies. With future major league stars Greg Luzinski and Bob Boone on the squad, the Phillies finished second in the Eastern Division at 79-62, one game behind Rocky Mount. After sweeping Kinston in the first round, the Phillies met Peninsula, which upset Rocky Mount in the semifinals. After falling in Game One, the Phillies stormed back to take the final two games of the series and advance to the finals against Burlington. In Game Three of the finals, Luzinski hit a three-run home run giving the Phillies an 8-2 win In their 100th Anniversary Season and fifth season of affiliation with the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, the Durham Bulls ended a 33-year championship drought by defeating the Buffalo Bisons to win the International League Championship. Led by fifth-year manager Bill Evers, the Bulls won the South Division with an record. They went on to sweep both Toledo and Buffalo to earn the Governors Cup The Durham Bulls became the first IL team to win the Governors Cup in back-to-back seasons since the Columbus Clippers did so in 1991 and The Bulls held off a late Charlotte run to

32 RECORDS & HISTORY - CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY 99 win the South Division with a record. Durham defeated Louisville 3-1 in the first round of the Governors Cup Playoffs to advance to the championship series against Pawtucket. The Bulls swept the PawSox, becoming the only team to sweep the Cup Finals in back-to-back seasons The Bulls made their third straight appearance in the Governors Cup Finals after dispatching with the Louisville Bats in a five-game opening series, then swept the defending champion Scranton Wilkes-Barre Yankees to win their first International League Title in six years. The win gave them their first National Championship berth, facing the Pacific Coast League Champion Memphis Redbirds in a one-game championship. Rashad Eldridge scored the winning run on a wild pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning to give the Bulls a 5-4 win and their first National Title After missing the playoffs for the first time under the guidance of Charlie Montoyo in 2012, the Bulls returned to the Governors Cup playoffs and made quick work of the Indianapolis Indians, sweeping the West Division Champions in the best-of-five series. In the Governors Cup Finals the Bulls again made easy work of their opponents, splitting the first two games of the series at Durham Bulls Athletic Park before earning a pair of wins and the league crown at McCoy Field against the Pawtucket Red Sox. The International League Championship, the fourth in franchise history, earned the squad a berth in the Triple-A National Championship Game, where the Bulls fell 2-1 to the Omaha Storm Chasers. DURHAM ALL-TIME RECORD 1902 North Carolina League N. Carolina State League Piedmont League Parent Clubs: Philadelphia (NL) 1932, New York (AL) 1933, Cincinnati , Brooklyn Carolina League Parent Clubs: Boston (AL) , Detroit , Houston , New York (NL) , Philadelphia (NL) 1969, Atlanta International League Parent Club: Tampa Bay 1998-present ALL-TIME RECORD RETIRED NUMBERS: JOE MORGAN - #18 Hall of Fame second baseman Joe Morgan spent just two seasons in the Minor Leagues, but in 1963 he appeared in 95 games for the Durham Bulls, then the Single-A affiliate of the Houston Astros. That season, Morgan hit.332 for the Bulls, while cranking 13 home runs and driving in 43 runs. On June 17, 1993, the Bulls honored their one-time infielder by retiring his No. 18 jersey in a pregame ceremony. After the 1963 campaign Morgan spent one more season in the Minor Leagues before becoming an everyday player at the Major League level in 1965 with the Houston Astros. After seven full seasons with Houston he became a member of the Cincinnati Reds and made eight consecutive All-Star teams and 1976 marked career years for the Texas native, earning Most Valuable Players honors each season while The Big Red Machine won back-to-back World Series titles. After his time with the Reds he spent the next five seasons bouncing between Houston, San Francisco, Philadelphia and Oakland before his career came to an end after the 1984 season. His No. 8 jersey was retired by the Reds in 1987 and he was inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame in After his retirement, he began work in the broadcast booth with the Reds in 1985, and has since worked with ABC Sports, NBC Sports, ESPN and Sports USA.

33 100 RECORDS & HISTORY - ALL-TIME GREATS ALL-TIME GREATS JOE MORGAN The only former Bull in the Hall of Fame, Morgan cracked a two-run pinch-hit home run in his Bulls debut on June 8, The 19-year-old hit.332 with 13 home runs and 43 RBI in 95 games, before he made his big league debut later that season with Houston. Morgan was a 10-time All-Star, a five-time Gold Glove winner and the National League MVP in 1975 and 76. He hit.271 with 268 home runs, 1,133 RBI, 689 stolen bases and 2,571 hits in his 22-year major league career with the Astros, Reds, Giants, Phillies and A s. Morgan s Bulls jersey number was retired at the old Durham Athletic Park in 1992 and at the new Durham Bulls Athletic Park in JIM BIBBY The native of nearby Franklinton went 7-7 with a 2.82 ERA in 23 games for the 1968 Raleigh-Durham Mets. He went in a 12-year major league career with St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Texas. He won 19 games twice and notched a no-hitter against Oakland while pitching for Texas on July 30, He passed away on February 18, BOBBY BOONE Boone hit.300 in 80 games at third base for the 1969 Raleigh-Durham Phillies. He spent 19 years in the majors and won seven Gold Gloves as a catcher. The former Reds manager is part of the first threegeneration family to play in the majors, along with father Ray and sons Bret, and Aaron. RON GANT His performance during the 1986 season is one of the best in team history. He led the Carolina League with 26 home runs, drove in 102 runs, scored 108 and stole 35 bases while playing second base. He was named to Baseball America s Class-A All-Star team. Gant played for nine teams in 16 major league seasons, collecting 321 home runs and 1,008 RBI. DAVID JUSTICE He joined the Bulls for the second half of 1986 and hit.279 with 12 home runs. The former National League Rookie of the Year (1990) homered in the Braves 1-0 World Series-clinching win in He retired after the 2002 season with 305 career home runs and 15 career postseason home runs. MICKEY LOLICH The portly left-hander s career blossomed after he left Durham. Lolich spent parts of the 1959, 60 and 61 seasons in Durham and compiled an record in 39 starts. He struck out 261 and walked 195 in 252 innings. Lolich reached Detroit in 1963 and won three games in the 1968 World Series against St. Louis. He went with 308 strikeouts in 1971 and finished his career with 2,832 whiffs, second all-time among left-handers behind Steve Carlton. Lolich went in 16 years with the Tigers, Mets and Padres. GREG LUZINSKI At age 18, he was the league s All-Star first baseman with a.289 average and a league leading 31 home runs and 92 RBI. Luzinski hit 307 homers and drove in 1,128 runs in 15 major league seasons with the Phillies and White Sox. FRANK McCORMICK Johnny Vander Meer s teammate on the 1936 Bulls, McCormick led the Piedmont League with a.381 average and 138 RBI while setting a team record with 211 hits. He was the Reds first baseman for both of Vander Meer s no-hitters in 1938 and went on to make the All-Star team nine times in his 13-year career with the Reds, Phillies and the Boston Braves. He drove in 127 runs on the way to the 1940 MVP award, leading the Reds to the World Series title. RUSTY STAUB He won the Carolina League s Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year award at 18 years of age in leading the Bulls to an record and a loss in the playoff finals to Kinston in He hit.293 with 23 home runs, 93 RBI and a league-leading 115 runs scored. He made his big league debut with Houston a year later and, along with Ty Cobb, is the only majorleaguer to hit a home run before he turned 20 and after he turned 40. Staub, a left-handed hitter, collected 2,716 hits and 1,466 RBI in 23 years with Houston, Montreal, the Mets, Detroit and Texas. JOHNNY VANDER MEER He is the only pitcher in major league baseball history to hurl back-to-back no-hitters. The Boston Bees walked away empty on June 11, 1938, and the Dodgers did the same five days later at Ebbets Field in baseball s first night game. He allowed a hit in the fourth inning of his next start for a National Leaguerecord 21 hitless innings. He went 19-6 for the Bulls in 1936 and fanned a Piedmont League-record 295 batters. Vander Meer whiffed 20 Asheville batters on July 23, He was The Sporting News Minor League Player of the Year. Vander Meer pitched his final minor league no-hitter for Beaumont in the Texas League on July 15, 1952, at the age of 38.

34 RECORDS & HISTORY - MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 101 BULLS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUES CARL CRAWFORD Was the 2002 International League Rookie of the Year after hitting.297 and stealing 26 bases while helping the Bulls win the Governors Cup. Since his first full season with Tampa Bay in 2003, he has only once failed to lead the American League in stolen bases, finishing third in Crawford was a Major League All-Star for the first time in 2004 and became the first Ray ever to return to the Midsummer Classic in Crawford made his third All-Star appearance in 2009, on his way to another solid season in which he hit.305 with 15 home runs and 60 stolen bases. In 2010, his last season with the Rays, Crawford hit.307 and set new career highs in home runs (19) and RBI (90). Crawford, batted.255 with 11 HR and 29 doubles in the first year a of a seven year contract with the Boston Red Sox. JEREMY HELLICKSON Hellickson, who won the IL Most Valuable Pitcher award in 2010, did not disappoint when he joined the major league club in Tampa. Hellickson started 29 games for the Rays last season, winning 13 games for the team and taking home the Rookie of the Year award, becoming the second Ray to do so, Evan Longoria being the first. Hellickson received 17 of the 28 first place votes for 102 points. Hellickson pitched 189 innings in his first season with the club and struck out 117 with a 2.95 ERA, which put him 8th in the league. Hellickson who also won Baseball America s Rookie of the Year award, had his best month of the season in May, where he went 4-1 with a 1.36 ERA, winning both AL Rookie and Pitcher of the Month honors. AUBREY HUFF In 2000 became the first Bull to win the IL Rookie of the Year Award, posting 20 home runs, 76 RBI and a.316 batting average. In 2003, produced the best offensive numbers in Tampa Bay history to date by setting records in RBI (107), hits (198), doubles (47), extra-base hits (84), runs (94), slugging percentage (.555) and tied the home run record of 34. He was traded to Houston in July 2006 and signed a threeyear deal with Baltimore in Huff was a key member on the Giants 2010 World Series winning team, and still plays with the team by the bay. CHIPPER JONES The 1999 NL MVP played shortstop for the Bulls during the first half of He hit.277 with 22 doubles in 70 games before a second-half promotion to Greenville. Jones was the first player taken in the 1990 draft and debuted in Atlanta at the end of 93. He won the 1999 National League MVP and is a fivetime All-Star. Heading into his 19th season with the Braves, he has a career.304 batting average, 2,615 hits, 454 home runs and 1,561 RBI. EVAN LONGORIA In 2007, named the Tampa Bay Rays Minor League Player of the Year, aided by a 31-game stint with the Bulls in which he posted an OPS of.888. After a week with the Bulls in 2008, Longoria burst onto the big league scene by slugging 27 home runs and collecting 85 RBI for the Rays on his way to picking up American League Rookie of the Year and All-Star honors. Longoria continued to improve in 2010, hitting.294 with 22 HR and 104 RBI. He also had a career high 169 hits in Longoria s average dropped to.244 last season, but he still managed 99 RBI and 31 home runs. WIL MYERS After joining the Rays franchise in a blockbuster deal prior to the 2013 season, the outfielder made his presence known, mashing 14 home runs and driving in 57 in just 64 games with the Bulls. After his mid- June promotion, the North Carolina native went on to win the AL Rookie of the Year award. DAVID PRICE Made 12 starts with the Durham Bulls in 2008 and 2009 before sticking in the major leagues for good with Tampa Bay. Price was named to the 2010 All- Star team and was second in the Cy Young voting going 19-6 with a 2.72 ERA, 188 SO while throwing innings including two complete games and a shutout. Price pitched a career high IP last season and struck out an outstanding 218 hitters while walking only 63. He will once again lead the Rays rotation. B.J. UPTON The second overall pick in the 2002 draft, Upton is the Bulls Triple-A career leader in stolen bases (107). His best campaign as a Bull came in 2005, when he led the team in average, doubles, triples and stolen bases, all while pacing the International League with 165 hits. In seven seasons with Tampa Bay, Upton has compiled a.257 average with a.342 on-base percentage to go along with 90 homers and 201 steals. DELMON YOUNG Delmon played for the Bulls in 2005 and In 2006 he hit.316 recording 108 hits including eight home runs, 59 RBI, and 22 stolen bases. After being traded to the Minnesota Twins in 2007 Young has continued to improve. In 2011, Young was traded mid-season from the Twins to the Tigers. Together, Young hit.268 with 64 RBI, 12 HR, 21 2B, 64 RBI and 127 H.

35 102 RECORDS & HISTORY -LAST TIME IT HAPPENED LAST TIME IT HAPPENED SCORED 10+ RUNS 8/17/13 vs. Charlotte (W, 10-5) SCORED 15+ RUNS 6/17/13 vs. Louisville (W, 16-3) HIT BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS 4/3/14 vs. Gwinnett, Betemit and Sands (W, 7-6) ALLOWED BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS 7/27/14 vs. Toledo, Collins and Pina (W, 11-10) SCORED 10 or more in an inning 4/9/13 vs. Gwinnett (10, 1st - W, 12-8) ALLOWED 10 or more in an inning 6/21/14 vs. Syracuse (11, 2nd - L, 16-3) ALLOWED 10+ RUNS 7/27/14 vs. Toledo (W, 11-10) ALLOWED 15+ RUNS 6/21/14 vs. Syracuse (L, 16-3) HAD 20 OR MORE HITS Rochester (20, W, 14-8) ALLOWED 20 OR MORE HITS 6/21/14 vs. Syracuse (21, L, 16-3) RECORDED 10+ STRIKEOUTS 8/24/14 vs. Gwinnett (10, W, 5-3) STRUCK OUT 10+ TIMES Norfolk, Game One (W, 1-0, 11 innings) SHUTOUT AN OPPONENT Norfolk, Game One (W, 1-0, 11 innings) GET SHUT OUT 7/24-8/11/14 vs. Rochester (L, 3-0) BACK-TO-BACK SHOUTOUT Rochester (W, 9-0), 8/15/14 vs. Charlotte (W, 1-0) BACK-TO-BACK OPP. SHOUTOUT Games 1-2, Norfolk (L 1-0, L 3-0) HIT A GRAND SLAM Rochester (Myers, 5th inning) ALLOWED A GRAND SLAM Louisville (off Geltz) HIT A WALK-OFF HOME RUN 4/18/11 vs. Gwinnett, Justin Ruggiano (11th inning, W 4-1) HIT THREE STRAIGHT HOME RUNS 9/5/07 vs Toledo, Weber, Pridie and Ruggiano (W 11-8) LED OFF GAME WITH HOME RUN 4/7/14 vs. Charlotte (W, 8-1) HAD A TWO HOMER GAME Norfolk, Mikie Mahtook (W, 5-3) HIT AN INSIDE THE PARK HOME RUN 5/30/12 vs. Indianapolis, Jeff Salazar (W 5-4) HOME RUN EACH SIDE SAME GAME Scranton/WB, Elliot Johnson (W 4-2) RECORDED A TRIPLE PLAY 8/31/14 vs. Norfolk, Game Two (L, 9-6) SWEPT A DOUBLEHEADER Norfolk (W, 1-0; W, 2-1) SWEPT IN A DOUBLEHEADER 8/31/14 vs. Norfolk (L, 4-3; L, 9-6) SWEPT A 3-GAME SERIES Buffalo SWEPT A 4-GAME SERIES Columbus SWEPT A 5-GAME SERIES 8/22-8/26/12 vs. Norfolk SWEPT IN A 3-GAME SERIES Norfolk SWEPT IN A 4-GAME SERIES 6/20-6/23/14 vs. Syracuse WON IN WALK-OFF FASHION 8/20/14 vs. Norfolk (W, 3-2) OPPONENT WON IN LAST AT BAT Charlotte (L, 4-3)

36 RECORDS & HISTORY -LAST TIME IT HAPPENED 103 PITCHED A NO-HITTER 4/26/14 vs. Scranton/WB, Montgomery, Boxberger (W, 5-0) PITCHED A CG SHOUTOUT (9 INNINGS) Louisville, Jeff Niemann (W, 5-0) PITCHED A CG (9 INNINGS) Louisville, Jeff Niemann (W, 5-0) PITCHED A CG (7 INNINGS) 7/1/13 vs. Columbus, Mike Montgomery (L, 2-1) OPPONENT PITCHED CG (9 INNINGS) 5/1/14 vs. Columbus, Josh Timlin (L, 3-0) OPPONENT PITCHED CG SHUTOUT (9 IP) 5/1/14 vs. Columbus, Josh Timlin (L, 3-0) OPPONENT PITCHED CG (7 IP OR LESS) Norfolk, Jake Arrieta (L 1-0) WAS NO-HIT 7/24-8/11/14 vs. Rochester, Two Pitchers (L, 3-0) PITCHED A CG SHUTOUT (7 INNINGS) Ottawa, Game #1, Mitch Talbot (W 2-0) Bulls players celebrate their triple play against the Norfolk Tides on August 31, 2014 RETIRED NUMBERS: CHIPPER JONES - #10 After he was drafted as the No. 1 overall pick in 1990, Larry Chipper Jones had high expectations to fill right out of high school. By 1992 the switch-hitting infielder had already made his way to Advanced-A, appearing in 70 games for the Durham Bulls when they were affiliated with the Atlanta Braves. That season, Jones hit.277 with four homers and 31 RBIs before a promotion to Double-A Greenville. In a pregame ceremony on August 20, 2013, the Bulls retired Jones No. 10 jersey. Throughout his minor league career Jones was a shortstop, but he spent the majority of his career with the Braves as a third baseman, winning the Most Valuable Player award in 1999 and being named a National League All-Star eight times throughout his 19-year career. The Florida native spent his entire career with the Braves, winning 11 consecutive Division Titles from , three National League Pennants in 1995, 1996 and 1999 and a World Series in 1995, when the Braves defeated the Cleveland Indians in six games.