HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME INFO

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1 HARRISBURG SENATORS GAME INFO EASTERN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: 1987, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 REGULAR SEASON DIVISION CHAMPIONS: 1991, 1993, 1994, 1997, 2011, 2013 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES: 1987, 1989, 1991, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2010, 2011, 2013 FACEBOOK: Facebook.com/senatorsbaseball HARRISBURG SENATORS () vs. ALTOONA CURVE (1-0) Saturday, April 6:00 p.m. FNB Field Games 2 and 3 MiLB.com TV Radio: Fox Sports AM1460, Internet: & Tune In TONIGHT S STARTING PITCHERS Senators: RH Erick Fedde Altoona: LH Brandon Waddell Senators: RH Mark Blackmar UPCOMING SCHEDULE AND PROBABLE PITCHERS (Subject to change) Altoona: RH Austin Coley Sunday, 4/9 vs. Altoona 1:30pm Senators: RH Austen Williams Altoona: RH JT Brubaker Monday, 4/10 vs. Hartford 6:30pm Senators: RH Greg Ross Hartford: TBD Tuesday, 4/11 vs. Hartford 6:30pm Senators: RH John Simms Hartford: TBD Wednesday, 4/12 vs. Hartford 12:00pm Senators: RH Jaron Long Hartford: TBD TONIGHT S GAME The Senators and Altoona Curve play a doubleheader tonight at FNB Field after Thursday s game was postponed due to weather. Erick Fedde and Mark Blackmar start game one and two respectively for the Senators. Harrisburg dropped the season opener 5-3 Thursday night. The Senators finished 7-10 against the Curve last season, 6-3 at FNB field. The Senators open up the season with a four game series against Altoona, followed by a three game set versus the Hartford Yard Goats. Altoona edged Harrisburg by one game in the Eastern League Western Division standings in 2016 to earn the final playoff spot in the division. 31 YEARS OF SENATORS BASEBALL Friday marks the beginning of the 31st season in Senators franchise history. The club has won the Eastern League Championship six times, most recently in former Senators players have reached the Major Leagues, including six from the 2016 season. 32 former Senators players, managers and coaches have gone on to manage or coach in the majors, including current manager Matt Lecroy who served as the Nationals bullpen catcher from COACHING STAFF RETURNS The Senators retain the same coaching staff for the 2017 season that led the club to a record in Matt LeCroy, the franchise all-time winningest manager, returns for his second consecutive season and fourth overall as skipper of the Senators. Pitching coach Chris Michalak and hitting coach Brian Rupp also come back to the team for a second straight year. TOP PROSPECTS ON ROSTER The Senators opening day roster features five of the top 30 prospects in the Nationals organization according to Baseball America. Eric Fedde (2), Andrew Stevenson (5), Drew Ward (12), Osvaldo Abreu (21) and Raudy Read (22) all were included on the list, while Fedde was also named the 52nd best prospect in all of MLB according to the publication. MLB PEDIGREE Neftali Soto and Spencer Kieboom are the only two Senators players that have Major League experience. Soto appeared in 34 games combined for Cincinnati in both 2013 and 2014, accumulating 42 at bats. Kieboom was promoted to the Nationals last year on September 2, and took a walk in his only plate appearance. ROSTER MAKEUP 17 of the 25 players on the Senators opening day roster spent some or all of the 2016 season in Harrisburg. Starting pitcher Gabriel Arias, relievers Jake Johansen, Jimmy Cordero and Braulio Lara, outfielders Yadiel Hernandez and Alec Keller, infielder Osvaldo Abreu, and catcher Raudy Read are the only players who have not previously played for the Senators. 17 of the 25 players on the roster have spent their entire careers with the Senators. The average age on the Senators is TODAY S STARTING PITCHERS FOR ALTOONA Brandon Waddell and Austin Coley start games one and two respectively for the Curve. Waddell a former 5th round selection of the 2015 MLB Draft, went 7-9 with a 4.12 ERA in 22 games for Altoona last season. Coley, a former 8th round pick of the 2014 MLB Draft, is making his double- A debut. The right-hander spent all of 2016 with Bradenton and went with a 4.65 ERA in 26 games AT A GLANCE L1 Record: vs. Altoona Current Streak: Long Winning Streak: Long Losing Streak: Home Record: Road Record: Daytime Record: Night Record: 2017 Best Mark: 2017 Worst Mark: First Half: Second Half: April May June July August September vs. Eastern Division: vs. Western Division: vs. AL: vs. NL: Leading After 6 inn: Tied After 6 inn: Trailing After 6 inn: Leading After 7 inn: Tied After 7 inn: Trailing After 7 inn: Leading After 8 inn: Tied After 8 inn: Trailing After 8 inn: Senators Score First: Opp. Scores First: One-Run Games: Two-Run Games: Extra Innings: Doubleheaders: Shutouts: Sens HR in a Game: vs. RH Starter: vs. LH Starter: Series Record: Scoring 3 or Less: Scoring 4 or More: Allowing 3 or Less: Allowing 4 or More: Players Used: 1 14

2 SENATORS STARTING PITCHER - GAME ONE #22 ERICK FEDDE - RHP HT/WT: 6-4/180 BATS/THROWS: R/R BORN: 2/25/ Las Vegas, NV Age/Experience: 23 years old - 3rd season/2nd with the Senators How Acquired: Nationals 1st round selection in the 2014 MLB draft 2017 SEASON W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG Harrisburg 2017 NOTES: 2017 BATTING H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K CAREER STATS W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG 2015 Hagerstown Auburn Harrisburg Potomac Totals H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K CAREER BATTING SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS IP 7.0-3x last 8/21/16 at Hartford H 9-8/16/16 vs. Erie R 7-8/16/16 vs. Erie ER 7-8/16/16 vs. Erie BB 4-4/20/16 vs. Lynchburg (Potomac) SO 12-8/31/16 at Bowie HR 3-4/15/16 vs. Wilmington (Potomac) Assigned to Senators opening day roster Begins season as #52 prospect in all of minor league baseball according to Baseball America 2016 NOTES: Began the season as the #82 prospect in all of minor league baseball according to Baseball America Baseball America also had him ranked as the #4 prospect in the Nats organization prior to the season MLB.com has him as the #87 prospect in all of minor league baseball and the #4 prospect in the Nationals organization Was on the DL in Potomac from June 1 to June 16 with mild oblique soreness Promoted to Harrisburg on 8/10 Was named the Carolina League Pitcher of the Week July 17 He joined the Senators after back-to-back dominating starts for the P-Nats going a total of 13.2 innings and striking out 19 while allowing just 11 hits and no earned runs. He struck out a career high 10 batters in his last start, August 5, against Wilmington GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Dec IP H R ER BB K Result P-S MISCELLANEOUS: Selected by the Washington Nationals in the first round (No. 18 overall) of the 2014 MLB Draft out of UNLV Signed with the Nationals on July 18, 2014 Ranked the No. 33 overall prospect in the Draft Named 2014 Mountain West pitcher of the Year and to the All-Mountain West First Team Went 8-2 with a 1.76 ERA and 82 Ks in 2014 Underwent Tommy John Surgery on 6/2/2014 Along with being a star baseball player in high school, he was also an all-state soccer player Originally selected by the Padres in the 24th round of the 2011 draft, but didn t sign Was a high school teammate of Bryce Harper

3 SENATORS STARTING PITCHER - GAME 2 #19 MARK BLACKMAR - RHP HT/WT: 6-3/215 BATS/THROWS: R/R BORN: 4/28/ Corpus Christi, TX Age/Experience: 24 years old/7th season & 2nd season with the Senators How Acquired: Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 7/5/ SEASON W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG Harrisburg 2017 NOTES: Added to Senators roster on 4/6 H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K 2017 BATTING CAREER STATS W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG Year Team W L ERA G GS IP H R ER BB SO AVG 2011 GCL Orioles Aberdeen Delmarva Frederick Birmingham Harrisburg Potomac Totals CAREER BATTING H AB AVG R RBI SAC BB K SINGLE-GAME CAREER HIGHS IP 8.0-8/17/16 vs. Erie H 9-3x last 8/29/14 vs. Salem (with Frederick) R 9-6/11/13 vs. West Virginia (with Delmarva) ER 9-6/11/13 vs. West Virginia (with Delmarva) BB 5-3x last 8/11/16 at Altoona SO 7-8/24/14 at Potomac (with Frederick) HR 2-8/15/15 vs. Montgomery (with Birmingham) 2016 NOTES: After signing with the Nationals he was assigned to Potomac on July 5 Assigned to Harrisburg on 7/19 Made two starts with the P-Nats, both seven innings and both quality starts. Began the 2016 season pitching for the Long Island Ducks in the Independent Atlantic League He was 6-2 with a 2.72 ERA in 13 starts with Long Island His numbers were He was released by the White Sox on 3/26 MISCELLANEOUS: Selected by the Baltimore Orioles in the 16th round of the 2011 draft Originally selected by the Kansas City Royals in the 34th round of the 2010 draft but didn t sign Traded from the Orioles to the White Sox on 8/31/2014 along with RHP Miguel Chalas for LF Alejandro De Aza Father is pro golfer Phil Blackmar, threetime winner on the PGA Tour and one-time winner on the Champions Tour GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS Date Opponent Dec IP H R ER BB K Result P-S

4 SENATORS BULLPEN NOTES PITCHERS LAST OPPONENT DEC IP H R ER BB SO SV/SVO HOLDS IR-IRS #39 - Brinley, Ryan #40 - Cordero, Jimmy #29 - Johansen, Jake 4/7 vs. Altoona #28 - Lara, Braulio 4/7 vs, Altoona #25 - Self, Derek 4/7 vs. Altoona #13 - Simms, John #37 - Suero, Wander #16 - Valdez, Philips #39 Brinley, Ryan Throws - R Born: April 9, years old Nationals 27th round selection in the 2015 MLB draft - 3rd season/2nd with Harrisburg 2016: Appeared in eight games with the Senators from 6/27-8/1 Spent most of the season as the closer with Potomac where he was 4-1 with a 1.37 ERA with 16 saves in 32 relief appearances MISC: Started college career at Temple College before transferring to Sam Houston State after one season Served as Bearkats closer in 2014 finishing 3-2 with 8 saves Also appeared in 35 games as a catcher, knocking 2 home runs and 15 RBI Played for three teams in 2015, GCL Nationals, Auburn Doubledays and Hagerstown Suns #40 Cordero, Jimmy Throws - R Born: October 19, years old Acquired by Nationals from the Phillies for player to be named later on 11/16/2016-6th season/1st with Harrisburg 2016: Went 2-3 with 5.00 ERA at 4 different levels in the Philadelphia organization Finished 1-1 with a 3.46 ERA in 11 games with Reading Did not appear in a game until 7/01 because of injury MISC: Signed by Toronto as a non-drafted free agent on 1/06/2012 Traded by Toronto to Philadelphia along with Alberto Tirado for Ben Revere and cash on 7/31/2015 Fastball has topped out at as high as 104 MPH #29 Johansen, Jake Throws - R Born: January 23, years old Nationals 2nd round selection in 2013 MLB Draft - 5th season/1st with Harrisburg 2016: Finished 4-1 with 3.19 ERA pitching for three different teams in Nationals organization Spent most of the year in Hagerstown, going 3-1 with 1.86 ERA in 11 relief appearances MISC: Attended Dallas Baptist Appeared in 24 games in 2015 with the Potomac Nationals Made 18 starts for Hagerstown in 2014 before moving permanently to the bullpen in 2015 #28 Lara, Braulio Throws - L Born: December 20, years old Signed as a minor league free agent by the Nationals on 11/19/ th season/1st with Harrisburg 2016: Spent first part of 2016 with the Sacramento River Cats, finishing 1-1 with 3.90 ERA in 25 relief appearances Pitched final three months of the season in the Korean Baseball Organization MISC: Originally sjgned by Tamba Bay 1/1/2008 as non-drafted free agent Mid-season DSL All-Star in 2009 Signed by San Francisco as a minor league free agent on 11/19/2014 Played as high as triple-a in parts of each of the past four seasons #25 Self, Derek Throws - R Born: January 14, years old Nationals 9th round selection in 2012 MLB Draft - 6th season/4th with Harrisburg 2016: Went 4-2 with 3.66 ERA across three different levels in Nationals organization Spent most of season with the Senators, finishing 4-2 with 4.10 ERA in 30 relief appearances Promoted to Syracuse 9/2 and appeared in two games MISC: Lettered in basketball and golf in high school Attended the University of Louisville Named to the Louisville Slugger Freshmen All-American team in 2009 Drafted in 27th round by Oakland in 2011 but elected to remain in school Selected as a midseason All-Star with Potomac in 2014 Appeared in 62 games with Harrisburg #13 Simms, John Throws - R Born: January 17, years old Nationals 11th round selection in the 2013 MLB Draft - 4th season/3rd with Harrisburg 2016: Was the Senators opening night starter On the DL from 4/23 to 5/4 Moved to the bullpen on 5/9 MISC: Originally selected by the Nationals in the 39th round of the 2010 MLB draft but did not sign Played for the United States 18 and under team over the summer of 2010 #34 Suero, Wander Throws - R Born: September 15, years old Signed by the Nationals as a non-drafted free agent in 5/29/2010-8th/2nd with Harrisburg 2016: Spent entire season with the Senators, finishing 3-0 with 2.44 ERA in 39 relief appearances MISC: pitching as an 18-year-old for the Nationals in the Dominican Summer League Pitched in the DSL for three seasons before moving to the Gulf Coast League in 2013 #16 Valdez, Phillips Throws - R Born: November 16, years old Signed by the Nationals as a minor league free agent in 5/30/2012-7th/2nd with Harrisburg 2016: Split time between Harrisburg and Potomac, finishing 12-7 with 4.24 ERA Started 16 games for the Senators and went 6-4 with 4.62 ERA MISC: Originally signed by Cleveland as a non-drafted free agent in 2009 Signed by Rays as minor free agent 12/10/2011 Began career in the DSL for three seasons before moving to the Gulf Coast League in 2013

5 SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES Player Last Game Vs. Altoona Streak 2+ Hits 2+ RBI Last HR #10 - Osvaldo Abreu 0 x 5 0 x 5-1 #12 - Hernandez, Yadiel 0 x 4 0 x 4-1 #9 - Keller, Alec 2 x 4 r 2 x 4 r 1 1 #14 - Kieboom, Spencer #18 - Lisson, Mario 0 x 1 0 x 1-1 #15 - Norfork, Khayyan #2 - Perez, Stephen 0 x 1 0 x 1-1 #26 - Read, Raudy 1 x 4 1 x 4 1 #7 - Sanchez, Adrian 2 x 4 r 2 x 4 r 1 1 #22 - Soto, Neftali 2 x 5 2 x #6 - Stevenson, Andrew 2 x 3 2rbi r 2 x 3 2rbi r #17 - Ward, Drew 2 x 4 2b rbi 2 x 4 2b rbi 1 1 #10 - Abreu, Osvaldo Bats-R Born: June 13, years old Signed as non drafted free agent by the Nationals on 4/11/12-6th season/1st with Harrisburg Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #21 (Nats Org) 2017: Finished 2-8 at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Spent entire season with Potomac hitting.247 with 6 home runs and 18 steals in 126 games Went 2-4 with a grand slam on 8/30 vs. Frederick MISC: Has moved up one level each season of his career 2015 Nationals Organizational All-Star after hitting.274 with 30 steals for Hagerstown #12 - Hernandez, Yadiel Bats-L Born: October 9, years old Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 10/1/2016-1st season/1st with Harrisburg MISC: Defected from Cuba in 2015 while in North Carolina palying warm-up games with the Cuban national team for the Pan-American Games Spent 6 seasons from in Cuban National Series Won a gold glove during season Prior to 2017 season, last appeared in a game April, 2015 #9 - Keller, Alec Bats-L Born: May 13, years old Nationals 17th round selection in the 2014 MLB Draft - 3rd Season/1st with Harrisburg 2016: Mid-Season All-Star for Potomac Finished batting.285 with 3 home runs and 63 RBI in 117 games Went 3-4 with 3B and 5 RBI on 5/26 vs. Salem MISC: Attended Princeton University Won Ivy League Player of the Year in 2014 Split time in 2015 with Hagerstown and Potomac after starting his career with Auburn in 2014 #14 - Kieboom, Spencer Bats - R Born: March 16, years old Nationals 5th round selection in the 2012 MLB draft - 6th season/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: Finished 2-8 with 1 RBI at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Promoted to Nationals 9/2/16 Drew walk in only plate appearance MISC: He was a mid-season all-star in 2014 with Hagerstown and 2015 Potomac and an MLB.com organizational all-star in 2014 In 2011 at Clemson, he was on the Johnny Bench Award Watch List Was an All-ACC Academic team member He was an All-State pick as a junior and senior in high school has dual-citizenship with the United States and The Netherlands...his father, Alswinn, was born in The Netherlands, moved to the United States at the age of 17, and played baseball at Eastern Illinois #18 - Lisson, Mario Bats-R Born: May 31, years old Signed as a free agent by the Nationals on 12/12/ th season/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: Went 1-4 at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Spent all of 2016 with the Saraperos de Saltillo in the Mexican League, hitting.294 with 16 home runs and 84 RBI Went 4-5 with 2 2B on 4/5 Hit grand slam on 6/16 Selected to the 2016 Mexican League All-Star team MISC: Originally signed by Kansas City as a non-drafted free agent 4/1/2002 Played as high as triple-a nine seasons in Royals organization Signed by San Francisco as minor league free agent in 2013 Played in triple-a in parts of the last 3 seasons... Appeared in 37 games for the Senators in 2015, batting.283 with four home runs missed entire 2010 season due to shoulder injury #15 - Norfork, Khayyan Bats-R Born: January 19, years old Nationals 23rd round selection in the 2011 MLB draft - 6th season/2nd with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/6 - current 2016: Promoted to Harrisburg on July 8...began the season on a seven-game hit streak. MISC: Attended the University of Tennessee Played in a career-high 108 games in 2014 (120 with Potomac and 6 with Hagerstown) Attended Jackson State Community College before attending Tennessee Cousin Ray King played 10 seasons in the big leagues As a senior in high school tallied 14 point, six rebounds and six assists as a point guard

6 SENATORS POSITION PLAYER NOTES #2 - Perez, Stephen Bats-S Born: December 16, years old Nationals 8th round selection in the 2012 MLB draft - 5th season/2nd with Harrisburg 2016: Hit a walk-off solo home run in the bottom of the 7th of G2 vs. NH on 7/26 Drove in the game winning run with a pinch-hit 2B in the 11th inning at Binghamton on 4/11 MISC: He was a 2014 post-season all-star and mid-season all-star with Potomac He attended the University of Miami Was second-team all-state as a senior at Guliver Prep HS in Miami Awarded the Coral Gables Friend of Education Certificate of Achievement #26 - Read, Raudy Bats-R Born: October 29, years old Signed by the Nationals as non-drafted free agent - 7th season/1st with Harrisburg Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #22 (Nats Org) 2017: Went 1-9 with a home run at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Hit.262 with 9 home runs and 51 RBI in 101 games with Potomac MILB.com Nationals Organizational All-Star Went 5-7 with 2 home runs against Frederick on 8/12 Finished 4-4 with 2 2B on 8/1 vs. Lynchburg MISC: Spent first two seasons with DSL Nationals before going to GCL Nationals in 2013 Appeared in 82 games with Hagerstown in 2015 #7 - Sanchez, Adrian Bats-R Born: August 16, years old Signed by the Nationals as a non-drafted free agent 1/21/ th season/3rd with Harrisburg 2017: Played for Colombia in World Baseball Classic, finishing 3-12 with 1 RBI Went 2-7 with 1 2B at Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: He went 3-for-3 against Erie on 8/16 Went 3-for-4 with a 2B, 2R, and 2 RBIs on 4/7 at Altoona MISC: Has spent parts of the past three seasons with the Senators #22 - Soto, Neftali Bats-R Born: February 2, years old Signed by the Nationals as a Minor League Free Agent on 2/1/ th season/2nd with Harrisburg 2017: Went 5-25 with 1 HR and 4 RBI during the spring training with the Nationals as non-roster invitee 2016: Split time with Syracuse and Harrisburg Hit.276 with 10 home runs and 55 RBI with Senators before being promoted 2016 mid-season all-star with the Senators MISC: Originally selected by Cincinnati in 3rd round of 2007 MLB Draft MILB.com Reds Organizational all-star 2011 Played in 34 games with the Reds in 2013 and 2014 and is 3 for 42 in his career #6 - Stevenson, Andrew Bats - L Born: June 1, years old Nationals 2nd round selection in the 2015 MLB Draft - 2nd season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/6 - current Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #5 (Nats org) 2017: Played in Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee, finished 8-24 (.333) with 1 home run and 5 RBI 2016: Promoted to Senators on June 27 entered the season as the No. 8 prospect in the Nationals organization, according to Baseball America named to Carolina League all-star team named MVP of High-A All-Star game between Carolina League and California League after going 3-for-5 with two RBI triples MISC: Hit.311 in 177 career games at Louisiana State University was a two-time member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll was a member of 2015 LSU team that played in College World Series. #17 - Ward, Drew Bats - L Born: November 25, years old Nationals 3rd round selection in the 2013 MLB Draft - 4th season/1st with Harrisburg Time with Sens: 4/6 - current Prospect Ranking: Baseball America #12 (Nats org) 2017: Went 3-15 with 2 HR in Nationals spring training as non-roster invitee 2016: Promoted to Senators on June 27 entered the season as the No. 16 prospect in the Nationals organization, according to Baseball America hit.278/.377/.491 left Potomac leading the team in home runs with 11 was named a Carolina League All-Star participated in Midway Classic Home Run Derby, which was held on the USS Midway a Naval aircraft carrier in San Diego MISC: Hit 26 doubles and 10 home runs in 115 games with Class A Hagerstown as a 19-year-old in 2014 hit.249 with six home runs and 47 RBI in 111 games with Potomac in 2015.

7 SENATORS 2017 MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION TEAM BATTING MISCELLANOUS SUPERLATIVES Most runs, Game: 3 4/7 vs. Atloona 10+ HITTING STREAKS Most runs, Inning: 2 6th inning on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most hits, Game: 11 4/7 vs. Atloona Fewest Hits, Game: 11 4/7 vs. Atloona MULTI-HOMER GAMES Most Doubles, Game: 1 4/7 vs. Atloona Most Triples, Game: Most Home Runs, Game: Most Home Runs, Inning: BACK-TO-BACK HOME RUNS Most Stolen Bases, Game: 1 4/7 vs. Atloona Most Walks, Game: 2 4/7 vs. Atloona Most Strikeouts, Game: 14 4/7 vs. Atloona FIRST-INNING LEADOFF HOME RUNS Most Left on Base, Game: 10 4/7 vs. Atloona TEAM PITCHING Most strikeouts, Game: 12 4/7 vs. Atloona PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS Most walks, Game: 3 4/7 vs. Atloona Most runs allowed, Game: 5 4/7 vs. Atloona Most runs allowed, Inning: 2 4/7 vs. Atloona (1st and 3rd inning) GRAND SLAMS Most hits allowed, Game: 11 4/7 vs. Atloona Fewest hits allowed, Game: 11 4/7 vs. Atloona Most HR allowed, Game: Allowed Grand Slam 4+ HIT GAMES INDIVIDUAL BATTING Most hits: 2 5x on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most runs scored: 1 3x on 4/7 vs. Atloona 4+ RBI GAMES Most doubles: 1 D. Ward on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most triples: Most home runs: 4+ RUN SCORED GAMES Most RBI 2 A. Stevenson on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most stolen bases 1 A. Stevenson on 4/7 vs. Atloona INDIVIDUAL PITCHING WALK-OFF WINS Most innings pitched, starter 5.0 J. Long on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most innings pitched, reliever 2.0 D. Self on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most strikeouts 7 J. Long on 4/7 vs. Atloona COMPLETE GAMES Most walks allowed 2 B. Lara on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most runs allowed 4 J. Long on 4/7 vs. Atloona Most hits allowed 7 J, Long on 4/7 vs. Atloona Fewest hits allowed, min 5 inn 7 J, Long on 4/7 vs. Atloona 6,000+ CROWDS Most home runs allowed MISCELLANEOUS TEAM Longest game, innings 9 4/7 vs. Atloona Longest game, time (9 inn) 2:57 on 4/7 vs. Atloona Longest game, time (extra inn) Shortest game, time (9 inn) Shortest game, time (7 inn) Largest crowd, Home Largest crowd, Road Largest winning margin 2:57 on 4/7 vs. Atloona 2,454 on 4/7 vs. Atloona Largest losing margin 2 4/7 vs. Atloona Most errors 5 4/7 vs. Atloona Most errors by an opponent Most stolen bases by opponent Walk-Off Loss CATCHING BREAKDOWN CS ATT CS% Kieboom Read TOTAL

8 SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY Opponent Result Rcd PL GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attd 4/6 vs. Altoona Postponed due to weather- make-up scheduled for April 8 at 6:00 p..m. 4/7 vs. Altoona L 5-3 T A. McRae 1-0 J. Long M. DuRapau 2,454 4/8 vs. Altoona #1 #2 4/9 vs. Altoona 4/10 vs. Hartford 4/11 vs. Hartford 4/12 vs. Hartford Bowie Bowie Bowie Hartford Hartford Hartford Hartford 4/21 vs. Bowie 4/22 vs. Bowie 4/23 vs. Bowie 4/24 vs. Reading 4/25 vs. Reading 4/26 vs. Reading Altoona Altoona Altoona Trenton Trenton Trenton 5/4 vs. Hartford 5/5 vs. Hartford 5/6 vs. Hartford 5/7 vs. Hartford Erie Erie Trenton Trenton Trenton Trenton Trenton 5/16 vs. Bowie 5/17 vs. Bowie 5/18 vs. Bowie Richmond Richmond Richmond Erie Erie Erie Erie 5/26 vs. Richmond 5/27 vs. Richmond 5/28 vs. Richmond 5/29 vs. Richmond 5/30 vs. New Hampshire 5/31 vs. New Hampshire 6/1 vs. New Hampshire Erie Erie Erie 6/6 vs. Altoona 6/7 vs. Altoona 6/8 vs. Altoona 6/9 vs. Binghamton 6/10 vs. Binghamton 6/11 vs. Binghamton Akron Akron Akron 6/16 vs. Richmond 6/17 vs. Richmond 6/18 vs. Richmond New Hampshire New Hampshire New Hampshire Portland Portland Portland Reading Reading Reading Reading Binghamton Binghamton Binghamton Binghamton 7/4 vs. Akron

9 7/5 vs. Akron 7/6 vs. Akron 7/7 vs. Erie 7/8 vs. Erie 7/9 vs. Erie ALL-STAR BREAK 7/10-7/12 Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Altoona Altoona Altoona 7/20 vs. Binghamton 7/21 vs. Binghamton 7/22 vs. Binghamton 7/23 vs. Binghamton Richmond Richmond Richmond 7/27 vs. Portland 7/28 vs. Portland 7/29 vs. Portland 7/30 vs. Portland Reading Reading Reading 8/4 vs. Binghamton 8/5 vs. Binghamton 8/6 vs. Binghamton Bowie Bowie Bowie Hartford Hartford Hartford 8/15 vs. Richmond 8/16 vs. Richmond 8/17 vs. Richmond 8/18 vs. Trenton 8/19 vs. Trenton 8/20 vs. Trenton Akron Akron Akron Reading Reading Reading Reading 8/28 vs. Akron 8/29 vs. Akron 8/30 vs. Akron 8/31 vs. Akron Altoona Altoona Altoona Altoona SENATORS DAY-BY-DAY Opponent Result Rcd PL GB Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Attd