LEVELAND INDIANS 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION

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1 2016 OFFICIAL GAME INFORMATION LEVELAND INDIANS CLEVELAND INDIANS (52-36) at MINNESOTA TWINS (32-56) RHP Carlos Carrasco (5-3, 2.47) vs. RHP Ervin Santana (3-7, 4.06) Game #89/Road #47» Fri., July 15, 2016» Target Field» 8:10 p.m. (ET)» SportsTime Ohio, WTAM/WMMS/IRN I DONE GOT MYSELF TOGETHER BABY...» The Cleveland Indians emerged from the All-Star break with the 2ndbest record in the American League behind only Texas, also the 5th-best record in the Majors. BEST RECORDS IN THE MAJORS, 2016 Team Win% W-L San Francisco Chicago-NL Texas Washington Cleveland.591 *52-36 *52 wins are T3rd-most by Cleveland entering the All-Star break over last 84 seasons since MLB s first Mid-Summer Classic in 1933 (see separate note)» The Tribe s (.684) record & 3.19 ERA since June 1 are both best in the Majors...record-wise, next-closest MLB teams are Houston & San Francisco at (.667); Astros have next-lowest ERA at 3.23.» Cleveland s (.703) record within the A.L. Central is the best intra-division record of any team in the Majors....NOW I M HAVIN A BALL» The first-place Indians finished the first half with a 6.5-game lead in the A.L. Central and enter today having held the top spot in the division for nearly 6 weeks (41 consecutive days)...the Tribe exits the All-Star break with a first-place lead for the first time since holding a 13.0-game advantage at the turn in in fact, according to Elias, the Indians have led by 6.0+ games just 3 times at the break in their history (1995, 1998, 1999) and went on to win the division each time.» Cleveland s current 6.5-game advantage signals the Indians biggest lead this late into a season since ending the 2007 regular season with an 8.0-game lead on their way to meeting Boston in the ALCS...Tribe last held a lead of more than 7.5G (team s biggest lead of 2016) this late in a season on Oct. 3, 2001 (+8.5G), shortly before meeting Seattle in the ALDS. WINS & LOSSES» Despite dropping 6 of last 9 since 14-game winning streak, Tribe has still won 17 of 23, 26 of 38 and 42 of 66...Cleveland sits at (.591), 16 games above the.500 mark & 3 wins shy of the club s high-water mark for 2016 (+19G, 2x, last on July 5, the club s highest mark since finishing 2013 season at (+22)...the Tribe s low-water mark of the season is 2 games below.500 (10-12 on May 2)...Cleveland is 4-6 in July after finishing June at 22-6 (most wins for Tribe in single calendar month since going 22-7 in June th time in 52 seasons since 65 to record 20+ wins in any calendar month)...went in April & in May...club is when scoring first, but when allowing an opponent to strike first...club has gone bouncing back from a loss, while going following a win...the Tribe has a record vs. teams.500-or-better (22-15 vs. sub-.500 teams).» The Indians have rallied for 16 come-from-behind wins...club also has 12 losses after holding a lead at some point in the contest - 8 of those 12 coming in road games.» The Indians have held a lead at some point in 4 of their last 6 losses, all over the span of their last 9 games. A.L. CENTRAL STANDINGS» Cleveland (52-36) holds sole possession of 1st place in the A.L. Central standings, 6.5 games ahead of 2nd-place Detroit (46-43, -6.5G)...Chicago-AL and Kansas City (both 45-43, -7.0G) are tied for 3rd place and Minnesota (32-56, -20.0G) is in 5th place...the Indians have spent 42 days in 1st place, 29 days in 2nd place, 11 days in 3rd place and 21 days in 4th place...tribe held sole possession of 1st place on May 28 for first time since July 2, 2013 (+0.5G, 45-38)...club is against opponents within the division...the Indians have gone 2-4 vs. Minnesota, but 24-7 against the rest of the A.L. Central.» The club is winning at a.703 clip (26-11) within the A.L. Central and has gone (.510) in games outside the division.» Cleveland has outscored A.L. Central opponents (+71 run differential)...offense has averaged 5.4 runs-per-game in those 37 games, batting.275 ( ) with 62 doubles, 15 triples, 54 HR)...includes a.289 clip (86-298) and 34 extra-base hits w/ RISP...pitching staff has registered a 3.11 ERA against A.L. Central opponents, holding batters to a.230 avg. (3.19 ERA,.229 avg. by starting rotation).» This season, Cleveland has put together separate divisional winning streaks of 7 games (May 23-June 5) and 8 games (June 17-July 5, the longest winning streak for Cleveland within the division in the same season since an 8-game stretch from April 26-May 17, 2011). SERIES STUFF» Cleveland has gone in 29 finalized series so far in 2016, going at Progressive Field and on the road...the Indians are over their last 7 series played, lone series loss July 7-10 vs. New York-AL ( over their last 17).» The Tribe is in series openers (have won 13 of 18 & 15 of last 21 series openers), while going in series finales...club has gone just 3-6 in rubber matches this season...club has gone in four 4-game series (Tribe has won 12 of 20 G that have been part of four-game series).» Indians have recorded 9 separate series sweeps, incl. two (2) two-gamers, six (6) three-gamers & one (1) four-gamer...tribe has been swept twice, both 3-G series: April 29-May 1 at PHI, June at KC. MONA LISAS & MAD HATTERS» In 84 seasons since Major League Baseball began holding an annual All-Star Game in 1933, the 2016 campaign marks just the ninth time for Cleveland to record 50+ wins prior to the All-Star break - just the third time over the last 17 seasons since 2000, as the Tribe held first-half records of in 2007 and in marks just the fifth time in that span to record at least 52 wins before the break. CLEVELAND S HIGHEST FIRST-HALF WIN TOTALS, Year W-L Win% » The Indians also come out of the All-Star break boasting the A.L. s second-best combined second-half record (.567, ) over the previous 3 seasons ( ) behind only Kansas City (.593, ), 5thbest in the Majors. BEST SECOND-HALF RECORDS IN THE MAJORS, Team Win% W-L Los Angeles-NL Kansas City St. Louis Pittsburgh Cleveland Washington ROCKET MEN» Cleveland is set to begin a 9-game, 10-day road trip thru Minnesota, Kansas City and Baltimore (3 games each)...tribe s A.L.-best (.565) road record is 3rd-best in the Majors. BEST ROAD RECORDS IN THE MAJORS, 2016 Team Win% W-L San Francisco St. Louis Cleveland Chicago-NL Washington » Cleveland s pitching staff has registered an A.L.-low 3.52 road ERA, 2nd-lowest in the Majors behind Washington (3.48)...staff s.230 avg. against is also lowest in the A.L., 3rd-lowest in the Majors behind Los Angeles-NL (.221) and Chicago-NL (.224). LAKE STREET DIVE TWINS SERIES NOTES» Cleveland & Minnesota are set to meet for the third time in 2016, first since mid-may at Progressive Field...the Twins hold a 4-2 advantage, as they are the only A.L. Central opponent against whom Cleveland has a losing record...tribe is a combined 24-7 against Chicago-AL (7-2), Detroit (11-1) & Kansas City (6-4).» The Indians are all-time at Target Field ( ), dropping 8 of 12 since the start of 2015.» The Indians have gone 13-7 all-time in starts by Ervin Santana (Tribe took a 6-3 loss to the RH back on May 14 in Cleveland). BLURRED LINES MISC. NOTES» Cleveland is averaging 4.95 runs-per-game overall, 3rd-best in the A.L. & 6th-best in Majors.» The Indians own an A.L.-best +81 run diff., 4th-best in the Majors behind Chicago-NL (+139), Washington (+105) & St. Louis (+89).» Cleveland s finished the first half with an A.L.-low 3.63 team ERA, 6th-lowest in the Majors...includes a 3.70 ERA by the Indians starting rotation, 2nd-lowest in the A.L. & 6th in the Majors...team s.237 avg. against also lowest in the A.L. while 756 K s are 2nd-most.» All five Indians starters rank among the A.L. Top 20 ERA s (min. 70.0IP), including CARLOS CARRASCO (3rd, 2.47), DANNY SALA- ZAR (5th, 2.75), TREVOR BAUER (13th, 3.30), JOSH TOMLIN (17th, 3.51) and COREY KLUBER (19th, 3.61).» Kluber became just the fourth pitcher in Indians history to record the win in an All-Star Game, joining Mel Harder (1934), Bob Feller (1946) & Bartolo Colon (1998).» With 24 stolen bases, RAJAI DAVIS became first Cleveland player to lead the A.L. in steals entering the break since Kenny Lofton in 96.» MIKE NAPOLI: 18 HR, 61 RBI in first half most by a right-handed batter for Cleveland since Juan Gonzalez in CLEVELAND ROCKS THIS DAY IN MUSIC...» 1958: John Lennon s mother, Julia, was killed by a drunk driver in Liverpool; John was just 17 at the time : Elton John topped the U.S. album charts for the first time in his career, starting a five-week run at No. 1 with Honky Chateau, which featured Honky Cat, Rocket Man & Mona Lisas & Mad Hatters : Robin Thicke, Pharrell Williams & T.I. were ordered to pay the family of Marvin Gaye a combined $5.3M, as well as 50% of all future royalties from Blurred Lines, following a copyright infringment lawsuit involving Gaye s Got to Give it Up.» ALSO BORN THIS DAY: (1944) Millie Jackson; (1946) Linda Ronstadt; (1948) Artimus Pyle, drummer, Lynyrd Skynyrd; (1951) Gregory Isaacs, reggae musician known as The Cool Ruler ; (1952) Jeff Carlisi, guitar, 38 Special; (1953) Alicia Bridges; (1956) Joe Satriani; (1966) Jason Bonham, drummer & son of Led Zeppelin drummer, John Bonham. indians at a glance vs. AL: Central West East vs. NL: Central West East In Series: Home Road Total Overall Openers Finales Rubber Lead after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Trail after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Tied after: Home Road Total 6 inn inn inn Decided... Home Road Total 7th-or-later Final AB Extra-Innings One-run G s Walk-offs vs. RH starter vs. LH starter tribe by the numbers Overall Record Standing in AL Central...1st, +6.5G Days in 1st ( )...42 ( ) Largest 1st-place Lead G, last 7/8 Largest 1st-place Deficit G, last 5/9 Most G Above G, 2x, (7/5) Most G Below G, (5/2) Times at , last on 5/15 Current Streak...L2 Homestand Following a Win Following a Loss Last 5 games Last 10 games Last 15 games Last 20 games Longest W Streak... 14G (6/17-7/1) Longest L Streak...3G, 2x, 5/29-31 Come-from-Behind Wins...16 Losses After Holding Lead...12 Team Saves for-27 (70.4%) 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) (22) Avg. Time-of-Game (Overall)...3: ,099 min/88 G Avg. Time-of-Game (9.0IP)...2: ,060 min/79 G CLE challenges overturned...18 of 29 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 Sat. July 16 at Minnesota RHP Trevor Bauer (7-3, 3.30) vs. RHP Tyler Duffey (5-6, 5.20) 7:10PM ET WTAM/WMMS/IRN, SportsTime Ohio Sun. July 17 at Minnesota RHP Josh Tomlin (9-2, 3.51) vs. RHP Kyle Gibson (2-5, 5.02) 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 FRIDAY, JULY 15, carlos carrasco TONIGHT S START» The 29-year-old right-hander is slated to make his 13th start of the season in tonight s opener of a three-game series against Minnesota...also marks Carrasco s 97th career start and the 131st appearance of his career.» Will be pitching on regular four days rest since making his last start, July 10 against New York-AL in Cleveland in the Tribe s final game before the All-Star break...suffered the loss as he allowed five runs, but just one earned, on five hits, one home run and two walks with four strikeouts as Cleveland used seven hurlers in its 11-7 loss to the Yankees.» In making his 10th career start & 13th career appearance against Minnesota & his fifth career start at Target Field...is 1-5 with a 4.20 ERA (23ER/49.1IP) in nine career starts against Minnesota and is 0-2 with a 4.87 ERA (11ER/20.1IP) in four starts at Target Field.» Will be his seventh start against an AL Central opponent this season...he has gone 2-1 with a 2.00 ERA (8ER/36.0IP) in his first six starts against division rivals.» Has made six starts away from Progressive Field this season, going 3-2 with a 1.82 ERA (8ER/39.2IP) compared to being 2-1 with a 3.24 ERA (12ER/33.1IP) in six home starts. LAST TIME OUT» Fell to 5-3 on the season as he allowed five runs, but just one earned, on five hits, one home run and two walks with four strikeouts over a 3.2 innings of work on July 10 vs. New York-AL as Cleveland used seven different pitchers in its 11-7 loss to the Yankees.» The loss was Carrasco s first home loss of the season and the 3.2 innings marked his second-shortest start of the year, behind his injury-shortened start at Detroit on April 24 (2.2IP)...snapped a streak of five consecutive quality starts, but has still posted a 1.60 ERA (7ER/39.1IP) over his last six starts. VS. MINNESOTA AT TARGET FIELD» Set to to make his 10th career start & 13th career appearance against the Twins and his fifth career start at Target Field...is 1-5 with a 4.20 ERA (23ER/49.1IP) in his nine career starts against the Twins and is 0-2 with a 4.87 ERA (11ER/20.1IP) in four career starts at Target Field.» Suffered the loss on Sept. 30, 2015 in the first game of a doubleheader in Cleveland, allowing five earned runs on five hits, one home run and two walks with five strikeouts over 3.0 innings of work in his last start against the Twins.» Also suffered the loss on Aug. 16, 2015 at Target Field, as he allowed two runs on six hits and three walks with seven strikeouts over 7.0 innings in the Twins 4-1 victory.» Has taken the loss in each of his last three starts against Minnesota, and four of his last five decisions as a starter against the Twins. IN THE DIVISION» Will be his seventh start against an AL Central opponent this season...he has gone 2-1 with a 2.00 ERA (8ER/36.0IP) in his first six starts against division rivals...in his career, in with a 4.67 ERA (143ER/275.2IP) in 49 career starts against AL Central opponents. ROAD WARRIOR» Has made six starts away from Progressive Field this season, going 3-2 with a 1.82 ERA (8ER/39.2IP) compared to being 2-1 with a 3.24 ERA (12ER/33.1IP) in six home starts...his road 1.82 ERA is the 6th-best mark in MLB this season, and the 4th-best mark in the AL.» Has fanned 30.6% of batters he s faced away from Progressive Field this season, the 7thbest mark in baseball, and the 3rd-best mark in the AL, while posting a 4.1% walk-rate, the 8th-lowest in MLB and the 3rd-lowest in the AL...his 7.50 strikeout-to-walk ratio on the road is the 2nd-best mark in baseball, trailing only Clayton Kershaw (12.00). QUALITY PERFORMANCE» His last start snapped a streak of five consecutive quality starts, but has still posted a 1.60 ERA (7ER/39.1IP) over his last six starts...during his streak of five straight quality starts, went 3-1 with a 1.51 ERA (6ER/35.2IP) and an average of strikeouts-per- 9.0IP.» Over the last 30 days, his 1.60 ERA is the lowest in the American League & the second-lowest in baseball, trailing only St. Louis Carlos Martinez (1.34)...his 44 strikeouts are also the 5th-most in baseball over that span. BETTER AFTER THE BREAK» Throughout his career, Carrasco has been a more effective pitcher after the All-Star Break, despite not having the wins to show it...is with a 4.15 ERA (169ER/366.1IP) in 76 appearances, 57 starts, in his career in the 1st half, compared to his record with a 3.53 ERA (103ER/262.2IP) in 54 appearances, 39 starts after the break in his career.» Led all Cleveland starters with a 2.99 ERA (25ER/75.1IP) despite going 4-5 over 12 starts after the break last season. WINNING WAYS» The Indians have gone on to win nine of Carrasco s 12 starts this season, outscoring opponents in those games...since the start of the 2015 season, Cleveland has gone in games that Carrasco starts. LEADING THE TRIBE» Since making his Major League debut with Cleveland in 2009, Carrasco has been one of the Tribe s most reliable members of the rotation...to the right is a look at how he ranks among organizational leaders in pitching categories over the last eight seasons. (5-3, 2.47 ERA) 2016 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS» Made his 2016 season debut on April 6 at Progressive Field against Boston...did not factor into the decision after allowing four runs on seven hits with one walk, five strikeouts & three home runs in 5.0 innings of work.» Worked a then season-high 8.0 innings on April 13 at Tampa Bay and earned his first win of the season after holding the Rays to one run on four hits with eight strikeouts.» Posted an ERA of 1.06 ERA (2ER/17.0IP) over a span of three starts from April 13 through April 24 with 15 strikeouts and just four walks in that span.» Recorded five-or-more strikeouts in 21 straight games dating back to June 13th of last season, which was snapped in his injury-shortened start on April 24 at Detroit...it was the second-longest active streak in the majors at the time behind Clayton Kershaw (60) and was the second-longest such streak in Indians history behind Bob Feller s record of 28 consecutive games (September 9, 1945-July 20, 1946).» Strained his left hamstring while covering first base in the 3rd inning on April 24 at Detroit and was placed on the 15-day Disabled List on April 25...marked Carrasco s fifth career stint on the Major League Disabled List...spent 38 days on the DL and was activiated & started for the Tribe on June 2.» Was dealt his first loss of the season on June 8 at Seattle after giving up four runs on five hits with one walk and six strikeouts in 6.2 innings of work.» Tossed his seventh career complete game & third career complete game shut-out on June 25 at Detroit...limited the Tigers to just four hits with one walk and seven strikeouts.» Fanned a season-high 14 batters on June 30 at Tornto, one shy of his career-high 15 punchouts on Sept. 25, 2015, at Kansas City. rhp Carrasco s Ranking Among Indians Hurlers: Category # Rank Wins 38 4 Games Started 96 T-3 Innings Pitched Strikeouts STEAL RATES WHILE PITCHING Year(s) CS SBA CS% % % TOTAL % CARRASCO S CAREER RECORD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career CARRASCO vs. MINNESOTA W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career CARRASCO at TARGET FIELD W-L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO Career HIGHS CAREER HIGHS Innings: 9.0, June 25 at DET Innings: 9.0, 5x, last June 25, 2016 at DET Hits: 10, June 13 at KC Hits: 11, Sept. 27, 2010 vs DET Runs: 5, July 10 vs. NYY Runs: 7, 4x, last July 6, 2013 vs. DET ER: 4, 2x, last June 8 at SEA ER: 7, 3x, last April 9, 2013 vs. NYY SO s: 14, June 30 at TOR SO s: 15, Sept. 25, 2015 at KC Walks: 4, June 19 vs. CWS Walks: 4, 3x, last June 19, 2016 vs. CWS HR: 3, April 6 vs. BOS HR: 3, 3x, last April 6, 2016 vs. BOS Pitches: 117, June 25 at DET Pitches: 124, July 1, 2015 at TB CG s: 1, June 25 at DET CG s: 7, last June 25, 2016 at DET Low-Hit CG: 4, June 25 at DET Low-Hit CG: 1, last Sept. 25, 2015 at KC CG SHO s: 1, June 25 at DET CG SHO s: 3, last June 25, 2016 at DET Win Streak: 3, June 25-July 5 Win Streak: 4, Aug. 10-Sept. 7, 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 Carrasco vs. Minnesota Santana vs. Cleveland PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO PLAYER AVG H AB HR RBI BB SO Buxton Almonte Dozier Chisenhall Escobar Davis Grossman Gimenez Mauer Gomes Nunez Kipnis Plouffe Lindor Rosario Napoli Sano Naquin Santana Perez Suzuki Ramirez Santana Uribe carrasco S 2016 DAY-BY-DAY Date Opp. Score Dec. ERA IP H R ER HR BB-I SO Left Game P/S 4/6 vs. BOS Leading /63 4/13 at TB 4-1 W Leading /59 4/19 vs. SEA 3-2 W Leading /66 4/24 at DET Tied /17 April Totals _ 6/2 vs. KC Trailing /50 6/8 at SEA 0-5 L Trailing /63 6/13 at KC 1-2 L Trailing /71 6/19 vs. CWS Tied /62 6/25 at DET 6-0 W Leading /82 6/30 at TOR 4-1 W Leading /77 June Totals /5 vs. DET 12-1 W Leading /52 7/10 vs. NYY 7-11 L Trailing /54 July Totals Season Totals CAREER SNAPSHOT» Right-hander is in his 8th season with Cleveland after being acquired from the Philadelphia Phillies on July 29, 2009, along with INF Jason Donald, RHP Jason Knapp & C Lou Marson, in exchange for OF Ben Francisco & LHP Cliff Lee...switched dugouts upon announcement of trade, as AAA Columbus was playing AAA Lehigh Valley.» Signed 4-year contract extension with Indians thru 2018 on April 7, 2015, including club options for 2019 & 2020 and could cover up to first 3 years of free agency.» Spent his first full season in the Indians rotation during the 2015 season, going with a 3.63 ERA (/183.2) and set single-season career-highs in wins (14), strikeouts (216), games started (30) and innings pitched (183.2)...tied for the team-lead in wins and finished with the second-most strikeouts on the staff.» Ranked in the American League top 10 for 12 different pitching categories in 2015 including strikeouts (T5th), wins (T8th), strikeouts-per-9.0 (3rd, 10.58), strikeout-to-walk ratio (3rd, 5.02), FIP (3rd, 2.84), WHIP (4th, 1.07), hits-per-9.0ip (5th, 7.55), opponent on-base percentage (5th,.277), average against (7th,.228), opponent slugging percentage (9th,.369) and pitching WAR (10th, 3.8).» The Barquisimeto, Venezuela native resides in Tarpon Springs, FL, located just outside of Tampa on the Gulf Coast. TOMORROW S probable starter RHP TREVOR BAUER (7-3, 3.30 ERA)» The 25-year-old right hander will be making his 14th start & 21st appearance of the season tomorrow in the middle installment of this three-game series against the Twins... it will be his 78th career start & 86th career appearance.» Scheduled to pitch on an extended eight days rest due to the All-Star Break...last started on July 7 vs. New York-AL and was dealt the loss after allowing a season-high five runs on eight hits with two walks and four strikeouts in 5.2 innings of work.» Will be making his ninth career start against Minnesota...he is 1-4 with a 5.07 ERA (28ER/49.2IP) in his previous eight outings against them.» Has made six starts (10 appearances) on the road...he is 5-1 with a 2.57 ERA (14ER/49.0IP) away from Progressive Field this season.» Bauer currently ranks ninth in the AL with a 3.30 ERA (37ER/101.0IP) and seventh in the league with a.229 (86-for-average against.

3 PAGE 3 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES friday, July 15, 2016 HITTERS NOTES: vs.lhp:.263( ) 17HR,104RBI vs.rhp:.258( ) 96HR,310RBI Home:.288( ) 56HR,228RBI Road:.234( ) 57HR,186RBI NYY series: ,10 2B,14BB,24RBI,27R,8HR H-Stand:66-241,21 2B,29BB,43RBI,46R,11HR RISP:.253( ) 14HR,271RBI ABRAHAM ALMONTE #35 vs.lhp:.182(2-11) 0HR,0RBI vs.rhp:.000(0-4) 0HR,0RBI Home:.167(2-12) 0HR,0RBI Road:.000(0-3) 0HR,0RBI NYY Series: 1-7,1 2B H-Stand:2-12,2 2B Streak:1G (1-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-5) 0HR,0RBI Began a rehabilitation assignment on June 22 in AAA Columbus (7 games) During rehab hit safely in every gm, batting.444 (12-27) with 2 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR, 4 RBI & 6RS LONNIE CHISENHALL #8 2G/1GS in CF, 2 GS in RF, 2G in LF since activation on 7/3 (2/15, 2 2B) Spent the first 80 games of the 2016 season on the Restricted List (MLB JDP violation) vs.lhp:.242(8-33) 0HR,3RBI vs.rhp:.309(55-178) 6HR,25RBI Home:.322(29-90) 2HR,14RBI Road:.281(34-121) 4HR,14RBI NYY Series: 2-12,2RBI,1R,1HR H-Stand:6-21,2 2B,6RBI,2R,1HR Streak:2G (2-9), 1HR, 2RBI RISP:.313(15-48) 1HR,20RBI Began the year on the 15-day DL (left wrist impingement) Activated on 4/20 Limited in spring by R forearm soreness/l wrist injury Rehabbed at AAA & AA, 4/10-19 Has 55 starts (63 G) in RF; 2G/1GS in CF, 1G at 3B since 4/20 activation (.299, ,26RS, 11 2B, 4 3B, 6HR, 28RBI) hit safely in 34/56GS 4-4, 3B, HR, 3RBI Raised avg from on last trip OBP.374 at home (.841 OPS) RAJAI DAVIS #20 last 41 G since 5/23: 47/142(.331), 16R, 7 2B, 3 3B, 6HR, 24RBI (8BB) 29-for-81 (.358) w/runners on ( 3rd in A.L.) last 17G since 6/21: 25/69 (.362), 8 R, 3 2B, 2 3B, 4HR, 16RBI T-7 th in the A.L. with 4 triples 5 th career game of at least 4 hits on 7/2 at TOR (19.0IP, 2 nd career 5H game) has 3 games of at least 4 hits in last 13 games since 6/26 (Altuve/E Nunez lead MLB with four 4-hit games in 2016) vs.lhp:.261(24-92) 3HR,9RBI vs.rhp:.268(49-183) 6HR,25RBI Home:.295(36-122) 1HR,15RBI Road:.242(37-153) 8HR,19RBI NYY Series: 1-13,1BB,1RBI,2R H-Stand:4-20,1 2B,2BB,3RBI,4R Streak:1G (1-4), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.310(18-58) 2HR,24RBI 46G/41GS in CF; 43G/26GS in LF; 1GS in RF so far in 2016 (.265, 46R, 15 2B, 2 3B, 9HR, 34RBI, 24SB in 27 attempts) First career cyle/2 nd career lead-off HR His 346 career steals are 3rd among active MLB players, placing in the top ten in the A.L. in steals 6 times during his career (T1st the A.L. w/ 24 SB) 7 steals of 3 rd base Last 19G: 23-for-73,.315, 16R, 6 2B, 3HR, 10RBI (since 6/14) CHRIS GIMENEZ #38 31-for-105 (.295) w/runners on June: 27-for-84(.321) w/16rs, 5 2B, 3HR, 7 RBI (23G) hitting 1 st : (.260,.325ob%) CIN 4Gs: 9-for-16, 10R, 3 2B, 2HR, 9 RBI, 6BB (reached 15/22 PA s; avg went from ) 3 rd career two-hr game on 5/18 at CIN Hitting.310 (18-for-58) w/risp OPS of.926 (69 PA's) w/risp this year T-5th in the A.L. in OF assists (7) 8 th career 4-hit game, 6/19 vs. CWS, his first since 9/28/12 vs.lhp:.176(3-17) 1HR,1RBI vs.rhp:.188(12-64) 1HR,3RBI Home:.194(6-31) 1HR,2RBI Road:.180(9-50) 1HR,2RBI NYY Series: 0-2 H-Stand:1-6,1R Streak:0G (0-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.111(2-18) 0HR,2RBI In his 3 rd stint in the Cleveland Indians organization (19th round selection; 2004/Nevada) Is 2-for-30 with runners on hit safely in 11 of 22 starts(including 5 of last 7) 1G at 1B; 1G at 3B; 2 nd career P app 7-for-39 in June w/4rs in 14 games (.179). YAN GOMES #10 began 2016 on 15 day DL w/a left ankle infection; began rehab assignment on 4/25 at AA Frisco, was DFAd by TX on 5/3 and acquired by Cleveland the next day Made 16 debut on 5/5 vs. DET (1-3, R, HR, RBI, BB) 30G/22GS at C (Indians:14-8/GS) vs.lhp:.271(19-70) 1HR,10RBI vs.rhp:.123(21-171) 7HR,22RBI Home:.187(23-123) 4HR,19RBI Road:.144(17-118) 4HR,13RBI NYY Series: 0-12,1BB,1RBI H-Stand:0-21,1BB,1RBI Streak:0G (0-21), 0HR, 1RBI RISP:.254(15-59) 3HR,26RBI Is 5th among A.L. catchers with 32 RBI (T4 th in in HR) 62GS/67G at CA in , 10 2B, 3B, 8HR, 32RBI in 2016 Is 18-for-97 (.186) w/men on 1 st 2016 HR on 4/9 at CWS (Sale) hit safely in 31/62GS HR d in 3 straight G (career-best), 5/13-16 (19RBI last 42 G; 25-for-146, 12R,.171, 5HR) 10 of 29 (34%) in throwing out attempted basestealers this year ERIK GONZALEZ #9 Tied career-high with 5 RBI (2 nd career, 3-5, 2B, HR, 5RBI, CH-tying 3 runs) homered once every 19.7 at bats with RISP hitting only.123 (21-for-171) versus RHP. (MLB Rank: last) HRd in consec. games two times this year July: 1-for-29 (.034) w/0 2B, 0HR, 2 RBI, 0R (.101 OPS, 9 G, 1BB) hitting.142(15-106) since 5/29(32G, 7 RBI) 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 NYY Series: 0-0,0BB H-Stand:0-0,0BB Streak:n/a (0-0), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.000(0-0) 0HR,0RBI Has spent the entire season at AAA Columbus, batting.296 ( ) w/22 2B, 1 3B, 6HR & 39 RBI in 81 games At time of recall was T-2 nd in the IL in doubles and 8 th in runs (46). Homered in the Triple-A All-Star Game (started at SS) Recalled 7/14 from AAA JASON KIPNIS #22 Hit safely in 23 of his last 25 games since June 12, batting.327 (37-113) over the span AAA appeared in 70 G at SS, 6 G at 2B, 3 G at 3B, 2G in CF and 1 G in RF vs.lhp:.238(25-105) 2HR,13RBI vs.rhp:.292(69-236) 12HR,36RBI Home:.282(46-163) 7HR,20RBI Road:.270(48-178) 7HR,29RBI NYY Series: 8-16,2 2B,2BB,3RBI,7R,3HR H-Stand:11-27,4 2B,3BB,3RBI,10R,3HR Streak:4G (8-16), 3HR, 3RBI RISP:.265(22-83) 1HR,30RBI 2015 A.L. All-Star (2 nd time, also 2013) T2nd club in RBI, 2 nd in hits & 3rd in HRs 83GS/2B; 2GS DH (.276,18 2B, 4 3B, 14HR, 50R, 49RBI, 30BB) July:13-42(.310), 11 runs,5 2B, 3HR, 4 RBI (1.026 OPS) 2 nd career 5-hit game on May 11 at HOU (5-for-7, RBI). Reached safely in 51 of the last 58 G (hit in 13 str. G, 6/17-7/1) T7 th in the A.L. with 4 triples FRANCISCO LINDOR #12 hitting.299 (41-137) w/runners on 33K in 115 PA's (28.8%) vs LHP this year third career 2-homer game on July 8 vs. NYY last 55 G since 5/10: 65-for-227 (.286) w/33 runs, 12 2B, 4 3B, 11HR, 35rbi (.869 OPS) on pace for 90 RBI (since June 9: 34/113,.301, 8 2B, 2 3B, 7HR, 20RBI, 28G,.961 ops) vs.lhp:.324(36-111) 3HR,15RBI vs.rhp:.296(67-226) 7HR,30RBI Home:.348(55-158) 5HR,27RBI Road:.268(48-179) 5HR,18RBI NYY Series: 7-16,3 2B,3BB,2RBI,6R H-Stand:9-24,5 2B,5BB,6RBI,8R Streak:6G (9-23), 0HR, 4RBI RISP:.205(16-78) 1HR,32RBI 15 A.L. Rookie of the Year runner-up 87G/85GS at SS in 2016 (.306, 60RS, 20 2B, 10HR, 45RBI, 13SB in 16 attempts) Leads team in hits, runs, 4th in RBI is 46-for-142(.324) w/ men on base; has a.815 OPS vs. LHP June: 31/103(.301), 19R, 6 2B, 3B, 6HR, 17RBI,28G (.907 OPS) July: 12/38 (.316), 8 R, 5 2B, 5 RBI (10 games) 1 st in MLB this year with 16 games of at least 3 hits MIKE NAPOLI #26 A.L. leaders: runs (12 th,60), SB ( T9th, 13), hits ( T9th, 103), AVG (10 th,.306), MH G (10th, 31) Since 6/12: 27G, 33/102(.324), 22R, 8 2B, 4 HR, 15RBI Hitting.348 (55-for-158)at home; 4 th in the A.L. 23K last 222PA (51 G) vs.lhp:.261(23-88) 3HR,14RBI vs.rhp:.236(53-225) 15HR,47RBI Home:.292(42-144) 13HR,44RBI Road:.201(34-169) 5HR,17RBI NYY Series: 4-12,7BB,5RBI,4R,1HR H-Stand:8-21,1 2B,10BB,8RBI,8R,2HR Streak:3G (4-9), 1HR, 4RBI RISP:.275(25-91) 3HR,36RBI Leads team with 61 RBI(T5th in A.L.); 2nd on team w/18hr(t16th A.L.) 59GS at 1B, 22GS at DH in 2016 (76-313, 39BB, 54R, 14 2B, 3B, 18HR, 61RBI) 1 st career PH HR, 4/21 vs. SEA(Benoit, 60 th career PA as a PH batter) MLB-best 4.60 Pitches per PA (League Avg: 3.88) Mike Napoli's OPS is (174 PA's) at home this season. (MLB Rank: 12th of 204 full-time players; League Avg:.774) Has 17 HR for 9 straight seasons (others in MLB: Bruce, Ortiz, Longoria, MCabrera) TYLER NAQUIN #30 43-for-155(.277) w/men on Last 14 G since 6/26:.283 (15-53), 12R, 3 2B, 3 HR & 12 RBI (was T5th in MLB in May RBI-25) HR d once every 11.1 at bats at home 2nd in A.L. in home HR (13), T2nd in RBI (44) Has played in the postseason in 7 of the last 9 seasons ( , , 2015, 51G) vs.lhp:.250(5-20) 0HR,4RBI vs.rhp:.324(45-139) 9HR,18RBI Home:.353(24-68) 7HR,14RBI Road:.286(26-91) 2HR,8RBI NYY Series: 3-12,3RBI,2R,2HR H-Stand:6-19,1BB,5RBI,3R,3HR Streak:1G (1-4), 1HR, 2RBI RISP:.200(6-30) 0HR,8RBI Made MLB debut 4/5 vs. BOS (.314, 26R, 7 2B, 5 3B, 9HR, 22RBI, 53G/42GS in CF, 4G/2GS in RF) Career-high 4 RBI (3-3, 3B, HR, 4RBI) 6/19 vcws 19/55 (.345) w/men on Selected by Cleveland in 1st round (15th overall) of 2012 draft May 7 option to Columbus after 22G with Cleveland (also w/cle, 5/13-17, 6/1-) hit.286 (20-70) with 3 2B, 1 3B, 1 HR & 8 RBI in 17 games with Triple-A Columbus, including a mark of.327 (18-55) vs. RHP Leads A.L. rookies in avg, is 4 th in homers and 6 th in RBI JOSE RAMIREZ #11 First MLB base hit on 4/6 vs. BOS (Buchholz) 1 st MLB triple, 4/24 at DET 8-gm hit streak, 4/20-27 hitting.353 (24-68) at home Since return on 6/1: (.313), 5 2B, 3 3B, 9HR, 20RBI, 31G T3rd in the AL w/5 triples (1 st in AL w/a OPS in June, min 75pa) First MLB home runs on 6/3 vs. KC (Volquez) homered in 3 straight games, 6/3-5, (has 9 career home runs; has HRd in 9 of the last 30G) Since 6/18: 18G, 20/59(.339) w/4 2B, 3 3B, 5HR, 12RBI reached in 16 of 17 starts since 6/14. vs.lhp:.289(22-76) 0HR,8RBI vs.rhp:.297(63-212) 4HR,30RBI Home:.338(46-136) 1HR,22RBI Road:.257(39-152) 3HR,16RBI NYY Series: 4-18,4RBI,1R H-Stand:8-28,2 2B,2BB,6RBI,4R Streak:2G (4-10), 0HR, 4RBI RISP:.377(26-69) 1HR,33RBI 41G/40GS LF; 8G/3GS@2B; 5G/3GS@SS; 50G/26GS@3B (.295, 43R, 21 2B, 4HR, 38RBI,.769 ops) career-high 4 hits,5/27vbal T16th in the A.L. with 10 steals, T-16 th in doubles (21) Has 25 multi-hit G s already in 2016 (hit safely in 54 of 71GS; RS in 33 of 71GS). Is 42/121(.347) w/runners on ( 7 th in AL) last 42G: 49/162(.302)24R, 12 2B,20rbi(12bb) Hitting.297 (63-for-212)vs. RHP this year (League Avg:.257) starts at all spots in order CARLOS SANTANA #41 Is (.377) w/risp (16/40 w/risp+2 outs) reached safely in 38 of last 45 games Avg of.338 (46-136) at home is 6 th -best in A.L. Batting 5 th : 35GS,.284, , 10 2B, 3B,3 HR, 19 RBI, 24 RS, 12BB(.775 OPS, Indians are on those starts in the 5-hole) 4th in the A.L. in RISP batting avg and 9th-hardest batter to strike out in the league only player in MLB to make starts at all 9 spots in the batting order. vs.lhp:.245(23-94) 2HR,12RBI vs.rhp:.256(60-234) 18HR,37RBI Home:.241(38-158) 9HR,23RBI Road:.265(45-170) 11HR,26RBI NYY Series: 6-18,3 2B,3RBI,3R,1HR H-Stand:9-26,3 2B,5BB,5RBI,5R,2HR Streak:11G (16-45), 4HR, 7RBI RISP:.250(21-84) 2HR,27RBI 55GS at DH, 29GS/31G at 1B in 16 (.253, 52 R,18 2B, 20HR, 49RBI, 50BB) hit in 59/84GS HR d in 1st career PA as lead-off man, 4/22 at DET 4th lead-off HR,7/8 vs NYY Streak of 131 consec. gm played ended 4/29 at PHI is (.256) w/ men on His 137 HR is a club-record by a switchhitter T3rd in A.L. w/50 walks (43BB last 68g) 42GS batting lead-off: 41-for-168(.244), 30R, 10 2B, 9HR,19RBI (.823 OPS, Tribe is 28-14,.359ob%, 30 walks) Enjoyed his 7th career 2-HR game on 6/12 at LAA (also 5/19 at CIN) Since 2011, Santana leads the Indians w/ 448 RBI, 12th-most in the A.L. (Longoria 453) JUAN URIBE #4 Hitting.245 (23-for-94) versus LHP (7BB/13K in 102PA's vs. LHP) has 33 Extra-Base hits out of 60 total hits vs RHP (55.0% EBH%, MLB Rank:10 th ) 20HR at AS break (1 st Indians hitter since Grady Sizemore in 2008 to do so) 1st on team w/20 HR(9th in A.L) 10 homers/20 RBI over last 27 G (6/12) since 6/22: (.358), 18G, 15 R, 7 2B, 5 HR, 13 RBI 4 th career walk-off home run on 6/17 vcws (Jones) on pace for 37HR/90 RBI (Donaldson other MLB player w/19hr-50bb) vs.lhp:.209(14-67) 1HR,5RBI vs.rhp:.222(32-144) 6HR,17RBI Home:.257(28-109) 4HR,13RBI Road:.176(18-102) 3HR,9RBI NYY Series: 2-9,1 2B,1R H-Stand:2-16,1 2B,1R Streak:0G (0-5), 0HR, 0RBI RISP:.158(9-57) 0HR,13RBI 61GS at 3B in 2016 (.218, 9 2B, 7HR, 22RBI, 3SF, 15BB) 18-for-92 (.196) w/men on Currently 9th among active MLB players in games played (1817G played) July: 2-for-18 (.111), 1 R, 2B, RBI, 6 games last 12G: 5/36, 2RBI Has an OBP of just.239 on the road. 5BB last 45 G (1 walk last 22 games/76pa) Homered in 4 str. games (career-best), June 18-21(longest streak by Indians since 11)

4 PAGE 4 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES friday, July 15, 2016 BULLPEN INFORMATION W L ERA G SV/OPP IR/S 1st Bat/Retired IP H R ER BB SO HR /27 124/38 262/ PITCHING BY MONTH PITCHER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY Adams, A , 1.59 ERA (5.2IP, 1ER) 0-0-0, 4.50 ERA (2IP, 1ER) 0-0-0, ERA (0.1IP, 2ER) Allen, C , 6.97 ERA (10.1IP, 8ER) 1-0-4, 0.69 ERA (13IP, 1ER) 1-0-6, 2.38 ERA (11.1IP, 3ER) 0-0-1, 0.00 ERA (4IP, 0ER) Bauer, T , 5.28 ERA (15.1IP, 9ER) 2-2-0, 3.86 ERA (30.1IP, 13ER) 3-0-0, 2.01 ERA (44.2IP, 10ER) 1-1-0, 4.22 ERA (10.2IP, 5ER) Carrasco, C , 2.45 ERA (22IP, 6ER) , 2.61 ERA (41.1IP, 12ER) 1-1-0, 1.86 ERA (9.2IP, 2ER) Colon, J , 2.70 ERA (3.1IP, 1ER) House, G , 3.38 ERA (2.2IP, 1ER) Hunter, R , 9.00 ERA (1IP, 1ER) 1-0-0, 3.86 ERA (9.1IP, 4ER) 1-0-0, 0.00 ERA (5.2IP, 0ER) 0-1-0, 6.35 ERA (5.2IP, 4ER) Manship, J , 0.00 ERA (6IP, 0ER) 0-1-0, 5.19 ERA (8.2IP, 5ER) 0-0-0, 1.50 ERA (6IP, 1ER) 1-0-0, 0.00 ERA (5.2IP, 0ER) Otero, D , 0.00 ERA (6.1IP, 0ER) 0-0-1, 1.23 ERA (14.2IP, 2ER) 2-0-0, 1.13 ERA (8IP, 1ER) 0-1-0, 2.84 ERA (6.1IP, 2ER) Shaw, B , 9.64 ERA (9.1IP, 10ER) 0-0-0, 1.54 ERA (11.2IP, 2ER) 1-2-0, 3.72 ERA (9.2IP, 4ER) 0-0-0, 0.00 ERA (5IP, 0ER) PITCHING NOTES: vs.all:.237( )100hr vs.lh:.234( )45hr vs.rh:.241( )55hr Home: , 3.80ERA (384.0IP,162ER) Road: , 3.52ERA (417.0IP,163ER) AUSTIN ADAMS #49 vs.all:.250(8-32)2hr vs.lh:.313(5-16)1hr vs.rh:.188(3-16)1hr Home:0-0-0, 7.71ERA (4.2IP,4ER)6G Road:0-0-0, 0.00ERA (3.1IP,0ER)2G Last Win:8/11/2015 vnyy Last Recalled for second time on 7/7 (McAllister DLd) Has spent most of the season on the Columbus roster, going 2-3 with 6 saves and a 4.18 ERA in 24 relief appearances (28.0IP, 31H, 14R/13ER, 8BB, 28SO). He has limited left-handed Triple-A hitters to a.224 (11-49, 3 2B) average against for the year. He was previously with Cleveland from May 22-June 6, posting an ERA of 2.35 in 7 outings (7.2IP, 6H, 2R/ER, 3BB, 12SO, 207 avg., 14.1 SO per 9.0IP) 5 of 8 outings are scoreless (8.0IP) RHH 3-for-16 w/3bb, 6K(K in 6 of 8 games)..since 7/7 return: 1 game, 0.1IP, 2H, 2R/ER CODY ALLEN #37 vs.all:.199(27-136)4hr vs.lh:.235(16-68)3hr vs.rh:.162(11-68)1hr Home:1-1-7, 3.57ERA (17.2IP,7ER)16G Road:1-2-11, 2.14ERA (21.0IP,5ER)21G Last Win:6/17/2016 vcws Last Save:7/4/2016 vdet Is 18-for-20 in save chances(last BS 6/17 vcws) 18 saves T7th-most in A.L has 2 saves of 1.0+IP this year (last 6/9)... allowed run in 10/37 gm (last 26G, 28.1IP, 18H, 4ER,13BB,37K) 78 career saves are 6 th -most in club history (Mike Jackson; 5 th, 94 saves) ERA in save situations: 2.18 (20.2IP, 13H, 5R/ER, 6BB, 25K) May: 12G, 0.69ERA, 13.0IP, 4H, 1R/ER, 18K Batters are 10-for-54 (.185) w/runners on; 5-for-33 (.152) w/risp 4th in MLB for most relief outings (260) since 2013 Batters hitting just 17-for-94 (.181) last 25 games allowed an OBP of just.222 (22/99) in last 20 games last 13 games: 14.1IP, 13H, 2ER, 3BB, 19K 14K in 33 at bats w/ RISP BABIP is.152 against hitters (MLB Rank: 5th); JOE COLON #65 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 Promoted from AAA Columbus on July 7 after being added to 40-man on 7/2 Posted an ERA of 0.59 in 13 relief appearances for the Clippers this season (15.1IP, 4H, 3R/1ER, 8BB, 14SO,.083 avg) He was suspended the first 50 games of the season for violating the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program (drug of abuse) and did not make his first appearance until May 31 Made Major League debut on July 8 vs. NYY (1.0IP, 2H, 1R/ER, 0BB, 1K-Ellsbury) worked a career-high 2.1IP on 7/10 vs. NYY (0R, 0BB, 3K) He is making his debut at the Major League level in his 8 th professional season after being selected by Cleveland in the 12 th round of the 2009 draft. TOMMY HUNTER #48 vs.all:.256(21-82)1hr vs.lh:.303(10-33)0hr vs.rh:.224(11-49)1hr Home:2-1-0, 3.27ERA (11.0IP,4ER)10G Road:0-1-0, 4.22ERA (10.2IP,5ER)11G Last Win:6/2/2016 vkc Last Began the 2016 season on the 15-day DL rehabbing from off-season core-muscle surgery (activated on April 29; did not pitch in a spring game) Blown save 5/11 at HOU He began a rehab in AAA Columbus on 4/10, going & a 1.00 ERA in 8 G/2 GS (9.0IP, 7H, 1R/ER, 4K,.212 avg) has all d runs in 3 of last 4 games: 3.2IP, 8H, 4R/ER, 1BB, 6K has allowed a run in 8 of 21 outings thus far (last 10 games since 6/2: 10.1IP, 11H, 5R/4ER, 2BB, 11K) Batters are 12/39 with runners on base and 8/21 w/ RISP. JEFF MANSHIP #53 vs.all:.219(21-96)3hr vs.lh:.268(11-41)2hr vs.rh:.182(10-55)1hr Home:1-1-0, 2.92ERA (12.1IP,4ER)14G Road:0-0-0, 1.29ERA (14.0IP,2ER)16G Last Win:7/4/2016 vdet 2016 debut 4/5 vbos (1.0IP, 0H, 0R First 10 outings scoreless this year (3 holds, 7.1IP, 6H, 0R, 4BB, 3K) batters are 8-for-41 off him with runners on base(.195) 4/23 w/risp allowed an OPS of.846 (45 PA's) vs LHH allowed an OBP of.172 (5/29) past 30 days has 5 holds last 9 G has allowed 2 hits & 0ER (7.2IP, 3R, 10K, batter are 2-for-25, since 6/13) Outing of May 7 vs. KC (0.0+IP, 4H, 3R/ER, 43 rd outing w/cle) was his first allowing multiple runs for Cleveland last 15 games since 5/21: 14.2IP, 8H, 5R/1ER, 6BB, 12K DAN OTERO #61 vs.all:.226(31-137)1hr vs.lh:.214(12-56)0hr vs.rh:.235(19-81)1hr Home:1-0-0, 0.50ERA (18.0IP,1ER)16G Road:1-1-1, 2.08ERA (17.1IP,4ER)16G Last Win:6/19/2016 vcws Last Acquired from PHI, 12/18 28 / 32 outings w/o an ER this year (batters 31-for-137, 35.1IP) LHH are 12-for-56 w/6 BB,17K 3 ER allowed last 23 outings (25.0IP, 23H, 4R, 25K) Had walked only 1.41 batters per 9.0 IP throughout career & had yielded just 11 HR in IP coming into 2016 has walked 8 of 146 batters (5.5%, 0 to lead off inning) OBP of just.267 (39/146)this year.2 nd career save on 5/18 at CIN (12IP) 15 of last 17G are scoreless since 5/27: 17.1IP, 14H, 3ER,21K OBP of just.121 (4/33) against the first batter faced BRYAN SHAW #27 vs.all:.241(32-133)7hr vs.lh:.241(14-58)3hr vs.rh:.240(18-75)4hr Home:1-0-0, 2.60ERA (17.1IP,5ER)20G Road:0-3-0, 5.40ERA (18.1IP,11ER)21G Last Win:6/20/2016 vtb Last Save:7/7/2015 vhou Has 14 holds this year ( T10th in A.L.; 2 blown saves; last hold 7/5) All d a career-high 5 R/5 ER in 0.2IP, 4/9 at CWS Has allowed runs in 8 of his 41 G (batters are ,.241 off him; 11-59,.167 w/men on; 5-36,.139 w/risp) last 37G: 32.1IP, 24H, 7ER, 14BB, 34K Last 33 G since 4/25: 29.1IP, 21H, 6ER, 12BB, 29K, 1.85 ERA Has been charged with 3 relief losses, all on road: April 9 at CWS & June 11 at LAA; June 14 at KC T-5 th in the A.L. in games pitched (41) 1st in MLB for most relief outings (265) since the start of 2013 Averaging 9.61 strikeouts per 9.0IP this year last 11 games: 10.1IP, 4H, 0R, 7BB, 12K,.118 avg against (4/34) 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 Adams, A. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) / ND Allen, C. 7/9 vs.nyy(6-7) /0-1 - ND Colon, J. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) /0-3 - ND House, G. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) / ND Hunter, R. 7/9 vs.nyy(6-7) / L Manship, J. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) / ND McAllister, Z. 7/6 vs.det(2-12) / ND Otero, D. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) / ND Shaw, B. 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) 1.0-0/0-1 - ND TEAM 7/10 vs.nyy(7-11) / ND vs. MIN Twins Career vs. MIN Twins W-L-S ERA G IP H R/ER BB SO W-L-S ERA IP/ER Adams, Austin / /2 Allen, Cody / /6 Bauer, Trevor / /28 Carrasco, Carlos / /23 Colon, Joe / House, TJ / /10 Hunter, Tommy / /12 Manship, Jeff / /1 Otero, Danny / /3 Shaw, Bryan / /11 INDIANS /

5 PAGE 5 CLEVELAND INDIANS GAME NOTES friday, july 15, 2016 STARTS IN THE ORDER PLAYER A. Almonte M. Brantley M. Byrd L. Chisenhall C. Cowgill R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe Pitchers GAMES STARTED PLAYER C 1B 2B 3B SS LF RF CF DH A. Almonte M. Brantley M. Byrd L. Chisenhall C. Cowgill R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Martinez M. Napoli T. Naquin R. Perez J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe LINE-UPS USED: 68 in 88 games SCORING BY INNING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th EXTRA TOTAL RUNS Indians Opponent Multi-hit Game Multi-RBI GM HR TYPE/LAST HOME RUN PLAYER High Last MH High solo 2run 3run GS Last HR A. Almonte ,2x, 7/9 vnyy M. Brantley , 5/5 vdet 5/5 vdet , 5/5 vdet /10/15 vdet(hardy) M. Byrd , 5/30 vtex 5/30 vtex , 5/13 vmin /30/16 vtex(ramos) L. Chisenhall , 7/5 vdet ,4x, 7/5 vdet /8/16 vnyy(green) R. Davis ,2x, 7/5 vdet ,3x, 5 3 C. Gimenez ,3x, ,4x, Y. Gomes , 6/21 vtb , 5 1 J. Kipnis , 7/10 vnyy ,2x, /8/16 vnyy(swarzak) F. Lindor ,16x, 7/9 vnyy 7/10 vnyy ,4x, 8 1 M. Martinez , 6/17 vcws , M. Napoli ,2x, 7/8 vnyy ,3x, 7/8 vnyy /8/16 vnyy(green) T. Naquin ,2x, 6/18 vcws 7/7 vnyy , 6/18 vcws /10/16 vnyy(tanaka) J. Ramirez , 5/27 vbal 7/9 vnyy , 5/6 vkc /21/16 vtb(geltz) C. Santana , 7/10 vnyy , /8/16 vnyy(green) J. Uribe ,2x, 6/18 vcws 6/19 vcws , 6/18 vcws INDIANS BATTING BY MONTH HITTER APRIL MAY JUNE JULY A. Almonte (2-15), 6G M. Brantley.118 (2-17), RBI, 5G.318 (7-22), 6RBI, 6G - - M. Byrd.264 (14-53) 2HR, 8RBI, 17G.274 (17-62) 3HR, 11RBI, 17G - - L. Chisenhall.227 (5-22), RBI, 7G.313 (21-67) HR, 8RBI, 24G.302 (26-86) 4HR, 13RBI, 24G.306 (11-36) HR, 6RBI, 9G C. Cowgill.083 (1-12), 8G R. Davis.274 (17-62) 2HR, 9RBI, 19G.223 (21-94) 3HR, 13RBI, 27G.321 (27-84) 3HR, 7RBI, 23G.229 (8-35) HR, 5RBI, 8G C. Gimenez (7-29) 2HR, 2RBI, 13G.179 (7-39), 2RBI, 14G.077 (1-13), 6G Y. Gomes.200 (13-65) 3HR, 11RBI, 18G.148 (12-81) 3HR, 14RBI, 21G.212 (14-66) 2HR, 5RBI, 20G.034 (1-29), 2RBI, 9G J. Kipnis.274 (23-84) 3HR, 13RBI, 21G.259 (30-116) 4HR, 15RBI, 28G.283 (28-99) 4HR, 17RBI, 26G.310 (13-42) 3HR, 4RBI, 10G F. Lindor.293 (24-82) HR, 9RBI, 21G.316 (36-114) 3HR, 13RBI, 28G.301 (31-103) 6HR, 17RBI, 28G.316 (12-38), 6RBI, 10G M. Martinez (7-25), 10G.313 (10-32) HR, 3RBI, 20G.000 (0-3), G M. Napoli.205 (16-78) 4HR, 11RBI, 20G.248 (25-101) 7HR, 25RBI, 26G.258 (25-97) 5HR, 16RBI, 26G.270 (10-37) 2HR, 9RBI, 10G T. Naquin.341 (15-44), 2RBI, 19G.263 (5-19), 8G.338 (22-65) 6HR, 15RBI, 23G.258 (8-31) 3HR, 5RBI, 8G R. Perez.000 (0-8), RBI, 4G J. Ramirez.305 (18-59) HR, 7RBI, 16G.314 (27-86) 2HR, 12RBI, 28G.273 (27-99) HR, 12RBI, 26G.295 (13-44), 7RBI, 10G C. Santana.240 (18-75) 3HR, 11RBI, 20G.217 (23-106) 6HR, 14RBI, 29G.255 (27-106) 7HR, 17RBI, 28G.366 (15-41) 4HR, 7RBI, 10G J. Uribe.208 (11-53) HR, 4RBI, 17G.276 (21-76) HR, 7RBI, 22G.188 (12-64) 5HR, 10RBI, 19G.111 (2-18), RBI, 6G 2016 vs. MIN Twins G AB R H HR RBI AVG A. Almonte L. Chisenhall R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe INDIANS Career vs. MIN Twins AVG AB H HR RBI A. Almonte L. Chisenhall R. Davis C. Gimenez Y. Gomes J. Kipnis F. Lindor M. Napoli T. Naquin J. Ramirez C. Santana J. Uribe