schaumburg boomers 2012 GAME NOTES

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1 river city rascals (14-6) lhp justin edwards (1-2, 4.22) boomers 6, rascals 5 The Boomers rebounded a night after allowing 15 hits in a 12-3 loss by holding River City to just five hits in a victory. Five pitchers combined in the win. Starter Jose Rodriguez was much improved from his first professional start, utilizing his pitch count to work through four innings. Dave Whigham earned the win, his first of the season, after allowing two runs in two innings. Joe Parsons and Adam Tollefson bridged the gap for Patrick Mincey, who posted the final three outs to earn his third save. The Boomers opened the scoring with two runs in the bottom of the second including a solo homer from Nate Baumann. River City posted three unanswered runs, taking a 3-2 lead when Jason Patton connected on a two-run homer in the sixth. Schaumburg answered with two runs in the bottom of the frame to take the lead again and added two in the eighth to pad the lead. Gerardo Avila s ninth inning two-run homer accounted for the final tally. Sean Mahley drove home four runs for the Boomers in the win while Baumann collected three hits. Every member of the lineup reached base at least once in the game. bottom boys The eighth and ninth hitters in the Schaumburg lineup recorded five of the eight hits last night as well as driving home all six runs and scoring twice. Sean Mahley, batting eighth, drove home a franchise record four runs. Nine times previously a Boomer player had driven home two runs in a game. Mahley lifted a sacrifice fly in the second to plate the first run and added a first pitch two-run opposite field single to put the Boomers back in front in the sixth. The rookie also singled and scored in the eighth. Nate Baumann hit ninth for the first time this year and responded with three extra-base hits. Baumann hit his second homer of the year in the second, clearing the wall in right-center. The right-fielder also added doubles in the fifth and eighth. The eighth inning double scored Mahley with the game-winning run. perfect patrick To begin the 2012 season, Manager Jamie Bennett has used closer by committee with four different Schaumburg pitchers posting saves. That may have changed with the emergence of rookie Patrick Mincey. Mincey collected his third save in as many chances by retiring three straight in the ninth last night. Mincey entered following a two-run homer to pull River City within 6-5 but capped the game with a three-pitch strikeout of catcher Zach Deutscher. The Hartsville, South Carolina native has not allowed a run in eight appearances out of the bullpen. Mincey has logged 8.1 innings and tallied 13 strikeouts with three walks and just four hits. The Boomers are 7-for-8 in save opportunities this season. In addition to Mincey's three, Alex Theiroff has saved two games while Jason Braun and Dave Whigham one apiece. schaumburg boomers 2012 GAME NOTES boomersbaseball.com. (847) 461-FOWL (3695) South Springinsguth rd.. schaumburg, ill at schaumburg boomers (12-8) rhp robby donovan (2-1, 4.30) AM 1410 WRMN Game #21 home Game #12 sunday, june 10 boomers stadium schaumburg, ill. 1:00 p.m. Last 10 Games (6-4) June 9 RIVER CITY W 6-5 June 8 RIVER CITY L 12-3 June 7 GATEWAY W 5-4 June 6 GATEWAY W 3-1 June 5 GATEWAY W 5-4 June Illinois L 9-5 June Illinois L 5-3 June Illinois L 7-2 May 31 LONDON W 3-2 (10) May 30 LONDON W 6-3 NEXT 10 Games June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 14 ROCKFORD 6:30 p.m. June 15 ROCKFORD 6:30 p.m. June 16 ROCKFORD 1:00 p.m. June 17 WINDY CITY 1:00 p.m. June 18 WINDY CITY 6:30 p.m. June 19 WINDY CITY 6:30 p.m. June 7:05 p.m vs. river city (1-1) June 8 RIVER CITY L 12-3 June 9 RIVER CITY W 6-5 June 10 RIVER CITY 1:00 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. Home games listed in bold and played at Boomers Stadium All Times Central pitching probables subject to change date opponent boomers vs. opponent time June LHP Cameron Roth (3-0, 1.59) vs. RHP Steven Maxwell (2-1, 2.96) 7:05 p.m. June RHP Tyler Watkins (1-1, 2.39) vs. TBA 7:05 p.m. June RHP Robbie Penny (1-2, 5.96) vs. RHP Eric Binder (2-1, 3.18) 7:05 p.m.

2 manager jamie bennett As the Boomers take the field in 2012, Jamie Bennett will be stepping out of the dugout as a manager for the first time in his storied baseball career. Bennett admits his career to which many young baseball players are judged, high school, was not overly decorated. He was, however, a three-sport athlete in high school, playing basketball and running track. But the focus for Bennett was baseball, pitching and outfield. Bennett received only one offer to play ball at the collegiate level - Volunteer State Community College in Gallatin, Tenn. He remains grateful to the Pioneers experience for the good conditioning programs and baseball regiment, furthering his development into a full time left-handed pitcher. In JuCo, I was (topping out) in the high-80s, so I grew a lot, Bennett explained, and opened a lot of doors. Had two good years and did well in JuCo. The University of Tennessee noticed his success and brought Bennett on for the final two years of his collegiate career. While at Tennessee, Bennett was named All-SEC pitcher both years and set the SEC single season record for innings pitched (164 IP) and Tennessee single season record for strikeouts (144 Ks) in With his star on the rise at the collegiate level, the Philadelphia Phillies organization drafted the undersized left-hander. Jamie Bennett pitched in the Phillies farm system for over two years. Bennett quietly smiled as he revealed his Major League moment: striking out Derek Jeter in an Extended Spring Training contest. The numbers game caught up to Jamie in affiliated ball, however, and he was forced to set his eyes on independent baseball, continuing his passion and helping franchises win. With a few offers on the table, Bennett chose to play for Greg Tagert, then-manager of the Dubois County Dragons, a former Frontier League franchise. The two forged an instant connection. Greg was always straight-forward and always ran a regimented program. A lot of structure. Those were things I looked for, Bennett said. Bennett pitched for Tagert for three years in the Frontier League before traveling to Tagert s current team and fellow Salvi Sports Enterprises franchise, the Gary SouthShore RailCats of the American Association of Independent Professional Baseball. During the 2005 season, the RailCats capped off a historic championship run (formerly the Northern League Championship) against the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks (currently of the American Association) in five games. And for Game Five, Tagert chose his most reliable arm to start on the mound, Jamie Bennett. The left-hander hurled five innings and allowed only one run. It was the first playoff appearance and league championship in RailCats franchise history. Game Five was also Bennett s final professional outing. You couldn t have drawn up 2005 any better, Bennett said. After winning the 2005 Northern League Championship, Bennett started coaching the University of South Carolina Aiken baseball team for the 2006 collegiate season while he finished his bachelor s degree. The transition, like for any player, proved difficult. It was time to move on from playing, Bennett explained, It s a little tough to not be out there. Once the game gets going, things are out of your control, which is difficult to get used to. A call from Greg Tagert, however, in the middle of the 2006 professional season launched a decorated coaching career. When Bennett joined the RailCats 35 games into the season, the pitching staff posted a below-average 5.63 ERA. Bennett s effect was evident immediately. Over the final 62 games of the season, under Bennett s leadership, the RailCats pitching staff recorded a 3.45 ERA. Under Bennett s watch ( ), his pitching staffs posted an ERA under 4.00 twice, and two of his RailCats pitchers earned the league s Pitcher of the Year awards. Four of his former players, Willie Glen, Chad Blackwell, Kris Regas and Edwin Walker, signed to Major League organizations from the RailCats. During Bennett s playing days and coaching career with the club, the RailCats went to the playoffs all six years ( ), reaching the league championship series five times ( ) and winning the league championship twice (2005, 2007). After the 2010 RailCats playoff run, Bennett contemplated his next move in baseball. Life s unexpected turns always play a role. Months after the season, his wife, Julie, expected the couple s first baby. With the timing of the baby s due date, Jamie was forced to walk away from baseball for a year. The baby boy, Oliver Andrew Bennett, was born on August 13, 2011, just as the 2011 season was wrapping up. Coaching, for the Bennett family, was impossible. For the first time in years, Jamie had to watch from the stands. Yet the development of a baseball professional lived on in Jamie s heart. He wanted to manage. Under Tagert, he learned and contributed to the player procurement process and became a vital part to constructing a pitching staff, which was manifested in the team s success. Bennett didn t have to wait too long after changing diapers and feeding the little infant milk. Greg Tagert called Jamie once again in September, this time with a different opportunity. Pat Salvi s new franchise, the Schaumburg Boomers, needed a manager. Tagert knew just the guy, his trusted (left-handed pitcher) right-hand man, Jamie. When the Schaumburg Boomers and logo were introduced to the world on October 18, 2011, the Schaumburg community met the man at the helm of their new baseball franchise. Bennett attended the Unveiling Party and addressed the crowd. He wowed the audience while promising a team they d be proud of, both on and off the field. In 2012, Bennett is going to field a professional baseball team as the manager for the first time. And he couldn t be more thrilled. Boomers fans shouldn t be more thrilled either, because Jamie s track record speaks for itself. Success is his in his D.N.A. As is the orange. When asked which logo he preferred, RailCats or Boomers, he answered, Boomers logo. Going to Tennessee, I m a huge fan of the orange, Bennett said with a smile. first career win: may 18, 2012 at lake erie; 4-0

3 today's Starting Pitcher #44 robby donovan - rhp (2-1, 4.30 ERA; fifth start) lbs. experienced port st. lucie, florida AGE: 23 FIRST SEASON: 2009 ACQUIRED: April 19, 2012 (Free Agent) 2012 SEASON: Earned second win on June 5 by working six innings and allowing three runs with two walks and a strikeout... Threw a season high seven innings at May 30 against London in a no-decision...struck out a season high and franchise record 10 batters...allowed three first inning runs and at least one in each of his first four innings at Windy City on May 24, suffering the loss...pitched five shutout innings in season opener on May 18, earning the very first start and win in franchise history...struck out five to earn the win...left the start early with a blister on throwing hand...struck out the side in the first inning... PRO CAREER: Spent three seasons in the Houston organization, reaching High-A...Opened career as a reliever but transitioned to a starter in 2010, starting 18 games in the South Atlantic League before a promotion to the California League...Logged over 300 innings and started 56 games during three years with the Astros... AMATEUR CAREER: Drafted in the 35th Round out of high school but opted to go to college...spent three seasons at Stetson University, making 32 starts before being chosen in the 23rd Round of the 2009 Draft DAY BY DAY DATE G# OPP H/R SCORE DEC GS GF CG IP H R ER HR BB SO WP HBP ERA 5-18 LE R W 4-0 W WC R L 6-2 L LON H W 6-3 ND GWY H W 5-4 W W- L- S ERA GP IP H AVG R ER HR BB HBP SO WP TOTALS Home Road May June July August RUNS BY INNING INN. RUNS starts RUN support RUNS times CAREER PITCHING RECORD YR CLUB LG CLA W-L PCT ERA G GS CG SO GF SV IP H TBF R ER HR HB BB IB K WP BK 09 Tri-City NYP Lexington SAL A Lancaster CAL A Lancaster CAL A CAREER TOTALS monday's PROBABLE Starting Pitcher: lhp cameron roth (3-0, 1.59) AGE: 23 FIRST SEASON: 2010 ACQUIRED: April 19, 2012 (Free Agent) 2012 SEASON: Has thrown at least six innings in every start...improved to 3-0 on the season by throwing a season high eight innings on June 6, allowing just one run on seven hits...tossed seven innings on May 31 and allowed two runs on six hits...did not allow a run for the first 11.1 innings of Started the first home game in franchise history...earned the win after pitching 7.1 innings...pitched six shutout innings in season debut...struck out three and scattered just two hits to earn the win...the first left-hander to take the mound in franchise history... PRO CAREER: Spent two seasons with the Orioles organization...opened career as a starter in the Appy League before moving to the bullpen in 2011 with Delmarva of the South Atlantic League...Struck out 47 batters in 55.1 innings of work with Bluefield...Threw 82 innings in Delmarva, making four starts among 32 appearances... AMATEUR CAREER: Drafted in the 29th Round of the 2010 MLB Draft...Freshman All-American in 2010 at UNC-Wilmington...Colonial Athletic Association Rookie of the Year as a freshman...tied for second in the CAA in wins as a junior...missed significant time in 2009 with shoulder tenderness, but helped the Bourne Braves win a championship in the Cape Cod League as a reliever, finishing 3-2 in 13 appearances with a 3.45 ERA and 22 strikeouts in 31.1 innings...

4 Record as games no team record quality Record After team runs run support Starter started decisions in starts Starts Team Loss scored per game Robby Donovan Robbie Penny s-jose Rodriguez Cameron Roth Tyler Watkins x-andy Weeks s-spot Starter on June 3 and June 9 x-released 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: starting pitcher breakdown 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: bullpen breakdown 1st batter inherited runners last PITCHER Last Game IP H R/ER BB K Dec. faced/retired ir/scored sv sv opp. last sv holds hold J. Braun June /0 1 0 W 8/3 0/0 1 1 May 27 1 June 5 E. Holmes June /4 0 2 ND 3/3 5/ P. Mincey June /0 0 1 SV 8/7 2/0 3 3 June 9 0 J. Parsons June /0 1 0 HO 7/6 0/ June 9 J. Rodriguez May /0 0 1 HO 5/4 0/ May 30 A. Tollefson June /2 1 1 HO 4/3 2/ June 9 A. Thieroff June /2 1 0 BS 7/5 0/0 2 3 June 5 0 D. Whigham June /2 1 1 W 8/6 4/1 1 1 May 20 2 May 27 TOTALS 55/41 13/ **blown save stat includes all leads surrendered and holds failed after fifth inning 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: pitching breakdown w-l era ip h r er bb ibb k wp hr hbp starters bullpen home away team total

5 STARTERS 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: pitching day-by-day BULLPEN Date Opp. Pitcher IP H R ER BB K HR Pitchers IP H R ER BB K HR Donovan (W) Whigham; Thieroff; Braun Roth (W) Parsons; Nelson; Mincey Watkins (W) Rodriguez; Braun; Whigham (SV) Penny Nelson; Thieroff; Mincey; Parsons (L) Weeks Whigham; Rodriguez; Braun; Nelson (L) Donovan (L) Rodriguez; Nelson; Mincey FLO Roth (W) Whigham; Thieroff (SV) FLO Watkins Mincey; Parsons; Thieroff; Rodriguez (W) FLO Penny (W) Whigham; Braun (SV) LON Weeks (L) Holmes LON Donovan Parsons (W); Rodriguez; Mincey (SV) LON Roth Thieroff; Braun (W) Watkins (L) Whigham; Nelson Penny (L) Parsons; Braun; Tollefson; Mincey Rodriguez (L) Whigham; Holmes; Nelson GWY Donovan (W) Braun; Tollefson; Thieroff (SV) GWY Roth (W) Mincey (SV) GWY Watkins Parsons; Tollefson; Thieroff; Braun (W) RC Penny (L) Holmes RC Rodriguez Whigham (W); Parsons; Tollefson; Mincey (SV)

6 STARTERS 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: OPPONENT pitching day-by-day BULLPEN Date Opp. Pitcher IP H R ER BB K HR Pitchers IP H R ER BB K HR Fagan (L) Sturgill; Schellenberg; Gilmore; Kountis Gonzalez-Diaz (L) Klafczynski; Longfellow; Rickards; Schellenberg Jannis (L) Heston; Longfellow; Gilmore; Kountis Sauer Costello; Click; Corley; Mee; Davis; Jernstad; Recchia; Zegarac (W) Williams Zegarac; Mee; Corley; Click; Costello (W) Recchia (W) Weller; Davis; Costello; Corley (SV) FLO DeSimone (L) Durham; Hanley; Flick FLO Catapano Mathes; Marban (L) FLO Caceras (L) Kline; Flick LON Gonzalez (W) Brennan; Wooten LON Kuo Arnold (L); Francis LON Richmond Francis (L) Gilblair (W) Tew; Shaw (SV) T. Campbell I. Campbell (W); Ayala; Peterson (SV) Fowler (W) Collzao; Shaw; Peterson GWY Johnson (L) Treece; Mahon GWY Brown (L) GWY Gonzalez Tremlin; Barrett (L) RC Marsala (W) Lazzaroni; Shields RC Zabaln (L) Cunniff; Kennedy

7 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: AT A GLANCE HOME GAMES ROAD GAMES ALL GAMES BOOMERS WHEN... W L W L W L Season Day Games Night Games Extra Innings vs. LH Starter vs. RH Starter One-Run Games Two-Run Games Three-Run Games Four-Plus Run Games Shutouts Scoring First Opponent Scores First Scoring Three Runs or Less Scoring Four or More Runs Scoring Five or More Runs Scoring Six or More Runs Out-Hitting Opponent Out-Hit By Opponent Hits are Even Five or Less Hits Opponent Five or Less Hits Hits Opponent 10+ Hits Homering Opponent Homers Homering More than Once Opponent Homers More than Once Errorless Game Committing an Error Leading After Six Trailing After Six Tied After Six Leading After Seven Trailing After Seven Tied After Seven Leading After Eight Trailing After Eight Tied After Eight Decided in Seventh or Later Starter Pitches Six+ Innings Starter Fails to Pitch Six Innings Opposing Starter Pitches Six+ Innings Opposing Starter Fails to Pitch Six Innings Bullpen Inherits Lead Bullpen Enters Trailing Bullpen Enters Tied vs. West Gateway Joliet Normal River City Rockford Windy City vs. East Evansville Florence Lake Erie London Southern Illinois Traverse City Washington May June July August September Monday Games Tuesday Games Wednesday Games Thursday Games Friday Games Saturday Games Sunday Games

8 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: recent player trends Last Appearance Last Series This Series Last Five Games H AB H AB H AB H AB Avg. notes Nate Baumann College roommate of Drew Heithoff Andrew Cohn Attended same HS as Steve Tahsler Brandon Hairston Posted six hits in a college game i14-gerard Hall Midwest League All-Star Drew Heithoff Augustana career leader in 4 categories Nick Kuroczko Played three positions in two years w/ WC Sean Mahley nd Round Pick in Frontier League Draft Jereme Milons Southern Illinois career leader in steals Chad Mozingo rd Round Pick in 2012 FL Draft Ty Nelson Led UT-Martin in average as a senior Frank Pfister Hit first homer in franchise history Karexon Sanchez Three year teammate of Valadez w/indians Mike Valadez Spent the last two seasons w/ Gary 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: starts by position (Record When Starting) C 1B 2B SS 3B LF CF RF DH TOTAL Baumann (10-6) 2 (1-1) 18 (11-7) Cohn (2-1) 12 (7-5) (1-0) 16 (10-6) Hairston (1-3) (2-1) 7 (3-4) i14-hall (5-3) (5-3) Heithoff (7-5) (7-5) Kuroczko (11-5) 1 (0-1) (1-2) 20 (12-8) Mahley (5-4) (2-1) 2 (1-1) 14 (8-6) Milons (4-2) 9 (5-4) 1 (0-1) 4 (3-1) 20 (12-8) Mozingo (3-2) 11 (7-4) (2-1) 19 (12-7) Nelson 4 (2-2) (0-1) 5 (2-3) Pfister (12-8) (12-8) Sanchez (3-1) (3-1) Valadez 16 (10-6) (1-0) 17 (11-6) 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: starts by lineup position (Record When Starting) 1st 2nd 3rd Cleanup 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Baumann (6-4) 6 (3-3) 1 (1-0) (1-0) Cohn 5 (4-1) (1-0) 10 (5-5) Hairston (2-3) 2 (1-1) i14-hall (5-3) Heithoff 4 (2-2) 2 (1-1) (4-2) Kuroczko (6-4) (0-2) 7 (5-2) 1 (1-0) Mahley (0-2) 3 (2-1) 8 (5-3) 1 (1-0) Milons (5-3) 2 (1-1) 10 (6-4) Mozingo 11 (6-5) (6-2) Nelson (1-2) 2 (1-1) --- Pfister (6-4) 10 (6-4) Sanchez (3-1) Valadez (1-0) 12 (7-5) 4 (3-1) --- i14-on 14-Day Injured Reserve List

9 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: miscellaneous stats Catcher stats record by current starting pitchers player starts cs sba %%%%%cs pct. pb pickoffs era donovan penny roth watkins rodriguez total INNINGS Nelson Valadez Team Totals SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: pinch hitter stats last last LAST player H ab %%%%%avg. pinch hit ab pinch hit PINCH HIT RBI Heithoff June 2 (KL) Mahley May 22 (2B) May 22 (2B) Totals SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: hitting streaks player or more current long %%%%% Baumann Cohn Hairston i14-hall Heithoff Kuroczko Mahley Milons Mozingo Nelson Pfister Sanchez Valadez SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: infield hits/game changing rbi's infield bunt tying go-ahead 2-out player hits hits %%%%%rbi rbi rbi Baumann Cohn Hairston i14-hall Heithoff Kuroczko Mahley Milons Mozingo Nelson Pfister Sanchez Valadez i14-on 14-Day Injured Reserve List

10 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: summary stats MULTI-HIT GAMES Player Total Last Time Pfister June 8 vs. River City (2H) Mozingo June 7 vs. Gateway (2H) Cohn June 3 at Southern Illinois (2H) Kuroczko May 31 vs. London (2H) Baumann June 9 vs. River City (3H) i14-hall May 24 at Windy City (3H) Mahley June 9 vs. River City (2H) Milons June 7 vs. Gateway (2H) Valadez June 7 vs. Gateway (2H) Heithoff May 25 vs. Florence (2H) Hairston Nelson Sanchez Team Totals MULTI-RBI GAMES Player Total Last Time Baumann June 9 vs. River City (2RBI) Mahley June 9 vs. River City (4RBI) Pfister May 30 vs. London (2RBI) Cohn May 30 vs. London (2RBI) i14-hall May 20 at Lake Erie (2RBI) Milons May 20 at Lake Erie (2RBI) Mozingo May 27 vs. Florence (2RBI) Valadez May 19 at Lake Erie (2RBI) Hairston Heithoff Kuroczko Nelson Sanchez Team Totals MULTI-RUN GAMES Player Total Last Time Milons June 7 vs. Gateway (2R) Mozingo June 9 vs. River City (2R) Cohn May 20 at Lake Erie (2R) Heithoff May 30 vs. London (2R) Kuroczko May 19 at Lake Erie (2R) Mahley June 3 at Southern Illinois (2R) Baumann Hairston i14-hall Nelson Pfister Sanchez Valadez Team Totals i14-on the 14-Day Injured Reserve List

11 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: homeruns DATE OPPONENT (INNING) HITTER (HR#) TYPE OPPOSING PITCHER May Erie (Top 2nd) Frank Pfister (1) Solo Eric Gonzalez-Diaz May Erie (Top 8th) Mike Valadez (1) Solo Josh Rickards May City (Top 2nd) Frank Pfister (2) Solo Dustin Williams May 25 Florence (Bottom 6th) Nate Baumann (1) 2-Run Dan DeSimone May 27 Florence (Bottom 4th) Chad Mozingo (1) Solo Andres Caceres June Illinois (Top 7th) Frank Pfister (3) Solo Albert Ayala June Illinois (Top 3rd) Frank Pfister (4) Solo Brian Fowler June Illinois (Top 8th) Sean Mahley (1) 2-Run Gabriel Shaw June 7 Gateway (Bottom 7th) Jereme Milons (1) Solo Jonathan Gonzalez June 7 Gateway (Bottom 7th) Chad Mozingo (2) Solo Jonathan Gonzalez June 9 River City (Bottom 2nd) Nate Baumann (2) Solo Keli i Zablan

12 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: opponent homeruns DATE OPPONENT (INNING) HITTER (HR#) TYPE PITCHER (ALLOWED) May Erie (Bottom 8th) Jason Taylor (1) Solo Joe Parsons (1) May Erie (Bottom 8th) Russ Moldenhauer Solo Thomas Nelson (1) May Erie (Bottom 9th) Jason Taylor (2) Solo Jason Braun (1) May City (Bottom 2nd) Chad Creger (2) Solo Robbie Penny (1) May City (Bottom 6th) Chad Creger (3) Solo Dave Whigham (1) May City (Bottom 3rd) Chad Creger (4) Solo Robby Donovan (1) May 27 Florence (Top 4th) David Harris (2) Solo Robbie Penny (2) May 29 London (Top 2nd) Joash Brodin (3) Grand Slam Andy Weeks (1) June Illinois (Bottom 3rd) Matt Fields (6) 2-Run Tyler Watkins (1) June Illinois (Bottom 2nd) Sean Coughlin (1) Solo Robbie Penny (3) June Illinois (Bottom 4th) Will Block (1) 2-Run Dave Whigham (2) June 9 River City (Top 6th) Jason Patton (3) 2-Run Dave Whigham (3) June 9 River City (Top 9th) Gerard Avila (2) 2-Run Adam Tollefson (1)

13 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: homerun DATA vs. vs. last gp since HITTER SOLO 2R 3R GS TOTAL lhp rhp HR OPPONENT PITCHER last hr record Pfister June Illinois Brian Fowler Baumann June 9 River City Keli i Zablan Mozingo June 7 Gateway Jonathan Gonzalez Mahley June Illinois Gabriel Shaw Milons June 7 Gateway Jonathan Gonzalez Valadez May Erie Josh Rickards Cohn 17 Hairston 8 i14-hall 8 Heithoff 13 Kuroczko 20 Ty Nelson 9 i14- On 14-day Injured Reserve List 2012 boomer TEAM HOME RUN DATA Home 5 Road 6 No Outs 6 One Out 3 Two Outs 2 Bases Empty 9 One On 2 Two On 0 Bases Loaded 0 vs. LHP 3 vs. RHP 8 vs. Starter 8 vs. Reliever 3 HOME RUNS BY INNING 1st 0 2nd 3 3rd 1 4th 1 5th 0 6th 1 7th 3 8th 2 9th 0 Extras 0 Grand Slams (0) Back-To-Back Homers (1) Date/Inning Note Jereme Milons/Chad Mozingo June 7 vs. Gateway (Bottom 7th) To tie and take the lead; First in franchise history Walk-Off Homers (0) Pinch-Hit Homers (0) Inside-The-Park Homers (0)

14 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: highs and lows TEAM NOTES Most Consecutive Wins 3; Three Times Most Consecutive Losses 3; Twice Most Runs, Game 7; May 20 at Lake Erie Most Runs, Inning 5; Twice Most Runs Allowed, Game 12; Twice Most Runs Allowed, Inning 5; June 8 vs. River City (Top 4th) Most Hits, Game 14; June 3 at Southern Illinois Most Hits Allowed, Game 17; May 29 vs. London Fewest Hits, Game 4; May 18 at Lake Erie Fewest Hits Allowed, Game 4; May 18 at Lake Erie Most Home Runs, Game 2; Three Times Most Home Runs, Inning 2; June 7 vs. Gateway (Bottom 7th) Most Home Runs Allowed, Game 2; May 19 at Lake Erie Most Doubles, Game 3; Twice Most Triples, Game 1; Six Times Most Extra Base Hits, Game 5; June 7 vs. Gateway Most Stolen Bases, Game 4; May 19 at Lake Erie Most Walks, Game (Batters) 10; May 22 at Windy City Most Walks, Game (Pitchers) 6; Twice Most Strikeouts, Game (Batters) 10; May 22 at Windy City Most Strikeouts, Game (Pitchers) 13; May 30 vs. London Most Left on Base, Game 15; May 22 at Windy City Most Errors, Game 3; Twice Longest Game (Innings) 15; May 22 at Windy City Longest Nine Inning Game (Minutes) 3:04; May 20 at Lake Erie Longest Extra Inning Game (Minutes) 4:34; May 22 at Windy City Shortest Nine Inning Game (Minutes) 2:00; June 6 vs. Gateway Biggest Deficit in Win 2; Three Times Biggest Lead in Loss 1; Twice individual batting Longest Hitting Streak 9; Frank Pfister, May 27-June 6 Most Hits, Game 4; Jereme Milons, May 20 at Lake Erie Most Doubles, Game 2; Twice Most Triples, Game 1; Six Times Most Home Runs, Game 1; 11 Times Most Runs, Game 3; Chad Mozingo, May 20 at Lake Erie Most RBI, Game 4; Sean Mahley, June 9 vs. River City Most Walks, Game 2; Six Times Most Stolen Bases, Game 1; 16 Times Most Strikeouts, Game 3; Nick Kuroczko, June 1 at Southern Illinois individual pitching Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 10; Robby Donovan, May 30 vs. London Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 4; Joe Parsons, May 19 at Lake Erie Most Hits Allowed, Game (Starter) 13; Andy Weeks, May 29 vs. London Most Consecutive Scoreless Innings 11.1; Cameron Roth (May 19-25) Longest Start 8.1; Tyler Watkins, May 26 vs. Florence Longest Relief Outing 4.1; Eric Holmes, Twice Most Walks 4; Three Times opponents Most Hits, Game (Individual) 4; Chad Cregar, May 23 at Windy City Most RBI, Game 4; Chris Andreas, June 8 vs. River City Most Runs, Game 4; Jason Patton, June 8 vs. River City Most Strikeouts, Game (Starter) 5; Maxx Catapano, May 26 vs. Florence Most Strikeouts, Game (Reliever) 3; Six Times Most Hits Allowed, Game (Starter) 9; Mickey Jannis, May 20 at Lake Erie Longest Start 8; Twice Most Walks 6; Twice

15 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: team highlights SHUTOUTS Date Opponent Score Pitcher(s) May Erie 4-0 Donovan (5); Whigham (2); Thieroff (1); Braun (1) May 26 Florence 1-0 (13) Watkins (8.1); Mincey (.2); Parsons (2); Thieroff (1); Rodriguez (1) opponent SHUTOUTS Date Opponent Score Pitcher(s) STRIKEOUT THE SIDE Date Opponent Inning Pitcher Note May Erie 1st Robby Donovan (1) Struck out the side in the first ever inning of Boomers Baseball 10+ or more STRIKEOUT games Date Opponent Pitcher total Note May 30 London Robby Donovan 10 At least one strikeout in each of seven innings pitched 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: last at bat victories date OPP SCORE NOTES May 26 Florence 1-0 (13) Nick Kuroczko scored on a bases loaded WP in the 13th for the first walk-off win in franchise history May 30 London 6-3 Boomers rally from down 3-1 with a five-run bottom of the eighth May 31 London 3-2 (10) Nate Baumann delivers game-winning walk-off SF in the 10th June 7 Gateway 5-4 Mike Valadez delivers walk-off single with bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth after Gateway scored twice in the top of the inning to tie the game

16 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: team summary SERIES STATS Sweeps: 3; LAST: June 5-7 vs. Gateway Swept: 2; LAST: June 1-3 at Southern Illinois One of Three: Two of Three: 1; LAST: May vs. London Opener: 3-4 Game Two: 5-2 Finale: 4-2 Rubber Game: 1-0 RECORD BY UNIFORM White 8-2 Grey 3-6 Alternate 0-0 Special 1-0* Pink Uniforms for Cancer Survivors Night on June 9 SCORE BY INNING EX Total BOOMERS Opponent Difference record by runs scored or more BOOMERS Opponent victory margin BOOMERS Opponent multi-run innings BOOMERS Opponent Comeback Wins: 6 Losses After Leading: 2 Games Decided in Last AB: 4-2 Walk-Off Games: 3-2 Different Lineups: 17* *Lineup includes when players started at different positions but were in the same slot in the batting order

17 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: ballpark information boomers stadium Built as a joint venture by the Village of Schaumburg and the Schaumburg Park District in 1999, the Schaumburg Boomers play all of their home games at Schaumburg Boomers Stadium located at the southeast corner of the Elgin-O Hare Expressway at Springinsguth Road (adjacent to Schaumburg Metra Station). The park is just five minutes west of I-290 and 8 miles southwest of Woodfield Mall. The $17 million stadium was designed by Sink Combs Dethlefs Architects and built by Turner Construction to the exact same dimensions as Wrigley Field, the historic, landmark home of the Chicago Cubs. With a capacity of 7,365 fans with 5,665 fixed seats, the ballpark also includes 16 luxury suites, 200 outfield bleacher seats and an additional 900 fans can be accommodated in the lawn area along both foul lines. The Schaumburg Club located on the first base side of the suite level features restaurant style seating complete with a full bar and glass-enclosed viewing of the game and is also available for private parties and banquets year round. May 26 May 26 May 27 May 31 June 1 June 1 June 5 June IN SEASON TRANSACTIONS Placed LHP Thomas Nelson on the 7-Day Injured Reserve List retroactive to May 25 Signed LHP Eric Holmes Placed SS Gerard Hall on the 14-Day Injured Reserve List Released LHP Andy Weeks Signed LHP Adam Tollefson Reinstated LHP Thomas Nelson from the 7-Day Injured Reserve List Released LHP Thomas Nelson Signed IF Karexon Sanchez In October, 2011, Roger Bossard aka The Sodfather installed a brand new playing surface at Schaumburg Boomers Stadium. The longtime Chicago White Sox groundskeeper and veteran of field installation for 12 MLB clubs and countless other fields, Bossard not only oversaw the project but personally laid virtually every roll of new sod installed during the three week long process. Top Ten Crowds of ,067 May 25 vs. Florence 2. 3,555 June 9 vs. River City 3. 3,116 June 8 vs. River City 4. 2,919 May 27 vs. Florence 5. 2,231 May 26 vs. Florence 6. 1,786 May 29 vs. London 7. 1,719 June 6 vs. Gateway 8. 1,674 June 7 vs. Gateway 9. 1,649 May 30 vs. London 10. 1,533 May 31 vs. London 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: injured reserve information Player i-r type injury Dates on I.R. games missed team record eligible/return x-thomas Nelson 7-Day Left-Shoulder Stiffness May 25-May June 1 Gerard Hall 14-Day Left Shoulder Separation May June 10 x-released

18 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: franchise firsts GAME May 18 at Lake Erie WIN May 18 at Lake Erie (4-0) HOME WIN May 25 vs. Florence (5-2; Home Opener) SHUTOUT May 18 at Lake Erie (4-0) HOME SHUTOUT May 26 vs. Florence (1-0; 13 Innings) WALK-OFF WIN May 26 vs. Florence (Nick Kuroczko scored on a bases loaded wild pitch in the 13th) WALK-OFF HOMER AT BAT Chad Mozingo; May 18 at Lake Erie (Strikeout) HIT Gerard Hall; May 18 at Lake Erie (Single; Top 1st) HOME HIT Drew Heithoff; May 25 vs. Florence (Single; Bottom 3rd) EXTRA-BASE HIT Jereme Milons; May 18 at Lake Erie (Double; Top 5th) HOMER Frank Pfister; May 19 at Lake Erie (Top 2nd) HOME HOMER Nate Baumann; May 25 vs. Florence (Bottom 6th - 2R) RUN SCORED Gerard Hall; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 1st) RBI Nate Baumann; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 1st; Single) MULTI-RBI GAME Mike Valadez; May 19 at Lake Erie (2RBI) MULTI-HIT GAME Three Individuals; May 19 at Lake Erie (First - Nick Kuroczko) WALK Nick Kuroczko; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 2nd) HIT BY PITCH Chad Mozingo; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 2nd) DOUBLE Jereme Milons; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 5th) TRIPLE Nick Kuroczko; May 19 at Lake Erie (Top 2nd) STOLEN BASE Chad Mozingo; May 19 at Lake Erie (Top 5th) SACRIFICE FLY Gerard Hall; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 5th) SACRIFICE BUNT Mike Valadez; May 19 at Lake Erie (Top 6th) BUNT SINGLE Nick Kuroczko; May 22 at Windy City (Top 4th) INFIELD SINGLE Nick Kuroczko; May 19 at Lake Erie (Top 6th) STRIKEOUT Chad Mozingo; May 18 at Lake Erie (Top 1st) ASSIST Drew Heithoff; May 18 at Lake Erie (Grounder to Second in Bot 2nd) DOUBLE PLAY TURNED 3-6-1; May 18 at Lake Erie (Russ Moldenhauer; Bot 4th - Kuroczko-Hall, Donovan) WIN BY PITCHER Robby Donovan; May 18 at Lake Erie (5IP, 2H, 2BB, 5K) STRIKEOUT BY PITCHER Robby Donovan; May 18 at Lake Erie (Gered Mochizuki; Bot 1st) 10+STRIKEOUT GAME Robby Donovan; May 30 vs. London SAVE Dave Whigham; May 20 at Lake Erie GAME STARTED Robby Donovan; May 18 at Lake Erie EXTRA-INNING GAME May 22 at Windy City (15 Innings) COMPLETE GAME COMPLETE GAME SHUTOUT SERIES SWEEP May at Lake Erie

19 DATE OPPONENT TIME/RES. WP LP SV REC. STND GB/A ATT. TIME May Erie W 4-0 Donovan (1-0) Fagan T-1st ,632 2:32 May Erie W 6-2 Roth (1-0) Gonzalez-Diaz 2-0 1st ,713 2:56 May Erie W 7-4 Watkins (1-0) Jannis Whigham (1) 3-0 1st ,549 3:04 May City L 2-1 (15) Zegarac Parsons (0-1) T-1st ,234 4:34 May City L 5-4 (12) Costello Nelson (0-1) rd ,082 3:32 May City L 6-2 Recchia Donovan (1-1) Corley 3-3 3rd ,246 3:00 May 25 Florence W 5-2 Roth (2-0) DeSimone Thieroff (1) 4-3 3rd ,067 2:26 May 26 Florence W 1-0 (13) Rodrgiuez (1-0) Marban T-2nd ,231 3:09 May 27 Florence W 5-4 Penny (1-0) Caceres Braun (1) 6-3 T-2nd ,919 2:22 May 29 London L 12-1 Gonzalez Weeks (0-1) rd ,786 2:46 May 30 London W 6-3 Parsons (1-1) Arnold rd ,649 2:22 May 31 London W 3-2 (10) Braun (1-0) Francis rd ,533 2:51 June Illinois L 7-2 Gilblair Watkins (1-1) Shaw 8-5 3rd ,264 2:36 June Illinois L 5-3 I. Campbell Penny (1-1) Peterson 8-6 4th ,282 2:51 June Illinois L 9-5 Fowler Rodriguez (1-1) 8-7 4th ,045 2:55 June 5 Gateway W 5-4 Donovan (2-1) Ca. Johnson Thieroff (2) 9-7 T-3rd ,436 2:43 June 6 Gateway W 3-1 Roth (3-0) Brown Mincey (2) 10-7 T-3rd ,719 2:00 June 7 Gateway W 5-4 Bruan (2-0) Barrett rd ,674 2:46 June 8 River City L 12-3 Marsala Penny (1-2) rd ,116 2:29 June 9 River City W 6-5 Whigham (1-0) Zablan Mincey (3) rd ,555 2:40 June 10 River City 1:00 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 14 Rockford 6:30 p.m. June 15 Rockford 6:30 p.m. June 16 Rockford 1:00 p.m. June 17 Windy City 1:00 p.m. June 18 Windy City 6:30 p.m. June 19 Windy City 6:30 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 7:05 p.m. June 23 Rockford 6:00 p.m. June 24 Rockford 1:00 p.m. June 25 Rockford 11:00 a.m. June 6:30 p.m. June 6:30 p.m. June 6:30 p.m. June 30 Traverse City 6:00 p.m. July 1 Traverse City 1:00 p.m. July 2 Traverse City 6:30 p.m. July 6:35 p.m. July 4:00 p.m. July 4:35 p.m. July 6 Washington 6:30 p.m. July 7 Washington 6:00 p.m. July 8 Washington 1:00 p.m. All Times Central *Relief Decision 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: first half day-by-day - END OF FIRST HALF - - ALL-STAR GAME HOSTED BY NORMAL ON JULY 10 -

20 2012 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS: second half day-by-day DATE OPPONENT TIME/RES. WP LP SV REC. STND GB/A ATT. TIME July 13 Normal 6:30 p.m. July 14 Normal 6:00 p.m. July 15 Normal 1:00 p.m. July 16 Lake Erie 6:30 p.m. July 17 Lake Erie 6:30 p.m. July 18 Lake Erie 11:00 a.m. July 7:05 p.m. July 7:05 p.m. July 7:05 p.m. July City 5:05 p.m. July City 7:05 p.m. July City 10:35 a.m. July 25 Joliet 6:30 p.m. July 26 Joliet 6:30 p.m. July 27 Joliet 6:30 p.m. July 6:05 p.m. July 3:05 p.m. July 7:05 p.m. July 6:05 p.m. August 6:05 p.m. August 6:05 p.m. August 3 Joliet 6:30 p.m. August 4 Joliet 6:00 p.m. August 5 Joliet 1:00 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. August City 7:05 p.m. August City 6:05 p.m. August City 6:05 p.m. August City 4:05 p.m. August 14 Windy City 6:30 p.m. August 15 Windy City 6:30 p.m. August 16 Windy City 6:30 p.m. August 6:00 p.m. August 4:00 p.m. August 12:00 p.m. August 21 Evansvile 6:30 p.m. August 22 Evansville 1:00 p.m. August 23 Evansville 6:30 p.m. August 7:05 p.m. August 6:05 p.m. August 3:05 p.m. August 28 Southern Illinois 6:30 p.m. August 29 Southern Illinois 1:00 p.m. August 30 Southern Illinois 6:30 p.m. August 6:05 p.m. September 6:05 p.m. September 6:05 p.m. All Times Central *Relief Decision - END OF REGULAR SEASON -