LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION

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1 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION LEVELAND INDIANS CLEVELAND INDIANS (1-1) vs. BOSTON RED SOX (1-1) RHP Danny Salazar (0-0, ---) vs. RHP Joe Kelly (0-0, ---) Game #3/Home #3» Thursday, April 7, 2016» Progressive Field» 6:10 p.m. (ET)» STO, WTAM/WMMS/IRN THE HARD WAY HELLO WIN COLUMN» With the threat of rain present throughout Northeast Ohio on Wednesaday evening, the Indians mitigated a 12-minute delay before first pitch to record their first victory of 2016, edging the Boston Red Sox by a score of 7-6 at Progressive Field to even the series at one win apiece.» Cleveland s offense erupted for a 4-run 1st inning, as the Tribe s hitters all reached safely ahead of CARLOS SANTANA s 3-run blast into the right-center field bullpens off Sox starter Clay Buchholz...JASON KIPNIS plated club s first run with a one-out, RBI-double...though the Indians held leads of 4-0 and 5-2, Boston s 4-run rally in the 6th required Cleveland to post the club s first come-from-behind win of the season... JUAN URIBE tied things up at 6-6 with a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 6th, setting the stage for MIKE NAPOLI s game-winning solo HR off Junichi Tazawa in the 7th...Napoli scored a pair of runs in the contest, while JOSE RAMIREZ recorded a multi-hit effort in his first start of the season.» CARLOS CARRASCO held the BoSox to just a Brock Holt 2-run HR (2nd inn.) through 5.0 innings before running into trouble in the 6th; allowed a pair of solo shots to David Ortiz & Hanley Ramirez, the first two batters he faced, before exiting with a 6-4 lead...cody ALLEN followed scoreless outings by ZACH McALLISTER (W, 1.2IP) and BRYAN SHAW (1.0IP) with a th inning to notch his first save. ONE ON ONE» The Indians posted their first one-run victory of 2016 last night...the club dropped its first 4 one-run decisions last season before recording its first one-run victory on May 20 at Chicago-AL.» Cleveland has built a track record of success in one-run games over the past 5 seasons, as the Tribe s (.583) record in one-run decisions since the start of 2012 stands as best among all Major League teams...the Tribe s 163 one-run decisions since 2012 are fewest in the Majors. HIGHEST WINNING PCT. IN ONE-RUN GAMES, Team Pct. W-L Cleveland Atlanta Pittsburgh San Diego Los Angeles-AL FREEDOM» Cleveland clubbed a pair of home runs in last night s victory (Santana, Napoli)...the Indians went when hitting multiple home runs last season.» Napoli s game-winning shot came in the 7th inning...in 40 career games against Boston, Napoli is batting.282 (37-131) with 6 doubles, 16 HR, 34 RBI and a OPS...has homered in 5 of his last 8 games against the BoSox dating back to 2011 (6 total HR)...Cleveland was T7th among A.L. teams last season with 49 HR s hit in the 7th inning-or-later. AIN T NOBODY S BUSINESS IF I DO» CARLOS SANTANA connected for Cleveland s first HR of 2016 in the 1st inning last night...in 6 of his 7 Major League seasons ( ), Santana has homered within his first 3 games played (lone exception was 2014) also homered in his second game played in 2015, but did not hit first HR at Progressive Field until May 25 vs. Texas.» Santana has 5 HR and 24 RBI in 37 career games vs. Boston; 2ndmost career RBI for Santana against any non-al Central team behind Texas (27 RBI in 40 games).» Santana has led the Indians in home runs in 4 of the past 5 seasons: 2011 (27 HR), 2012 (18 HR), 2014 (27 HR), 2015 (19 HR)...in 2013 (20 HR), he finished 2nd on the team to Nick Swisher (22). HUNGRY HEART» In last night s game, TYLER NAQUIN (24 yrs., 348 days) became the youngest Indians player to start in CF since MICHAEL BRANTLEY (also ) on April 27, 2012 vs. Los Angeles-AL; Brantley s youngest start in CF came at 22 yrs., 112 days back on 9/4/09 vs. MIN.» Naquin collected his first career MLB hit with a one-out single to RF in the 2nd inning. DO WHAT YOU WANT, BE WHAT YOU ARE ROSTER NOTES» Cleveland officially set the club s season-opening 25-man roster on Monday, selecting 13 pitchers and 12 position players (6 infielders, 4 outfielders, 2 catchers)...marks the 4th consecutive year for Indians to break camp w/ 13 pitchers...just 11 of the 25 players on this year s Opening Day roster were also on the club s 2015 Opening Day roster.» The Indians have just 3 players on a Major League Opening Day roster for the first time in their careers: CODY ANDERSON, FRANCISCO LINDOR and TYLER NAQUIN...Naquin became the first player with days of Major League Service to make an Indians Opening Day roster since OF Trevor Crowe in Cleveland has not had a pitcher with days of MLS on an Opening Day roster since RHP Masa Kobayashi in thanks to Elias/John Labombarda for support.» Cleveland entered the season with 9 players seeking to make their debuts in an Indians uniform, including MARLON BYRD, JOBA CHAM- BERLAIN, COLLIN COWGILL, RAJAI DAVIS, ROSS DETWILER, DAN OTERO, MIKE NAPOLI, TYLER NAQUIN, JUAN URIBE...8 of those 9 have appeared for the Tribe through club s first 2 games (exception: Otero)...16 of the 25 players appeared for Cleveland at some point in WHAT A LITTLE MOONLIGHT CAN DO 6:10 START TIMES» Tonight s first pitch between Cleveland & Boston is scheduled for 6:10PM ET, the second of 12 such weeknight start times at Progressive Field this season (all taking place between April 6-June 1)...in response to substantial fan feedback - particularly from families across Northeast Ohio - the Indians worked with team partners to introduce five (5) 6:10PM start times during weeknight home dates in 2015 and looked to enhance those offerings this season. THE TIES THAT BIND NOTES VS. BOSTON» With last night s victory, Cleveland improved to 10-5 versus Boston since start of the 2014 season, winning 7 of the last 8 games played here at Progressive Field...Tuesday s loss snapped a 3-game winning streak for the Tribe vs. Boston overall, in addition to a 6-game winning streak against the BoSox here at Progressive Field (first home loss to Boston since April 18, 2013)...the Indians had the opportunity to win more than 6 straight at home against Boston for the first time since reeling off 12 straight victories against the visiting Carmines from Aug. 23, 1931-Sept. 15, 1932.» The Indians are all-time against Boston here at Progressive Field.» Cleveland and Boston met on Opening Day for the 4th time in MLB history and for the first time in 37 years...prior 3 games were all played at Fenway Park, as Tuesday signaled the first time in Boston s history to open the year in Cleveland...the two teams have split those 4 meetings...the Indians won the first two meetings in 1962 (4-0) and 1977 (5-4), but the Red Sox have taken each of the last 2 in 1979 (7-1) and 2016 (6-2). SAY IT ISN T SO BIG PAPI AT PROGRESSIVE» With his solo HR to lead off the 6th inning last night, David Ortiz has now homered in back-to-back games of this series (2-run HR, 9th inn. on Tuesday)...Ortiz has now connected for 14 career home runs here at Progressive Field, while also collecting 37 career RBI.» While he has now homered in consecutive games played at Progressive Field on two occasions (also July 11-12, 1998), Ortiz has never homered in 3 straight games at this ballpark.» His 14 HR s are T6th-most among all visiting players at Progressive Field along with Jason Giambi & Carlos Pena, trailing Miguel Cabrera (23), Torii Hunter (21), Jermaine Dye (17) & Paul Konerko (16)...his 37 career RBI are 17th-most at this ballpark (Konerko leads with 76).» During an on-field ceremony prior to tonight s game, the Indians will honor David s final visit to Cleveland...TERRY FRANCONA, who spent 8 years with David in Boston from , will participate in the presentation. CHANGING SOX CHICAGO PREVIEW» At the conclusion of tonight s game, the Indians will begin their first road trip of 2016 with a 7-day, 6-game swing through Chicago-AL (3 games) and Tampa Bay (3 games)...club will have an off day in St. Peterburg between the two series on Monday.» After combining to go against Chicago in back-to-back winning campaigns in 2013 (17-2) and 2014 (10-9), the Indians went 9-10 against the White Sox last season, which did include a 6-4 mark at U.S. Cellular Field...the Tribe has gone on the Southside since the start of 2013, winning 5 of last 6 meetings...indians are scheduled to face a trio of left-handed starters in the series & will participate in the Sox home opener tomorrow afternoon at 4:10pm ET. I LL BE SEEING YOU OPENING DAY ON THE FARM» Minor League teams across the U.S. will celebrate Opening Day today, including four Cleveland affiliates in AAA-Columbus (Indianapolis), AA-Akron (at Bowie), High-A Lynchburg (Winston-Salem) & Lake Country (Fort Wayne)...starting pitchers: (AAA) TJ HOUSE, (AA) ADAM PLUTKO, (High-A) JUSTUS SHEFFIELD, (Low-A) TOM PANNONE.» LONNIE CHISENHALL is scheduled to start tonight for the Clippers, while MICHAEL BRANTLEY will work out with Columbus this weekend. WRECK ON THE HIGHWAY MISC. NOTES» Cleveland is 1-1 all-time in starts made by Joe Kelly, notching a 4-1 win on June 10, 2012 at Busch Stadium, while dropping a 6-4 decision last season on Aug. 19 at Fenway Park...Tribe has combined for just one run on 12 hits in 11.0 innings worked by the right-hander.» JASON KIPNIS drove in Cleveland s first run last night with what was also the club s first extra-base hit of the season, a 1st-inning RBIdouble...ended a 7-game drought without an RBI against Boston for Kipnis, his first run driven vs. BoSox since June 12, 2014 at Fenway Park.» CARLOS SANTANA will celebrate his 30th birthday on Friday. CLEVELAND ROCKS THIS DAY IN MUSIC...» 1956: The CBS Radio Network aired the first regularly-scheduled national broadcast rock & roll show, Alan Freed s Rock n Roll Dancy Party : Mick Jagger & Keith Richards met Brian Jones for the first time at Ealing Jazz Club in West London; Jones was using the name Elmo Lewis at the time : Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off the group s first full-scale international tour in Hamburg, Germany that would run through 10 countries : Wham! became the first western pop/rock group to perform live in China, playing at a workers gymnasium in Beijing.» BORN ON THIS DAY: (1915) Billie Holiday; (1937); Charlie Thomas, The Drifters (1949) John Oates, Hall & Oates; (1952) Bruce Gary, drummer for The Knack. indians at a glance vs. AL: Central West East vs. NL: Central West East In Series: Home Road Total Overall Openers Finales Rubber Lead after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Trail after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Tied after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Decided... Home Road Total 7th-or-later Final AB Extra-Innings One-run G s Walk-offs vs. RH starter vs. LH starter tribe by the numbers Overall Record Standing in AL Central... T3rd, -1.0G Days in 1st ( )...0 ( ) Largest 1st-place Lead...n/a Largest 1st-place Deficit G on 4/5 Most G Above n/a Most G Below G, 0-1 on 4/5 Times at , 1-1 on 4/6 Current Streak... W1 Homestand Following a Win Following a Loss Last 5 games Last 10 games Last 15 games Last 20 games Longest W Streak...1G Longest L Streak...1G Come-from-Behind Wins...1 Losses After Holding Lead...0 Team Saves... 1-for-2 (50.0%) Record Before All-Star Break Record After All-Star Break Home Record Road Record Day Games Night Games vs. RH starters vs. LH starters vs. Opp. At-or-Above vs. Opp. Below CLE scores first Opp. scores first CLE out-hits Opp Opp. out-hits CLE CLE/Opp. hits even CLE 3-or-fewer runs CLE 4-or-more runs CLE 5-or-more runs CLE 5 hits-or-fewer CLE 6-9 hits CLE 10-or-more hits CLE hits home run(s) CLE does not homer CLE allows home run(s) No HR by Opp CLE charged with error(s) CLE no error(s) CLE starter goes 6.0+IP Players Used (Pitchers) (9) Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall)...3: min/2 G Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP)...3: min/2 G CLE challenges overturned...0 of 0 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun April May June July August Sept UPCOMING PROBABLES & BROADCAST INFORMATION Date Opponent Probable Pitchers - Cleveland vs. Opponent First Pitch Radio/TV Fri. April 8 at Chicago-AL RHP Cody Anderson (0-0, ---) vs. LHP John Danks (0-0, ---) 4:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Sat. April 9 at Chicago-AL RHP Josh Tomlin (0-0, ---) vs. LHP Chris Sale (1-0, 3.86) 2:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Sun. April 10 at Chicago-AL RHP Corey Kluber (0-1, 6.75) vs. LHP Jose Quintana (0-0, 3.18) 2:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Document Solutions Provider to the Cleveland Indians Cleveland 4577 Hinckley Industrial Parkway, Cleveland, OH Akron 440 Grant Street, Akron, OH

2 PAGE 2 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES THURSDAY, april 7, danny salazar Rhp SALAZAR S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career (14-10, 3.45 ERA in 2015) TONIGHT S START» The 25-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his season debut tonight in the finale of the Tribe s three-game, season-opening series against Boston...it will be the 61st start/game of his career.» Will be pitching on regular 4 days rest after making his final Cactus League appearance on April 2 against Texas...earned the win against the Rangers as he allowed 1 run on 6 hits and 3 walks with 5 strikeouts over 5.1 innings of work.» Will be making his 3rd career start against Boston, 27th at Progressive Field...went 2-0 with a 1.46 ERA (2ER/12.1IP) in two starts against the Red Sox in 2015, his only career appearnces vs. Boston.» Went with a 3.45 ERA (71ER/185.0IP) over 30 starts/games in despite going 6-6 in the second-half, held opponents to a.214 average, the 5th-best mark in the A.L...his second-half 3.13 ERA was also the 10th-best mark in the A.L. and 2nd-best among Tribe hurlers (Calros Carrasco, 2.99)...held opponents to 3 earned runs or fewer in each of his final 5 starts in CACTUS LEAGUE REVIEW» In 7 Cactus League starts, Salazar went 3-1 with a 5.47 ERA (16ER/26.1IP), striking out 26 against 13 walks...his 26 strikeouts were tied with Corey Kluber for the team lead and T-4th in baseball this spring...his 13 free passes were tied for the 2nd-most in baseball this spring, while his 30 hits allowed were the 9th-most in the Cactus League.» Fanned a spring-high 7 batters in 4.0 innings on March 12 against San Diego...won his final two spring starts as he combined to allow 3 earned runs on 13 hits over 11.0 innings, striking out 8 against 5 walks. VS. BOSTON AL EAST» Is 2-0 with a 1.46 ERA (2ER/12.1IP) over 2 starts against Boston, both of which came in has held Boston hitters to a.182 average and allowed just 1 earned run on 4 hits with 1 walk in both career starts against the Red Sox...his 1.46 ERA against Boston is the best among all Cleveland starters since 2010.» On Oct. 4, 2015, in his final appearance of the season, Salazar limited the BoSox to 1 earned run, notching his 14th win of the campaign.» In 7 career starts against A.L. East opponents, is 6-1 with a 2.15 ERA (11ER/46.0IP)... went 5-1 with a 2.31 ERA (10ER/39IP) in 6 outings against the A.L East in 2015, striking out 37 batters to 10 walks in those contests. AT PROGRESSIVE FIELD» Enters today s start 12-6 with a 3.41 ERA (59ER/155.2IP) in 26 career starts at Progressive Field...is 3-0 with a 2.08 ERA (6ER/26IP) over his last four starts here, holding opponents to a.204 average in that span...in 3 of those 4 contests, he allowed just 1 earned run on 4 hits.» His first and only complete game was a shutout at Progressive Field on Sept. 3, 2014, as he limited DET to just 8 hits in a 7-0 Indians win...fanned 9 Tigers without issuing a walk and allowed just one extra-base hit in the contest, a double to Nick Castellanos SEASON HIGHLIGHTS» Enjoyed a career year, finishing the season with single-season career highs in wins (14), starts (30), innings pitched (185.0), strikeouts (195), win percentage (.583) and quality starts (18)...set single-season career lows in WHIP (1.13), average against (.226) and hits-per-9.0ip (1.12)...his.226 opponents batting average was the 13th-lowest in MLB (5thlowest in A.L.).» Went 8-4 with a 3.74 ERA (41ER/98.2IP) and a.236 average against (47-for-369) in the first half of fanned a career-high 11 batters twice in the first half (April 24 & May 10), tallying the 5th-most K s among A.L. hurlers prior to the All-Star Break (116 SO).» Went 6-6 in the second half, posting a 3.13 ERA (30ER/86.1IP), holding the opposition to a.215 average against (69-for-321) while posting the 10th-lowest ERA in the A.L. after the break...august was his best career month to date, as the right-hander went 3-1 with a 2.53 ERA (9ER/34.0IP), marking his best ERA in a single month (min. 2 starts)...finished just 5 strikeouts shy of 200 for the 2015 campaign (195 K s), good for 19th-most in MLB and 7thmost in the A.L (including his 1 start at AAA he fanned 202 batters)...also registered the 12thhighest strikeout-per-9.0ip ratio (9.49) among MLB hurlers - 5th-highest among A.L. pitchers behind Chicago s Chris Sale (11.82), Tampa Bay s Chris Archer (10.70) and Cleveland s Carlos Carrasco (10.58) and Corey Kluber (9.93)...with 3 strikeouts on Sept. 10 against Detroit, Salazar eclipsed 175 total K s, joining Kluber and Carrasco as the other Indians starters to have 175-or-more K s in marked just the second time in club history that the Indians have had 3-or-more pitchers fan 175+ batters in a single season (also 2000: Dave Burba, Bartolo Colon & Chuck Finley). SALAZAR vs. BOSTON W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career SALAZAR at PROGRESSIVE FIELD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 8.2, July 10 vs. OAK Innings: 9.0, Sept. 3, 2014 vs. DET Hits: 9, May 16 at TEX Hits: 9 May 16, 2015 at TEX Runs: 7, 2x, last June 23 vs. DET Runs: 7, 2x, last June 23, 2015 vs. DET ER: 6, 2x, last Sept. 5 at DET ER: 6, 3x, last Sept. 5, 2015 at DET SO s: 11, 2x, last May 10 vs. MIN SO s: 11, 2x, last May 10, 2015 vs. MIN Walks: 5, Aug. 12 vs. NYY Walks: 5, Aug. 12, 2015 vs. NYY HR: 2, 3x, last Sept. 5 at DET HR: 2, 9x, last Sept. 5, 2015 at DET Pitches: 115, 2x, last May 5 at KC Pitches: 118, Sept. 3, 2014 vs. DET CG s: N/A CG s: 1, Sept. 3, 2014 vs. DET Low-Hit CG: N/A Low-Hit CG: 8, Sept. 3, 2014 vs. DET CG SHO s: N/A CG SHO s: 1, Sept. 3, 2014 vs. DET Win Streak: 3, 2x, last July 31- Aug. 17 Win Streak: 3, 3x, last July 31-Aug. 17, mlb splits Career mlb splits W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME / ROAD / DAY / NIGHT / GRASS / TURF / AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT vs. RIGHT TOTALS W L ERA G/S IP ER HOME / ROAD / DAY / NIGHT / GRASS / TURF / AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO vs. LEFT vs. RIGHT TOTALS BATTER-PITCHER MATCH-UPs Salazar vs. Boston Kelly vs. Cleveland PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO Betts Almonte Bogaerts Brantley Bradley Byrd Castillo Chisenhall Hanigan Gomes Holt Kipnis Ortiz Lindor Pedroia Ramirez Ramirez Sandoval Santana Shaw Uribe Swihart Young salazar S 2016 DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S 4/7 vs. BOS Season Totals STEAL RATES WHILE PITCHING Year(s) CS SBA CS% % TOTAL % STARTING STRONG» The right-hander struck out 3-or-more batters in his first 43 career starts, snapping the streak on June 30, 2015, when he only managed 2 K s in 7.2 innings of work at Tampa Bay...marked the 5th-longest streak to start a career behind Texas Yu Darvish (83), Chicago-NL s Mark Prior (50), New York-NL s Matt Harvey (47) and Washington s Stephen Strasburg (44)...longest such streak by a Tribe pitcher since 1914, as he passed Bob Feller who fanned 3 or more in 42 straight outings...was also the 2nd-fastest Indians hurler (since 1914) to reach 300 strikeouts (46 appearances) as Herb Score did so in his 40th career appearance.» Since his MLB debut in 2013, ranks 2nd among Tribe starters in starts (60), wins (22) and strikeouts (380)...his 9.86 strikeouts-per-9.0ip (min. 50 GS) is also the 4th-best mark in MLB, behind Darvish (11.22), Strasburg (10.44) and Chicago-AL s Chris Sale (10.30) CAREER SNAPSHOT» Right-hander is in his 10th season with Cleveland after signing as a non-drafted free agent out of Santo Domingo, DR in 2006.» Made 7 starts at A Lake County in 2010 before being shut down for the season with right elbow soreness that eventually required reconstructive right elbow surgery.» Spent the first 4 months of the 2011 season rehabbing out of the Goodyear, AZ Player Development Complex before making a combined 8 starts between the AZL Indians and Lake County.» Opened 2012 in High-A Carolina rotation and was promoted to Double-A Akron on August 3, making his final 6 starts of the season for the Aeros...named the 7th-best prospect in the Indians system by Baseball America entering the 2013 season.» Enjoyed a rapid ascent to the Major Leagues in 2013, beginning the season as AA Akron s Opening Day starter and concluding the season with a postseason start with the Major League club...recorded 65 strikeouts in his first 10 career starts with the Tribe, the most since Herb Score had a club record 92 K s in 81.0 innings pitched...suffered the loss against the Tampa Bay Rays, 4-0, in the 2013 A.L. Wild Card Game, the club s first postseason game since made his Major League debut on July 11, 2013 against Toronto (W, 6.0IP, 2H, 1R/ER, BB, 7SO).» Made his first Opening Day rotation in 2014, going 6-8 with a 4.25 ERA (52ER/110.0IP) over 20 starts...went 1-4 with a 5.53 ERA (25ER/40.2IP) in 8 starts from April 4-May turned his season around in the second half, going 5-4 with a 3.50 ERA (27ER/69.1) in 12 starts.» Opened 2015 with AAA Columbus, appearing in one Minor League game and working 6.0 scoreless innings at Indianapolis on April 10...recalled to start the April 18 game at Minnesota...earned victories in each of his first 3 starts with the Tribe from April 18-29, going 3-0 with a 3.32 ERA (7ER/19.0IP). FRIDAY S probable starter RHP CODY ANDERSON (7-3, 3.05 ERA in 2015)» The 25-year-old right-hander is scheduled to make his first start of the season in the Tribe s first road game of the year, opening a three-game set against the White Sox in Chicago.» Will be pitching on extended 6 days rest after making his final Cactus League appearance on April 1 at Texas...earned the win as he allowed just 1 earned run on 3 hits and 1 walk with 4 strikeouts over 6.2 innings of work...was officially named to his first career season-opening starting rotation by Terry Francona on March 30.» Began the 2015 season at AA Akron, going 3-2 with a 1.73 ERA (10ER/52.0IP) in 10 starts/appearances...was promoted to AAA Columbus on June 5 and made three starts for the Clippers, posting a 2.33 ERA (5ER/19.1IP)...was promoted by the Indians and made his Major League debut on June 21, tossing 7.2 scoreless innings against Tampa Bay (6H, 1BB, 4SO).» Went 5-0 with a 1.38 ERA in six September starts (39.0IP, 29H, 6ER), joining Corey Kluber (Sept. 2014) as the only two Indians pitchers to win A.L. Pitcher of the Month awards over the last two seasons...among qualified A.L. starters for the month, finished 1st in wins and ERA, and 3rd in innings pitched as he became the first Major League rookie to win 5 games in the month of September since Anibal Sanchez went 5-1 for the Florida Marlins in 2006 (first A.L. rookie to do so since Barry Zito went 5-1 for the Oakland A s in 2000)...Finished his rookie season with six consecutive quality starts.

3 PAGE 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES thursday, april 7, 2016 HITTERS NOTES: vs.lhp:.200(5-25) 0HR,2RBI vs.rhp:.243(9-37) 2HR,7RBI Home:.226(14-62) 2HR,9RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 14-62,2 2B,9BB,9RBI,9R,2HR RISP:.231(3-13) 1HR,7RBI MARLON BYRD #6 vs.lhp:.000(0-2) 0HR,1RBI vs.rhp:.250(1-4) 0HR,0RBI Home:.167(1-6) 0HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-6,1BB,1RBI Streak:1G (1-4), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-2) 0HR,1RBI Signed as free agent by Cleveland on March 18 to Minor League contract w/mlb invite Hit.290 (9-31) this spring with 6 2B and 3runs in 11 games (.855 OPS).Added to Major League roster on April 4 started 3 games in LF and 4 games in RF National League All-Star He has hit at least 20 home runs with 70-or-more RBI in each of the last three seasons since 2013 (w/ only fourteen (14) other Major League players) COLLIN COWGILL #7 Spent the 2015 season between the Cincinnati Reds and San Francisco Giants, hitting a combined.247 ( ) with 25 doubles, 5 triples, 23 home runs and 73 RBI in 135 games (.290/.453/.743)...Hit.271 (35-129) off left-handed pitching (.324/.496/.820). Made his 11th career Opening Day start for CLE on 4/5 vs. Boston 1GS in LF; 2G/1GS in RF so far in 2016 (hit safely in 1 of 2 GS). vs.lhp:.000(0-2) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Home:.000(0-2) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 0-2 Streak:0G (0-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-1) 0HR,0RBI Acquired by Cleveland on Dec. 2 for cash. 1GS/2G in RF so far in Hit.207 (12-58) this spring with 5 2B, 1 3B, 2 HR & 10 RBI in 25 games Made 4 starts in CF and 12 starts in RF. RAJAI DAVIS #20 Spent the last two and a half seasons with the Los Angeles Angels, appearing in 55 games with the Angels in 2015 across all 3 outfield positions despite missing 84 games, May 26-August 31, with a sprained right wrist. vs.lhp:.000(0-4) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.500(1-2) 0HR,0RBI Home:.167(1-6) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-6 Streak:1G (1-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Signed by Cleveland on Dec. 17 to a one-year Major League free agent contract. Hit.250 (14-56) this spring with 4 2B, 1 HR & 5 RBI in 17 games Made 7 starts in LF, 8 starts in CF 1GS/2G in CF; 1G in LF so far in 2016 (1-6, 3K, SB) His 323 career stolen bases are 7th among active Major League players, placing in the top ten in the American League in steals six times during his career. YAN GOMES #10 Spent last 2 seasons with Detroit, hitting.258 (88-341) with 16 2B, 11 3B, 8HR and 30 RBI in 112 games (.306/.440/.746). Finished tied for third in the American League in triples (career-high 11) and equaled his career-best with 8 home runs. vs.lhp:.333(1-3) 0HR,1RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-4) 0HR,0RBI Home:.143(1-7) 0HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-7,1BB,1RBI,1R Streak:0G (0-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.333(1-3) 0HR,1RBI Hit.300 (15-50) this spring with 3 2B, 6 HR & 11 RBI in 19 games Made 19 starts at catcher Was T-3rd among A.L. spring hitters with 6 homers. Sprained the MCL ligament in his right knee on a play at home plate in the 9th inning vs. Detroit on April 12, 2015 and was on the DL from April 13-May 23 (missed 37 games). Enjoyed a pair of two-homer games in 2015, 6/9 vs. Seattle and 9/1 at Toronto. JASON KIPNIS #22 From Sept. 10 thru the end of the season he hit.297 (19-64) over his last 16 games with 9 2B, 1HR & 6 RBI Indians were (.544) in his starts behind the plate in GS at CA in 2016 (1-for-2 in attempted basestealers) 1-7, RBI in 2016 vs.lhp:.000(0-3) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.333(1-3) 0HR,1RBI Home:.167(1-6) 0HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-6,1 2B,2BB,1RBI,1R Streak:1G (1-2), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI 2015 A.L. All-Star (2 nd time, also 2013) 2GS at 2B in 2016 (1-6, 2B, R, 2BB) Hit.233 (14-60) this spring with 3 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR & 12 RBI in 21 games (.790 OPS, 10R) Bounced back in 2015 with his second All-Star season in the last three years, finishing with career-highs in hits, doubles, triples, average, on-base pct. and runs scored (equaled) Led A.L. 2B in average, on-base, slugging and OPS and also ranked among American League leaders in avg (7 th,.303), 2B (2 nd, 43), OB% (7 th,.372). Led A.L. lead-off batters with a.385 on-base pct. (was 3rd with 81 runs scored in #1 spot). FRANCISCO LINDOR #12 Named A.L. Player of the Month in May, batting.429 (51-119) with 15 2B, 3 3B, 4 HR & 17 RBI in 29 games 22 extra base hits were the most ever in a single month by an Indians 2B, a May club record and most in any month since Hafner (22, Aug. 2006) and his 51 May hits were the most for that month in club history (prev. Joe Jackson, 49, 1913). Was also just the 16th player (3rd-ever in May) in MLB history with a month of at least 50 hits, 30 runs and a OPS...Was just the 11th Indians player since 1914 with at least 51 hits in a month and the first since Roberto Alomar (Sept. 2000). vs.lhp:.500(2-4) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-4) 0HR,0RBI Home:.250(2-8) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 2-8,1BB,1R Streak:0G (0-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI 2015 A.L. Rookie of the Year runner-up 2GS at SS in 2016 (2-8, RS) Hit.339 (21-62) this spring with 7 2B, 1 3B, 3 HR & 15 RBI in 21 games (1.020OPS), finished T7th in AL this spring in RBI, 7 th in slg%(.629) and T1st in doubles Spent the last four months of the 2015 season at the Major League level and led A.L. rookies in batting average (.313) and WAR (4.6) and ranked in the top 10 in a host of offensive rookie categories (2B, T2nd, 22; RBI, 4 th, 51; Hits, 2 nd, 122, on-base%, 1 st,.353). MIKE NAPOLI #26 8th-youngest player in the A.L. at the time of his promotion...became the first Indians rookie with at least 10 SB, 10 HR, 20 2B, 100 hits and.300 average since 1929 (Earl Averill, age 27). Hit.370 (40-108) in 28 August games with 18 runs, 8 doubles, 2 home runs and 12 RBI (.913OPS), collecting the most hits in a single month by an Indians rookie since August 1964 From August 4 thru the end of the season he batted.361 (MLB-high 78 hits in 216AB) with 35 RS, 17 2B, 4 3B, 7 HR and 32 RBI in 56 games. vs.lhp:.000(0-2) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.250(1-4) 1HR,1RBI Home:.167(1-6) 1HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-6,2BB,1RBI,2R,1HR Streak:1G (1-3), 1HR, 1RBI RISP:.000(0-1) 0HR,0RBI Signed by Cleveland on Jan. 5 to a one-year Major League free agent contract. Hit.364 (20-55) this spring with 1 2B, 4 HR & 14 RBI in 21G (1.063OPS) Made 14 starts at 1B, 6 starts at DH Ranked among A.L. spring leaders in avg (.364,T7th), T10th in RBI (14), on-base % (.463, 3rd). 2GS at 1B in 2016 (1-6, 2BB, 2R, HR, RBI) First CLE HR of 4/6 vs. BOS snapped th inning tie (W7-6) Hit 17 home runs in 15 for an 8th straight season since 2008, one of just eight Major League players to make that claim. TYLER NAQUIN #30 Hit.295/.396/.513/.908 (23-78) with 5 HR and 10 RBI in 35 games with Texas after being acquired in an 8/7 trade with Boston Beginning 8/16, would hit.324 (23-71) in his final 29 contests with the Ranger Has played in the postseason in 7 of the last 9 seasons ( , , 2015, 51 career postseason games) vs.lhp:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.333(1-3) 0HR,0RBI Home:.333(1-3) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-3,1R Streak:1G (1-2), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Made debut at Major League level 4/5 vs. BOS (1-3, RS, 2G/1GS in CF) Selected by Cleveland in the 1st round (15th overall) of the 2012 draft (first Indians rookie to make OD roster since Trevor Crowe 2009). Hit.397 (23-58) this spring w/3 2B, 3 3B, 4HR & 7RBI in 14G(14R) Made 15GS in CF Ranked among A.L. spring leaders in runs (T5th, 14), hits (T6th, 23), 3B (T3rd), TB(T2nd, 44) ROBERTO PEREZ #55 Hit a combined.300 (98-327) w/25 2B, 1 3B, 7 HR & 27 RBI in 84 G between Akron and Columbus (.828OPS) in Ranked as 6 th -best prospect in Indians system entering 2016 (Baseball America) Missed 17 days with concussion symptoms from July 30-August 15 after outfield wall First MLB base hit on 4/6 vs. BOS (Buchholz) vs.lhp:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Home:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Hit.261 (12-46) this spring with 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR & 9 RBI in 20 games (15 starts at catcher) Spent his first full season at the Major League level in 2015 and was the primary back-up to Yan Gomes, save a six-week stretch from April 12-May 23 as the starter when Gomes was DLd Ranked T6th among American League catchers in walks (33) JOSE RAMIREZ #11 Led the Majors with a 39% caught stealing percentage (min. 40 SB attempts), as he threw out 16 of 41 runners attempting to steal...the Tribe staff recorded an 3.71 ERA with Roberto behind the plate (started 61 games at C/69 games overall). vs.lhp:.000(0-1) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.500(2-4) 0HR,1RBI Home:.400(2-5) 0HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 2-5,1RBI,1R Streak:1G (2-5), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.333(1-3) 0HR,1RBI Hit.313 (20-64) this spring with 6 2B, 4 HR & 13 RBI in 24 games Made 4 starts in LF, 1 start in CF, 5 GS at 2B, 6 GS at 3B, 1GS at SS Tied for 8 th in A.L. this spring w/38 TBs Has made 1 GS in LF in 2016 (2-5, R, RBI). Started 2015 as the everyday shortstop and ended the year in a valuable utility role. CARLOS SANTANA #41 Over his final stint in Cleveland LY, he batted.259 (42-for-162) with 31 runs, 8 2B, 3 3B, 5 HR and 19 RBI (.337/.438/.775) Appeared in 33 G at 2B (27 GS), 13 G at 3B (12 GS) and his first 2 career starts in left field. vs.lhp:.500(1-2) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.500(2-4) 1HR,3RBI Home:.500(3-6) 1HR,3RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 3-6,1 2B,2BB,3RBI,2R,1HR Streak:2G (3-6), 1HR, 3RBI RISP:1.000(1-1) 1HR,3RBI Hit.277 (18-65) this spring w/5 2B, 3 HR & 6 RBI in 22 G (.866 OPS; 10 BB, T4th in A.L) 2GS at DH in 16 (3-6, 2RS, 2B, HR, 3RBI, 2BB) Has reached in 5 of his 8 PAs thus far Has played in 112 consecutive games dating back to May 30, Finished 2nd in the A.L. in walks (108), marking the fifth consecutive season since 2011 he has finished in the top-5 in A.L. in BB (is 2nd in walks in MLB in that span to Joey Votto w/502) His 117 HR is a club-record by a switch-hitter. JUAN URIBE #4 Also finished 20th in the A.L. in on-base pct. (.357), T19th in RBI (career-high equaling/clubhigh 85), 12th in times on base (238) and 2nd in pitches per plate appearances (4.30). Tied for 12th in the A.L. in RBI after the All-Star break with 45 Was 5th on the club with 11 steals, a new career-high...stole the same amount of bases as Los Angeles-AL's Mike Trout and Pittsburgh's Andrew McCutchen. Since 2011, Santana leads the Indians with 399 RBI, 13th-most in the American League. vs.lhp:.500(1-2) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-5) 0HR,1RBI Home:.143(1-7) 0HR,1RBI Road:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI BOS Series/H-Stand: 1-7,1RBI Streak:0G (0-6), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.000(0-2) 0HR,1RBI Signed by Cleveland to a 1-year Major League contract on Feb. 28 Hit.324 (11-34) this spring with 4 2B, 2 HR & 3 RBI in 12 games (10 starts at 3B/1 start at DH) 2GS at 3B in 2016 (1-7, RBI, SF) Leads MLB third basemen with a.978 fielding percentage since Currently 10th among active MLB players in games played (1755 games played) Split the 2015 season between the LA Dodgers, Atlanta and NY Mets...For year he appeared in 92G at 3B and 8G at 2B, hitting.272 (25-92) off LHP w/4 2B, 7 HR and 15 RBI (.892 OPS). Combined on the year he batted.253 (91-360) with 17 doubles, 14 HR and 43 RBI in 119 games (40 runs,.320/.417/.737) Was on NY Mets WS roster

4 PAGE 4 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES thursday, april 7, 2016 BULLPEN INFORMATION W L ERA G SV/OPP IR/S 1st Bat/Retired IP H R ER BB SO HR /2 7/1 8/ PITCHING BY MONTH PITCHER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY Allen, C , 0.00 ERA (1IP, 0ER) Bauer, T , ERA (1IP, 2ER) Carrasco, C , 7.20 ERA (5IP, 4ER) Chamberlain, J , 0.00 ERA (1IP, 0ER) Detwiler, R , ERA (1IP, 2ER) Kluber, C , 6.75 ERA (5.1IP, 4ER) Manship, J , 0.00 ERA (1IP, 0ER) Mcallister, Z , 0.00 ERA (1.2IP, 0ER) Shaw, B , 0.00 ERA (1IP, 0ER) PITCHING NOTES: vs.all:.288(21-73)5hr vs.lh:.333(12-36)3hr vs.rh:.243(9-37)2hr Home:1-1-1, 6.00ERA (18.0IP,12ER) Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER) CODY ALLEN #37 vs.all:.000(0-3)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-1)0hr vs.rh:.000(0-2)0hr Home:0-0-1, 0.00ERA (1.0IP,0ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:9/10/2015 vdet Last Save:4/6/2016 vbos Went 0-1 with a 7.00 ERA in 10 relief outings this spring (9.0IP, 11H, 8R/7ER,4XBB, 9K,.289 avg) His 61 career saves are 6 th -most in club history (Mike Jackson; 5 th, 94 saves) Is 1-for-1 in save conversions this year after 4/6 debut vs. Boston (1.0IP, 0H, 0R).Saved 34 of 38 chances (89.5%) in 2015, finishing tied for 6th in the A.L. in saves with the 6th best save pct. in the A.L...Recorded a Major League-best 7 saves when working over 1.0IP Finished 2nd among A.L. relievers in SO (99), T9th in games in the A.L. (70) and T9th with a team-high 69.1 relief IP...Season FIP: 1.82 His SO per 9.0IP highest in club relief history TREVOR BAUER #47 vs.all:.400(2-5)1hr vs.lh:.333(1-3)1hr vs.rh:.500(1-2)0hr Home:0-0-0, 18.00ERA (1.0IP,2ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Went 1-0 with a 2.14 ERA in 6 games/4 starts this spring (21.0IP, 17H, 5R/ER, 5BB, 20K,.239 avg) Made 2 nd career relief appearance on Apr. 5 vs. BOS (1.0IP, 2H, 2R/ER, HR Ortiz) Spent virtually all of 2015 in the Indians rotation, setting new single-season career-highs in starts (30), IP (176.0), wins (11) and strikeouts (170)...Led the A.L. in walks (79), was 12th in SO (170) and 7th in SO per 9.0IP (8.69)...Was the first Indians starter since Bob Feller s 1940 no-hitter to record 9.0 hitless innings to start season Posted an ERA of 5.73 in 14 second half outings JOBA CHAMBERLAIN #62 vs.all:.000(0-2)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-1)0hr vs.rh:.000(0-1)0hr Home:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (1.0IP,0ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:9/13/2014 vcle Last Signed to a free agent MiLB deal on 12/1 & added to Major League roster on April 3 Posted a 2.70 ERA in 11 relief outings this spring (10.0IP, 7H, 3R/ER, 7BB, 8K,.194 avg), 1R last 8.0ip Spent the season between three different organizations, starting the season with the Tigers after signing during spring training (Feb. 24)...Combined on the year was 0-2 with a 4.88 ERA in 36 relief outings (27.2IP, 38H, 15ER, 23K, 6HR)...Has averaged 8.88 strikeouts per 9.0 IP in his Major League career (535.1IP, 528SO) Indians debut 4/5 vs. BOS (1.0IP, 0H, 1BB) ROSS DETWILER #44 vs.all:.333(1-3)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-2)0hr vs.rh:1.000(1-1)0hr Home:0-0-0, 18.00ERA (1.0IP,2ER)2G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:8/7/2015 vmia Last Signed to a free agent Minor deal on 12/22 and added to Major League roster on 4/3 after a strong spring (3.60 ERA in 10 relief outings, 10.0IP, 8H, 4R/ER, 2BB, 10K,.229 avg) 1R last 8.0ip Spent season between Texas and Atlanta...Signed with the Braves and spent the remainder of the season in the Braves bullpen after 7/11 release from Texas...For year limited LHH to a.234 (18-77) average against...career relief ERA of 3.98 (53ER/120.0IP) Posted a 3.82 ERA over 7 seasons with Washington from (132G/69GS) Indians debut 4/5 vs. BOS (0.2IP, 1K) JEFF MANSHIP #53 vs.all:.000(0-3)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-0)0hr vs.rh:.000(0-3)0hr Home:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (1.0IP,0ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:8/26/2015 vmil Went 1-0 with a 3.86 ERA in 11 relief outings this spring (11.2IP, 8H, 5R/ER, 4BB, 15K,.190 avg) last 5 spring outings 6.0IP, 2H, 0R, 9K.2016 debut 4/5 vs. BOS (1.0IP, 0H, 0R, 2BB) Came to 2015 Major League camp as a non-roster, Minor League player and compiled one of the most impressive seasons of relief in club history, posting a 0.92 ERA in 32 games (39.1IP, 20H, 4R/ER,.155avg), the lowest ERA in club history and lowest in MLB in 2015 among pitchers with 30 games pitched. Was one of just 12 pitchers since at least 1914 to have an ERA of 0.92 or better in at least 30 games Allowed runs in just 4 of his 32 appearances with Cleveland ZACH McALLISTER #34 vs.all:.167(1-6)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-2)0hr vs.rh:.250(1-4)0hr Home:1-0-0, 0.00ERA (1.2IP,0ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:4/6/2016 vbos Last Went 0-0 with a 2.08 ERA in 8 relief outings this spring (8.2IP, 9H, 3R/2ER, 2BB, 9K,.257 avg) Did not pitch March 4-15 (illness) 2016 debut 4/6 vs. BOS (1.2IP, 1H, 0R, W#1) Was a steady member of the Indians 2015 bullpen, finishing 2nd on the club in relief innings pitched (65.0), T15th in the A.L. in relief ERA (2.49) and tied for T8th in relief strikeouts (79). DANNY OTERO #61 vs.all:.000(0-0)0hr vs.lh:.000(0-0)0hr vs.rh:.000(0-0)0hr Home:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Last Save:6/19/2014 vbos Acquired from Philadelphia on Dec. 18 for cash.posted a 3.95 ERA in 13 relief outings this spring (13.2IP, 20H, 7R/ 6ER, 3BB, 9K,.357 avg) Has walked only 1.41 batters per 9.0 IP throughout his career and has yielded just 11 home runs in IP coming into He spent most of the 2015 season in Oakland, allowing just 2 runs over his last 7 outings to conclude the season (9.0IP), before being claimed on outright waivers by Philadelphia on November 3...Spent three stints on the AAA Nashville roster. BRYAN SHAW #27 vs.all:.250(1-4)0hr vs.lh:.333(1-3)0hr vs.rh:.000(0-1)0hr Home:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (1.0IP,0ER)1G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (0.0IP,0ER)0G Last Win:8/29/2015 vlaa Last Save:7/7/2015 vhou Posted a 8.64 ERA in 9 relief outings this spring (8.1IP, 12H, 8R/ER, 5BB, 6K,.333 avg) Recorded first hold of the season in 2016 debut on 4/6 vs. BOS (1.0IP, 1H, 0R, 1K) Enjoyed another solid season in 2015, leading the team in appearances and holds for the second straight season...finished 7th among A.L.relievers in holds (23) and tied for 2nd in games pitched (74)...Was also T20th in the A.L. with 64.0 relief innings pitched. T1st in MLB for most relief outings (225) since the start of 2013 Posted an ERA of 2.76 (64 games, 58.2IP, 49H, 18ER, 17BB, 49SO) from April 30 thru the end of the season. RELIEF EFFECTIVENESS Last Appearance First Batter Saves Inherited Runners Pitcher Date OPP(score) IP H R/ER BB SO HR DEC Faced Retired SV Chances IR Scored Allen, C. 4/6 vs.bos(7-6) 1.0-0/0-1 - SV Bauer, T. 4/5 vs.bos(2-6) / ND Chamberlain, J. 4/5 vs.bos(2-6) 1.0-0/ ND Detwiler, R. 4/6 vs.bos(7-6) / ND Manship, J. 4/5 vs.bos(2-6) 1.0-0/ ND Mcallister, Z. 4/6 vs.bos(7-6) / W Otero, D Shaw, B. 4/6 vs.bos(7-6) /0-1 - ND Tomlin, J TEAM 4/6 vs.bos(7-6) / W vs. BOS Red Sox Career vs. BOS Red Sox W-L-S ERA G IP H R/ER BB SO W-L-S ERA IP/ER Allen, Cody / /3 Bauer, Trevor / /7 Chamberlain, Joba / /37 Detwiler, Ross / /3 Kluber, Corey / /24 Manship, Jeff / /1 Mcallister, Zach / /12 Otero, Dan /3 Salazar, Danny /2 Shaw, Bryan / /5 INDIANS /

5 PAGE 5 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES thursday, april 7, 2016 STARTS IN THE ORDER PLAYER M. Byrd C. Cowgill R. Davis Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe Pitchers GAMES STARTED PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF RF CF DH M. Byrd C. Cowgill R. Davis Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe LINE-UPS USED:02 in 2 games SCORING BY INNING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th EXTRA TOTAL RUNS Indians Opponent Multi-hit Game Multi-RBI GM HR TYPE/LAST HOME RUN PLAYER High Last MH High solo 2run 3run GS Last HR M. Byrd , 4/6 vbos , 4/5 vbos /3/15 vcol(rusin) C. Cowgill R. Davis , 4/6 vbos /25/15 vmin(perkins) Y. Gomes , 4/5 vbos , 4/5 vbos J. Kipnis , 4/6 vbos , 4/6 vbos F. Lindor , 4/5 vbos 4/5 vbos /30/15 vmin(duensing) M. Napoli , 4/6 vbos , 4/6 vbos /6/16 vbos(tazawa) T. Naquin , 4/6 vbos R. Perez /1/15 vmin(duffey) J. Ramirez , 4/6 vbos 4/6 vbos , 4/6 vbos /30/15 vmin(nolasco) C. Santana , 4/6 vbos 4/6 vbos , 4/6 vbos /6/16 vbos(buchholz) J. Uribe , 4/5 vbos , 4/6 vbos /18/15 vnyy(shreve) INDIANS BATTING BY MONTH HITTER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY M. Byrd.167 (1-6), RBI, 2G C. Cowgill.000 (0-2), 2G R. Davis.167 (1-6), 2G Y. Gomes.143 (1-7), RBI, 2G J. Kipnis.167 (1-6), RBI, 2G F. Lindor.250 (2-8), 2G M. Napoli.167 (1-6) HR, RBI, 2G T. Naquin.333 (1-3), 2G J. Ramirez.400 (2-5), RBI, G C. Santana.500 (3-6) HR, 3RBI, 2G J. Uribe.143 (1-7), RBI, 2G vs. BOS Red Sox G. AB R H HR RBI AVG M. Byrd C. Cowgill R. Davis Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe INDIANS Career vs. BOS Red Sox AVG AB H HR RBI M. Byrd C. Cowgill R. Davis Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe

6 PAGE 6 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES thursday, april 7, 2016 CLEVELAND TEAM BATTING Runs, Game...7 Runs, Inning...4 Most Hits, Game (9 inn.)...9 Most Hits, Game (Extras)... Fewest Hits, Game...5 Hits, Inning... 4 Doubles...2 Triples... Home Runs...2 Home Runs, Both Clubs...5 Consecutive Games w/hr...1 Consecutive Games 0HR...1 Consecutive Scoreless Innings... 5 Extra-Base Hits...4 Fewest Extra-Base Hits... 0 Total Bases...17 Stolen Bases...1 Walks (9 inn.)...6 Walks (Extras)... Strikeouts (9 inn.)...15 Strikeouts (Extras)... Left On Base (9 inn.)...7 Left On Base (Extras) HIGHS & LOWS, 1st inning, 4th inning CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most At-Bats:...5 Ramirez, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Plate Appearances: x, last Lindor, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Runs:...2 Mike Napoli, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Hits: times Most Doubles: times Most Triples:... Most Home Runs: times Most Extra-Base Hits:...2 Santana, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Total Bases:...6 Santana, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Runs Batted In:...3 Santana, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Stolen Bases:...1 Davis, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Caught Stealing:...1 Davis, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Walks:...2 Kipnis, vs. Boston, April 6 Most Strikeouts:...3 Davis/Napoli, vs. Boston, April 5 Hit Streak...2 Santana, April 5-6 Errors...1 Uribe, CLEVELAND TEAM PITCHING Most Hits Allowed:...11 vs. Boston, April 5 Most Batters Faced:...43 vs. Boston, April 5 Most Runs Allowed:...6 2x, last vs. Boston, April 6 Most Earned Runs:...6 2x, last vs. Boston, April 6 Most Home Runs:... 3 vs. Boston, April 6 Most Walks:...6 vs. Boston, April 5 Most Strikeouts:...8 vs. Boston, April 5 Most Hit-By-Pitch:...0 vs. Boston, April 6 Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...11 vs. Boston, April 5 Fewest Walks...3 vs. Boston, April 6 Consec. Scoreless IP (team)...3, two times CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL PITCHING Innings, Starter Fewest Innings, Starter Innings, Reliever Consec. Scoreless IP(starter) Consec. Scoreless IP (relief) Consec. Scoreless Apps (relief)...1 Winning Streak, Starter... Winning Streak, Reliever... 1 Losing Streak...1 Strikeouts, Starter... 5 Strikeouts, Reliever...2 Walks, Starter... 2 Walks, Reliever...2 Runs Allowed, Starter...4 Earned Runs Allowed, Starter...4 Hits Allowed, Starter...9 Home Runs Allowed, Starter...3 Pitches Consec. Save Conversions... 1 Kluber, Carrasco, McAllister, Carrasco, McAllister, several, McAllister, Kluber, 2x, last Carrasco, Bauer, Kluber, 2x, last Detwiler, 2x, last Carrasco, 2x, last Carrasco, Kluber, Carrasco, 2x, last Carrasco, Allen, CLEVELAND MISCELLANEOUS Winning Streak...1 Losing Streak...1 Longest Game, Innings x, last Longest Game, Time, 9 IP...3:29 Longest Game, Time, Xtra... Shortest Game, Time...3:13 Largest Crowd, Home...34,493 Largest Crowd, Road... Winning Margin...1 (7-6) Losing Margin... 4 (2-6) Largest De cit Overcome in Win...1 (5-6) Largest Lead Blown in Loss... Team Errors...1 Double Plays Turned (team), 9IP...1 Double Plays Turned (team), extra... Double Plays Hit Into (team), 9IP.1 Double Plays Hit Into (team),extra CATCHER PROFILES G/GS Record cera IP ER CS SBA CS% PB GOMES 2/ % PEREZ OUTFIELD ASSISTS (0) Brantley...0 Chisenhall... 0 Byrd...0 Naquin... 0 Cowgill...0 Ramirez... 0 Davis...0 LAST TIME IT HAPPENDED CLEVELAND TEAM BATTING/PITCHING/FIELDING Shutout, Offensive (0 in 2016)...Sept. 27, 2015 at Kansas City Consecutive Team Shutouts...June 28, 2015 at Baltimore (day/night DH) Triple Play Turned...July 1, 2014 at Los Angeles-NL (LF-C-2B, 32nd all-time) Hit Into Triple Play...Sept 1, 2000 vs. Baltimore (Alomar, 26th all-time) Twenty Hits, One Game...May 14, 2014 at Toronto (22) Twenty Runs, One Game...April 18, 2009 at New York-AL Five (or more) Runs, One IP (0 in 16)...Sept. 18, 2015 vs. Chicago-AL (8th inn) Ten Runs, One Inning...Sept 30, 2012 vs. KC (5th inning) Ten Runs Allowed, One Inning...August 6, 2012 vs. Minnesota (2nd inning) Ten Hits, One Inning...April 8, 2011 at Seattle (4th) Seven Home Runs, One Game...April 30, 2013 vs. Philadelphia No-Hitter, Against...Ervin Santana, July 27, 2011 vs. LA Angels Perfect Game, Against...Never One Hitter Against, Team...June 30, 2014 at LA Dodgers CG/SHO One Hitter, Against...Dan Haren, April 12, 2011 at LA Angels Complete Game/SHO, Against...Jose Quintana, July 24, 2015 vs. Chicago-AL CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL BATTING Six Hits, One Game...Omar Vizquel, August 31, 2004 at New York-AL Nine RBI, One Game...Lonnie Chisenhall, June 9, 2014 at Texas Five Runs, One Game...Michael Brantley, June 9, 2014 at Texas Last Cycle...Travis Hafner, August 14, 2003 at Minnesota Last Cycle, Opponent...Mark Teixeira, August 17, 2004 at Texas Three Home Runs...Lonnie Chisenhall, June 9, 2014 at Texas Three Home Runs, Opponent...Dan Johnson, Oct 3, 2012 vs. Chicago-AL Grand Slam Home Run (0 in 2016)...Carlos Santana, Sept. 18, 2015 vs. Chicago-AL Lead-off Home Run (0 in 2016)...Jason Kipnis, Sept. 24, 2015 at Minnesota (Gibson) Walk-off Home Run (0 in 2016)...Mike Aviles, August 15, 2014 vs. Baltimore Pinch-Hit Home Run (5 in 2016)...Jose Ramirez, Sept. 8, 2015 at Chicago-AL Pinch-Hit Grand Slam (0 in 2016)...Jerry Sands, August 8, 2015 vs. Minnesota Inside-the-Park HR...Carlos Santana, August 31, 2013 at Detroit Home Run, both sides of plate...carlos Santana, July 27, 2014 at Kansas City Four Doubles, One Game...Sandy Alomar, June 6, 1997 at Boston Steal of Home...David Dellucci, May 27, 2008 vs. Chicago-AL CLEVELAND TEAM PITCHING Shutout, Defensive (0 in 2016)...October 3, 2015 vs. Boston Consecutive Shutouts, Team...July 27-28, 2013 vs. Texas Consecutive scoreless IP, starters ip, May 10-14, strikeouts, Team (9.0IP)...May 13, 2015 vs. St. Louis (club record, 9.0IP) 19 strikeouts, Team (Extras)...July 2, 2015 at Tampa Bay Six Home Runs Allowed, game...august 1, 2003 at Texas (7 allowed) Inside-the-Park HR, allowed...jeff Baker, June 17, 2008 at Colorado Grand Slam, allowed (0 in 2016)...Kris Bryant, June 17, 2015 vs. Chicago-NL(Murphy) Walk-off HR, allowed (0 in 2016)...Ryan Goins, Sept. 1, 2015 at Toronto (Shaw) Lead-off HR, allowed (0 in 2016)...Alex Gordon, Sept. 14, 2015 vs. KC (Carrasco) 20 runs, allowed...june 4, 2002 at Minnesota (23 runs) 20 hits, allowed...september 1, 2014 vs. Detroit CLEVELAND INDIVIDUAL PITCHING No-Hitter/Perfect Game...Len Barker, May 15, 1981 vs. Toronto Complete Game...Carlos Carrasco, Sept. 25, 2015 at Kansas City CG, Shutout...Carlos Carrasco, Sept. 25, 2015 at Kansas City CG, One-Hitter...Carlos Carrasco, Sept. 25, 2015 at Kansas City 18 Strikeouts, One Game...Corey Kluber, May 13, 2015 vs. St. Louis Four Strikeouts, One Inning...Justin Masterson, August 4, 2011 at Boston Consecutive Ind. Shutouts...Jeremy Sowers, July 22-28, 2006 Two Consecutive Complete Gms...Corey Kluber, August 9-14, 2015 vs. Minnesota Consecutive Indiv CGs, Team Games..July , 2015 (Bauer/Kluber/Carrasco) Position Player Pitching...Ryan Raburn & David Murphy, June 17, 2015 vs. CHI Four Home Runs, Allowed...Corey Kluber, August 19, 2015 at Boston CLEVELAND MISCELLANEOUS Ten-Game Winning Streak...Sept 19-29, 2013 (ended season) Ten-Game Losing Streak...July 27-August 7, 2012 (11 games) Sweep of Opponent in Series (0)...Oct 2-4, 2015 vs. Boston Red Sox (3 games) Swept by Opponent in Series (0)...7/23-26/15 vs. CWS (4 games); 8/24/15@CHC(1G) Victory when Trailing after 8.0IP (0)...May 16, 2015 at Texas Loss when Winning after 8.0IP (0)...August 5, 2015 at Los Angeles-AL 1-0 win/1-0 loss...w-june 21, 2015 vtb / L-July 4, 2015 at PIT INDIANS 2016 GRAND SLAMS (0) Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning INDIANS 2016 PINCH-HIT HR (0) Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning INDIANS 2016 WALK-OFF HR (0) Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher Inning INDIANS 2016 WALK-OFF WINS/NON-HR (0) Date/Opp Batter/Situation Inning UPCOMING MILESTONES Cody Allen 100 career saves (has 61) Michael Brantley 1000 career hits (has 909) Michael Brantley 200 career doubles (has 190) Michael Brantley 100 career steals (has 94) Joba Chamberlain 400 career appearances (has 366) Lonnie Chisenhall 500 career hits (has 373) Rajai Davis 1000 career hits (has 871) Rajai Davis 500 runs scored (has 470) Mike Napoli 1000 career hits (has 911) Mike Napoli 200 career doubles (has 191) Danny Salazar 500 career strikeouts (has 380) Juan Uribe 200 career home runs (has 192) 2016 DISABLED LIST 2016 MULTI-HR GAMES (0) Date/Opp Batters (career#) 2016 LEAD-OFF HR (0) Date/Opp Batter/Pitcher BACK-TO-BACK HR (0) Date/Opp Batters/Inning CURRENT ERRORLESS GMS Jesus Aguilar...8G, 9/6/14 vs CWS Abraham Almonte 65G, 09/17/14 vs PHI Michael Brantley...19G, 8/29/15 vs. LAA Marlon Byrd G, 9/27/14 vs. ATL Lonnie Chisenhall.33G, 8/22/15 at NYY Collin Cowgill G, 5/24/14 vs. KC Rajai Davis...16G, 9/8/15 vs. TB Yan Gomes...30G, 8/23/15 at NYY Jason Kipnis...16G, 9/9/15 at CWS Francisco Lindor.. 16G, 9/19/15 vs. CWS Mike Napoli... 8G, 9/22/15 at OAK Tyler Naquin...2G, n/a Roberto Perez...7G, 9/5/15 at DET Jose Ramirez...4G, 10/2/15 vs. MIN PLAYER (2016) INJURY DATES(Days/Games) Carlos Santana... 40G, 8/1/15 at OAK RHP Tommy Hunter rehab, abdominal surgery Juan Uribe...1G, 4/5/16 vs. BOS OF Michael Brantley rehab, R shoulder surgery Giovanny Urshela... 3G,9/17/15 vs. KC OF Lonnie Chisenhall L wrist impingement