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YANKEES BY THE NUMBERS NOTE 2013 (2012) YANKEES (81-73) vs. (71-83) Current Standing in AL East:. . . 4th, -12 .5 RHP Ivan Nova (8-5, 3.36) vs. RHP Ryan Vogelsong (3-5, 5.73) Games Behind for 2nd Wild Card...... -3 .0 Current Streak:...... Won 1 Saturday, September 21 • Yankee Stadium • 1:05 p.m. Current Homestand:...... 1-0 Recent Road Trip:...... 4-6 Game #155 • Home Game #77 • TV: FOX • Radio: WCBS-AM 880 Last Five Games:...... 2-3 Last 10 Games:...... 5-5 AT A GLANCE: Today the Yankees continue their final regular season homestand of the season with the second of three games

Home Record: ...... 45-31 (51-30) vs . San Francisco… have an off day on Monday followed by three games vs . Tampa Bay (Tues .-Thurs .)… completed a 4-6 road trip Road Record: ...... 36-42 (44-37) on Thursday going 3-1 at Baltimore (9/9-12), 0-3 at Boston (9/13-15) Day Record:...... 30-23 (32-20) MOST GRAND SLAMS MOST GRAND SLAMS and 1-2 at Toronto (9/17-19)… following this homestand, play their Night Record:...... 51-50 (63-47) final three games of the regular season at Houston (9/27-29) . ALL TIME NYY FRANCHISE HISTORY Pre-All-Star...... 51-44 1. . . 24 1 . ...... 23 Post-All-Star...... 30-29 Are 2-5 in their last 7G and 6-9 in their last 15G (since 9/5) . Are 30-29 since the All-Star break despite going 7-13 in their 2 . Lou Gehrig ...... 23 2. ALEX RODRIGUEZ . .14 vs . AL East:...... 37-36 (41-31) 3 . . . . . . 21 3 . Joe DiMaggio...... 13 vs . AL Central:...... 22-11 (21-16) first 20 games following the break… own a 23-16 ( .590) record 4 . Eddie Murray...... 19 4 . ...... 12 vs . AL West: ...... 14-16 (20-15) in 39 games since 8/11, the seventh-best record in the Majors T5 . McCovey/Ventura . . . 18 5 . ...... 11 vs . :...... 8-10 (13-5) over the stretch and the fourth-best record in the AL (Oakland, vs . RH starters:...... 51-52 (58-43) 26-13, .667; Boston, 23-13, .639; and Cleveland, 22-15, .595) . vs . LH starters:...... 30-21 (37-24) Are 8G over .500, leaving them four games shy of matching their season-high-water LOWEST ERA - ALL TIME Yankees Score First:...... 51-20 (59-27) mark of 12 .0G over .500 (previously reached twice before: 30-18 on 5/25 and 28-16 on (min. 1,000.0IP)* Opp . Score First: ...... 30-53 (36-40)

5/20)… since last reaching their season-high-water mark on 5/25, have gone 51-55, 1 . ...... 2 .20 Leading After 6:...... 56-6 (73-8) 2. ...... 2.21 Trailing After 6:...... 12-59 (13-54) including 21-33 on the road and 30-22 at home . Are 3 .0G behind for the second Wild Card spot . 3 . Jim Scott...... 2 .26 Tied After 6:...... 13-8 (9-5) 4 . Babe Ruth ...... 2 .28 Leading After 7:...... 62-4 (79-5) Are 30-23 in day games and 51-50 in night games in 2013 . *Since earned runs became an Trailing After 7:...... 9-61 (9-58) official statistic (1912-NL, 1913-AL) Tied After 7:...... 10-7 (7-4) YESTERDAY’S NEWS: The Yankees defeated San Francisco, 5-1, in their series opener at Leading After 8:...... 66-4 (88-5) MOST APPEARANCES Yankee Stadium…Yankees batters scored all their runs on homers… LHP CC Sabathia Trailing After 8:...... 4-64 (1-58) started and allowed 1ER in 7 .0IP (7H, 3BB, 4K), recording the win and improving to 14-13 ALL-TIME Tied After 8:...... 11-4 (5-4) 1 . Jesse Orosco...... 1,252 this season… has won each of his last four starts at Yankee Stadium since 8/13… LF Alfonso Extra-Inning Games:...... 5-6 (6-3) 2 . Mike Stanton...... 1,178 One- Games:...... 28-15 (22-25) Soriano (2-for-3) opened the scoring with a solo HR in the second inning, marking his 100th 3 . John Franco...... 1,119

Two (or fewer)-run Games:. . . . 46-29 (41-33) RBI of the season… DH Alex Rodriguez (1-for-4) his 24th career , surpassing 4. MARIANO RIVERA. . .1,113 NYY Scores 5 or more:. . . . 49-7 (68-19) Lou Gehrig (23) for most in Baseball history…was his 14th grand slam as a Yankee, breaking 5 . ...... 1,071 NYY Scores 4 or more:. . . . 64-16 (83-27) a tie with Joe DiMaggio (13) for sole possession of second place on the Yankees’ all-time list Rivera is the only all time to NYY Scores 3 or less:. . . . . 17-57 (12-40) (see chart at top right)… RHP David Robertson tossed 1 .0 scoreless inning (1BB, 1K)… RHP make more than 1,000 appearances NYY Scores 2 or less:...... 5-47 (6-27) Mariano Rivera tossed a perfect ninth in a non- situation (1 .0IP, 1K) . with one club. Opp . Scores 5 or more:. . . . 12-45 (14-46) Opp . Scores 4 or less: . . . . . 68-28 (81-19) MOST SAVES - ALL-TIME* Opp . Scores 3 or less: . . . . . 51-21 (66-8) HALF MEASURES: The Elias Sports Bureau notes that LF Alfonso Soriano (51RBI w/ 1. MARIANO RIVERA. . . 652 Opp . Scores 2 or less: . . . . . 35-9 (46-4) Cubs and 49RBI w/Yankees) needs 1RBI to become the fifth player in MLB history to 2 . Trevor Hoffman...... 601 Yankees No Errors:...... 56-46 (66-40) drive in 50-or-more runs for each of two different teams in one season, joining Matt 3 . Lee Smith...... 478 4 . John Franco...... 424 Yankees Make (s):. . . . 25-27 (29-27) Holliday (2009-OAK/STL), Manny Ramirez (2008-BOS/LAD), Carlos Beltran (2004-KC/ 5 . Billy Wagner...... 422 NYY Starter Goes 6:...... 61-42 (71-35) HOU), and (2000-CLE/NYY) . Opp . Starter Goes 6: . . . . . 45-54 (54-48) Yankees Outhit Opp .:. . . . . 50-8 (66-12) FAREWELL ANDY: On Friday, the Yankees announced that LHP will MOST SAVES Opp . Outhits Yankees: . . . . 19-58 (20-50) retire following the 2013 season… owns a 255-152 ( .627) career record with a 3 .86 ERA IN FINAL CAREER SEASON Hit Totals Are Even: ...... 12-7 (9-5) (3,300 .0IP, 1415ER) in 529 appearances (519 starts) over 18 Major League seasons with the List excludes active players. Mariano Come-From-Behind Wins:...... 39 (46) Rivera has 44 saves this season. C-F-B Wins (trailing by 3+):...... 11 (9) Yankees (1995-2003, ’07-10 and ’12-13) and (2004-06) . Was originally selected by the Yankees in the 22nd round of the 1990 First-Year T1 . Robb Nen (SFG). . . . . 43 (2002) C-F-B Wins (trailing by 4+):...... 1 (4) Jeff Shaw (LAD). . . . . 43 (2001) C-F-B Wins (trailing by 5+):...... 0 (1) Player Draft… has played 15 seasons with the club, going 218-126 with a 3 .95 3 . Billy Wagner (ATL). . . 37 (2010) Yankees hit 0HR:...... 24-47 (7-24) ERA (2,780 .1IP, 1,220ER) and 2,009K in 445G (436GS)… is the franchise leader in 4 . Tom Henke (STL). . . . 36 (1995) Yankees hit at least 1HR:. . . 57-26 (88-43) and is on pace to finish his career tied with (438) for the 5 . Todd Worrell (LAD). . . 35 (1997) Yankees hit 2+ HRs:...... 30-8 (55-17) most starts in Yankees history… trails only Ford (236 wins, 3,171 .0IP) and Red Walk-off Wins:...... 6 (5) Ruffing (231 wins, 3,168 .0IP) in wins and IP as a Yankee and ranks Walk-off Losses:...... 6 (6) MOST WIN/SAVE COMBINATIONS ALL TIME Series Record:...... 22-23-6 (30-15-7) fifth in franchise history in appearances… appeared in eight career World Series (seven as a Yankee), winning championships with the 1. ANDY PETTITTE/MARIANO RIVERA (NYY). .72 Series Record, home: . MARIANO. . 13-9-3 RIVERA RETIREMENT (17-7-2) LOGO Option 1 March 8, 2013 Yankees in 1996, ‘98, ’99, 2000 and ’09 . 2 . /Dennis Eckersley (OAK)...... 57 Series Record, road:. . . .. 9-14-3 (13-8-5) 3 . /MARIANO RIVERA (NYY) ...... 49 Series Openers:...... 25-26 (32-20) 4 . /Dennis Eckersley (OAK)...... 43 Series Finales:...... 25-25 (34-18) PATCHING THINGS UP: During the Yankees’ final T5 . /Tom Henke (TOR)...... 37 Sweeps by Yankees:...... 8 (10) four home games of the season from Sunday /Rick Aguilera (MIN)...... 37 Sweeps by Opponent:...... 6 (4) through Thursday, the team will wear “Mariano Official stat since 1969 / CourtesyElias Sports Bureau TODAY IN YANKEES HISTORY Rivera Final Season” patches on the left sleeves of Sept. 21, 2008: The Yankees play the final their jerseys and on their caps . game at the original Yankee Stadium, SINCE ACQUISITION OF defeating Baltimore, 7-3 . ALFONSO SORIANO (7/26) Sept. 21, 1955: In his final bout, boxer FIRST IMPRESSIONS: The Giants are the 24th different opponent to Rocky Marciano knocks out Archie Moore Most HRs in Majors play in the current Yankee Stadium… with the Yankees’ win on Friday, in the ninth round to retain his world improved to 19-5 in an opponents’ first-ever games at Yankee Stadium . 1. ALFONSO SORIANO. . 16 heavyweight title at Yankee Stadium . T2 . Chris Davis...... 14 TOMORROW IN YANKEES HISTORY Ryan Zimmerman. . . . . 14 Sept. 22, 1927: Earl Combs records a RIVERA TRIBUTE: On Sunday the Yankees will hold a special pregame ceremony to honor T4 . Miguel Cabrera...... 13 franchise-high tying three triples in an 8-7 RHP Mariano Rivera…guests with valid tickets are encouraged to be in their seats no later . . . . . 13

come-from-behind win vs . . than 12:30 p .m .… gates will open at 11:00 a .m . and Monument Park will be closed to fans . Most RBI in Majors CLOSE ENCOUNTERS: The Yankees have an MLB-best 28-15 ( .651) record in one-run games this season after going 22-25 ( .468) 1. ALFONSO SORIANO. . 49 2 . Matt Holliday...... 44 in such games in 2012… have had just three other seasons in franchise history in which they have played as many or more one- 3 . Hunter Pence...... 42 run games with as high a winning percentage (1963/36-17/ .679; 1906/29-16/ .644; and 1904/35-17/ .673) . 4 . Miguel Cabrera...... 39 T5 . 5 players tied...... 38 MIDDLEMEN: The Yankees are 25-26 in series openers and 25-25 in finales, but own a 31-22 mark in the middle games of a series .

CENSUS BUREAU: With LHP Mike Zagurski making his Yankees debut in Sunday’s loss at YANKEES REMAINING PROMOTIONAL SCHEDULE FOR 2013 Boston, the Yankees have now used a franchise-record 56 players in 2013 (23-P, 4-C, 18-INF, Tickets available at yankees.com

10-OF, 1-DH), surpassing their previous high of 51 players in 2005 and ‘08… have used 33 DATE ITEM (SPONSOR) position players this season, marking the most used by a Major League team since the 2004 Sat ., Sept . 21, 1:05 p .m ...... Limited-Edition TY Beanie Buddy (DKNY) Sun ., Sept . 22, 1:05 p .m ...... Mariano Rivera Photo (Yankees/Steiner) Royals (also 33)… used 45 players in 2012: (22-P, 3-C, 10-INF, 10-OF) . Of the 56 players used this season, 28 have made their first-ever appearance as a Yankee, Tues ., Sept . 24, 7:05 p .m ...... Mariano Rivera Bobblehead (AT&T) with eight players making their Major League debuts (Adams, Almonte, Cabral, Claiborne, Wed ., Sept . 25, 7:05 p .m . . . . Yankees Charlie Brown Bobblehead (MetLife) * All giveaways and event dates are subject to change Joseph, Marshall, Murphy and Nuno) . UPCOMING PROBABLE STARTING Date Opponent Probable Pitchers Time TV Sun ,. 9/22 vs . San Francisco LHP Andy Pettitte (10-10, 3 .93) vs . RHP Yusmeiro Petit (4-0, 3 .08) 1:05 p .m . YES/TBS On the Radio: All games carried by WCBS-AM 880 and the Yankees Radio Network; Spanish on WADO 1280-AM and YES Network in SAP Saturday, September 21, 2013 vs. San Francisco Giants - 1:05 p.m. ET YANKEES MANAGERS ALL TIME WINS ARM STRENGTH: The Yankees are 30-21 vs . LH starters in 2013 (12-12 road & 18-9 home) . 1 . Joe McCarthy. . . . . 1,460 2 . ...... 1,173 HOMER HAPPY: With ’s on 9/13 at Boston, the Yankees have now had a Major League-leading 23 3 . . . . . 1,149 4 . . . . . 1,067 different players homer for the club this season… marks the most different Yankees to homer in a season in franchise history, surpassing 22 different players with a home run in both 2000 and 1965 . 5 . Ralph Houk...... 944 6. . . . .560 7 . ...... 556 SEPTEMBERS TO REMEMBER: Since Manager Joe Girardi took the helm of the Yankees in 2008, the club has an 95-70 ( 576). regular season record in Sept ./Oct ., which is the fourth-best mark in MLB over the span (, 101-65, .608, Los Angeles-AL, 97-65, .599 and San Francisco, 93-67, .581) . YANKEES SEPT./OCT. Since 2001, the Yankees have MLB’s best Sept ./Oct . regular season record, going 225-137 ( .622) with just one losing season over the span REGULAR SEASON RECORDS UNDER (went 13-17 in 2010) . JOE GIRARDI Year Record LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT: Since 8/11, the Yankees are 19-5 when hitting at least 1HR… are 57-26 in such games in 2013 . 2008 ...... 17-9 ( .654)

Are 5-14 in their last 19 games in which they have failed to hit a home run… however are 4-5 in their last nine such games . 2009 ...... 20-11 ( .645)

Are 24-47 this year when hitting 0HR… went 7-24 when failing to homer in 2012… their 71G without a HR are more than twice 2010. . . . . 13-17 ( .433) their total from 2012 (31) and marks their most homerless games since 1989, when they had 74 such games . 2011. . . . . 16-12 ( .571) 2012. . . . . 20-11 ( .645) ROADWORK: The Yankees are 36-42 on the road this season, clinching their first losing road record since going 33-39 in the strike- 2013...... 9-9 ( .500) shortened season of 1995 . Totals 95-70 (.576)

NYY vs. OPPONENTS National League 2013 TOTAL BAL BOS CWS CLE DET HOU KC LAA MIN OAK SEA TB TEX TOR ARI COL LAD NYM SD SF Games 162 19 19 6 7 6 6 7 7 7 6 7 19 7 19 3 3 4 4 3 3 Record 81-73 10-9 6-13 3-3 6-1 3-3 2-1 5-2 4-3 5-2 1-5 4-3 7-9 3-4 14-5 2-1 2-1 2-2 0-4 1-2 1-0 Home 45-31 6-3 3-7 3-0 3-0 2-1 2-1 2-2 3-1 1-2 1-2 1-2 3-4 1-2 10-0 2-1 N/A 1-1 0-2 N/A 1-0 Road 36-42 4-6 3-6 0-3 3-1 1-2 0-0 3-0 1-2 4-0 0-3 3-1 4-5 2-2 4-5 N/A 2-1 1-1 0-2 1-2 N/A

YANKEES vs. SAN FRANCISCO NYY vs. SAN FRANCISCO NYY ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON vs. San Francisco: 4-3 ALL-TIME REGULAR SEASON at original Yankee Stadium: 2-1 / at AT&T Park: 1-2 / at current Yankee Stadium: 1-0 Date H/A W/L Score Rec.

The Yankees and Giants are meeting in their third all-time regular season series… the two teams have met twice in 6/7/02 at NYY W 2-1 1-0 6/8/02 at NYY L 3-4 1-1 , splitting the all-time series, 3-3 (details at right)… the Yankees took two out of three games in 2002 6/9/02 at NYY W 4-2 2-1 at the original Yankee Stadium and lost two out of three at AT&T Park in 2007 . 6/22/07 at SF W 7-3 3-1 6/23/07 at SF L 5-6 3-2 NYY ALL-TIME POSTSEASON vs. Giants: 23-19-1 (4-3 as SFG & 19-16-1 as NYG) 6/23/07 at SF L 2-7 3-3 9/20/13 at NYY W 5-1 4-3 at home: 10-9-1 / at : 1-4-1 / at original Yankee Stadium: 9-5 9/21/13 at NYY - - - on road: 13-10 / at Polo Grounds: 11-8 / at : 2-2 9/22/13 at NYY - - - Total in 2013 28-24 4-3 The Yankees and Giants have met seven times in the World Series with the Giants winning their first two meetings in 1921

and 1922 and Yankees winning each of the last five Fall Classics vs . the Giants in 1923, ’36, ’37, ’51 and ’62… the 43 World Series games between the teams are the second-most for any two opponents behind the 66 Fall Classic games between NYY vs. N.Y./S.F. GIANTS the Yankees and Dodgers (credit: Elias) . ALL-TIME POSTSEASON In 1921, Babe Ruth’s first season in pinstripes, the Yankees played their cross-town rivals in the franchise’s first World Series YEAR SERIES W L T 3 5 0 appearance, losing 5-games-to-3 in Baseball’s last nine-game Fall Classic format… the Yankees were held without a win in 1922 World Series 0 4 1 the 1922 World Series, one of only three such instances in their history…Game 2 of the Series featured the only tie in the 4 2 0

history of World Series play… the Yankees’ win in 1923 marked the franchise’s first of 27 World Championships…led by 4 2 0 rookie Joe DiMaggio, the Yankees’ 1936 World Series win vs . the Giants marked their first of four consecutive titles from ’36- 4 1 0 1951 World Series 4 2 0 39… their 18-4 win in Game 2 still marks the most runs ever scored by a team in a World Series game… the Yankees’ 1951 4 3 0 Series win over the Giants featured rookies and … the 1962 World Series, in which the Yankees Total All Time 23 19 1 faced the San Francisco Giants, went all seven games with the Yankees emerging victorious after a 1-0 shutout by Series Series Record 5 2 - MVP in the final contest . POLO GROUNDS NOTES (from p.408 of the 2013 Yankees Media Guide): The Yankees called the Polo Grounds home from 1913 through 1922, sharing the park with

the New York Giants… located on West 157th Street and Eighth Avenue in Upper , the Polo Grounds was overlooked by a promontory called Coogan’s

Bluff to the west… to the east was the Harlem River—on the other side of which Yankee Stadium was built in 1923… the Polo Grounds was constructed with

straight sides, and the outfield fences by the foul poles ran parallel to each other and away from home plate… the foul poles in left and right were approximately 277 and 258 feet away from the plate, respectively, while left-center, center and right fields were all in the range of 445-483 feet away from home . The Yankees compiled a 416-338 all-time regular season record at the uniquely-shaped facility, winning the first two pennants in franchise history while

tenants in 1921 and 1922… the club lost both of those World Series to the NL Champion Giants—5 games to 3 in 1921 and 4 games to none with one tie in 1922—in Fall Classics played entirely at the Polo Grounds .

The American Leaguers were welcome tenants as long as they remained less popular than the Giants… but with Babe Ruth’s arrival in 1920 and the team’s

subsequent success, the dynamic quickly changed… after the Yankees started outdrawing the Giants in their own park in 1920 and 1921, the National

Leaguers asked the Pinstripers to vacate to a new facility as soon as possible… the 1922 season marked their final season in Manhattan before their April 18, 1923, Yankee Stadium debut in .

The Polo Grounds remained home to the Giants until they moved to San Francisco in 1958… it stood empty until 1962 when the Mets arrived to play two

seasons there before moving into … in 1964, the Polo Grounds was demolished… apartment buildings called the Polo Grounds Towers occupy the site today .

NYY BATTERS vs. SAN FRANCISCO (CAREER) NYY BATTERS vs. RHP RYAN VOGELSONG Player AVG G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO OBP SLG Career AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K OBP SLG David Adams ------David Adams ------Zoilo Almonte ------Zoilo Almonte ------Robinson Cano 222. 4 18 1 4 1 0 0 1 0 3 .222 .278Robinson Cano .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 ------Brett Gardner ------Curtis Granderson .176 4 17 2 3 1 0 0 2 1 4 .222 .235Curtis Granderson ------J .R . Murphy 1 .0003 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000. .000J .R . Murphy ------Eduardo Nunez 250. 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 250. .250Eduardo Nunez ------ .18532 92 8 17 6 0 1 6 12 18 .286 .283Lyle Overbay .10010 1 0 0 0 3 6 .286 .100 .216 58 199 31 43 7 0 13 27 30 85 .322 .447Mark Reynolds ------Alex Rodriguez 466. 18 73 18 34 8 0 7 28 9 11 .535 .863Alex Rodriguez .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 .333 .000 ------Austin Romine ------Brendan Ryan .31119 61 8 19 4 0 0 5 8 8 400. .377Brendan Ryan 000. 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 .500 .000 Alfonso Soriano 286. 42 154 26 44 12 0 9 24 11 41 .339 .539Alfonso Soriano .33315 5 0 0 1 1 2 .375 .533 Chris Stewart ------Chris Stewart ------ .25013 52 5 13 0 0 1 5 4 4 298. .308Ichiro Suzuki .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 Vernon Wells .18810 32 1 6 0 0 0 1 2 5 235. .188Vernon Wells ------SUNDAY’S STARTER vs. SAN FRANCISCO: LHP ANDY PETTITTE (10-10, 3.93) LHP Andy Pettitte, 41, will make his 29th start of the season vs . San Francisco… will be his fourth career start vs . San Francisco and first as a Yankee…last started on 9/17 at Toronto and recorded the loss in the 2-0 Yankees’ defeat, allowing just 1ER on 6H in 6 .2IP (2BB, 5K, 1HR)… marked his seventh straight game of at least 6 .0IP… signed a one-year contract with the Yankees on 11/28/12 . TOP OF THE HEAP: Has earned at least 10 victories in 14 different seasons with the Yankees, setting a new franchise record (credit: Elias)…surpassed Whitey Ford, who previously held the mark at 13 different seasons with New York .

PETTITTE vs. SAN FRANCISCO: Has made just three career starts vs . San Francisco, all as a member of the Houston Astros, and recorded the loss in each outing, combining to go 0-3 with a 5 .40 ERA (18 .1IP, 11ER)…has allowed 3ER or less in two of those three outings .  Last started against San Francisco on 8/5/05 at AT&T Park and recorded the loss in the 4-0 Astros’ defeat, allowing 3ER on 7H in 7 .0IP (1BB, 8K, 1HR) .  Last started vs . San Francisco at home on 5/12/05 at Minute Maid Park and recorded the loss in the 6-3 Astros’ defeat, allowing 4R/2ER on 5H in 6 .0IP (3BB, 6K) . Saturday, September 21, 2013 vs. San Francisco Giants - 1:05 p.m. ET

2013 YANKEES HOME RUNS 2013 TEAM HIGHS & LOWS MOST RECENT HOME RUNS BY PLAYER CLUB GENERAL Player Date Opponent/Pitcher AB Since Last Longest Winning Streak...... 6 (7/1-6) Longest Winning Streak, Home...... 6, (8/20G1-31) Adams 5/22/13 at Baltimore / O’Day 104 Longest Winning Streak, Road...... 5, 2x (5/8-12 and 4/7-4/20) Almonte 6/21/13 vs . Tampa Bay / Hernandez 84 Longest Losing Streak...... 5, 3x (6/26-30; 6/11-15 and 5/26-30) Cano 9/11/13 at Baltimore / Hunter 27 Longest Losing Streak, Home...... 4 (7/13-27) Gardner 8/11/13 vs . Detroit / Veras 107 Longest Losing Streak, Road...... 5 (6/11-15) Granderson 9/19/13 at Toronto / Redmond 5 Longest Game, Time, 9 innings / . . . . . 4:12 (8/18 at BOS) / 5:35 (6/13 at OAK -18 inn ). Murphy None -- 11 Longest Game, Innings...... 18 innings (6/13 at OAK) Nunez 8/7/13 at Chicago-AL / Santiago 107 Shortest Game, Time, All Games / 9 inns ...... 1:58 (5 1/2 inn ., 6/2 vs . BOS) / 2:24 (6/27 vs . TEX) Overbay 9/9/13 at Baltimore / Tillman 23 Most LOB, 9 innings / Extra innings...... 13, 2x (8/18 at BOS, 7/5 vs . BAL) / 14 (6/13 at OAK -18 inn .) Reynolds 9/12/13 at Baltimore / Chen 16 Most Errors...... 3, 2x (8/13 vs . LAA; 4/18 vs . ARI) Rodriguez 9/20/13 (GS) vs . San Francisco / Kontos 0 Largest Margin of Victory...... 13 (4/9 at CLE, 14-1) Romine 8/5/13 at San Diego / Thayer 47 Largest Margin of Defeat...... 10, 2x (6/1 vs . BOS, 1-11 and 5/15 vs . SEA, 2-12) Ryan 9/13/13 at Boston / Lackey 18 Highest Paid Attendances, Home / Road...... 49,514 (4/1 vs . BOS) / 53,013 (7/31 at LAD) Soriano 9/20/13 vs . San Francisco / Lincecum 2 Stewart 8/20/13 (G1) vs . Toronto/ Wagner 44 TEAM BATTING Suzuki 8/30/13 vs . Baltimore / Gonzalez 48 Most Runs, Game...... 14, 2x (8/13 vs . LAA; 4/9 at CLE) Wells 8/13/13 vs . Los Angeles-AL / Vargas 58 Most Runs, Inning...... 8 (9/2 vs . CWS, 4th) Most Hits, All Games...... 19 (8/13 vs . LAA) MULTI-HOME RUN GAMES 7x in 2013 (18x in 2012) Most Hits, Inning...... 8 (6/6 at SEA, 3rd) Player Games Most Home Runs, All Games...... 5 (4/9 at CLE) Soriano-4x Last: 9/10 at BAL (Gonzalez-Gausman) Shut Out...... 10 (last 9/17 vs . TOR) Cano-3x (7/1, at MIN/Diamond-2); (5/18 vs . TOR/ Morrow-2); (4/8 at CLE/Jimenez-Albers) Fewest Hits, All Games...... 2, 4x (7/27 vs . TB, 6/27 vs . TEX, 6/2 vs . BOS, 4/22 at TB) Most Strikeouts, 9 inn . / Extra inns ...... 14, 2x (last 6/15 at LAA) / 15 (6/13 at OAK -18 inn .) GRAND SLAMS 4x in 2013 (10x in 2012) Most Walks, All Games ...... 10 (4/26 vs . TOR) Player Date Opponent Pitcher Most Stolen Bases, All Games...... 6, (9/5 vs . Boston, by 6 players-tying franchise mark, ninth time) Alex Rodriguez (24th of career setting all-time MLB record) 9/20/13 vs . San Francisco Kontos Hitting Streak, Active / Season...... 7 (Soriano) / 12 (Cano, 7/6-21) Alfonso Soriano 8/14/13 vs . Los Angeles-AL Weaver Walk-off Wins...... 7 (9/8 vs . BOS, 8/21 vs . TOR; 8/11 vs . DET; Lyle Overbay 7/10/13 vs . Kansas City Davis ...... 8/9 vs . DET; 7/28 vs . TB, 7/5 vs . BAL, 3-2 and 6/25 vs . TEX, 4-3) 6/3/13 vs . Cleveland Masterson TEAM PITCHING PINCH-HIT HOME RUNS 3x in 2013 (6x in 2012) Most Runs Allowed, Game...... 13 (9/7 vs . BOS) Player Date Opponent Pitcher Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game...... 13 (9/7 vs . BOS) Overbay 7/8/13 vs . Kansas City Guthrie Most Runs Allowed, Inning...... 7, 2x (9/1 vs . BAL-7th, 5/15 vs . SEA-1st) Most Hits Allowed, Game...... 18 (6/1 vs . BOS) Hafner 4/17/13 vs . Arizona Hernandez Most Hits Allowed, Inning...... 6, 5x (last 9/1 vs . BAL-7th) Boesch 4/9/13 at Cleveland Myers Fewest Hits Allowed, Game...... 3, 2x (8/31 vs . BAL and 7/5 vs . BAL) 1st INNING LEAD-OFF HOME RUNS 0x in 2013 (5x in 2012 - all by Jeter) Most Home Runs Allowed...... 4, 2x (9/7 vs . BOS and 8/23 at TB) Player Date Opponent Pitcher Most Walks, All Games ...... 9 (6/12 at OAK) None ------Most Strikeouts, 9 inn . / Extra inns ...... 14 (7/14 vs . MIN) / 15 (7/21 at BOS-11 inn ). Last by Jeter (29th of career) 8/21/12 at Chicago-AL Liriano Most Stolen Bases Allowed, 9 inn . / Extra inns . . . . . 3, 2x (last: 8/15 vs . LAA) / 4 (7/21 at BOS-11 inn .) owns the most lead-off HR in franchise history ( is second with 24). Shutouts...... 9 (last 8/31 vs . BAL) Complete Games ...... 5 (last: Nova, 8/31 vs . BAL, 2-0 win) INSIDE-THE-PARK HOME RUNS 0x in 2013 (0x in 2012) Walk-off Losses ...... 6 (last 8/7 at Chicago-AL, 6-5 in 12 inn .) Player Date Opponent Pitcher 2013 INDIVIDUAL None ------BATTING: Runs- 4, 2x (Cano, 7/1 at MIN & 4/8 at CLE); Hits- 4, 9x (last Cano, 8/21 vs . TOR); HR- 2, 7x (last Last by Granderson 8/21/11 at Minnesota Mijares Soriano, 9/10 at BAL); RBI- 7 (Soriano, 8/14 vs . LAA); BB- 4 (Cano, 6/22 vs . TB); SB- 2, 6x (last Nunez, 8/18 WALK-OFF HOME RUNS 2x in 2013 (2x in 2012) at BOS); CS - 1, 29x (many players) . Player Date Men on Opponent Pitcher PITCHING: IP in Start- 9 0,. 5x (last Nova-CG, 8/31 vs . BAL); IP in Relief- 6 0. (Warren, 6/13 at OAK); Brett Gardner 8/11 solo vs . Detroit Veras Hits- 11, 4x (last Kuroda, 8/17 at BOS); Runs- 9, 2x (Huff 9/7 vs . BOS and Phelps, 6/29 at BAL); ER- 9, Ichiro Suzuki 6/25 solo vs . Texas Scheppers 2x (Huff 9/7 vs . BOS and Phelps, 6/29 at BAL); BB- 6, 2x (Nova, 8/25 at TB and Sabathia, 8/13 vs . LAA); K- 11 (Nova, 7/5 vs . BAL); HR- 4 (Kuroda 8/23 vs . TB) . SWITCH-HIT HOME RUNS 0x in 2013 (3x in 2011) FIELDING: Errors - 2, 3x (Nunez, 8/17 at BOS & 8/13 vs . LAA; Cervelli, 4/18 vs . ARI); CCS - 2, 3x (last Player Date Opponent (Pitchers) No. of HR Stewart, 8/25 at TB) . None ------2013 STARTS BY POSITION Last by 8/17/12 vs. Boston (Morales-LHP, Mortensen-RHP) 2 Mark Teixeira has homered from both sides of the plate in a game 13 times - a MLB record. Player C 1B 2B 3B SS LF CF RF DH Adams - 3 4 29 - - - - - BACK-TO-BACK HRs 2x in 2013 (8x in 2012, including 1 back-to-back-to-back) Almonte - - - - - 23 - - - Players Date Opponent No. HR / Inn. Boesch ------12 - Cano/Teixeira 6/6/13 at Seattle 2 / 3rd Brignac - - - - 12 - - - - Cano / Wells 5/12/13 at Kansas City / Santana 2 / 3rd Cano - - 148 - - - - - 5 Last b2b2b: Cano/Swisher/A. Jones (6/8/12 vs. the Mets - 3HR in 3rd inn.) Cervelli 16 ------Last multi-HR inn, individual: A. Rodriguez (10/4/09 at Tampa Bay - 2HR/6th inn.) Cruz - - - 11 5 - - - - Francisco ------4 10 2013 RUNS SCORED BY HR / RUNNERS ON BASE Gardner ------132 - 1 2013 Home run total: 136 Runs Scored via HR: 215 (34 .1%) Total Runs in 2013: 630 Gonzalez - - - 5 5 - - - - Granderson - - - - - 11 13 9 14 Solo (87): Adams-2, Almonte-1, Boesch-2, Cano-15, Cervelli-3, Francisco-1, Gardner-5, Granderson-6, Hafner ------66 Hafner-7, Jeter-1, Nix-2, Nunez-1, Overbay-10, Reynolds-2, Rodriguez-6, Romine-1, Ryan-1, Soriano-5, Ishikawa - 1 ------Stewart-3, Suzuki-4, Teixeira-1, Wells-8 Jeter - - - - 13 - - - 4 2-Run (32): Boesch-1, Cano-6, Gardner-2, Granderson-1, Hafner-2, Nix-1, Overbay-3, Reynolds-2 Joseph - 1 1 ------Soriano-7, Suzuki-3, Wells-2, Youkilis-2 Lillibridge - 1 - 8 - - - - - 3-Run (16): Cano-6, Gardner-1, Hafner-3, Soriano-3, Stewart-1, Teixeira-1, Wells-1 Mesa - - - - - 2 1 - - Murphy 3 ------Grand Slams (4): Overbay-1, Rodriguez-1, Soriano-1, Teixeira-1 Nelson - - - 9 - - - - - 2012 Home Run Total: 245 Runs Scored via HR: 389 (48.4%) Total Runs in 2012: 804 Neal - - - - - 1 - 2 1 2012 breakdown: solo HR (142); 2-Run (74); 3 run (20), Grand Slams (10) Nix - - - 32 41 - - - - Nunez - - - 6 69 - - - - YANKEES ON THE DISABLED LIST: 19 PLAYERS / 26 STINTS (in 2012: 16/17) Overbay - 112 - - - - - 4 1 PLAYER (ital=off D.L.) INJURY DATES TYPE GMS LOST Reynolds - 15 1 7 - - - - - Rodriguez - - - 27 - - - - 12 RHP ...... Right upper back throracic injury . . . .3/31 (retro. to 3/22) - 4/5. . 15d ...... 4 Romine 43 ------OF Curtis Granderson . . Fractured right wrist ...... 3/31 (retro to 3/22) - 5/13. . 15d...... 38 Ryan - - - - 9 - - - - RHP Ivan Nova...... Inflammation of right triceps...... 4/27-5/23. . 15d...... 24 Soriano - - - - - 42 - - 8 RHP . . Right oblique strain...... 5/3 (retro. to 4/28)-5/27. . 15d...... 27 Stewart 93 ------1B Mark Teixeira...... Right arm torn ECU sheath...... 3/31 (retro. to 3/22) -5/30. . 60d (as of 5/12). . 53 Suzuki - - - - - 8 8 106 1 INF . . . . . Lumbar spine sprain...... 4/30 (retro. to 4/28)-5/30 . .15d...... 30 Teixeira - 14 ------1 LHP Andy Pettitte. . . . . Strained left trapezius muscle . . . . 5/18 (retro to 5/17) - 6/2. . 15d...... 15 Wells - 1 - - - 67 - 17 18 LHP Cesar Cabral. . . . . Recovery from left elbow surgery...... 3/26-6/13. . 60d...... 66 Youkilis - 6 - 20 - - - - 2 INF Eduardo Nunez . . . .Left oblique strain...... 5/12 (retro. to 5/6)-7/5. . 60d (as of 6/14). .56 RHP . . . .Right rotator cuff tendinitis...... 3/15-7/7. . 60d...... 88 2013 STARTS BY BATTING ORDER SS Derek Jeter...... Recovery from left ankle surgery. . 3/31 (retro. to 3/22)-7/10. . 60d (as of 4/27). . .91 Player 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 SS Derek Jeter...... Grade 1 right quad strain. . . . . 7/19 (retro. to 7/12)-7/27. . 15d...... 12 Adams - - - - 3 6 13 10 4 INF Jayson Nix...... Right hamstring strain...... 7/3 (retro. to 7/2)-7/28 . .15d...... 23 Almonte - 3 - - 10 10 - - - OF Curtis Granderson . . Fractured fifth metacarpal on left hand ...... 5/25-8/1. . 60d (as of 7/7). . . 60 Boesch - - - - 6 4 1 1 - 3B Alex Rodriguez. . . . .Recovery from left hip surgery...... 2/13-8/5. . 60d ...... 110 Brignac ------1 10 1 INF Luis Cruz...... Right knee sprain...... 7/24 (retro. to 7/23)-8/15. . 15d...... 20 Cano - 42 103 8 - - - - - SS Derek Jeter...... Right calf strain ...... 8/5 (retro. to 8/3)-8/25. . 15d...... 22 Cervelli - - - - 4 3 4 - 5 OF Zoilo Almonte. . . . . Left ankle sprain...... 7/20-9/9. . 15d...... 45 Cruz ------6 6 3 Francisco - 3 - - 7 3 - - 1 RHP . . . . . Right forearm strain...... 7/6 (retro. to 7/5)-present. . 60d (as of 8/15). . .62 Gardner 132 ------*C . . . . Fractured right hand ...... 4/27-present. . . . 60d (as of 5/1). . . . 131 Gonzalez ------5 5 INF Kevin Youkilis ...... Lumbar sprain...... 6/14-present. . . . 60d (as of 7/7). . . . 87 Granderson 7 1 1 4 16 14 5 - - 1B Mark Teixeira...... Strained right wrist...... 6/18 (retro . to 6/16)-present. . . . 60d (as of 7/6). . . . 85 Hafner - - 2 55 4 4 1 - - DH Travis Hafner...... Right rotator cuff strain. . . . . 7/28 (retro . to 7/27)-present. . . . 60d (as of 9/10). . . . 50 Ishikawa - - - - - 1 - - - INF Jayson Nix ...... Fractured left hand...... 8/21-present. . . . 60d (as of 9/1) . . 29 Jeter - 17 ------LHP Vidal Nuno...... Strained left groin...... 9/7-present. . . . 60d...... 13 Joseph ------2 - - SS Derek Jeter...... Left ankle soreness...... 9/11 (retro to 9/8) -present. . . . 60d (as of 9/14) . . . 12 Lillibridge - 1 - - - 1 5 2 - *also on restricted list Mesa ------3 - Murphy ------1 2 2013 PLAYERS USED (56) Nelson - - - - - 3 2 4 - P (23): RHP Dellin Betances, RHP Chris Bootcheck, LHP Cesar Cabral, RHP Joba Chamberlain, RHP Preston Neal - - - - 2 1 1 - - Claiborne, RHP Matt Daley, RHP Cody Eppley, LHP , RHP Phil Hughes, RHP Shawn Kelley, RHP Hiroki Nix - 21 - - - 12 15 15 11 Kuroda, LHP Boone Logan, RHP Brett Marshall, RHP Jim Miller, RHP Ivan Nova, LHP Vidal Nuno, LHP Andy Pettitte, Nunez 1 4 - - 1 16 29 24 - RHP David Phelps, RHP Mariano Rivera, RHP David Robertson, LHP CC Sabathia, RHP , LHP Mike Overbay - - - 10 29 23 28 27 - Zagurski; C (4): Francisco Cervelli, J .R . Murphy, Austin Romine, Chris Stewart; INF (18): David Adams, Reid Brignac, Reynolds - 1 - - - 8 8 6 - Robinson Cano, Luis Cruz, Alberto Gonzalez, Travis Ishikawa, Derek Jeter, Corban Joseph, Brent Lillibridge, Chris Rodriguez - 10 2 6 17 3 - - - Nelson, Jayson Nix, Eduardo Nunez, Lyle Overbay, Mark Reynolds, Alex Rodriguez, Brendan Ryan, Mark Teixeira, Romine ------1 42 Ryan ------1 7 1 Kevin Youkilis; OF (10): Zoilo Almonte, Brennan Boesch, Ben Francisco, Brett Gardner, Curtis Granderson, Melky Soriano - 5 5 37 - 3 - - - Mesa, Thomas Neal, Alfonso Soriano, Ichiro Suzuki, Vernon Wells; DH (1) Travis Hafner Stewart ------4 18 70 The Yankees used 45 players in 2012: 22 pitchers, 3 catchers, 9 infielders, 10 outfielders, 1 DH. Suzuki 14 38 - - 9 24 25 14 - Teixeira - - 11 4 - - - - - COMPARISON BY GAME NUMBER Wells - 6 20 23 42 10 2 - - NYY After 154 Games NYY After 155 Games Youkilis - 2 11 6 4 5 1 - - 2013 81-73 (4th, -12 .5) -- Pitchers ------1 9 2012 89-65 (1st, +1 .5) 90-65 (1st, +1 .5) 2011 94-60 (1st, 7 .5) 95-60 (1st, 7 .5) RECENT TRANSACTIONS POSTPONED / DELAYED / SUSPENDED GAMES Sept. 11 Placed SS Derek Jeter on the 15-day disabled list with left ankle soreness . 2013 Postponed Games (2 in ‘12)...... 4 (6/18 vs . LAD - made up 6/19 as G1 of DH; won 6-4) Sept. 14 Reinstated RHP David Phelps from the 60-day disabled list; transferred SS Derek Jeter to ...... (5/19 vs . TOR - make up on 8/20 at 1:05 p .m . in G1 of a DH; the 60-day disabled list ...... 4/10-11 at CLE - made up on 5/13 as DH, 0-1, 7-0) 2013 Rain Delays b/f Start (6)...... (9/13 at BAL, 1:18; 8/22 vs . TOR, 3:32; 8/9 vs . DET, 0:47; Sept. 15 Outrighted RHP Jim Miller to -A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre ...... 7/20 at BOS, 0:21; 6/2 vs . BOS, 0:45; 5/28 at NYM, 1:31) EJECTIONS 4X in 2013 (5x in 2012) 2013 Rain Delays In-Game (7)...... (9/2 vs . CWS, 1:53; 8/13 vs . LAA, 0:26; 7/12 vs . MIN, 1:13; Player/ Dates () 7/8 vs . KC, 0:59; 2x on 6/2 vs . BOS, 0:37 and 0:45; 5/9 at COL, 2:07) Joba Chamberlain (9/5 vs . BOS-Joe West); Joe Girardi, 2x (8/18 at BOS-Brian O’Nora and 5/31 vs . Last Suspended Game: ...... 5/25/11 at MIN – Resumed 5/26/11, 1-0 win BOS-Vic Carapazza); Brett Gardner (7/19 at BOS-) Last Game Called Early Due to Rain...... 6/2/13 vs. BOS (called after 5.5 innings; Lost, 0-3) In 2012 (5 Total : 4 by Joe Girardi, 1 by ) Saturday, September 21, 2013 vs. San Francisco – 1:05 p.m.

YANKEES IN INTERLEAGUE PLAY

The Yankees are scheduled to play 20 Interleague contests in 2013, including at least one series each month TOP INTERLEAGUE with the new MLB scheduling guidelines…the Yankees lead the Majors in all-time Interleague wins and WINNING PCT. ALL-TIME winning percentage (178-122, .593). 1. YANKEES. . . .178-122 (.593)

2. Boston...... 174-127 (.578) In addition to the annual vs. the Mets (went 0-4), the Yankees are facing the NL West in 3. Los Angeles-AL. . . . 174-130 (.572) Interleague play…features home Interleague games vs. Arizona (4/16-18, went 2-1), Los Angeles (6/18-19, game on 6/18 ppd.due to rain, went 1-1 in doubleheader on 6/19) and San Francisco (9/20-22, are 1-0), and 4. Chicago-AL. . . .171-132 (.564) road games at Colorado (5/7-9, went 2-1), Los Angeles (7/30-31, went 1-1) and San Diego (8/2-4, went 1-2)… 5. Oakland. . . . . 167-137 (.549) the Dodgers’ visit to Yankee Stadium marked their first-ever regular season games in the Bronx.

The Yankees went 13-5 in Interleague play in 2012, matching their most-ever wins against the NL in a season (also 1998, 2003 and 2011)…was their 13th straight season with a winning record in Interleague play (since 2000), and have lost just one season series vs. the NL in the 16 seasons of Interleague play (5-10 in the first year of Interleague play in 1997)…have ensured a non-winning Interleague season series in 2013…only the Rangers (14) had more Interleague wins in 2012…have won 25 of their last 38 Interleague games dating back to 2011. Won 10 straight Interleague games from 6/8-18/12, marking their second-longest winning streak vs. the NL all time behind a 13-game winning streak from 6/12/03-6/10/04. The Yankees’ opponents in Interleague play in 2012 – Atlanta, Cincinnati, New York-NL and Washington – featured two division winners, who also had the top two records in the YANKEES RESULTS Majors last season (Nationals and Reds), and had a total combined winning percentage of IN INTERLEAGUE PLAY .560 (363-285). YEAR OPPONENTS RECORD 1997 (NYM, ATL, MON, FLA, PHI) ����������������������5-10 Addional Interleague information... 1998 (NYM, ATL, MON, FLA, PHI) ��������������������� 13-3  SS Derek Jeter is Baseball’s all-time Interleague leader in hits (346) and runs scored 1999 (NYM, ATL, MON, FLA, PHI) ����������������������� 9-9 (195), and is tied for fifth in doubles (55). 2000 (NYM, ATL, MON, FLA, PHI) ����������������������11- 6 OF Ichiro Suzuki is Baseball’s all-time leader in Interleague stolen bases (71) and ranks 2001 (NYM, ATL, MON, FLA, PHI) ���������������������10-8 second in hits (315). 2002 (NYM, SF, ARI, CL, SD) ...... 11-7 RHP Mariano Rivera ranks first with 75 Interleague saves…has converted each of his 2003 (NYM, CIN, CHC, HOU, STL) ��������������������� 13-5 last 29 save opportunities in Interleague play at home dating back to 6/14/01…has not 2004 (NYM, COL, SD, ARI, LAD)...... 10-8 allowed a run in home save chances over the span, tossing 29.0 scoreless innings with 2005 (NYM, MIL, STL, PIT, CHC)...... 11-7 36K (6H, 2BB, 1HP). 2006 (NYM, WAS, PHI, FLA, ATL)...... 10-8 LHP Andy Pettitte has made 54 Interleague starts - most all time and ranks fourth all time 2007 (NYM, PIT, ARI, COL, SF)...... 10-8 with 269 Interleague strikeouts. 2008 (NYM, HOU, SD, CIN, PIT)...... 10-8 LHP CC Sabathia is third with 24 Interleague wins and ranks seonc with 274 2009 (NYM, PHI, WAS, FLA, ATL)...... 10-8 Interleague strikeouts. 2010 (NYM, HOU, PHI, ARI, LAD) ����������������������11-7 Yankees pitchers have batted a combined .093 (32-for-345) with 8 doubles, 12RBI and 41 2011 (NYM, CHC, CIN, COL, MIL) ��������������������� 13-5 2012 (NYM, CIN, ATL, WAS)...... 13-5 sacrifice hits since Interleague play began in 1997… Yankees pitchers have recorded just 2H in their last 64AB dating back to 6/23/10 at Arizona (singles by Ivan Nova and Andy 2013 (NYM, ARI, COL, LAD, SD, SF) ������������������8-10 Pettitte). Yankees pitchers have never homered in Interleague play…the last Yankees hurler to homer in a game was Lindy McDaniel in 9/28/72 win at Detroit’s Tiger Stadium in the top of the ninth inning off .

SEE PAGES 277-279 OF THE 2013 YANKEES MEDIA GUIDE FOR ADDITIONAL SUBWAY SERIES INFORMATION/HISTORY

YANKEES PITCHERS AS BATTERS (Career) Player AVG AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SH Last Hit Last RBI Last HR Dellin Betances ------Cesar Cabral ------Joba Chamberlain .000 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 ------Preston Claiborne ------Matt Daley ------David Huff .000 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 ------Phil Hughes .000 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 ------Shawn Kelley ------Hiroki Kuroda .103 204 7 21 1 0 0 3 13 70 32 9/22/11 vs. SF 8/30/11 vs. SD -- Boone Logan --- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ------Brett Marshall ------Ivan Nova .071 14 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 13 3 6/11/12 at ATL -- -- Andy Pettitte .138 196 6 27 6 0 1 13 6 66 34 6/22/12 at NYM 6/19/09 at FLA 8/11/06 vs. SD David Phelps .000 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 ------Mariano Rivera .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 -- 6/28/09 at NYM -- David Robertson ------CC Sabathia .229 109 7 25 3 0 3 15 1 30 3 5/23/10 at NYM 8/2/13 at SD 7/13/08 vs. CIN Adam Warren ------Mike Zagurski ------

YANKEES ALL-TIME RESULTS IN INTERLEAGUE PLAY YEAR ARI ATL CHC CIN COL FLA HOU LAD MIL NYM PHI PIT SD SF STL WAS TOTAL 2013 2-1 ------2-1 ------2-2 --- 0-4 ------1-2 1-0 ------8-10 2012 --- 4-2 --- 1-2 ------5-1 ------3-0 13-5 2011 ------2-1 2-1 2-1 ------3-0 4-2 ------13-5 2010 2-1 ------3-0 2-1 --- 3-3 1-2 ------11-7 2009 --- 2-1 ------1-2 ------5-1 1-2 ------1-2 10-8 2008 ------1-2 ------3-0 ------2-4 --- 1-2 3-0 ------10-8 2007 3-0 ------0-3 ------3-3 --- 3-0 --- 1-2 ------10-8 2006 --- 2-1 ------2-1 ------3-3 2-1 ------1-2 10-8 2005 ------3-0 ------1-2 3-3 --- 3-0 ------1-2 --- 11-7 2004 2-1 ------3-0 ------1-2 --- 2-4 ------2-1 ------10-8 2003 ------1-2 1-2 ------2-1 ------6-0 ------3-0 --- 13-5 2002 2-1 ------2-1 ------3-3 ------2-1 2-1 ------11-7 2001 --- 1-2 ------1-2 ------4-2 2-1 ------2-1 10-8 2000 --- 2-1 ------1-1 ------4-2 2-1 ------2-1 11-6 1999 --- 1-2 ------2-1 ------3-3 1-2 ------2-1 9-9 1998 --- 3-1 ------3-0 ------2-1 3-0 ------2-1 13-3 1997 --- 1-2 ------1-2 ------2-1 0-3 ------1-2 5-10 TOTALS 11-4 16-12 6-3 5-7 9-6 11-9 8-1 5-5 4-2 54-39 12-12 7-2 8-4 4-3 4-2 14-10 178-122

*Milwaukee joined the National League in 1998 and Houston left the National League following the 2012 season. TODAY’S STARTER: RHP IVAN NOVA (8-5, 3.36 ERA) RHP Ivan Nova, 26, will make his 19th start (22nd appearance) of the season today vs. the San Francisco Giants REGULAR SEASON CAREER HIGHS at Yankee Stadium… will be his 11th Interleague career start (12th appearance) and his first career appearance IP ...... 9.0 (2x), last on 8/31/13 vs. BAL vs. San Francisco… last started on 9/15 at Boston and recorded the loss in the 9-2 Yankees’ defeat, allowing 5R/4ER on 6H in 4.0IP (4BB, 2K, 1HR, 1HP, 1WP)…marked his first loss since dropping a 1-0 decision on 7/27 vs. H...... 11 (3x), last on 8/6/12 at DET R...... 9, on 7/31/12 vs. BAL Tampa Bay… was signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 7/15/04. BB...... 6 (2x), last on 8/25/13 at TB DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK...: Since returning from the 15-day disabled list (inflammation of his right triceps) on K...... 12, on 5/19/12 vs. CIN 5/25, has gone 7-4 with a 2.87 ERA (106.2IP, 34ER) in 17 appearances (14 starts) over the stretch. HR ...... 3 (2x), last on 7/15/12 vs. LAA 10K Games...... 5, last on 7/5/13 at BAL OF LATE: Has lost just one of his last nine starts (since 8/3), going 4-1 with a 3.30 ERA (57.1IP, 21ER) during the Low-hit CG...... 1, on 7/5/13 vs. BAL span…has pitched into at least the seventh inning in six of those starts, allowing 3ER or less in six of those nine outings…has pitched into the seventh inning in 10 of his last 12 starts overall (since 7/5). CG SHO ...... NA 2013 RUN SUPPORT (STARTER ONLY) INTERLEAGUE PLAY: Will be making his 11th career Interleague start (12th appearance) today, having gone 6-1 with AVG/9.0IP...... 4.43 (55R / 111.2IP) a 2.61 ERA (69.0IP, 20ER) in his 11 prior such outings…is undefeated over his last five starts vs. Interleague foes since 6/11/12, going 4-0 with a 1.39 ERA (32.1IP, 5ER) over the stretch. team record (STARTER ONLY) CAREER...... 52-28 AT YANKEE STADIUM: Has lost just twice over his last 14 starts at home since 8/16/12, going 7-2 with a 3.27 ERA 2013...... 11-7

(85.1IP, 31ER) over the stretch… has allowed 3ER or less in 12 of those 14 outings and 2ER or less in eight of those MOST CONSECUTIVE WINNING DECISIONS appearances, with the Yankees going 10-4 during the span. BY NYY PITCHER IN FRANCHISE HISTORY 1. . . . . . 16 (5/26-9/19/01) TURNING OVER A NEW LEAF: Has allowed just 26 extra-base hits this year (18 doubles, 8HR) after allowing 87 extra- 2. IVAN NOVA . . . . 15 (6/10/11-4/27/12) base hits (52 doubles, 7 triples, 28HR) in 2012… tied with Arizona’s Ian Kennedy last season for most among all Major 3. Whitey Ford ...... 14 (6/2-8/10/61) League hurlers and the most ever surrendered in a season by a Yankees pitcher. Steve Sundra. . . . .14 (9/22/38-9/20/39) ...... 14 (5/14-7/4/04) NOVA-CAINE: Nova’s career winning pct. as a starter (.679, 36-17) is the second-highest for any current Major League pitcher with at least 50 career starts behind Kris Medlen (.690, 29-13). LONGEST MLB WINNING STREAKS (SINCE 1973) HOLD IT RIGHT THERE: Has held his opponents hitless in 9AB against with the bases loaded this season. 1. Roger Clemens (TOR/NYY). . 20G (6/3/98-6/1/99)  Has allowed just five stolen bases over his last 108.1IP, since 4/16 (four caught stealing over that span). 2. Jose Contreras (CWS). . .17G (8/21/05-7/4/06)  His 0.56HR/9.0IP ratio this season is the lowest among Yankees starters and the second-lowest in the AL. (MIN). .17G (7/17/04-4/26/05)  Has allowed just one unearned run this year, with the Yankees making just two errors behind him. 4. Roger Clemens (NYY). . . 16G (5/26-9/19/01) (SEA). . 16G (8/11/95-5/2/97) PITCHER OF THE MONTH: Was named by MLB on 9/4 as the American League “Pitcher of the Month” for (CHC) . . 16G (7/4/84-4/14/85) August…went undefeated in six starts during the month, going 4-0 with a 2.08 ERA (43.1IP, 10ER)…among AL 7. IVAN NOVA (NYY)* . . 15G (6/10/11-4/27/12) leaders during the time span, finished first in ERA (min. 27.0IP), was tied for first in wins and starts and tied for *tied with four others third in . CAREER OPPONENT BATTING  His four wins were his second-highest total ever for a calendar month (5-0 in August of 2011). OVERALL:...... 270 (522-for-1,935), 53HR VS. LHB:...... 261 (255-for-978), 28HR I PLAY TO WIN: Made his 76th career start on 8/25 at Tampa Bay, with Nova going 35-16 (.686) with a 4.21 ERA VS. RHB:...... 279 (267-for-957), 25HR (453.2IP, 212ER) in 75 prior starts…Elias notes that Nova’s 16 losses were the fewest for any pitcher over his first 75 starts for the Yankees since went 44-14 (.759) over his first 75 starts in pinstripes (7/29/95-8/7/98). CAREER REGULAR SEASON SPLITS SPLITS W-L G/GS IP H ER ERA IT WAS FUN WHILE IT LASTED: Snapped a stretch of seven consecutive starts (since 7/5) of at least 7.0IP and 3ER Total 37-19 87/80 501.0 522 230 4.13 or less on 8/20 vs. Toronto…was the first Yankee to accomplish the feat since CC Sabathia did so in eight straight Home 18-9 43/41 254.2 266 121 4.28 starts from 6/25-8/1/11 and the first right-hander to do so since David Cone from 6/24-7/28/98 (also seven Away 19-10 44/39 246.1 256 109 3.98 consecutive starts). Day 10-6 29/26 158.0 163 71 4.04 Night 27-13 58/54 343.0 359 159 4.17 ROCK STAR: Made his 36th career road start on 8/3 at San Diego…Elias notes that Nova’s .708 (17-7) winning Pre-ASG 22-9 46/40 257.0 272 111 3.89 percentage over his first 35 career starts away from Yankee Stadium was the highest for any Yankees pitcher drafted Post-ASG 15-10 41/40 244.0 250 119 4.39 or signed as a non-drafted free agent by the club since Whitey Ford posted an .880 (22-3) such percentage over his Interleague 6-1 11/10 69.0 68 20 2.61 first 35 road starts. March ------April 5-3 13/12 62.2 83 40 5.74 DOMINICANO SOY: Owns a 37-19 career record with a 4.13 ERA (501.0IP, 230ER) and 381K in 87 games (80 starts) May 7-3 16/12 79.2 92 40 4.52

for the Yankees… is only one of eight Dominican-born pitchers in franchise history to make a start for the team, June 6-2 12/11 80.2 69 23 2.57 joining Bartolo Colon, Jorge DePaula, Domingo Jean, Hector Noesi, Melido Perez, Pascual Perez and Jose Rijo. July 5-5 12/12 77.2 77 33 3.82  With his victory on 8/3 at San Diego, surpassed Melido Perez for the most wins in franchise history among August 11-2 17/17 111.2 113 46 3.71

Dominican-born pitchers… ranks second all-time on that list in strikeouts behind Perez (519K). September 3-3 16/16 86.1 84 47 4.90

2013 HIGHLIGHTS: NOVA’S 2013 REGULAR SEASON PITCHING LINES  Held his opponents homerless in 48.0 Date/Opp Score W/L IP H R ER HR BB K NP/K ERA LEFT GAME consecutive IP from 7/22-8/25. 4/5 at DET 3-8 L 4.2 5 4 4 0 2 5 96/53 7.71 Leading 3-2  Registered his first-career on 4/16 vs. ARI 4-2 W 5.0 7 2 2 0 2 6 94/63 5.59 Leading 3-2 7/5 vs. Baltimore (W, 9.0IP, 3H, 1BB, 11K, 1HR, 4/21 at TOR 4-8 ND 5.0 7 4 4 0 4 5 101/56 6.14 Leading 3-2

1HP)… struck out 11 batters, one shy of his career 4/26 vs. TOR 6-4 ND 2.0 4 2 2 1 0 2 54/36 6.48 Tied 1-1

high (12K on 5/19/12 vs. Cincinnati)… became 5/25 at TB 4-3 W 1.0 2 0 0 0 1 2 23/13 6.11 Leading 4-3 the first Yankee to throw a complete game 5/29 vs. NYM 4-9 ND 5.0 5 1 1 0 1 6 61/46 5.16 Trailing 9-4 while striking out at least 11 batters and 6/23 vs. TB 1-3 L 6.2 7 3 3 0 3 7 103/68 4.91 Leading 1-0 allowing three-or-fewer hits since Mike 6/29 at BAL 3-11 ND 5.2 6 2 2 1 0 4 73/52 4.63 Trailing 11-3 Mussina on 9/24/02 vs. Tampa Bay (9.0IP, 2H, 7/5 vs. BAL (CG) 3-2 W 9.0 3 2 2 1 1 11 102/70 4.09 Leading 3-2 12K in a 6-0 Yankees victory). 7/10 vs. KC* 8-1 W 8.0 5 1 1 0 2 6 105/67 3.63 Leading 8-1 7/22 at TEX* 0-3 L 7.0 7 3 3 1 3 4 112/62 3.66 Trailing 3-0  Notched the 50th perfect inning in MLB history 7/27 vs. TB 0-1 L 7.0 6 1 1 0 3 8 105/68 3.41 Trailing 1-0 in the eighth inning of his relief outing on 5/29 8/3 at SD* 3-0 W 7.0 4 0 0 0 1 8 86/59 3.08 Leading 2-0 vs. New York-NL, striking out Ike Davis, Mike 8/9 vs. DET* 4-3 ND 7.0 8 1 1 0 2 7 97/63 2.93 Leading 3-1 Baxter and Ruben Tejada - all on three pitches 8/14 vs. LAA 11-3 W 7.1 10 3 3 0 0 6 110/67 2.99 Leading 11-3

each… became the first Yankees pitcher to 8/20 vs. TOR 8-4 W 6.1 9 4 4 0 2 2 88/61 3.17 Leading 6-4 accomplish the feat since A.J. Burnett did so 8/25 at TB* 3-2 ND 6.2 6 2 2 1 6 3 102/52 3.14 Tied 2-2 on 6/20/09 at Florida (third inning - struck 8/31 vs. BAL 2-0 W 9.0 3 0 0 0 1 5 104/67 2.88 Leading 2-0 out Josh Johnson, Chris Coghlan and Emilio 9/5 vs. BOS 8-9 ND 4.0 5 3 3 1 2 3 96/53 3.02 Trailing 3-2 Bonifacio). 9/10 at BAL* 7-5 ND 6.0 6 4 4 1 2 2 79/46 3.17 Trailing 4-3 9/15 at BOS* 2-9 L 4.0 6 5 4 1 4 2 89/47 3.36 Trailing 5-1 2013 Totals 21G/18GS 8-5 123.1 121 47 46 8 42 104 3.36 CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: ML Totals 87G/80GS 37-19 501.0 522 243 230 53 172 381 4.13  Won 16 of his first 20 career decisions…was *start came after a Yankees loss / Bold-season high / (CG) complete game / italics-relief appearance one of three active pitchers at the time, also and Roy Oswalt (both 16-4) to go 16-4 or better over their first 20 career decisions…the last Yankee was Whitey Ford, who won 18 of his first 20 decisions.  Went undefeated in his first six career starts, becoming the second rookie from 1980-2010 to accomplish the feat - also Joba Chamberlain in 2008.  Was selected by the Padres in the 2008 Rule V Draft and returned to the Yankees the following spring.

NOVA’S CAREER vs. CURRENT SAN FRANCISCO BATTERS Player AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K OBP SLG Jeff Francoeur .800 5 4 1 0 0 0 1 .800 1.000 Angel Pagan .000 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 .000 .000 .500 6 3 1 0 0 0 1 .500 .667 Has only faced the current Giants batters listed above in his career. 2013 YANKEE DOODLES

#28 JOE GIRARDI—MANAGER CAREER MANAGERIAL RECORD: 638-488 CAREER WITH YANKEES: 560-404 • Earned his 557th victory as manager of the Yankees on 9/11 at Baltimore, surpassing Billy Martin (556) for sixth place on the franchise’s all-time list. • Was ejected in the second inning of 8/18 win at Boston by HP Umpire Brian O’Nora for arguing after both benches were given warnings after Boston starter Ryan Dempster threw behind Rodriguez, then hit him to lead off the inning…was his second ejection of the season (also 5/31 win vs. Boston by 2B Umpire Vic Carapazza for arguing a call at second base)…has now been ejected 23 times in his career during the regular season, 20 times as a manager (18 as Yankees manager) and 19 times as a Yankee (also 8/6/99 as a player). • Earned his 600th managerial win on 7/1 at Minnesota…won his 500th game as Yankees manager on 5/10 at Kansas City…reached the century mark in 844G, becoming the fifth-fastest in club history to reach the milestone—Casey Stengel (790 games), Joe McCarthy (796), Joe Torre (833) and Miller Huggins (833). • Managed his 1,000th career game on 5/3 vs. Oakland (2-0 loss)…his .567 (638-488) managerial winning record is the highest by any skipper with at least 1,000 games managed since Hall of Famer Earl Weaver tallied a 1,480-1,060 (.583) mark over a 17-year managerial career (1968-82 and ’85-86). • The 2013 season marks his sixth as Manager of the …at 48 years old, is the fifth-youngest manager in the Majors, behind Houston’s Bo Porter (41), St. Louis’ Mike Matheny (42), Seattle’s Eric Wedge (45) and Chicago-AL’s Robin Ventura (46).

#45 DAVID ADAMS—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 7 • Has not played in last nine games…on road trip was 0-for-1 in 1G…was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/WB on 9/1…is making his fourth stint with the Yankees in 2013 (also 5/15-7/8, 7/24-28 and 8/5-11). • In 59 games with Scranton/WB this season, hit .268 (59-for-220) with 28R, 11 doubles, 5HR and 21RBI. • Made his Major League debut in 5/15 loss vs. Seattle (on his 26th birthday), starting at 3B and going 1-for-4…collected his first hit with a single in the sixth. • Was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ 25-man roster from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 5/15…was released on 3/26 and signed to a minor league contract on 3/29. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 6 2-hit (6) 3-hit (0) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—2 (5x) HR—1 (2x) RBI—2 (3x) R—2 (3x) SB—0 HIT STREAK—7G

#63 ZOILO ALMONTE—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 5 • Has not played in last four games…on road trip was 0-for-1 in 3G…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list on 9/9…was placed on the 15-day disabled list from 7/20-9/9 with a sprained left ankle (missed 45 team games)…was 0-for-2 in 7/19 loss at Boston, leaving the game in the fifth inning with the injury…has reached base safely (via hit, walk or HBP) in 14 of his last 17 starts. • Appeared in two rehab games with -A Trenton, going 3-for-6 (.500) with 2RBI and 1SF (1GS in RF, 1GS in LF). • Hit solo HR—the first of his Major League career—and was 3-for-4 in 6/21 win vs. Tampa Bay, making his first career start in LF. • Made his Major League debut in 6/19 Game 2 loss vs. the Dodgers, pinch-hitting for Romine in the ninth and grounding out…became the sixth Yankee to make his Major League debut in 2013…was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 6/18. • In 68 games with Scranton/WB this season, was batting .297 (77-for-259) with 30R, 12 doubles, 6HR and 36RBI, appearing in all three outfield positions…hit .354 (23-for-65) in 16 games in June with the RailRiders, including a .588 (10-for-17) mark over his final four games. • Spent the 2012 season with Double-A Trenton, batting .277 (116-for-419) with 64R, 23 doubles, 21HR and 70RBI in 106 games…set career highs in runs, home runs and RBI and tied his career high in doubles…ranked third among Yankees farmhands in home runs and was fifth in RBI. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 5 2-hit (3) 3-hit (2) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—3 (2x) HR—1 RBI—3 R—1 (8x) SB—1 (3x) HIT STREAK—5G

#24 ROBINSON CANO—2B CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 12 • Since 1960, his .331 (317-for-959) career average in regular season games in September/October ranks sixth in the Majors (min. 300PA). • Is batting .363 (61-for-168) with 23R, 16 doubles, 6HR, 34RBI and 11BB in his last 43 games (since 8/5). • Now has three seasons with at least 25HR and 100RBI as a second baseman (2010-11, ’13), a mark bettered by only two second baseman in Baseball history— Roger Hornsby (four seasons) and Jeff Kent (six seasons)…is just the ninth second baseman in Major League history to have at least three 100RBI seasons and just the fourth since 1951 (min: 75% of games at 2B per season with 100RBI)…the other second baseman since 1951 are Jeff Kent-8, -4 and Bret Boone-3…the other second baseman before 1951 are all in the Baseball Hall of Fame: Charlie Gehringer-7, Bobby Doerr-6, Tony Lazzer-5, Rogers Hornsby-5 and Joe Gordon-4)…now has five seasons with at least 35 doubles and 25 HR…the only Yankee with more such seasons is Lou Gehrig (8). • Was 0-for-4 in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…has 5H in last 24AB, 24H in last 67AB…has reached base safely in 64 of his last 154PA (55H, 7BB, 2HP)…on road trip was 13-for-39 (.333) with 4R, 4 doubles, 1HR, 7RBI and 2BB in 10GS at 2B…was 4-for-4 with 1R, 3 doubles and 2RBI in 9/13 loss at Boston…tied a career high with three doubles (now done four times, last on 9/19/09 at Seattle). • Has set a career high with 64BB in 2013…has hit at least 25HR in each of the last five seasons (2009-13), becoming the sixth Yankee to have a streak of five straight seasons with at least 25HR, joining Babe Ruth (14 straight), Lou Gehrig (12), Mickey Mantle (nine), Alex Rodriguez (seven) and Joe DiMaggio (six)…has reached the 20-homer plateau for the fifth straight season, breaking a tie with Alfonso Soriano, Bret Boone and Lou Whitaker (each with four) for the second- most such seasons ever for an AL second baseman behind only Joe Gordon (seven). • Has 1,604 hits, 365 doubles and 801RBI as a second baseman since his debut on 5/3/05, each most among all Major League 2B over the span (credit: Elias)…his 204 career home runs are most by a Yankee whose primary position was 2B (ahead of -169HR). 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 50 2-hit (35) 3-hit (11) 4-hit (4) CAREER BESTS: H—5 HR—2 (13x) RBI—6 (2x) R—4 (3x) SB—1 (38x) HIT STREAK—23G

#11 BRETT GARDNER—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 8 (4x) • Is the first Yankee since Snuffy Stirnweiss in 1945 to collect at least 30 doubles, 10 triples and 20SB in a single season…10 of his last 17 hits (since 8/27) have gone for extra bases (eight doubles and two triples) • Has set single-season career highs with 147H, 33 doubles and 8HR…has 23HR in his career, with the Yankees going 20-3 in those games…has stolen 162 bases in 200 career attempts (81.0%). • Has not played in last seven games (left oblique strain)...was 0-for-1 in 9/12 win at Baltimore before leaving the game after the top of the first with the injury, which was suffered on a check swing…has 9H in last 28AB. • Appeared in just 16 games with the Yankees in 2012, batting .323 (10-for-31)…was placed on the 15-day D.L. on 4/19 with a right elbow strain…was transferred to the 60-day on 6/26, underwent arthroscopic elbow surgery on 7/24 and was reinstated from the D.L. on 9/25 (missed 142 team games). 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 40 2-hit (33) 3-hit (5) 4-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—5 HR—1 (23x) RBI—4 (2x) R—4 SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—11G (2x)

#14 CURTIS GRANDERSON—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 5 (2x) • Has 32HR off left-handed pitching since the start of 2011…is tied for the Major League lead with the Reds’ Jay Bruce and the Angels’ . • Was 0-for-4 in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…has 9H in last 40AB…batted in the leadoff position in the lineup in six consecutive games from 9/13-19…on road trip was 9-for-40 (.225) with 8R, 2 doubles, 2 triples, 3HR, 3RBI, 2BB and 1SH in 10G/9GS (6-CF/2-DH/1-RF). • Missed the first 38 games of the season on the 15-day D.L. from 3/31 (retro. to 3/22)-5/14 with a right wrist fracture…suffered the injury on a J.A. Happ HP in his first spring training PA on 2/24 vs. Toronto… was placed on the 15-day D.L. for a second time on 5/25 with a fractured left fifth metacarpal after a Ramos HBP in 5/24 in at Tampa Bay…was transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 7/7…was returned from rehab on 8/1 and reinstated from the 60-day D.L. on 8/2 (missed 60 team games). 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 9 2-hit (6) 3-hit (3) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (3x) HR—3 RBI—5 (6x) R—4 (2x) SB—3 HIT STREAK—15G

#2 DEREK JETER—SS CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 2 • Has missed 137 team games over four disabled list stints this season after combining to miss just 82 team games over five prior D.L. trips in his career. • Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 9/11 with a sore left ankle…was 1-for-4 with 1RBI in 9/7 loss vs. Boston before being removed for PR (Reynolds) in the sixth…snapped an 0-for-13 stretch with a sixth-inning single…precautionary CT scan on his left ankle following the game was negative…recorded his 3,314th career hit with a third-inning single in 9/3 win vs. Chicago-AL, surpassing Eddie Collins for sole possession of ninth place on Baseball’s all-time hits list. Baseball’s All-Time Hits List • Was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 15-day disabled list on 8/26 (missed 22 team games)…was placed on 8. ...... 3,319 the 15-day D.L. on 8/5 with a right calf strain (retroactive to 8/3)…started at SS in three rehab games with Triple-A 9. DEREK JETER ...... 3,316 10. Eddie Collins ...... 3,313 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, going 3-for-9 with 2R, 1 double, 1RBI and 1BB. • Made his season debut in 7/11 win vs. Kansas City, starting at DH and going 1-for-4 with 1R and 1RBI before being removed for PH (Gardner) in the eighth…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 60-day D.L. prior to the game (missed 91 team games)…was placed on the 15-day D.L. on 3/31 (retroactive to 3/22) recovering from left ankle surgery…was diagnosed on 4/18 with a small new fracture in his left ankle an d transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 4/27…was placed on the D.L. for a second time this season from 7/19-28 (retroactive to 7/12) with a right quad strain (missed 12 team games). • Has played for the Yankees in 19 different seasons (1995-2013), surpassing and Mickey Mantle and tied with teammate Mariano Rivera (also 1995-2013) for most seasons played with the Yankees in franchise history. • Reached 200H for the eighth time in his career in 2012, extending his record by a SS and tying Lou Gehrig’s club record…led the Majors in hits, batting .316 (216-for-683) with 99R, 32 doubles, 15HR and 58RBI in 159G…hit .333 (9-for-27) in six playoff games before fracturing his left ankle fielding a ball in the 12th inn. of ALCS Game 1 loss vs. Detroit…underwent surgery—performed by Dr. Robert Anderson in Charlotte, N.C.—on 10/20 to repair the fracture. • According to Elias, at 1,556-1,044-2, has the highest personal winning percentage (.599) among all active players (minimum 1,000 games). • Jeter on all-time Yankees lists: Is the Yankees all-time leader in hits (3,316), games played (2,602), stolen bases (348), at-bats (10,614), singles (2,470) and HBP (164)…ranks second with 525 doubles (Lou Gehrig, first-534) and ranks third with 1,876R (Lou Gehrig, second-1,888). 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 4 2-hit (4) 3-hit (0) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (4x) HR—2 (10x) RBI—5 (4x) R—5 SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—25G

#66 J.R. MURPHY—C CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 2 • Was 0-for-3 with 1R in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…on road trip was 0-for-5 with 1BB in 7G/2GS at C…was 0- 2013 CATCHING STATS for-2 with 1BB in 9/14 loss at Boston, making his first Major League start (at C)…made his Major League debut in Inn. ERA PB SB CS CS % 9/2 win vs. Chicago-AL, pinch-hitting for Cano in the eighth and recording his first Major League hit with an 33.2 2.94 0 2 1 33.3 infield single off David Purcey…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ active roster from Triple-A Scranton/WB on 9/1. • Began the year with Double-A Trenton, batting .268 (49-for-183) with 34R, 10 doubles, 6HR and 25RBI in 49G…was promoted to Scranton/WB on 6/13 and hit .270 (62-for-230) with 26R, 19 doubles, 6HR and 21RBI in 59G. • Attended spring training with the Yankees as a non-roster invitee, batting .364 (4-for-11) with 1R, 3 doubles, 1HR and 4RBI in eight games…was selected by the Yankees in the second round of the 2009 First-Year Player Draft. • In 2012, combined at Double-A Trenton and Single-A Tampa to bat .248 (102-for-412) with 26 doubles, 2 triples, 9HR and 44RBI in 110 games. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 0 2-hit (0) 3-hit (0) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—1 (2x) HR—0 RBI—0 R—2 SB—0 HIT STREAK—2G

#26 EDUARDO NUNEZ—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 2 SEASON HIGH: 4 • Was 1-for-4 with 1SB in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco before being removed defensively in the ninth…has 10H in last 37AB…on road trip was 4-for-19 (.211) with 1R in 6G/5GS (3-3B/2-SS). • Was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 5/12 (retro. to 5/6) with a left oblique strain and transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 6/14 (missed 56 games)…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 60-day D.L. on 7/6. • Hit .272 (26-for-89) with 14R, 1HR and 11RBI in 38G in two stints with the Yankees in 2012 (4/6-5/11, 9/1-10/3)…appeared at 2B, 3B, SS, LF, RF and DH. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 16 2-hit (11) 3-hit (5) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—4 HR—1 (8x) RBI—4 (2x) R—3 SB—3 HIT STREAK—8G

#55 LYLE OVERBAY—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 6 • Has four go-ahead HR this season, three in the seventh inning or later (4/28 vs. Toronto-seventh, 5/20 at Baltimore-seventh and 5/25 at Tampa Bay-11th)…has 14HR in 2013, surpassing his total from the last two seasons combined (9HR in 2011, 2HR in 2012)…owns a team-high 12 game-winning RBI in 2013. • Was 0-for-3 in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco and has 1H in last 21AB…on road trip was 3-for-26 (.115) with 1R, 1HR, 3RBI, 2BB and 1SF in 10G/7GS at 1B. • Was signed by the Yankees to a minor league contract on 3/26/13…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the 25-man roster on 3/31. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 17 2-hit (11) 3-hit (5) 4-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—5 HR—2 (9x) RBI—7 R—3 (13x) SB—1 (16x) HIT STREAK—18G

#39 MARK REYNOLDS—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 6 • Was ninth-inning defensive replacement at 3B in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco (did not bat)…has 1H in last 20AB…on road trip was 4-for-29 (.138) with 3R, 1 double, 2HR, 4RBI and 2BB in 8GS (5-3B/3-1B)…hit two-run HR (#4 as a Yankee/#19 on the season)—his 200th career Major League homer—and was 1-for-4 in 9/12 win at Baltimore…was his second homer in last three games. • Hit two-run HR—in his first PA as a Yankee—in 8/16 win at Boston, starting at 1B…became the 14th Yankee in the Expansion Era (since 1961) to homer in his first PA with the team and first since Andruw Jones in 2011…was signed by the Yankees as a free agent and selected to the 25-man roster prior to the game. • In 99G with Cleveland this season, hit .215 (72-for-335) with 40R, 8 doubles, 15HR and 48RBI…was designated for assignment on 8/8 and released on 8/14. • Over parts of seven Major League seasons, has played for Arizona (2007-10), Baltimore (2011-12) and Cleveland (2013)…was originally selected by Arizona in the 16th round of the 2004 First-Year Player Draft. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 24 2-hit (20) 3-hit (4) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—5 HR—2 (19x) RBI—5 (5x) R—4 SB—4 HIT STREAK—12G

#13 ALEX RODRIGUEZ—3B CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 6 (2x) • Hit grand slam (#7) in the seventh and was 1-for-4 in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…was his 24th career grand slam (first since 6/12/12 at Atlanta), surpassing Lou Gehrig (23) for most in Baseball history…was his 14th grand slam as a Yankee, breaking a tie with Joe DiMaggio (13) for sole possession of second place on the Yankees’ all-time list…was the fourth grand slam hit by a Yankee this season…has 2H in last 26AB…on road trip was 6-for-33 (.182) with 5R, 2 doubles, 2HR, 4RBI and 7BB/1IBB in 10GS (8-DH/2-3B)…hit game-tying solo HR (#6)—his second homer in three games—and was 1-for-4 in 9/11 win at Baltimore…hit second in the lineup on 9/9 at Baltimore for the first time since 8/26/06 at Los Angeles-AL. • Made his season debut in 8/5 loss at Chicago-AL, starting at 3B and going 1-for-4…was returned from rehab and reinstated from the 60-day D.L. prior to the game…missed the first 110 games of the season recovering from left hip surgery performed on 1/16 at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York. • In 15 rehab games with Single-A Charleston (2G), Single-A Tampa (6G), Double-A Trenton (4G) and Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (3G), combined to bat .214 (9-for-42) with 6R, 1 double, 3HR, 10RBI and 6BB…began a rehab assignment on 7/2…was diagnosed with a Grade 1 strain of his left quadriceps on 7/21…returned to Tampa for rest and treatment before beginning a second rehab assignment on 8/2 with Trenton. • Ranks fifth on Baseball’s all-time list with 654HR (Willie Mays is fourth with 660HR)…owns 24 grand slams, surpassing Lou Gehrig (23) for most all-time. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 9 2-hit (8) 3-hit (1) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (5x) HR—3 (4x) RBI—10 R—5 (2x) SB—3 (2x) HIT STREAK—23G

#53 AUSTIN ROMINE—C CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 5 • Has not played in last nine games (mild concussion)…was 0-for-1 in 9/10 win at Baltimore, entering the game at C in the seventh but leaving with one out in the bottom of the eighth with concussion-like symptoms after taking a foul ball off his mask…was 0-for-2 in 9/9 loss at Baltimore before being removed for PH (Almonte) in the eighth…is batting .284 (19-for-67) with 8R, 6 doubles, 1HR, 8RBI and 8BB over his last 28 2013 CATCHING STATS games (since 7/11). Inn. ERA PB SB CS CS % • Missed the majority of the 2012 season on the D.L. with a lower back strain…combined to play 31G with the 394.1 4.20 4 30 7 18.9 GCL Yankees, Single-A Tampa and Triple-A Scranton/WB…hit .243 (25-for-103) with 11R, 5 4HR and 15RBI.

2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 6 2-hit (4) 3-hit (2) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—3 (2x) HR—1 RBI—2 R—2 SB—1 HIT STREAK—5G

#35 BRENDAN RYAN—INF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 6 • Was 1-for-2 with 1R and 1HP in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…is 7-for-30 with 4R, 1 double, 1HR, 1RBI, 1BB and 1HP in 9GS at SS since joining the Yankees on 9/10…hit solo HR (#4)—his first as a Yankee—and was 2-for-4 with 2R in 9/13 loss at Boston…made his Yankees debut in Wednesday’s win at Baltimore, starting at SS and going 0-for-4…was acquired by the Yankees from the on 9/10 in exchange for a player to be named later. • In 87 games with the Mariners this season (79 starts at SS), batted .192 (50-for-260) with 23R, 10 doubles, 3HR and 21RBI. • Has appeared in parts of seven Major League seasons with St. Louis (2007-10), Seattle (2011-13) and the Yankees (2013)…in his career, has played at shortstop, second base, third base, right field and left field. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 11 2-hit (10) 3-hit (1) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (3x) HR—1 (18x) RBI—5 R—3 (4x) SB—2 (4x) HIT STREAK—11G (2x)

#12 ALFONSO SORIANO—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 7 SEASON HIGH: 7 (2x) • Since joining the Yankees lineup on 7/26, leads the Major Leagues with 16HR and 49RBI (in 51 games)…is the sixth player to hit 15 or more home runs for each of two different teams in one season, joining Fred McGriff (1993 Padres and Braves), Mark McGwire (1997 Athletics and Cardinals), David Justice (2000 Indians and Yankees), Carlos Beltran (2004 Royals and Astros) and Manny Ramirez (2008 Red Sox and Dodgers)—credit: Elias. • Has reached 30 doubles in 10 of his last 12 seasons (31 in 2013) and has now recorded 30 doubles and 30HR in the same season seven times. • Hit solo HR (#16) in the second and was 2-for-3 with 1BB in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…the home run marked his 100th RBI of the season…has now reached the 100RBI plateau for the second straight season and fourth time in his career—also 108RBI in 2012 w/ Chicago-NL, 104RBI in 2005 w/ Texas and 102RBI in 2002 w/ the Yankees…has 7H in last 17AB…on road trip was 9-for-34 (.265) with 4R, 3 doubles, 2HR, 4RBI, 3BB and 1SB in 9GS in LF…was scratched from the lineup on 9/14 with a strained right thumb…hit solo HR (#14) and game-winning two-run HR (#15) and was 2-for-5 in 9/10 win at Baltimore…was his 37th career multi-HR game, Major League-leading seventh this season and team-high fourth with the Yankees…hit two-run HR (#13) and was 1-for-5 in 9/6 loss vs. Boston…was his 30th home run of the season (also 17HR with the Cubs)…has now reached the 30HR plateau for the seventh time in his career (also 2002-03, ’05-07 and ’12). • Hit 11HR in 28 games in August for the Yankees, the first time he has reached double digits in homers in a calendar month since September 2007 (14HR)…became the only Yankee ever to hit at least 11HR in a calendar month at age 37 or older…his 31RBI in August were his most ever in a calendar month…according to Elias, is the first Yankee with at least 11HR and 31RBI in a calendar month since Mark Teixeira (13HR, 34RBI in May 2009) and the first to reach those numbers in August since Joe DiMaggio (14HR, 53RBI in August 1939). • Hit three-run HR (#10) and solo HR (#11)—the 399th and 400th of his career—and was 2-for-5 in 8/27 win at Toronto…became the first Yankee since Alex Rodriguez to hit his 400th career homer while playing for the Yankees and the seventh overall (also Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Mickey Mantle, and Gary Sheffield). • Hit grand slam (#6) and solo HR (#7) and was 3-for-3 with 3R, 1 double, a career-high 7RBI and 1BB in 8/14 win vs. Los Angeles-AL…set a career high in RBI for the second straight game (6RBI on 8/13)…is one of just three Major Leaguers since RBI became an official stat in 1920 with at least 6RBI in each of two straight games, joining Milwaukee’s Geoff Jenkins from 4/28-29/01 (6RBI each game) and Texas’ Rusty Greer from 8/22-23/97 (6RBI each game)…his 13RBI over the two-game span was the second-highest total by a single player in consecutive games in Yankees history, behind only Tony Lazzeri’s 15RBI from 5/23 (G2)- 24/36 at Philadelphia—credit: Elias…became the first Yankee to homer multiple times in back-to-back games since Jason Giambi from 8/28-29/05. • Is the sixth player all time to record at least 2,000H, 400HR and 250SB in his career, joining (2,935H, 762HR, 514SB), Andre Dawson (2,774H, 438HR, 314SB), Willie Mays (3,283H, 660HR, 338SB), Alex Rodriguez (2,938H, 654HR, 322SB) and Gary Sheffield (2,689H, 509HR, 253SB). • Reached the 20HR plateau (17HR with the Cubs and 16HR with the Yankees) for the 12th straight season…joins Boston’s as the only players to hit at least 20HR in each of the last 12 seasons (2002-13). • Played in his first game with the Yankees since 2003 in 7/26 loss vs. Tampa Bay…was acquired by the Yankees from the Cubs with cash considerations in exchange for minor league RHP Corey Black before the game…in 93G with the Cubs this season, hit .254 (92-for-362) with 47R, 24 doubles, 17HR and 51RBI. • Was signed by the Yankees as a non-drafted free agent on 9/29/98 and played for the club in his first five Major League seasons (1999-2003), batting .284 (571-for-2,010) with 326R, 124 doubles, 98HR, 270RBI and 121SB in 501G…his 209H and 39HR in 2002 are the most by any Yankees 2B in a single season. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 38 2-hit (27) 3-hit (9) 4-hit (2) CAREER BESTS: H—6 HR—3 (3x) RBI—7 R—4 (3x) SB—3 HIT STREAK—20G

#19 CHRIS STEWART—C CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 6 • Did not play in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…on road trip was 3-for-17 (.176) with 2R, 1 double, 1BB and 1HP in 8G/7GS at C…was 1-for-1 with 1R and 1HP in 9/8 win vs. Boston before being removed in the sixth inning with a left foot contusion…suffered the injury after being HBP in the third inning…his fifth-inning single snapped an 0-for-23 stretch. • Has played in a career-high 104 games in 2013, surpassing 67 games in 2011 with San Francisco. 2013 CATCHING STATS • Had a 3.41 catcher’s ERA (in 395.1 inn.) for the Yankees in 2012, the second-lowest single-season total by a Inn. ERA PB SB CS CS % Yankees catcher since 1982 (min: 40GS at C), trailing only Jose Molina’s 3.31 in 2009. 804.1 4.08 11 37 17 31.5 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 10 2-hit (10) 3-hit (0) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—2 (24x) HR—1 (7x) RBI—3 R—3 SB—1 (6x) HIT STREAK—8G

#31 ICHIRO SUZUKI—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 1 SEASON HIGH: 8 • With 20SB in 2013 is now one of three players who debuted in the Majors since 1900 to steal 20 or more bases in each of his first 13 seasons (also Rickey Henderson in his first 23 seasons—1979-2001; and Ozzie Smith in his first 17 seasons—1978-1993)—credit: Elias Sports Bureau. • Was 1-for-3 with 1R and 1BB in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…has 9H in last 41AB…his seventh-inning single on Sunday at Boston snapped an 0-for-16 stretch…on road trip was 3-for-24 (.125) with 1RBI in 9G/6GS in RF. • Recorded his 4,000th career hit (2,722 in the Majors and 1,278 in Japan) and was 1-for-4 in 8/21 win vs. Toronto…became the third player to reach the 4,000-hit plateau when considering hits from the highest levels in the U.S. and Japan – also (4,256) and (4,191). • Had 2,696 career Major League hits through his 2,000th career game on 7/14…only five players who debuted since 1900 collected more hits through their first 2,000 career games: Ty Cobb (2,796), George Sisler (2,753), Al Simmons (2,743), Rogers Hornsby (2,715) and Paul Waner (2,707)—credit: Elias. • Combined to bat .283 (178-for-629) with 77R, 9HR, 55RBI and 29SB in 162G with Seattle and the Yankees in 2012…was traded to the Yankees with cash from Seattle in exchange for RHPs D.J. Mitchell and Danny Farquhar on 7/23…in 67G with the Yankees, hit .322 (73-for-227) with 28R, 5HR and 27RBI. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 30 2-hit (21) 3-hit (8) 4-hit (1) CAREER BESTS: H—5 (7x) HR—2 (7x) RBI—5 (3x) R—4 (7x) SB—4 (3x) HIT STREAK—27G

#22 VERNON WELLS—OF CURRENT HITTING STREAK: 0 SEASON HIGH: 4 (3x) • Did not play in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco…has 3H in last 20AB…on road trip was 3-for-18 (.167) with 1 double, 5RBI and 1BB in 7G/4GS (3-RF/1-LF). • Was acquired by the Yankees along with cash considerations from the Angels in exchange for OF Exicardo Cayones and LHP Kramer Sneed on 3/26. • Batted .230 (56-for-243) with 11HR and 29RBI in 77 games with Los Angeles-AL in 2012. • Has played for Toronto (1999-2010), Los Angeles-AL (2011-12) and the Yankees (2013) in his Major League career…entering the 2013 season, was the all- time Major League leader in (.993, 25E in 3,639 total chances) among players with at least 1,500 games played in the outfield. 2013 MULTI-HIT GAMES: 22 2-hit (16) 3-hit (6) 4-hit (0) CAREER BESTS: H—4 (16x) HR—3 RBI—5 (4x) R—4 (5x) SB—2 (5x) HIT STREAK—20G

2013 PEN NOTES The Yankees are 1,515-47 (.970) when leading after eight innings since 1996 and 66-4 in 2013…they were 86-1 in 1996, 81-6 in ‘97, 102-1 in ‘98, 81-2 in ‘99, 76-4 in 2000, 81-2 in ‘01, 88-1 in ‘02, 88-2 in ‘03, 88-2 in ‘04, 83-2 in ‘05, 85-5 in ‘06, 87-2 in ‘07, 77-0 in ‘08, 86-2 in ‘09, 81-2 in ‘10, 91-4 in ‘11 and 88-5 in ‘12.

#61 DELLIN BETANCES—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/15 at BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 2/3 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 1/0 • Was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 9/1…is making his third stint with the Yankees in 2013 (also 5/16-24 and 8/11-15). • Made his third appearance of the season in Sunday’s loss at Boston, tossing a perfect eighth inning (1.0IP, 2K)…in 9/1 loss vs. Baltimore, allowed 1H in 0.1IP (1K)…made his season debut in 8/13 win vs. Los Angeles-AL, allowing 5H and 4ER in 0.2IP (1BB, 2K, 1HR). • In 38G/6GS with Scranton/WB, was 6-4 with five saves and a 2.68 ERA (84.0IP, 25ER)…allowed just 1ER in his final 22 appearances (from 6/19), tossing 41.1 innings of relief over the stretch (20H, 18BB, 61K)…ranked second among RailRiders pitchers with 108K. • Made his Major League debut with the Yankees in 2011, allowing 2ER in 2.2IP in two games (one start)…is his only career Major League experience. • Combined to go 6-9 with a 6.44 ERA (131.1IP, 94ER) and 124K in 27 games (26 starts) for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and Double-A Trenton in 2012. • Was selected by the Yankees in the eighth round of the 2006 First-Year Player Draft…is a native and graduated from Grand Street Campus High School in Brooklyn…attended ’ on 5/17/98 vs. Minnesota at the original Yankee Stadium.

#64 CESAR CABRAL—LHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/19 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 4/6 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 8/1 • Made his sixth appearance of the season in Thursday’s loss at Toronto, allowing 1BB in 0.2IP (2K)…in Sunday’s loss at Boston, allowed a single to only batter faced in the sixth (1WP)…made his second appearance in as many games in 9/13 loss at Boston, hitting only batter faced in the seventh inning (1ER)…made his Major League debut in 9/2 win vs. Chicago-AL, tossing a scoreless eighth inning (1.0IP, 1H, 2K, 1WP)…struck out his first career batter faced (Jordan Danks – looking)…was selected to the Yankees’ active roster from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 9/1. • Began the season on the 60-day D.L. recovering from left elbow surgery…began a rehab assignment with Single-A Tampa on 5/14, allowing 2ER in 7.0IP (6H, 8BB, 5K, 1HP, 2WP) in five relief appearances…had his rehab transferred to Double-A Trenton on 5/31, allowing 7ER in 5.0IP in three relief outings…was returned from rehab on 6/12…was reinstated from the 60-day D.L., offered back to Boston (2011 Rule 5 pick) and outrighted to Trenton on 6/14. • In 15 overall relief appearances with Trenton, went 1-0 with a 5.49 ERA (19.2IP, 12ER)…was promoted to Triple-A Scranton/WB on 8/3, going 0-1 with a 7.20 ERA (10.0IP, 8ER) and 16K in 10 relief outings…missed the entire 2012 season after suffering a left elbow fracture during spring training. • Was acquired by the Yankees from Kansas City (who chose him in the Rule 5 Draft from Boston) in exchange for cash considerations on 12/8/11.

#62 JOBA CHAMBERLAIN—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/19 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 33/44 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 18/7 • Made his 44th appearance of the season in Thursday’s loss at Toronto, allowing a walk, single and three-run HR without retiring a batter in the seventh…in Sunday’s loss at Boston, tossed a perfect 1.0IP (1K)…in 9/14 loss at Boston, allowed 2BB in 1.0IP (1K)…made his second appearance in as many days in 9/6 loss vs. Boston, allowing 1ER in 0.2IP (1H, 3BB/1IBB, 1K, 1WP)…on 9/5 vs. Boston, allowed 2H and 1ER in the 10th for his first loss since 7/10/10 at Seattle…was ejected by 1B Umpire and Crew Chief Joe West (arguing a checked-swing) after being removed from the game. • Was 1-0 with a 4.35 ERA (20.2IP, 10ER) in 22 relief appearances with the Yankees in 2012…began the season on the 15-day disabled list recovering from “” surgery (performed on 6/16/11) and a right ankle dislocation (suffered on 3/22/12)…was transferred to the 60-day disabled list on 5/3 and returned from rehab and reinstated on 7/31, missing the Yankees’ first 102 games of the season.

#38 PRESTON CLAIBORNE—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/13 at BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 30/41 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 32/6 • Made his 41st appearance of the season in 9/13 loss at Boston, allowing seventh-inning grand slam to Saltalamacchia (1.0IP, 2H, 2ER, 1BB, 2K)…made second appearance in as many days on 9/6 vs. Boston, allowing 3ER in 0.2IP (3H, 1K, 1HR) to record his second loss…in 9/5 loss vs. Boston, allowed 4H and 3ER without retiring a batter (1BB, 1HR)…in 9/3 win vs. Chicago-AL, retired both batters faced (0.2IP). • Was recalled from Single-A Tampa on 9/2…is his fourth stint with the Yankees in 2013 (also 5/3-8/16, 8/20 and 8/22-25)…was optioned (to Tampa) on 8/25 to make room for Derek Jeter, who returned from the 15-day D.L. on 8/26…in one relief appearance with Tampa, tossed 1.0 scoreless inning (1BB, 1K). • Threw 19.1 straight innings without issuing a walk (5/5-6/11), the second-longest streak of its kind for any Yankee pitcher to begin his Major League career (John Frill broke into the Majors with a streak of 20.2 innings without a walk for the Highlanders in 1910) and the longest such streak to begin any pitcher’s big league career since Edward Mujica had a 21.1-inning streak for Cleveland, spanning the 2006 and 2007 seasons—credit: Elias. • Was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ 25-man roster on 5/3. • Recorded three saves (in three opps.) in eight relief outings with Scranton/WB prior to being recalled on 5/3, allowing 4ER in 10.1IP (3.48 ERA, 14H, 1BB, 10K). • Was originally selected by the Yankees in the 17th round of the 2010 First-Year Player Draft…bio can be found on pg. 457 of the Yankees’ media guide.

#40 MATT DALEY—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/19 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 4/4 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 1/0 • Made his fourth appearance for the Yankees in Thursday’s loss at Toronto, retiring his only batter faced in the seventh inning (0.1IP)…in 9/14 loss at Boston, tossed a perfect eighth inning (1.0IP, 2K)…in 9/13 loss at Boston, tossed a scoreless eighth inning (1.0IP, 1H, 1K)…made his Yankees debut in 9/6 loss vs. Boston, tossing a scoreless ninth (1.0IP, 1H, 1HP, 2K)…struck out his first batter faced (Will Middlebrooks)…became the 53rd player to appear for the Yankees this season, extending the single-season franchise record…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Yankees’ active roster from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre prior to the game. • Began the season on the 7-day D.L. (4/4-26) recovering from right rotator cuff surgery (perf. in August 2011)…started the season with Single-A Tampa on 4/27, tossing 5.1 scoreless innings in four relief outings (5H, 1HP, 0BB, 10K)…was promoted to Double-A Trenton on 5/9, going 3-0 with a 1.00 ERA (9.0IP, 1ER) in 10 relief outings…was transferred to Scranton/WB on 6/5, going 2-3 with one save and a 2.54 ERA (39.0IP, 11ER) in 30 relief appearances. • Was signed by the Yankees as a minor league free agent on 2/8/12…appeared in the Majors with the Colorado Rockies from 2009-11.

#60 DAVID HUFF—LHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/18 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 10/11 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 9/0 • Made his ninth appearance of the season with the Yankees—and eighth out of the bullpen—on Wednesday at Toronto, allowing 1H and 1ER in 3.2IP (3K, 1HR) to earn his third win…in 9/12 win at Baltimore, allowed 2H and 1ER in 3.0IP (1K, 1HR)…previously appeared on 9/7 vs. Boston, making his first start of the season and allowing 9ER in 3.1IP (8H, 0BB, 1HP, 2HR, 2K) to record his first loss…tied David Phelps on 6/29 at Baltimore for the most runs and earned runs allowed by a Yankees starter this season. • On 9/2 vs. Chicago-AL, allowed 1ER in 5.2IP to earn his second win (5H, 0BB, 3K, 1HR)…entered the game in the second inning following a nearly-two- hour rain delay…was the longest relief outing of his career and his longest outing overall since starting an tossing 6.0 innings on 9/28/12 vs. Kansas City (w/ Cleveland)…threw just 62 pitches, his fewest ever in a game in which he tossed at least 4.0 innings…on 8/21 vs. Toronto, tossed 5.0 scoreless innings to earn his first win (1H, 4BB/1IBB, 2K)…was his longest scoreless appearance since his start on 8/29/11 w/ Cleveland vs. Oakland (6.0IP) and the longest scoreless relief outing of his career… was selected to the Yankees’ 25-man roster from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 8/15…is making his second stint with the Yankees this season (also 5/25-28). • In 13 games (12 starts) with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, was 1-6 with one save and a 3.84 ERA (68.0IP, 29ER)…struck out 64 batters with just 13BB. • Made his Yankees debut in 5/26 loss at Tampa Bay, allowing 1ER in 1.0IP (1H, 2BB, 1K) before being designated for assignment on 5/28 and outrighted to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 5/31. • Joined the Yankees organization after being claimed off waivers from the on 5/25…was designated for assignment by Cleveland on 5/23…in three relief appearances with the Indians this season, allowed 5ER in 3.0IP…began the season with Triple-A Columbus, going 3-1 with a 4.07 ERA (24.1IP, 11ER) and 28K over nine appearances (two starts).

#27 SHAWN KELLEY—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/17 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 39/55 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 40/4 • Made his 56th appearance of the season in Tuesday’s loss at Toronto, allowing a solo HR in 0.1IP…made his second appearance in as many days in 9/11 win at Baltimore, tossing 0.2IP (1K)… in 9/10 win at Baltimore, allowed 1ER in 0.2IP (1BB, 1K, 2WP)…in 9/8 win vs. Boston, tossed a scoreless seventh inning (1.0IP, 2H, 1K)…missed previous seven games with triceps inflammation…on 9/1 vs. Baltimore, entered the game with two on and allowing an RBI single and a three-run HR to his only batters faced to suffer his second loss (2H, 2ER, 1HR). • Was acquired by the Yankees from Seattle on 2/13 in exchange for OF Abraham Almonte. • Went 2-4 with a 3.25 ERA (44.1IP, 16ER) in 47 relief appearances over three stints with Seattle in 2012 (3/28-4/3, 5/5-8/15 and 9/4-10/3)…also pitched for Triple-A Tacoma, going 2-0 with six saves and a 0.90 ERA (20.0IP, 2ER) in 14 relief appearances, posting a 11.2K/9.0IP ratio (25K).

#48 BOONE LOGAN—LHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/6 vs. BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 45/60 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 53/17 • Has not pitched since 9/6 with left elbow inflammation…made his 60th appearance of the season—and second in as many days—in 9/6 loss vs. Boston, allowing a game-tying grand slam to Mike Napoli in the seventh (0.1IP, 2H, 1ER, 1K, 1HR)…was his fourth career grand slam allowed and second this season (also Chris Nelson on 8/15 vs. Los Angeles-AL)…in 9/5 loss vs. Boston, allowed 1IBB in 0.1IP…on 9/3 vs. Chicago-AL, tossed a perfect eighth inning to earn his fifth win (1.0IP, 1K). • Made a career-high 80 appearances with the Yankees in 2012, going 7-2 with one save and a 3.74 ERA (55.1IP, 23ER)…became one of just four Yankees pitchers—and the first LHP—to appear in at least 80G in a season, joining Paul Quantrill (86 in 2004), Scott Proctor (83 in ‘06) and Tom Gordon (80 in ‘04).

#70 BRETT MARSHALL—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/7 vs. BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 2/2 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 0/0 • Was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 9/1…is making his second stint with the Yankees in 2013 (also between games of a DH on 5/13-16). • Made his second appearance of the season in 9/7 loss vs. Boston, allowing 1ER in 4.1IP (3H, 1BB, 3K, 1HR, 1HP, 1WP)…made his Major League debut in 5/15 loss vs. Seattle, allowing 5ER in 5.2IP (9H, 5BB, 1K, 2HR, 1WP, 108 pitches)…is one of two Yankees pitchers since 1991 to throw as many as 108 pitches in relief (also Esteban Loaiza on 9/26/04 at Boston, 109 pitches). • In 25 starts with Scranton/WB, was 7-10 with a 5.13 ERA (138.2IP, 79ER) with a team-leading 120K…last started on 8/26 at Pawtucket, tossing 7.0 scoreless innings (2H, 0BB, 1HP) and striking out a season-high nine batters. • Attended spring training with the Yankees, going 1-0 with a 2.84 ERA (12.IP, 4ER) with 11K in four games (one start). • Spent the 2012 season with Double-A Trenton, going 13-7 with a 3.52 ERA (158.1IP, 62ER) and a team-high 120K in 27 starts. • Was selected by the Yankees in the sixth round of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft…was added to the 40-man roster on 11/20/12.

#41 DAVID PHELPS—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/19 at TORONTO FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 2/8 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 9/6 • Made his 20th appearance of the season for the Yankees—and eighth in relief—in Thursday’s loss at Toronto, tossing a perfect eighth inning (1.0IP)…in Sunday’s loss at Boston, allowed 1H in 0.1IP (1K)…was his first appearance since starting on 7/4 at Minnesota…was reinstated from the 60-day disabled list on 9/14 (missed 62 team games)…was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 7/6 (retroactive to 7/5) with a right forearm strain…made two rehab starts with Double-A Trenton, combining to allow 3ER in 7.2IP (3.52 ERA)…was returned from rehab and transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 8/15 after reinjuring his right arm. • Has made seven relief appearances for the Yankees this season, going 1-1 with a 5.19 ERA (17.1IP, 10ER)…in 29 career relief outings, is 3-3 with a 3.47 ERA (59.2IP, 23ER). • Went 4-4 with a 3.34 ERA (99.2IP, 37ER) in 33 appearances (11 starts) with the Yankees in 2012…ranked third among AL rookies in ERA (min. 95.0IP).

#42 MARIANO RIVERA—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/20 vs. SAN FRAN. FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 49/62 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 11/5 • Has reached the 40-saves plateau for the ninth time in his career, tying Trevor Hoffman for most such seasons all time…according to Elias, at 43 years old, is the only pitcher ever to record a 40-save season at age 40 or older (has now done so twice – also 44 saves at age 41 in 2011)…has reached 35 saves for the 12th time in his career, tying Trevor Hoffman’s all-time record…has at least 30 saves for the 15th time, surpassing Trevor Hoffman (14) for the most such seasons in Baseball history…has reached the 25-saves plateau for the 16th time, extending his all-time record. • Made his 62nd appearance of the season in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco, tossing a perfect ninth inning (1.0IP, 1K)…in Wednesday’s win at Toronto, allowed 2H in 1.1IP (1K) to earn his 44th save of the season…made his third appearance in as many days and fourth in the last five in 9/12 win at Baltimore, tossing a perfect ninth (1.0IP) for his sixth win…in 9/11 win at Baltimore, allowed 2H and 1ER in 1.0IP (1K) to record his 43rd save…in 9/10 win at Baltimore, tossed 1.1 perfect innings for his 42nd save of the season and 650th of his career…on 9/8 vs. Boston, allowed 2H and 1ER in 2.0IP (3K) to win his fifth game despite suffering his seventh blown save…entered the game to start the eighth inning…allowed game-tying solo HR to Middlebrooks to lead of the ninth…threw 35 pitches, his most since 6/23/10 at Arizona (40 pitches)…surpassed for eighth place on the Yankees all-time strikeouts list with his eighth inning of Saltalamacchia (1,168). • Recorded his career-high third straight blown save chance (and fifth of the season) on 8/11 vs. Detroit (1.0IP, 2H, 2ER, 2HR), earning the win despite allowing two solo HRs (Miguel Cabrera and Victor Martinez)…allowed 2HR in a game for just the fifth time in his career and first ever in a save opportunity…made his second appearance in as many games in 8/9 win vs. Detroit, allowing a game-tying two-run HR to Cabrera in the ninth to blow his second save in as many chances (1.0IP, 3H, 2ER, 1IBB, 1HR)…blew consecutive save opportunities for the first time since 4/19-24/11. • Has at least one save in 18 consecutive seasons (1996-2013), passing Lee Smith (17) and tying John Franco (18) for the longest streak in Baseball history. • Has pitched for the Yankees in 19 different seasons (1995-2013), surpassing Yogi Berra and Mickey Mantle and tied with teammate Derek Jeter (also 1995-2013) for most seasons played with the Yankees in franchise history…according to Elias, is the first player to pitch for a particular team in 19-or- more seasons since did so in 20 seasons for the (1988-99, 2001-08). • Went 1-1 with five saves (in six chances) and a 2.16 ERA (8.1IP, 2ER) in nine relief outings with the Yankees in 2012…missed the majority of the season after injuring his right knee while shagging fly balls during batting practice on 5/3 at Kansas City…was placed on the disabled list on 5/4 with a torn ACL of the right knee (transferred to the 60-day D.L. on 5/13)…underwent surgery on 6/12 for an isolated repair on his torn ACL. • Owns 652 career saves, most in Major League history…at 43 years old, is the oldest pitcher in Yankees history to record a save, surpassing (40 years, 312 days)—credit: Elias…the pair are the only Yankees pitchers to record a save after turning 40…at 43 years, 262 days old at the time of his 36th save in 2013, passed Don McMahon (43 years, 254 days) to become the fourth-oldest pitcher in Baseball history to earn a save, behind only Hoyt Wilhelm (49 years, 266 days old at the time of his last save), Jesse Orosco (46 years, 18 days) and Jim Kaat (43 years, 298 days). • Has a 2.21 career ERA, second-lowest all-time (min. 1,000.0IP) since earned runs became an official statistic (1912-NL, 1913-AL), behind only Eddie Cicotte (2.20)—whose ERA only counts his final eight career seasons (1913-20)—and just ahead of Jim Scott (2.26) and Babe Ruth (2.28)—credit: Elias.

#30 DAVID ROBERTSON—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/20 vs. SAN FRAN. FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 50/66 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 11/5 • Made his 66th appearance of the season in Friday’s win vs. San Francisco, tossing 1.0 scoreless inning (1.0IP, 1BB, 1K)…made his second appearance in as many games in Wednesday’s win at Toronto, allowing 1H in 0.2IP (1K)…in Tuesday’s loss at Toronto, allowed 2H in 1.0IP…made his second appearance in as many games in 9/12 win at Baltimore, allowing 4H and 3ER in 1.0IP (2K, 1HR)…was his 332nd appearance as a Yankee, surpassing for 15th place on the franchise’s all-time list…on 9/11 at Baltimore, tossed a scoreless eighth inning (1.0IP, 2H, 1K) to earn his fifth win…missed the previous five games with right shoulder tendinitis. • Retired each of 25 batters faced with the bases loaded from 4/19/11-8/12/13…according to the Elias Sports Bureau, no pitcher had a longer streak since Jeff Brantley retired 30 straight batters in bases loaded situations from 1989-91. • Did not allow a run in 21 straight outings (6/19-8/9), allowing 12H in 20.1IP (4BB, 22K)…the 20.1-inning scoreless stretch was his single-season career high (credit: Elias)…prior to ’s double on 8/12 vs. Los Angeles-AL, held opponents hitless in 23 consecutive at-bats with runners on base. • Is the only pitcher in Baseball history to record at least 10K/9.0IP in each of his first five Major League seasons (2008-12)…owns an 11.81K/9.0IP career ratio (426K, 324.2IP), fourth-best in Major League history (min. 300.0IP) behind Rob Dibble (12.17), Billy Wagner (11.92) and (11.92).

#43 ADAM WARREN—RHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/15 at BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 24/31 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 12/5 • Made his 31st relief appearance of the season in Sunday’s loss at Boston, allowing 2H and 2ER in 1.1IP (1BB, 2K)…in 9/12 win at Baltimore, allowed 1H and 1BB in 0.2IP…on 9/10 at Baltimore, tossed a perfect seventh inning (1.0IP, 1K) to earn his second win…in 9/9 loss at Baltimore, retired both batters faced in the eighth (0.2IP)…in 9/5 loss vs. Boston, allowed 1ER in 2.2IP (3H, 1BB, 4K). • Started on 8/21 vs. Toronto, allowing 2ER in 3.0IP in the no-decision (4H, 2BB, 1HP, 4K, 1HR)….was his second career start (also 6/29/12 vs. Chicago-AL). • Was recalled from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on 6/18…is making his second stint with the Yankees this season (also 4/1-6/14). • Made his Major League debut with the Yankees in 2012, making one start (2.1IP, 8H, 6ER, 2BB, 1K, 1HR)…became the first Yankee from the organization’s 2009 draft class to appear in the Majors…spent the majority of the season with Scranton/WB, going 7-8 with a 3.71 ERA (152.2IP, 63ER) in 26 starts.

#67 MIKE ZAGURSKI—LHP LAST APPEARANCE: 9/15 at BOSTON FIRST BATTER OUT/FACED: 4/7 INHERITED RUNNERS/SCORED: 1/0 • Made his Yankees debut in Sunday’s loss at Boston, allowing 1H and 2ER in 0.1IP (1HP)…was signed by the Yankees as a free agent to a Major League contract on 9/10. • Was signed by the Pirates to a minor league contract on 12/4/12…began the year with Triple-A Indianapolis, going 1-0 with one save and a 2.14 ERA (21.0IP, 5ER) in 19 relief appearances…was signed to a Major League contract and selected to the Pirates’ 25-man roster on 5/27…in six relief appearances with Pittsburgh, allowed 10ER in 6.0IP (15.00 ERA) without recording a decision…was designated for assignment on 6/15…was outrighted to Indianapolis on 6/18, but elected free agency. • Signed a minor league contract with the Yankees on 6/21 and reported to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre…in 20 relief outings, went 5-3 with one save (in four opportunities) and a 3.08 ERA (26.1IP, 9ER)…was released by the Yankees on 8/15. • Signed a minor league contract with the on 8/17…in six relief appearances with Triple-A Sacramento, allowed 4ER in 6.0IP (6.00IP) without recording a decision…was released on 9/2. • Has appeared at the Major League level for the Phillies (2009-11), Diamondbacks (2012) and Pirates (2013). • Was originally selected by the Phillies in the 12th round of the 2005 First-Year Player Draft…attended the University of Kansas. 2013 NEW YORK YANKEES DAY-BY-DAY

Gm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 1 4/1 vs. Boston L 2-8 Lester (1-0) Sabathia (0-1) - 0-1 5th -1.0 *49,514 (1) 4/2 OFF DAY T3rd -1.0 2 4/3 vs. Boston L 4-7 Buchholz (1-0) Kuroda (0-1) Hanrahan (1) 0-2 T4th -2.0 40,216 3 4/4 vs. Boston W 4-2 Pettitte (1-0) Dempster (0-1) Rivera (1) 1-2 T3rd -1.0 40,611 4 4/5 at Detroit L 3-8 Fister (1-0) Nova (0-1) Smyly (1) 1-3 T4th -2.0 *45,051 5 4/6 at Detroit L 4-8 Scherzer (1-0) Hughes (0-1) - 1-4 5th -2.0 42,453 6 4/7 at Detroit W 7-0 Sabathia (1-1) Verlander (1-1) - 2-4 T4th -2.0 39,829 7 4/8 at Cleveland W 11-6 Kuroda (1-1) Jimenez (1-1) - 3-4 T2nd -2.0 *41,567 8 4/9 at Cleveland W 14-1 Pettitte (2-0) Carrasco (0-1) - 4-4 2nd -1.5 12,663 4/10 at Cleveland Ppd. due to rain (made up as Game 1 of a doubleheader on 5/13) T2nd -1.0 4/11 at Cleveland Ppd. due to rain (made up as Game 2 of a doubleheader on 5/13) 3rd -0.5 9 4/12 vs. Baltimore W 5-2 Sabathia (2-1) Gonzalez (1-1) Rivera (2) 5-4 T1st --- 35,033 10 4/13 vs. Baltimore L 3-5 Hammel (2-1) Hughes (0-2) Johnson (5) 5-5 3rd -1.0 41,851 11 4/14 vs. Baltimore W 3-0 Kuroda (2-1) Chen (0-2) - 6-5 2nd -1.0 34,154 4/15 OFF DAY 2nd -1.5 12 4/16 vs. Arizona W 4-2 Nova (1-1) McCarthy (0-2) Rivera (3) 7-5 2nd -1.5 34,107 13 4/17 vs. Arizona W 4-3 Sabathia (3-1) Hernandez (0-1) Rivera (4) 8-5 2nd -1.5 34,369 14 4/18 vs. Arizona L 2-6 (12) Bell (1-0) Phelps (0-1) - 8-6 2nd -2.5 36,033 15 4/19 at Toronto W 9-4 Pettitte (3-0) Morrow (0-2) - 9-6 2nd -2.0 40,028 16 4/20 at Toronto W 5-3 (11) Kelley (1-0) Loup (1-1) Rivera (5) 10-6 2nd -2.0 *46,095 17 4/21 at Toronto L 4-8 Cecil (1-0) Logan (0-1) - 10-7 2nd -1.5 *45,575 18 4/22 at Tampa Bay L 1-5 Moore (4-0) Sabathia (3-2) - 10-8 3rd -2.5 15,331 19 4/23 at Tampa Bay W 4-3 Robertson (1-0) Price (0-2) Rivera (6) 11-8 3rd -1.5 17,644 20 4/24 at Tampa Bay L 0-3 Cobb (3-1) Pettitte (3-1) Rodney (3) 11-9 3rd -2.5 19,177 21 4/25 vs. Toronto W 5-3 Kuroda (3-1) Buehrle (1-1) Rivera (7) 12-9 3rd -2.5 31,445 22 4/26 vs. Toronto W 6-4 Phelps (1-1) Lincoln (0-1) Rivera (8) 13-9 3rd -2.5 36,151 23 4/27 vs. Toronto W 5-4 Sabathia (4-2) Rogers (1-2) Chamberlain (1) 14-9 3rd -2.5 40,258 24 4/28 vs. Toronto W 3-2 Logan (1-1) Dickey (2-4) Rivera (9) 15-9 2nd -2.5 36,872 25 4/29 vs. Houston L 1-9 Harrell (3-2) Pettitte (3-2) - 15-10 2nd -3.0 34,262 26 4/30 vs. Houston W 7-4 Kuroda (4-1) Humber (0-6) Rivera (10) 16-10 2nd -2.0 34,301 27 5/1 vs. Houston W 5-4 Logan (2-1) Clemens (1-1) Rivera (11) 17-10 2nd -2.0 34,117 5/2 OFF DAY 2nd -2.5 28 5/3 vs. Oakland L 0-2 Griffin (3-2) Sabathia (4-3) Balfour (4) 17-11 2nd -2.5 38,090 29 5/4 vs. Oakland W 4-2 Hughes (1-2) Colon (3-1) - 18-11 2nd -1.5 41,349 30 5/5 vs. Oakland L 4-5 Doolittle (2-0) Logan (2-2) Balfour (5) 18-12 T2nd -1.5 38,134 5/6 OFF DAY T2nd -2.0 31 5/7 at Colorado L 0-2 De La Rosa (3-3) Kuroda (4-2) Betancourt (9) 18-13 3rd -2.0 41,595 32 5/8 at Colorado W 3-2 Robertson (2-0) Betancourt (1-1) Rivera (12) 19-13 3rd -1.0 40,148 33 5/9 at Colorado W 3-1 Warren (1-0) Francis (1-3) Rivera (13) 20-13 T1st -- 40,972 34 5/10 at Kansas City W 11-6 Hughes (2-2) Davis (2-3) - 21-13 T1st -- 24,521 35 5/11 at Kansas City W 3-2 Pettitte (4-2) Shields (2-3) Rivera (14) 22-13 1st +1.0 30,910 36 5/12 at Kansas City W 4-2 Kuroda (5-2) Santana (3-2) Rivera (15) 23-13 1st +1.0 29,515 37 5/13 at Cleveland (1) L 0-1 Masterson (6-2) Phelps (1-2) - 23-14 1st +0.5 -- 38 5/13 at Cleveland (2) W 7-0 Nuno (1-0) Bauer (1-2) Warren (1) 24-14 1st +1.0 23,300 39 5/14 vs. Seattle W 4-3 Kelley (2-0) Furbush (0-2) Rivera (16) 25-14 1st +2.0 41,267 40 5/15 vs. Seattle L 2-12 Iwakuma (5-1) Hughes (2-3) - 25-15 1st +2.0 34,081 41 5/16 vs. Seattle L 2-3 Perez (1-0) Pettitte (4-3) Wilhelmsen (11) 25-16 1st +1.0 35, 392 42 5/17 vs. Toronto W 5-0 Kuroda (6-2) Buehrle (1-3) - 26-16 1st +1.0 40,008 43 5/18 vs. Toronto W 7-2 Phelps (2-2) Morrow (1-3) - 27-16 1st +1.0 45,577 5/19 vs. Toronto Ppd. due to rain (made up as Game 1 of a doubleheader on 8/20) 1st +0.5 44 5/20 at Baltimore W 6-4 (10) Robertson (3-0) Strop (0-2) Rivera (17) 28-16 1st +1.5 24,133 45 5/21 at Baltimore L 2-3 (10) Johnson (2-4) Nuno (1-1) - 28-17 1st +1.5 29,040 46 5/22 at Baltimore L 3-6 Hammel (6-2) Kuroda (6-3) - 28-18 1st +0.5 26,725 5/23 OFF DAY 1st +1.0 47 5/24 at Tampa Bay W 9-4 Phelps (3-2) Hernandez (2-5) - 29-18 1st +1.0 17,825 48 5/25 at Tampa Bay W 4-3 (11) Nova (2-1) Lueke (0-2) Rivera (18) 30-18 1st +1.0 25,874 49 5/26 at Tampa Bay L 3-8 Cobb (6-2) Sabathia (4-4) - 30-19 T1st -- 24,159 50 5/27 at New York-NL L 1-2 Lyon (2-2) Robertson (3-1) Parnell (8) 30-20 2nd -1.0 32,911 51 5/28 at New York-NL L 1-2 Rice (3-3) Rivera (0-1) - 30-21 2nd -1.0 31,877 52 5/29 vs. New York-NL L 4-9 Hefner (1-5) Phelps (3-3) - 30-22 2nd -1.0 43,681 53 5/30 vs. New York-NL L 1-3 Gee (3-6) Nuno (1-2) Parnell (9) 30-23 2nd -2.0 44,207 54 5/31 vs. Boston W 4-1 Sabathia (5-4) Lester (6-2) Rivera (19) 31-23 2nd -1.0 45,141 55 6/1 vs. Boston L 1-11 Doubront (4-2) Hughes (2-4) - 31-24 2nd -2.0 *48,784 (2) 56 6/2 vs. Boston L 0-3 Buchholz (8-0) Kuroda (6-4) - 31-25 T3rd -3.0 43,613 57 6/3 vs. Cleveland W 7-4 Kelley (3-0) Masterson (8-4) Rivera (20) 32-25 T2nd -2.5 40,007 58 6/4 vs. Cleveland W 4-3 Phelps (4-3) Kazmir (3-3) Rivera (21) 33-25 T2nd -2.5 36,208 59 6/5 vs. Cleveland W 6-4 Sabathia (6-4) Kluber (3-4) - 34-25 2nd -1.5 42,477 60 6/6 at Seattle W 6-1 Hughes (3-4) Harang (2-6) - 35-25 2nd -1.5 18,776 61 6/7 at Seattle L 1-4 Bonderman (1-1) Kuroda (6-5) Wilhelmesen (15) 35-26 2nd -2.0 26,248 62 6/8 at Seattle W 3-1 Pettitte (5-3) Saunders (4-6) Rivera (22) 36-26 2nd -1.5 38,252 63 6/9 at Seattle W 2-1 Robertson (4-1) Medina (1-2) Rivera (23) 37-26 2nd -1.5 43,389 6/10 OFF DAY 2nd -2.0 64 6/11 at Oakland L 4-6 Colon (8-2) Sabathia (6-5) Balfour (16) 37-27 2nd -2.0 27,118 65 6/12 at Oakland L 2-5 Straily (4-2) Hughes (3-5) Balfour (17) 37-28 2nd -3.0 25,176 66 6/13 at Oakland L 2-3 (18) Chavez (1-0) Claiborne (0-1) - 37-29 3rd -3.0 27,569 67 6/14 at Los Angeles-AL L 2-5 Wilson (5-5) Pettitte (5-4) Frieri (15) 37-30 3rd -3.0 40,621 68 6/15 at Los Angeles-AL L 2-6 Hanson (4-2) Phelps (4-4) - 37-31 3rd -4.0 40,486 69 6/16 at Los Angeles-AL W 6-5 Sabathia (7-5) Weaver (1-3) Rivera (24) 38-31 3rd -3.0 41,204 6/17 OFF DAY 3rd -3.0 6/18 vs. Los Angeles-NL Ppd. due to rain (made up on 6/19 as Game 1 of a doubleheader) 3rd -4.0 70 6/19 vs. Los Angeles-NL (1) W 6-4 Kuroda (7-5) Ryu (6-3) Rivera (25) 39-31 3rd -3.5 40,604 71 6/19 vs. Los Angeles-NL (2) L 0-6 Capuano (2-4) Hughes (3-6) - 39-32 3rd -3.5 41,320 72 6/20 vs. Tampa Bay L 3-8 Moore (9-3) Pettitte (5-5) - 39-33 3rd -3.5 37,649 73 6/21 vs. Tampa Bay W 6-2 Phelps (5-4) Hernandez (4-8) - 40-33 3rd -3.5 41,123 74 6/22 vs. Tampa Bay W 7-5 Sabathia (8-5) Peralta (1-4) Rivera (26) 41-33 3rd -2.5 46,013 75 6/23 vs. Tampa Bay L 1-3 Archer (2-3) Nova (2-2) Rodney (15) 41-34 3rd -2.5 46,054 6/24 OFF DAY T2nd -2.5 76 6/25 vs. Texas W 4-3 Rivera (1-1) Scheppers (5-1) - 42-34 T2nd -2.5 41,674 77 6/26 vs. Texas L 5-8 Grimm (7-5) Pettitte (5-6) Nathan (26) 42-35 T2nd -3.5 38,264 78 6/27 vs. Texas L 0-2 Holland (6-4) Hughes (3-7) - 42-36 3rd -4.5 42,138

All times are Eastern BOLD (Complete Game) *Denotes Sellout (#Home Sellouts) Gm Date Opponent W/L Score WP LP SV Rec. Pos. GA/GB Att. 79 6/28 at Baltimore L 3-4 Gausman (1-3) Sabathia (8-6) Hunter (2) 42-37 3rd -5.5 40,041 80 6/29 at Baltimore L 3-11 Britton (2-2) Phelps (5-5) - 42-38 3rd -5.5 *46,607 81 6/30 at Baltimore L 2-4 Tillman (10-2) Kuroda (7-6) Johnson (28) 42-39 4th -6.5 40,878 82 7/1 at Minnesota W 10-4 Chamberlain (1-0) Burton (1-6) - 43-39 4th -6.0 29,619 83 7/2 at Minnesota W 7-3 Hughes (4-7) Deduno (4-3) Rivera (27) 44-39 3rd -6.0 29,029 84 7/3 at Minnesota W 3-2 Sabathia (9-6) Walters (2-5) Rivera (28) 45-39 3rd -6.0 *38,457 85 7/4 at Minnesota W 9-5 Phelps (6-5) Gibson (1-1) - 46-39 3rd -6.0 *38,260 86 7/5 vs. Baltimore W 3-2 Nova (3-2) Johnson (2-7) - 47-39 3rd -6.0 43,396 87 7/6 vs. Baltimore W 5-4 Pettitte (6-6) Tillman (10-3) Rivera (29) 48-39 2nd -5.0 42,678 88 7/7 vs. Baltimore L 1-2 O’Day (5-0) Rivera (1-2) Johnson (30) 48-40 4th -5.0 40,218 89 7/8 vs. Kansas City L 1-5 Guthrie (8-6) Hughes (4-8) Holland (21) 48-41 4th -5.0 35,057 90 7/9 vs. Kansas City L 1-3 Shields (4-6) Sabathia (9-7) Holland (22) 48-42 4th -6.0 35,797 91 7/10 vs. Kansas City W 8-1 Nova (4-2) Davis (4-8) - 49-42 4th -6.0 35,781 92 7/11 vs. Kansas City W 8-4 Pettitte (7-6) Santana (5-6) - 50-42 4th -6.0 40,381 93 7/12 vs. Minnesota W 2-0 Kuroda (8-6) Pressly (2-2) Rivera (30) 51-42 4th -6.0 40,247 94 7/13 vs. Minnesota L 1-4 Deduno (5-4) Hughes (4-9) Perkins (21) 51-43 4th -6.0 40,301 95 7/14 vs. Minnesota L 4-10 Gibson (2-2) Sabathia (9-8) - 51-44 4th -6.0 43,131 7/15-18 84th All-Star Game on 7/16 at New York-NL’s (3-0 American League win) 96 7/19 at Boston L 2-4 Doubront (7-3) Pettitte (7-7) Uehara (9) 51-45 4th -7.0 *38,130 97 7/20 at Boston W 5-2 Kuroda (9-6) Lackey (7-7) Rivera (31) 52-45 4th -6.0 *37,601 98 7/21 at Boston L 7-8 (11) Beato (1-0) Warren (1-1) - 52-46 4th -7.0 *38,138 99 7/22 at Texas L 0-3 Darvish (9-4) Nova (4-3) Nathan (31) 52-47 4th -7.0 42,058 100 7/23 at Texas W 5-4 Chamberlain (2-0) Nathan (1-1) Rivera (32) 53-47 4th -7.0 42,739 101 7/24 at Texas L 1-3 Garza (1-0) Pettitte (7-8) Nathan (32) 53-48 4th -7.0 42,360 102 7/25 at Texas W 2-0 Kuroda (10-6) Holland (8-6) Rivera (33) 54-48 4th -6.5 35,139 103 7/26 vs. Tampa Bay L 6-10 Hellickson (10-3) Sabathia (9-9) Rodney (25) 54-49 4th -7.0 44,486 104 7/27 vs. Tampa Bay L 0-1 Archer (6-3) Nova (4-4) - 54-50 4th -8.0 43,424 105 7/28 vs. Tampa Bay W 6-5 Rivera (2-2) McGee (2-3) - 55-50 4th -7.5 *47,714 (3) 7/29 OFF DAY 4th -7.5 106 7/30 at Los Angeles-NL L 2-3 Jansen (4-3) Kelley (3-1) - 55-51 4th -8.5 *52,447 107 7/31 at Los Angeles-NL W 1-0 Logan (3-2) Belisario (4-6) Rivera (34) 56-51 4th -8.0 *53,013 8/1 OFF DAY 4th -8.5 108 8/2 at San Diego L 2-7 Cashner (8-5) Sabathia (9-10) - 56-52 4th -8.5 *44,124 109 8/3 at San Diego W 3-0 Nova (5-4) Ross (2-5) Rivera (35) 57-52 4th -8.5 *44,184 110 8/4 at San Diego L 3-6 Kennedy (4-8) Hughes (4-10) Street (21) 57-53 4th -9.5 43,504 111 8/5 at Chicago-AL L 1-8 Quintana (6-3) Pettitte (7-9) - 57-54 4th -9.5 27,948 112 8/6 at Chicago-AL L 2-3 Sale (7-11) Kuroda (10-7) Reed (27) 57-55 4th -10.5 23,826 113 8/7 at Chicago-AL L 5-6 (12) Axelrod (4-8) Warren (1-2) - 57-56 4th -11.5 25,707 8/8 OFF DAY 4th -11.0 114 8/9 vs. Detroit W 4-3 (10) Kelley (4-1) Alburquerque (2-3) - 58-56 4th -10.0 *46,545 (4) 115 8/10 vs. Detroit L 3-9 Sanchez (10-7) Hughes (4-11) - 58-57 4th -11.0 45,728 116 8/11 vs. Detroit W 5-4 Rivera (3-2) Veras (0-5) - 59-57 4th -10.0 42,439 117 8/12 vs. Los Angeles-AL W 2-1 Kuroda (11-7) Richards (3-5) Robertson (1) 60-57 4th -9.5 37,146 118 8/13 vs. Los Angeles-AL W 14-7 Sabathia (10-10) Vargas (6-5) - 61-57 4th -9.5 35,013 119 8/14 vs. Los Angeles-AL W 11-3 Nova (6-4) Weaver (7-6) - 62-57 4th -8.5 38,379 120 8/15 vs. Los Angeles-AL L 4-8 Wilson (13-6) Hughes (4-12) - 62-58 4th -8.5 44,682 121 8/16 at Boston W 10-3 Pettitte (8-9) Doubront (8-6) - 63-58 4th -7.5 *38,143 122 8/17 at Boston L 1-6 Lackey (8-10) Kuroda (11-8) - 63-59 4th -8.5 *37,517 123 8/18 at Boston W 9-6 Sabathia (11-10) Dempster (6-9) Rivera (36) 64-59 4th -7.5 *37,917 8/19 OFF DAY 4th -8.0 124 8/20 vs. Toronto (1) W 8-4 Nova (7-4) Wagner (2-4) - 65-59 4th -7.5 40,248 125 8/20 vs. Toronto (2) W 3-2 Rivera (4-2) Oliver (3-4) - 66-59 4th -6.5 37,190 126 8/21 vs. Toronto W 4-2 Huff (1-0) Dickey (9-12) Rivera (37) 67-59 4th -6.5 36,140 127 8/22 vs. Toronto W 5-3 Pettitte (9-9) Happ (3-3) Robertson (2) 68-59 4th -6.0 40,116 128 8/23 at Tampa Bay L 2-7 Archer (7-5) Kuroda (11-9) - 68-60 4th -6.0 24,239 129 8/24 at Tampa Bay L 2-4 Price (8-5) Sabathia (11-11) Rodney (30) 68-61 4th -7.0 32,862 130 8/25 at Tampa Bay W 3-2 (11) Logan (4-2) Wright (2-2) Rivera (38) 69-61 4th -7.0 *34,078 131 8/26 at Toronto L 2-5 Dickey (10-12) Hughes (4-13) Janssen (24) 69-62 4th -7.5 35,241 132 8/27 at Toronto W 7-1 Pettitte (10-9) Happ (3-4) - 70-62 4th -7.5 34,047 133 8/28 at Toronto L 2-7 Redmond (2-2) Kuroda (11-10) - 70-63 4th -8.5 36,565 8/29 OFF DAY 4th -8.0 134 8/30 vs. Baltimore W 8-5 Sabathia (12-11) Gonzalez (8-7) Rivera (39) 71-63 4th -8.0 45,169 135 8/31 vs. Baltimore W 2-0 Nova (8-4) Feldman (4-4) - 72-63 3rd -8.0 42,836 136 9/1 vs. Baltimore L 3-7 Gausman (2-3) Kelley (4-2) - 72-64 4th -9.0 40,361 137 9/2 vs. Chicago-AL W 9-1 Huff (2-0) Quintana (7-5) - 73-64 4th -8.0 40,125 138 9/3 vs. Chicago-AL W 6-4 Logan (5-2) Jones (4-5) Rivera (40) 74-64 3rd -8.0 33,215 139 9/4 vs. Chicago-AL W 6-5 Sabathia (13-11) Johnson (0-1) Rivera (41) 75-64 3rd -8.0 36,082 140 9/5 vs. Boston L 8-9 (10) Breslow (5-2) Chamberlain (2-1) Uehara (18) 75-65 3rd -9.0 40,481 141 9/6 vs. Boston L 8-12 Workman (5-2) Claiborne (0-2) - 75-66 4th -10.0 44,117 142 9/7 vs. Boston L 9-13 Lackey (9-12) Huff (2-1) - 75-67 4th -11.0 *49,046 (5) 143 9/8 vs. Boston W 4-3 Rivera (5-2) Workman (5-3) - 76-67 4th -10.0 43,078 144 9/9 at Baltimore L 2-4 Tillman (16-5) Sabathia (13-12) Johnson (43) 76-68 4th -10.5 17,456 145 9/10 at Baltimore W 7-5 Warren (2-2) Gausman (2-5) Rivera (42) 77-68 4th -10.5 25,697 146 9/11 at Baltimore W 5-4 Robertson (5-1) Hunter (4-4) Rivera (43) 78-68 3rd -10.5 20,141 147 9/12 at Baltimore W 6-5 Rivera (6-2) Johnson (3-8) - 79-68 3rd -9.5 24,659 148 9/13 at Boston L 4-8 Workman (6-3) Kuroda (11-11) - 79-69 3rd -10.5 *37,542 149 9/14 at Boston L 1-5 Lester (14-8) Sabathia (13-13) - 79-70 3rd -11.5 *37,510 150 9/15 at Boston L 2-9 Buchholz (11-0) Nova (8-5) - 79-71 4th -12.5 *37,137 9/16 OFF DAY 4th -12.5 151 9/17 at Toronto L 0-2 Dickey (13-12) Pettitte (10-10) Janssen (31) 79-72 4th -12.5 24,894 152 9/18 at Toronto W 4-3 Huff (3-1) Delabar (5-5) Rivera (44) 80-72 4th -11.5 24,247 153 9/19 at Toronto L 2-6 Redmond (4-2) Kuroda (11-12) Janssen (32) 80-73 4th -12.5 32,003 154 9/20 vs. San Francisco W 5-1 Sabathia (14-13) Lincecum (10-14) - 81-73 4th -12.5 41,734 155 9/21 vs. San Francisco 1:05 p.m. 156 9/22 vs. San Francisco 1:05 p.m. 9/23 OFF DAY 157 9/24 vs. Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 158 9/25 vs. Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m. 159 9/26 vs. Tampa Bay 7:05 p.m 160 9/27 at Houston 8:10 p.m. 161 9/28 at Houston 7:10 p.m. 162 9/29 at Houston 2:10 p.m. All times are Eastern BOLD (Complete Game) *Denotes Sellout (#Home Sellouts)