2014 (82-80) Third Place, National League Central Division, -8.0 Games (Wild Card -6.0 games) Manager: Ron Roenicke, 4th Season (648g, 335-313, .517) & Catchers Report: Friday, February 20, 2015

WHAT’S BREWING? SEASON SUMMARY: The Brewers went 82-80, finishing in third place in the NL Central, 2014 BREWERS LEADERS trailing the first-place Cardinals by 8.0 games and second-place Pirates by 6.0 games..... the team also finished 6.0 games behind the Pirates and Giants for a Wild Card spot.....the Games ...... Lucroy (153) 1961 2014 Brewers were a season-high 19 games over .500 and held a 6.5-game lead in the division on Batting Average ...... Lucroy (.301) 6/28 (51-32).....after that date, the team went 31-48. At-Bats ...... Lucroy (585) Runs ...... Gomez (95) FREE AGENTS (5): LHP Zach Duke, LHP Tom Gorzelanny, 1B Lyle Overbay, 1B/3B Hits ...... Lucroy (176) Winning Total Bases ...... Gomez (274) Mark Reynolds and RHP Francisco Rodriguez were eligible for free agency following the At 82-80, the Brewers had their fifth winning Doubles ...... Lucroy (53) season.....RHP Yovani Gallardo (club), 3B Aramis Ramirez (mutual) and 2B Rickie Weeks Triples ...... Braun & Segura (6) season in the last eight years.....the team (vesting) have options for the 2015 season. improved 8 games from 2013 (74-88). Home Runs ...... Gomez (23) RBI ...... Braun (81) ARBITRATION (4): RHP Marco Estrada, RHP Brandon Kintzler, C Martin Maldonado and Stolen Bases ...... Gomez (34) Thanks for Coming OF Gerardo Parra were eligible for arbitration at the conclusion of the season. Walks ...... Lucroy (66) The Brewers drew 2,797,384 at Miller Park ...... Gomez (141) this season, which ranked fourth in the MANAGER: Ron Roenicke completed his fourth season as a Major League manager, all - National League and eigth in the majors.....the with the Brewers (648g, 335-313, .517).....his contract runs through 2015 with a club option Games ...... Smith (78) team has drawn over 2.5 million fans in each for 2016.....his 2015 club option was exercised on 3/22/14 and a 2016 club option was added. Wins ...... Peralta (17) Losses ...... Gallardo & Peralta (11) of the last eight seasons (2,531,115 in 2013). COACHES: Each member of the 2013 Brewers coaching staff returned for the 2014 season: ERA ...... Gallardo (3.51) first base coach Garth Iorg (4th season), pitching coach Rick Kranitz (4th season), bench Pitched ...... Peralta (198.2) Make Mine a Double coach Jerry Narron (4th season), hitting coach Johnny Narron (3rd season), third base coach Walks ...... Peralta (61) Jonathan Lucroy became the first primary Ed Sedar (8th season, 4th as 3B coach), outfield coach John Shelby (4th season) and bullpen Strikeouts ...... Peralta (154) catcher in modern MLB history (since 1900) coach Lee Tunnell (3rd season).....coach Mike Guerrero was new to the 2014 staff. Saves ...... Rodriguez (44) to lead his league in doubles (53).....Lucroy and Lyle Overbay (2004) are now tied for ALL-STARS: For only the fifth time in franchise history, the Brewers were represented by four THE BREWERS WHEN..... the most doubles in a season in franchise players in the All-Star Game (also 1980, 1982, 1983 and 2007).....it marked just the second history.....Lucroy’s 46 doubles as a catcher time that the team had three All-Star starters (also 2011).....OF Carlos Gomez (started in LF) Scoring First ...... 60-28 set new a MLB record, breaking the previous and 3B Aramis Ramirez were voted starters in the fan vote.....C Jonathan Lucroy, a first-time Opponent Scores First...... 22-52 mark of 45 by Ivan Rodriguez in 1996. All-Star, started in place of the injured Yadier Molina (Cardinals).....RHP Francisco Rodriguez also represented the Brewers at the 2014 All-Star Game. Out-hitting Opponent ...... 60-10 Out-hit by Opponent ...... 13-63 20/30 BREWERS IN THE STANDINGS (182 days): The team spent these number of days alone Hit Totals Even ...... 9-7 Carlos Gomez recorded his second straight or tied at each position in the NL Central: FIRST: 150, SECOND: 7, THIRD: 24, FOURTH: 1, Committing An Error ...... 33-41 season of 20+ HR (23) and 30+ SB (34).....he FIFTH: 0.....the Brewers were in first place every day from 4/5-8/31 (149 days).....they spent Committing No Errors ...... 49-39 was the only player in the Major Leagues this the final 22 days of the season in third place.....the team was eliminated from NL Central season to accomplish the feat. contention on 9/21 and from postseason contention on 9/25. Leading After 7 Innings...... 65-9 Trailing After 7 Innings ...... 6-62 The Closer SERIES-LY SPEAKING: The Brewers went 22-24-6 in series play this season. Tied After 7 Innings ...... 11-9 Francisco Rodriguez (348) ended the season Game 1: 28-24, Game 2: 24-28, Game 3: 26-22, Game 4: 4-6. ranked 10th on the all-time MLB saves list..... Sweep Wins (6): at Boston (3g, 4/4-4/6), at Philadelphia (3g, 4/8-4/10), vs. Pittsburgh (3g, Leading After 8 Innings ...... 69-3 Rodriguez passed Jeff Montgomery (304), 4/11-4/13), at Colorado (3g, 6/20-6/22), vs. Cincinnati (3g, 7/21-7/23), at Los Angeles (3g, Trailing After 8 Innings ...... 5-67 Goose Gossage (310), Tom Henke (311), 8/15-8/17).....Sweep Losses (4): at Toronto (2g, 7/1-7/2), vs. Philadelphia (4g, 7/7-7/10), at Tied After 8 Innings ...... 8-10 Robb Nen (314), Rick Aguilera (318), Todd San Francisco (3g, 8/29-8/31), at Chicago-NL (3g, 9/1-9/3). Jones (319), Jose Mesa (321), Roberto Hitting a Home Run ...... 56-35 BREWERS AT HOME: The Brewers went 42-39 at home, going 12-10-4 in series play..... Not Hitting a Home Run ...... 26-45 Hernandez (326), Francisco Cordero (329), the team had a season-high 5-game home winning streak from 7/13-7/24 and a season-high John Wetteland (330), Rollie Fingers (341) 7-game home losing streak from 6/29-7/12. Scoring at Least 4 Runs ...... 67-19 and Randy Myers (347) this season. Scoring 3 Runs or Fewer ...... 15-61 Saves BREWERS ON THE ROAD: The Brewers went 40-41 on the road, going 10-14-2 in series 9. Troy Percival ...... 358 play.....started 2014 by winning their first 6 road games.....also had two 5-game road winning vs. Right-Handed Starter ...... 60-62 10. Francisco Rodriguez ...... 348 streaks (4/18-4/29 & 8/14-8/25).....had a season-high 8-game road losing streak from 8/26-9/3. vs. Left-Handed Starter ...... 22-18

Day Games ...... 28-28 On Fiers ROSTER: PITCHERS (12) - LH Zach Duke, RH Marco Estrada, RH Yovani Night Games ...... 54-52 Mike Fiers joined the starting rotation on 8/9 Gallardo, RH Matt Garza, RH Jim Henderson, RH Brandon Kintzler, RH Kyle Lohse, RH (10gs).....since that date, he ranked second Wily Peralta, RH Francisco Rodriguez, LH Will Smith, RH Tyler Thornburg, LH Wei-Chung Wang.....CATCHERS (2) - Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado.....INFIELDERS (7) - Jeff Decided In Last At-Bat ...... 17-18 in the NL in strikeouts (71), trailing only the Bianchi, Scooter Gennett, Lyle Overbay, Aramis Ramirez, Mark Reynolds, Jean Segura, Rickie Walk-off Wins & Losses ...... 6-6 Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw (82).....he also Weeks.....OUTFIELDERS (4) - Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Carlos Gomez, Logan Schafer. 1-Run Games ...... 23-19 ranked 10th in the NL in ERA (2.09) since 8/9. Extra Innings ...... 7-6 Come-From-Behind Wins ...... 32 LET’S GO TO THE VIDEO TAPE: The 2014 season marked the first in which expanded replay The Go To Gallardo Losses After Leading ...... 34 was used.....the Brewers made 27 challenges (17-10).....see p. 5 of the notes. Shutouts...... 9-11 Yovani Gallardo became the all-time franchise leader in strikeouts with #1,207 coming on 9/8 BREWERS ON TWITTER vs. NL Central ...... 36-40 vs. Miami (Jarrod Saltalamacchia).....Gallardo vs. NL East ...... 15-19 Matt Clark ...... @matttclark23 passed Ben Sheets (1,206).....he finished the vs. NL West ...... 20-12 Zach Duke ...... @zach_duke season with 1,226 career strikeouts. Interleague ...... 11-9 Mike Fiers ...... @Fiers64 Carlos Gomez ...... @C_Gomez27 Khrush Davis Tom Gorzelanny ...... @TGorz BREWERS BY DAY/MONTH Since 7/23/13, the date of his first career Jim Henderson ...... @JimHenderson29 Monday ...... 9-8 March ...... 1-0 home run, Khris Davis is tied for third among Jeremy Jeffress ...... @JMontana41 Kyle Lohse ...... @KyleLohse26 Tuesday ...... 9-16 April ...... 19-8 National League outfielders in homers. Jonathan Lucroy ...... @JLucroy20 Wednesday ...... 11-14 May ...... 13-15 Outfielder HR Martin Maldonado ...... @Machete1224 Thursday ...... 10-7 June ...... 18-10 Giancarlo Stanton, Mia ...... 51 Jimmy Nelson ...... @Jimmy_J_Nelson Friday ...... 16-10 July ...... 9-16 Justin Upton, Atl ...... 40 Gerardo Parra ...... @88_gparra Saturday ...... 15-11 August ...... 13-14 Khris Davis, Mil ...... 33 Will Smith ...... @White_Willy31 Sunday ...... 12-14 September ...... 9-17 Tyler Thornburg ...... @Tyler Thornburg Hunter Pence, SF ...... 33 Wei-Chung Wang ...... @LeftyWang51 Rob Wooten ...... @RobWooten35 BREWERS ALL-TIME (1969-2014) All-Time Franchise Leaders - HR WON - 3501 LOST - 3818 PCT. - .478 Player HR Offi cial Milwaukee Brewers ...... @Brewers Robin Yount ...... 251 Brewers Player Development ...... @BrewersPD BREWERS ALL-TIME IN THE NL (1998-2014) Prince Fielder ...... 230 Mike Vassallo (Sr. Director - Media Relations) ...... @MikeVassallo13 Ken Spindler (Sr. Manager - Media Relations) ...... @KenSpindler Ryan Braun ...... 230 Zach Weber (Manager - Media Relations) ...... @ZachMWeber WON - 1301 LOST - 1451 PCT. - .473 BREWERS HIGHS & LOWS & MISCELLANEOUS

CLUB MISCELLANEOUS: CLUB PITCHING: Longest Winning Streak ...... 9, 4/4-4/13 Most Runs Allowed - Game ...... 15, 2x, 6/6 at Pittsburgh & 8/31 at San Francisco Longest Winning Streak - Home ...... 5, 7/13-7/24 Most Runs Allowed - ...... 8, 6/6 at Pittsburgh (6th inning) Longest Winning Streak - Road ...... 6, 4/4-4/10 Fewest Runs Allowed - Game ...... 0, 9x, last: 9/24 at Cincinnati Longest Losing Streak ...... 9, 8/26-9/4 Most Hits Allowed - Game ...... 19, 2x, 6/15 vs. Cincinnati & 8/29 at San Francisco Longest Losing Streak - Home ...... 7, 6/29-7/12 Most Hits Allowed - Inning ...... 6, 7x, last: 9/19 at Pittsburgh (8th inning) Longest Losing Streak - Road ...... 8, 8/26-9/3 Fewest Hits Allowed - Game ...... 2, 5x, last: 9/24 at Cincinnati Longest Game - Innings ...... 16, 6/24 vs. Washington Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 4, 3x, last: 7/11 vs. St. Louis Longest Game - Innings Home ...... 16, 6/24 vs. Washington Most Home Runs Allowed - Inning ...... 2, 12x, last: 9/23 at Cincinnati (1st inning) Most Walks Allowed - Game ...... 8, 5/1 at Cincinnati Longest Game - Innings Road ...... 14, 4/20 at Pittsburgh Most Strikeouts - Game...... 17, 4/29 at St. Louis Longest Game - Time...... 5:22, 6/24 vs. Washington Quality Starts (103) ...... Peralta (22), Lohse (21), Gallardo (20), Garza (17), Longest Game - Time Home ...... 5:22, 6/24 vs. Washington (tied Miller Park record) ...... Estrada (9), Fiers (8), Nelson (6) Longest Game - Time Road ...... 4:26, 9/18 at St. Louis Opponent Batting Around ...... 18, last: 9/19 at Pittsburgh (8th inning) Shortest Game - Time ...... 2:11, 4/13 vs. Pittsburgh Shortest Game - Time Home ...... 2:11, 4/13 vs. Pittsburgh INDIVIDUAL BATTING: Shortest Game - Time Road ...... 2:22, 8/12 at Chicago-NL Most At-Bats - Game ...... 7, 2x, Braun, 6/12 at New York-NL & Davis, 6/24 vs. Washington Most Errors - Game ...... 4, 2x, 4/18 at Pittsburgh & 6/13 vs. Cincinnati Most Runs - Game ...... 4, Braun, 4/19 at Pittsburgh Most Double Plays Turned - Game ...... 4, 2x, 4/12 vs. Pittsburgh & 9/1 at Chicago-NL Most Hits - Game ...... 5, Herrera, 7/13 vs. St. Louis Largest Winning Margin ...... 9, 3x, last: 8/25 at San Diego (10-1) Most Doubles - Game ...... 3, 2x, Lucroy, 4/19 at Pit & Gomez, 5/23 at Mia (tied franchise record) Largest Winning Margin - Home ...... 9, 2x, 6/1 vs. Chicago-NL (9-0) & 7/13 vs. St. Louis (11-2) Most Triples - Game ...... 2, Segura, 6/17 at Arizona (tied franchise record) Largest Winning Margin - Road ...... 9, 8/25 at San Diego (10-1) Most Home Runs - Game ...... 3, Braun, 4/8 at Philadelphia (tied franchise record) Largest Losing Margin ...... 11, 8/29 at San Francisco (13-2) Most Total Bases - Game ...... 12, Braun, 4/8 at Philadelphia Largest Losing Margin - Home ...... 9, 6/15 vs. Cincinnati (13-4) Most RBI - Game...... 7, Braun, 4/8 at Philadelphia (tied franchise record) Largest Losing Margin - Road ...... 11, 8/29 at San Francisco (13-2) Most Walks - Game ...... 3, 5x, last: Lucroy, 9/24 at Cincinnati Most Games Over .500 ...... 19, 51-32 on 6/28 Most Strikeouts - Game...... 4, 5x, last: Gomez, 7/29 at Tampa Bay Most Games Under .500 ...... 1, 1-2 on 4/2 Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 2, 4x, last: Gomez, 9/16 at St. Louis Longest Hitting Streak ...... 18, Gomez, 6/2-6/22 Biggest Comeback to Win ...... 4, 6/5 at Minnesota (trailed 4-0, won 8-5) Grand Slams (4) ...... Reynolds, 5/21 at Atlanta, Lucroy, 6/17 at Arizona, Biggest Blown Lead in Loss ...... 6, 7/11 vs. St. Louis (led 6-0, lost 7-6) ...... Gennett, 6/25 vs. Washington & Overbay, 7/8 vs. Philadelphia Highest Attendance - Home ...... 45,691, 3/31 vs. Atlanta Pinch-Hit Homers (4) ...... Overbay, 6/22 at Colorado, Gennett, 6/26 vs. Colorado, Highest Attendance - Road ...... 50,849, 8/16 at Los Angeles ...... Reynolds, 7/8 vs. Philadelphia & Weeks, 9/4 vs. St. Louis Leadoff Homers (6) ...... Gomez, 5x, 4/1 vs. Atl, 4/12 vs. Pit, 5/5 vs. Ari, 5/10 vs. NYY & 8/6 vs. SF CLUB BATTING: ...... & Weeks, 6/26 vs. Colorado Most At-Bats - Game ...... 52, 2x, 4/5 at Boston & 6/24 vs. Washington Walk-off Homers (1) ...... Lucroy, 7/22 vs. Cincinnati Most Hits - Game ...... 19, 3x, 4/5 at Boston, 6/20 at Colorado & 7/13 vs. St. Louis Most Hits - Inning ...... 6, 2x, 6/13 vs. Cincinnati (7th inning) & 9/14 vs. Cincinnati (7th inning) INDIVIDUAL PITCHING: Fewest Hits - Game...... 2, 2x, 4/2 vs. Atlanta & 9/13 vs. Cincinnati Most Innings Pitched - Start ...... 9.0, 3x, last: Lohse, 9/24 at Cincinnati Most Runs - Game ...... 13, 6/20 at Colorado Fewest Innings Pitched - Start ...... 0.1, Garza, 7/19 at Washington Most Runs - Inning ...... 5, 7x, last: 9/14 vs. Cincinnati (7th inning) Most Innings Pitched - Relief ...... 5.2, Estrada, 7/19 at Washington Fewest Runs - Game ...... 0, 11x, last: 9/21 at Pittsburgh Most Strikeouts - Game...... 14, Fiers, 8/14 at Chicago-NL Most Doubles - Game ...... 7, 8/19 vs. Toronto Most Walks - Game ...... 5, 3x, last: Garza, 6/7 at Pittsburgh Most Triples - Game ...... 2, 4x, last: 7/11 vs. St. Louis Most Home Runs Allowed - Game ...... 4, Estrada, 5/23 at Miami Most Home Runs - Game ...... 4, 7/22 vs. Cincinnati Longest Winning Streak ...... 7, Lohse, 4/8-6/1 Most Home Runs - Inning ...... 2, 9x, last: 9/1 at Chicago-NL (7th inning) Longest Losing Streak ...... 7, Nelson, 8/10-9/26 Most LOB - Game ...... 13, 3x, 4/5 at Boston, 8/23 vs. Pittsburgh & 9/9 vs. Miami RUNS BY INNING INNING - 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12+ Total Most GIDP - Game ...... 4, 5/7 vs. Arizona Opponent 90 58 82 73 66 83 67 81 50 3 - 4 657 Most Strikeouts - Game...... 18, 4/5 at Boston Brewers 94 78 77 80 72 70 67 60 41 1 2 8 650 Most Walks - Game ...... 10, 9/24 at Cincinnati MARGIN OF VICTORY Most Stolen Bases - Game ...... 4, 4/22 vs. San Diego MARGIN - 1r 2r 3r 4r 5r 6r 7r 8r 9r 10+ Total Back-to-Back Homers...... 5, last: 9/1 at Chicago-NL (Davis & Parra) Opponent 19 21 12 9 5 4 - 5 2 3 80 Batting Around ...... 11, last: 9/14 vs. Cincinnati (7th inning) Brewers 23 13 15 10 9 6 2 1 3 - 82

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#51 RHP (4-3, 2.30, 7sv, 62 appearances) Major League Service: 9 years, 20 days BREWERS ON THE DISABLED LIST IN 2014 1st batter retired/faced: 46-62 saves/opps: 7-15 runners inherited/scored: 18-5 opp avg: .197 (41-for-208, 4hr) Games • Was acquired from Cincinnati on 8/31 in exchange for two players to be named (RHP and RHP Barrett Astin on 9/10) Player (Injury) On Eligible Off Missed • Went 4-2 with a 1.86 ERA and 7 saves in 51 appearances with the Reds (48.1ip, 10er) Gorzelanny (left shoulder) 3/30* 4/5 6/14 68 • Went 0-1 with a 4.35 ERA in 11 appearances with the Brewers (10.1ip, 5er) Kintzler (right shoulder) 4/12** 4/24 4/24 11 • Began the year on the 15-day disabled list recovering from 8/23/13 surgery to repair the torn right forearm flexor mass.....reinstated on 4/8 Schafer (right hamstring) 4/20*** 5/3 5/3 12 #59 LHP ZACH DUKE (5-1, 2.45, 0sv, 74 appearances) Major League Service: 8 years, 54 days Henderson (right shoulder) 5/2 5/17 - 133 1st batter retired/faced: 57-74 saves/opps: 0-4 runners inherited/scored: 41-8 opp avg: .223 (49-for-220, 3hr) Braun (right oblique) 5/3^ 5/12 5/13 8 • Is eligible for free agency Ramirez (left hamstring) 5/13^^ 5/26 6/4 21 • Was the only non-roster pitcher to make the Opening Day roster.....signed as a free agent on 1/15/14 Thornburg (right elbow) 6/7 6/22 - 99 • Had 74 strikeouts in 58.2 innings.....his 74 appearances marked a career high.....his previous high was 34 (all starts) in 2006 Wang (left shoulder) 7/11 7/26 9/1 43 • From 4/12-5/10 made 14 consecutive scoreless appearances (13.1ip).....from 6/22-7/30 made 16 consecutive scoreless appearances (14.2ip) • Was voted Brewers Pitcher of the Month for July after posting 13 scoreless outings that month (11.2ip, 4h, 6bb, 17k, .105 avg) Bianchi (right elbow) 7/18 8/2 - 65 Garza (left oblique) 8/5^^^ 8/19 9/1 25 #41 RHP MARCO ESTRADA (7-6, 4.36, 0sv, 39 appearances/18 starts) Major League Service: 5 years, 35 days 1st batter retired/faced: 16-21 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 10-3 opp avg: .241 (137-for-569, 29hr)

* retro to 3/21 ** retro to 4/9 *** retro to 4/18 • Is eligible for arbitration ^ retro to 4/27 ^^ retro to 5/11 ^^^ retro to 8/4 • Made his first 18 appearances of the season as a starter, going 7-6 with a 4.96 ERA (107ip, 59er) • The team went 9-9 in his starts.....had 9 quality starts.....was moved to the bullpen after the 7/11 promotion of Jimmy Nelson • Allowed a Major League-leading 29 HR (27 as a starter) BREWERS PITCHERS.....TEAM RECORD • Made his final 21 appearances of the season in relief, posting a 2.89 ERA (43.2ip, 14er).....went unscored upon over his last 9 outings (16.1ip) • Prior to this season had not pitched in relief since 7/8/12 at Houston (54 straight starts) Broxton ...... 5-6 Jeffress ...... 14-15 Duke ...... 36-38 Kintzler ...... 28-36 #50 RHP MIKE FIERS (6-5, 2.13, 0sv, 14 appearances/10 starts) Major League Service: 1 year, 85 days Estrada ...... 12-27 Lohse ...... 19-12 1st batter retired/faced: 4-4 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 3-2 opp avg: .181 (46-for-254, 7hr) Fiers ...... 6-8 Nelson ...... 4-10 • Had two stints with the Brewers (6/8-6/25 and 8/9-end) Figaro ...... 1-5 Peralta ...... 19-13 • Pitched in relief during his first stint, going 0-1 with a 2.57 ERA in 4 appearances (7ip, 6h, 2r, 2er, 3bb, 5k, 1hr) Gallardo ...... 12-20 Rodriguez ...... 57-12 • Was a starter during his second stint, going 6-4 with a 2.09 ERA in 10 starts (64.2ip, 40h, 17r, 15er, 14bb, 71k, 6hr) Garza ...... 13-14 Smith ...... 50-28 • Joined the rotation on 8/9 after an injury to Matt Garza.....from that date, ranked second in the NL in strikeouts (71) and 10th in ERA (2.09) Gorzelanny ...... 2-21 Thornburg ...... 16-11 • Made 8 quality starts.....the team scored just 4 runs in his 4 losses as a starter • Joined Ben Sheets (18), Yovani Gallardo (14) and Moose Haas (14) as the only Brewers with 14+ strikeouts in a game (14k on 8/14 at ChC) Henderson ...... 10-4 Wang ...... 1-13 • Was voted Brewers Pitcher of the Month for August after he went 4-1 with a 1.80 ERA in 5 starts (35ip, 17h, 7r, 7er, 6bb, 41k, .142 avg) Wooten ...... 20-20 • Went 8-5 with a 2.55 ERA in 17 starts at Triple-A Nashville (102.1ip, 80h, 34r, 29er, 17bb, 129k, 8hr).....made 11 quality starts

#45 RHP ALFREDO FIGARO (0-1, 7.27, 0sv, 6 appearances) Major League Service: 2 years, 22 days 1st batter retired/faced: 3-6 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .297 (11-for-37, 2hr)

• Had three stints with the Brewers (4/21-4/24, 6/25-6/29 and 8/30-end).....following the season (10/2) was claimed off waivers by Texas • Went 5-2 with a 3.71 ERA and 2 saves in 42 games (2 starts) at Triple-A Nashville (70.1ip, 80h, 31r, 29er, 22bb, 55k, 5hr)

#49 RHP YOVANI GALLARDO (8-11, 3.51, 0sv, 32 starts) Major League Service: 7 years, 108 days 1st batter retired/faced: 0-0 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .261 (195-for-748, 21hr)

• Has a club option for the 2015 season • Made 30+ starts for the sixth straight season.....posted the first losing season of his Major League career despite a career-best 3.51 ERA • Made 20 quality starts.....the team went 12-20 in his starts.....had a 2.70 road ERA (100ip, 30er), which ranked fifth in the National League BREWERS ON THE MOUND (continued)

• Became the all-time franchise leader in strikeouts (1,226).....passed Ben Sheets (1,206) on 9/8 vs. Miami (Jarrod Saltalamacchia) • Ranks fifth on the all-time franchise list in wins (89), trailing Jim Slaton (117), Mike Caldwell (102), Teddy Higuera (94) and Moose Haas (91) BREWERS vs. MLB • Has started the last five Opening Day games.....became the first Brewers pitcher to make five consecutive Opening Day starts vs. Arizona: 4-3, 3.30 (62.2ip, 23er) • Recorded a season-high 11 strikeouts over 7.0 innings on 9/19 at Pittsburgh.....was his 18th career double-digit game vs. Atlanta: 2-5, 3.60 (60ip, 24er) #22 RHP MATT GARZA (8-8, 3.64, 0sv, 27 starts) Major League Service: 7 years, 149 days vs. Chicago: 8-11, 3.62 (164ip, 66er) 1st batter retired/faced: 0-0 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .233 (143-for-613, 12hr) vs. Cincinnati: 9-10, 3.31 (165.2ip, 61er) vs. Colorado: 6-1, 5.00 (63ip, 35er) • Was signed as a free agent on 1/26/14.....is signed through the 2017 season with a vesting option for 2018 vs. Los Angeles: 5-1, 2.50 (54ip, 15er) • Made 17 quality starts.....the team went 13-14 in his starts.....was on the 15-day disabled list from 8/5-8/31 with a left oblique strain vs. Miami: 4-3, 2.76 (62ip, 19er) • Was voted Brewers Pitcher of the Month for June after going 3-1 with a 2.88 ERA in 6 starts (40.2ip, 40h, 18r, 13er, 10bb, 25k, .256 avg) • Tossed a 2-hit shutout in a 1-0 win on 7/5 at Cincinnati (9ip, 2h, 2bb, 9k).....was his 10th career and fourth shutout vs. New York: 4-3, 2.05 (66ip, 15er) vs. Philadelphia: 3-4, 4.86 (63ip, 34er) #32 LHP TOM GORZELANNY (0-0, 0.86, 0sv, 23 appearances) Major League Service: 7 years, 160 days vs. Pittsburgh: 12-7, 3.77 (172ip, 72er) 1st batter retired/faced: 13-23 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 5-5 opp avg: .259 (22-for-85, 1hr) vs. St. Louis: 7-12, 4.04 (178.1ip, 80er) • Is eligible for free agency vs. San Diego: 3-3, 1.75 (56.2ip, 11er) • Went unscored upon in 20 of his 23 appearances this season.....had 23 strikeouts in 21.0 innings vs. San Francisco: 2-4, 6.88 (51ip, 39er) • Began the season on the 15-day disabled list recovering from offseason left shoulder surgery.....was reinstated on 6/14 vs. Washington: 2-4, 3.62 (59.2ip, 24er)

#29 RHP JIM HENDERSON (2-1, 7.15, 0sv, 14 appearances) Major League Service: 2 years, 70 days vs. Baltimore: 2-1, 4.03 (29ip, 13er) 1st batter retired/faced: 10-14 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 3-0 opp avg: .311 (14-for-45, 3hr) vs. Boston: 3-0, 0.93 (29ip, 3er) • Made his last appearance for the Brewers on 5/1 at Cincinnati.....was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 5/2 with right shoulder inflammation vs. Minnesota: 2-2, 4.89 (35ip, 19er) • Was sent to Double-A Huntsville on rehab assignment on 5/22.....was returned from rehab on 5/26 but remained on the disabled list vs. New York: 2-1, 4.33 (27ip, 13er) • Made rehab appearances at Rookie Arizona, Double-A Huntsville and Triple-A Nashville in July vs. Tampa Bay: 1-2, 2.52 (25ip, 7er) • Was placed on the 60-day disabled list on 7/21.....underwent season-ending right shoulder surgery on 8/19, performed by Dr. James Andrews vs. Toronto: 1-3, 5.45 (34.2ip, 21er) #21 RHP JEREMY JEFFRESS (1-1, 1.88, 0sv, 29 appearances) Major League Service: 1 year, 104 days 1st batter retired/faced: 18-29 saves/opps: 0-1 runners inherited/scored: 10-3 opp avg: .260 (27-for-104, 1hr) STARTERS & RELIEVERS • Began this season on the Opening Day roster with Toronto (3 games).....was designated for assignment on 4/5 Starters Category Relievers • Was outrighted to Triple-A Buffalo on 4/15, elected free agency on 4/16, and signed with the Brewers on 4/18 61-57 ...... W/L ...... 21-23 • Contract was selected on 7/21 from Triple-A Nashville (30g, 4-1-5, 1.51era, 41.2ip, 33h, 8r, 7er, 18bb, 45k, 0hr) 3.69 ...... ERA ...... 3.62 #53 RHP BRANDON KINTZLER (3-3, 3.24, 0sv, 64 appearances) Major League Service: 3 years, 101 days 162 ...... GAMES ...... 159 1st batter retired/faced: 40-64 saves/opps: 0-3 runners inherited/scored: 37-11 opp avg: .284 (62-for-218, 8hr) 103 ...... Quality Starts ...... - 3 ...... CG ...... - • Is eligible for arbitration.....was on the 15-day disabled list from 4/12-4/23 with a strained right rotator cuff 3 ...... SHO ...... - #26 RHP KYLE LOHSE (13-9, 3.54, 0sv, 31 starts) Major League Service: 13 years, 92 days - ...... SV/OPP ...... 45-65 1st batter retired/faced: 0-0 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .246 (183-for-745, 22hr) 992.1 ...... INNINGS ...... 465.1 • Recorded his 10th season of 30+ starts and fourth in a row.....made 21 quality starts.....the team went 19-12 in his starts 936 ...... HITS ...... 450 • Had a double-digit win total for the seventh time in his career and fourth straight season.....was the victim of a team-leading 7 blown saves 455 ...... RUNS ...... 202 • Threw a pair of complete games, both shutouts, on 6/1 vs. Chicago-NL (9ip, 3h, 0bb, 6k) and 9/24 at Cincinnati (9ip, 2h, 0bb, 6k) 407 ...... EARNED RUNS ...... 187 • From 4/8-6/1 posted a 7-game winning streak over 11 starts with a 2.49 ERA (76ip, 21er).....was the longest winning streak by a Brewer in 2014 278 ...... WALKS ...... 153 #52 RHP JIMMY NELSON (2-9, 4.93, 0sv, 14 appearances/12 starts) Major League Service: 107 days 786 ...... STRIKEOUTS ...... 460 1st batter retired/faced: 0-2 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .292 (82-for-281, 6hr) 117 ...... HOME RUNS ...... 51 • Had two stints with the Brewers (5/25 and 7/11-end).....was originally recalled to make a spot start for Yovani Gallardo on 5/25 at Miami 3770 ...... AT-BATS ...... 1777 • Made 6 quality starts.....the team went 4-8 in his starts .248 ...... OPP AVG...... 253 • Earned his first Major League win in a 7-1 victory on 5/25 at Miami (5.2ip, 5h, 0r, 3bb, 6k, 1wp) • Ended the season on a 7-game losing streak over 9 appearances (7 starts), posting a 5.49 ERA (39.1ip, 24er) • Entered the season as the top prospect in the organizaiton according to America BLOWN SAVES (20) • Was 2014 Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Year and Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Year (10-2, 1.46era, 17g, 16gs at Nashville) Pitcher Dates Rodriguez (5) ...... 5/11 vs. NYY, 5/26 vs. Bal, #38 RHP WILY PERALTA (17-11, 3.53, 0sv, 32 starts) Major League Service: 2 years, 33 days 1st batter retired/faced: 0-0 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 0-0 opp avg: .261 (198-for-758, 23hr) ...... 6/27 vs. Col, 7/25 vs. NYM, 8/27 at SD Smith (5) ...... 4/29 at StL, 5/22 at Atl, 6/14 vs. Cin, • Led the team in wins (17), innings pitched (198.2) and strikeouts (154).....his 17 wins tied for fifth in the National League ...... 6/24 vs. Wsh, 7/10 vs. Phi • Made a team-leading 22 quality starts.....the team went 19-13 in his starts • Had two career-high 5-game winning streaks, coming from 6/5-6/26 (5gs) and 7/13-8/7 (5gs) Duke (4) ...... 4/5 at Bos, 5/10 vs. NYY, • Finished the season with 5 consecutive quality starts, posting a 2.14 ERA (33.2ip, 8er) ...... 7/11 vs. StL, 8/8 vs. LA • Had a career-high 13 strikeouts over 7.0 innings in his final start, a 2-1 win on 9/27 vs. Chicago-NL.....was his first career 10+ strikeout game Kintzler (3) ...... 5/4 at Cin, 5/6 vs. Ari, 7/22 vs. Cin #57 RHP FRANCISCO RODRIGUEZ (5-5, 3.04, 44sv, 69 appearances) Major League Service: 11 years, 115 days Broxton (2) ...... 9/18 at StL, 9/19 at Pit 1st batter retired/faced: 54-69 saves/opps: 44-49 runners inherited/scored: 5-0 opp avg: .198 (49-for-247, 14hr) Jeffress (1) ...... 8/3 at StL

• Is eligible for free agency • Signed as a free agent on 2/7/14.....did not report to camp until 3/1 (visa).....did not pitch until 3/15 (stepped on a cactus on 3/11) COMPLETE GAMES (3) • Went unscored upon in his first 19 appearances of the season (19ip) and converted each of his first 15 save opportunities Complete Game Pitching Line • Had his fifth 40+ save season (2005-08 and 2014).....ranks 10th on the all-time Major League saves list (348).....up next is Troy Percival (358) Lohse, 6/1 vs. ChC (W, 9-0) ...... 9ip, 3h, 0r, 0bb, 6k, 1hbp • Had 73 strikeouts in 68.0 innings.....on 8/27 at San Diego notched his 1,000th career strikeout (Abraham Almonte) in just 827.1 innings pitched • His blown saves came on 5/11 vs. New York-AL, 5/26 vs. Baltimore, 6/27 vs. Colorado, 7/25 vs. New York-NL and 8/27 at San Diego Garza, 7/5 at Cin (W, 1-0) ...... 9ip, 2h, 0r, 2bb, 9k • Was selected to his fifth All-Star Game with his third team (2004, 2007-08 with Angels; 2009 with Mets and 2014 with Brewers) Lohse, 9/24 at Cin (W, 5-0) ...... 9ip, 2h, 0r, 0bb, 6k

#13 LHP WILL SMITH (1-3, 3.70, 1sv, 78 appearances) Major League Service: 1 year, 155 days ERRORS BY PITCHERS (9) 1st batter retired/faced: 54-78 saves/opps: 1-6 runners inherited/scored: 35-8 opp avg: .248 (62-for-250, 6hr) Pitcher/Date/Opponent Error • Was acquired from Kansas City on 12/5/13 in exchange for OF Norichika Aoki.....was named to his first career Opening Day roster Smith, 5/28 vs. Baltimore ...... throwing • Had 86 strikeouts in 65.2 innings.....his 78 appearances marked a career high (T1st in NL).....his previous high was 19 (1 start) in 2013 Garza, 6/13 vs. Cincinnati ...... throwing (2) • Notched his first Major League save and only save of the season on 4/13 vs. Pittsburgh • Was voted Brewers Pitcher of the Month for May after not allowing an in 13 outings (13ip, 12h, 2r, 0er, 3bb, 18k, .231 avg) Wooten, 7/7 vs. Philadelphia ...... throwing Lohse, 7/9 vs. Philadelphia ...... throwing #30 RHP TYLER THORNBURG (3-1, 4.25, 0sv, 27 appearances) Major League Service: 1 year, 146 days Gorzelanny, 8/10 vs. Los Angeles...... throwing 1st batter retired/faced: 19-27 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 6-3 opp avg: .222 (24-for-108, 1hr) Fiers, 8/30 at San Francisco ...... throwing • Was named to his first career Opening Day roster Nelson, 9/7 vs. St. Louis...... throwing • From 4/5-4/29 produced a streak of 13 consecutive scoreless appearances (13.2ip) Garza, 9/9 vs. Miami ...... throwing • Retired 21 consecutive batters over 7 games from 4/6-4/18, the longest streak by a Brewers reliever since Derrick Turnbow (22 in 2005) • Made his last appearance for the Brewers on 6/6 at Pittsburgh.....was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 6/7 with right elbow soreness • Was transferred to the 60-day disabled list on 7/31 BEHIND THE PLATE #58 LHP WEI-CHUNG WANG (0-0, 10.90, 0sv, 14 appearances) Major League Service: 1 year Catcher Innings ER ERA E PB W-L 1st batter retired/faced: 7-14 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 3-1 opp avg: .361 (30-for-83, 6hr) Lucroy 1182.1 476 3.62 4 5 64-69 • Was acquired in the Rule 5 Draft from Pittsburgh on 12/12/13.....will participate in the Arizona Fall League Maldonado 274.1 115 3.77 6 2 18-11 • Made his Major League debut on 4/14 vs. St. Louis (1ip, 1h) Pagnozzi 1.0 3 27.00 - - - • Became the 11th Taiwanese player (8th pitcher, 1st Brewer) to play in the Major Leagues according to the Elias Sports Bureau • At 21 years old, became the youngest player from Taiwan to play in the majors Catcher Stolen Bases CS PCT. • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 7/11-8/31 with left shoulder tightness Lucroy 83 24 22.4%

#47 RHP ROB WOOTEN (1-4, 4.72, 0sv, 40 appearances) Major League Service: 1 year, 7 days Maldonado 13 5 27.8% 1st batter retired/faced: 27-40 saves/opps: 0-0 runners inherited/scored: 21-4 opp avg: .307 (42-for-137, 1hr) Pagnozzi - - - Pitchers - 6 - • Was the last player cut out of Spring Training (LHP Wei-Chung Wang) • Had four stints with the Brewers (4/13-4/20, 5/1-7/20, 8/5-8/8 and 9/10-end) • Went 0-2 with a 5.82 ERA and 14 saves in 21 relief appearances at Triple-A Nashville (21.2ip, 24h, 16r, 14er, 5bb, 21k, 1hr) BEER BATTERS RUNNERS IN SCORING POSITION #14 INF JEFF BIANCHI (29g, .171, 0hr, 6rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 2 years, 33 days Bianchi ...... 150 (3-20) • Appeared in 29 games, including 15 starts (9g at SS, 5g, at 3B, 1g at 2B) Braun ...... 273 (33-121) • Was named to his first career Opening Day roster.....on 5/24 was outrighted to Triple-A Nashville (24g, .276, 3hr, 12rbi) Clark ...... 167 (1-6) Davis ...... 228 (29-127) • Returned to the Brewers on 6/29.....was placed on the 15-day disabled list on 7/18 with a right elbow strain.....transferred to the 60-day DL on 9/1 Gennett ...... 327 (32-98) Gomez ...... 331 (43-130) H. Gomez ...... 333 (1-3) #8 OF RYAN BRAUN (135g, .266, 19hr, 81rbi, 11sb) Major League Service: 7 years, 129 days Herrera ...... 160 (4-25) • Appeared in 135 games, including 134 starts (133g in RF, 1g at DH).....led the team in RBI (81) and tied Jean Segura for the team lead in triples (6) Lucroy ...... 265 (36-136) Maldonado ...... 300 (9-30) • Is tied with Prince Fielder for second on the all-time franchise home run list (230), trailing only Robin Yount (251) Overbay ...... 351 (20-57) • Also ranks among the all-time franchise top five in RBI (4th, 762), hits (5th, 1,297), runs (5th, 712), doubles (5th, 267) and triples (5th, 37) Parra ...... 145 (16-110) overall / .080 (2-25) w/Mil Ramirez ...... 314 (38-121) • Played in his 1,000th career game on 6/20 at Colorado.....became the 12th player to appear in 1,000+ games with the Brewers Reynolds ...... 202 (17-84) • His only career appearance in right field prior to 2014 came when he started the 2009 All-Star Game at Busch Stadium.....committed just 2 errors Rogers ...... 000 (0-4) Schafer ...... 241 (7-29) • Tied franchise records with 3 HR and 7 RBI in the 10-4 win on 4/8 at Philadelphia.....was his second career 3-homer game (also 4/30/12 at SD) Segura ...... 227 (22-97) • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 5/3-5/12 with a right oblique strain, missing 8 games.....also missed 6 straight games prior to his DL placement Weeks ...... 300 (18-60) TOTALS ...... 258 (321-1245) • Following the season (10/2) underwent a cryotherapy procedure on his right thumb, performed by Dr. Vernon Williams in Los Angeles

MULTI-HIT GAMES (*career high) #60 1B MATT CLARK (16g, .185, 3hr, 7rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 27 days Player 2 3 4 5 6 Total • Appeared in 16 games, including 7 starts at first base Bianchi 2* - - - - 2 • Contract was selected on 9/2 from Triple-A Nashville (53g, .313, 16hr, 37rbi).....also played at Double-A Binghamton (Mets, 67g, .297, 10hr, 46rbi) Braun 29 7 1 * - 37 Clark ------• Made his Major League debut on 9/2 at Chicago-NL as a defensive replacement (flied out in his only plate appearance) Davis 25 2 2* - - 29 • Recorded his first Major League hit on 9/4 vs. St. Louis with a pinch-hit single off Seth Maness Gennett 32 6* - - - 38 Gomez 33 9 2* - - 44 • Hit his first Major League home run on 9/10 vs. Miami with a solo shot off Sam Dyson.....his 3 HR with the Brewers came in consecutive games H. Gomez * - - - - - • Played the 2013 season in Japan (Chunichi Dragons) after playing in the minor leagues with San Diego from 2008-12 Herrera 8 1 - 1* - 10 Lucroy 40 13 - * - 53 Maldonado 2 3 * - - 5 Overbay 11 - - * - 11 #18 OF KHRIS DAVIS (144g, .244, 22hr, 69rbi, 4sb) Major League Service: 1 year, 104 days Parra 24 10 - 1* - 35 • Appeared in 144 games, including 131 starts in left field, during his first full season in the Major Leagues Ramirez 24 14 - * - 38 Reynolds 15 1 - * - 16 • Ranked among the National League leaders in extra-base hits (T10th, 61) Rogers ------• Produced game-winning extra-inning hits on 4/20 at Pittsburgh (solo homer in 14th inning) and 4/28 at St. Louis (RBI-triple in 12th inning) Schafer 3 * - - - 3 Segura 28 8 - - * 36 • Gave the Brewers a 4-3 victory on 5/15 vs. Pittsburgh with a 2-run walk-off single in the ninth inning off Mark Melancon Weeks 8 4 - * - 12 • Recorded career-high 4 hits on 4/5 at Boston and again on 5/26 vs. Baltimore • Since 7/23/13 (his first career homer), his 33 HR trail only Giancarlo Stanton (51) and Justin Upton (40) among NL outfielders (tied with Hunter Pence) HOME RUN TOTALS

Player Solo 2-Run 3-Run GS Total #2 2B SCOOTER GENNETT (137g, .289, 9hr, 54rbi, 6sb) Major League Service: 1 year, 84 days Braun 9 8 2 - 19 Clark 2 - 1 - 3 • Appeared in 137 games, including 110 starts at second base, during his first full season in the Major Leagues Davis 15 5 2 - 22 • Was named to his first career Opening Day roster Gennett 7 1 - 1 9 Gomez 17 3 3 - 23 • Among National League second basemen ranked fourth in extra-base hits (43) and fifth in both RBI (54) and total bases (191) Lucroy 8 4 - 1 13 • Batted .327 (32-for-98) with runners in scoring position.....batted .307 (123-for-401, 9hr) against RHP and .103 (4-for-39, 0hr) against LHP Maldonado 3 1 - - 4 Overbay 3 - - 1 4 • On 6/25 vs. Washington belted his first career grand slam (off Stephen Strasburg) and recorded a career-high 5 RBI Parra 3 (5) (4) - - 3 (9) Ramirez 11 3 1 - 15 Reynolds 14 7 - 1 22 #27 OF CARLOS GOMEZ (148g, .284, 23hr, 73rbi, 34sb) Major League Service: 7 years, 141 days Segura 3 1 1 - 5 • Appeared in 148 games, including 145 starts (144g in CF, 1g at DH) Weeks 6 1 1 - 8 TOTALS 101 34 11 4 150 • Led the team in runs (95), HR (23), total bases (274), slugging percentage (.477), stolen bases (34) and hit by pitch (19) • Among National League leaders in hit by pitch (2nd, 19), runs (4th, 95), stolen bases (4th, 34), total bases (T9th, 274) and extra-base hits (T10th, 61) LINEUP CARD (82-80) - 115 DIFFERENT LINEUPS • Batted .331 (43-for-130) with runners in scoring position, which ranked seventh in the National League 1. Gomez (55-51), Gennett (10-13), Segura (10-7), Weeks (6-6), • Was the only player in the Major Leagues with 20+ HR (23) and 30+ SB (34) this season.....was his second career 20/30 season (2013: 24hr/40sb) Herrera (0-2), Schafer (1-0), Parra (0-1) • Was selected to his second straight All-Star Game, his first as a starter (0-for-2, 1k, left field) 2. Braun (23-21), Gennett (18-24), Lucroy (15-15), • Reached base safely in 35 consecutive games from 5/7-6/22, the fifth-longest streak in franchise history Segura (20-8), Parra (3-5), Weeks (1-5), Herrera (1-1), • From 6/2-6/22 recorded a career-high 18-game hitting streak (25-77, .325, 1hr, 9rbi).....was the longest hitting streak by a Brewer this season Schafer (1-1) • Belted 5 leadoff homers (4/1 vs. Atl, 4/12 vs. Pit, 5/5 vs. Ari, 5/10 vs. NYY and 8/6 vs. SF).....now has 7 career leadoff homers 3. Braun (40-37), Lucroy (36-41), Gennett (3-2), Gomez (2-0), Weeks (1-0) #5 INF HECTOR GOMEZ (15g, .150, 0hr, 1rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 40 days 4. Ramirez (52-53), Gomez (20-17), Lucroy (5-9), Overbay (2-1), • Appeared in 15 games, including 4 starts (3g at SS, 1g at 3B).....will participate in the Arizona Fall League Davis (2-0), Braun (1-0) • Contract was selected on 9/2 from Triple-A Nashville (121g, .282, 15hr, 49rbi).....prior to 2014 had played 2 games in the majors (Colorado - 2011) 5. Davis (18-21), Lucroy (17-12), Ramirez (13-13), • Notched his first career RBI on 9/16 at St. Louis, a game-winning single in the 12th inning off Kevin Siegrist.....was his only RBI for the Brewers Reynolds (8-9), Gennett (7-5), Braun (4-8), Weeks (8-3), Overbay (4-5), Parra (3-3), Segura (0-1) #3 INF/OF ELIAN HERRERA (69g, .274, 0hr, 5rbi, 4sb) Major League Service: 1 year, 71 days • Appeared in 69 games during four stints, including 27 starts at six positions (10g at SS, 7g in RF, 4g in CF, 3g in LF, 2g at 2B, 1g at 3B) 6. Davis (43-36), Reynolds (12-6), Weeks (6-8), Overbay (5-8), • His stints came from 4/17-4/30, 5/13-6/3, 6/14-7/2 and 7/12-end.....batted .304 with 0 HR and 9 RBI in 33 games at Triple-A Nashville Gennett (6-6), Parra (3-8), Segura (3-3), Schafer (3-0), • Batted .289 (28-for-97) in his starts, including his first career 5-hit game on 7/13 vs. St. Louis (5-for-5, 3r, double) Clark (1-1), Gindl (0-2), Rogers (0-1), Maldonado (0-1) • Became the fourth shortstop in franchise history with a 5-hit game, joining Robin Yount (1982), Mark Loretta (2000) and Jean Segura (6 in 2013) 7. Reynolds (35-26), Overbay (13-14), Segura (5-9), Maldonado (6-8), Davis (6-4), Gennett (3-5), Bianchi (2-4), #20 C JONATHAN LUCROY (153g, .301, 13hr, 69rbi, 4sb) Major League Service: 4 years, 136 days Clark (3-2), Schafer (1-4), Weeks (2-1), Gindl (2-1), • Appeared in 153 games, including 150 starts (133g at C, 16g at 1B, 1g at DH).....was the Brewers’ nominee for the Hank Aaron Award Herrera (2-0), Parra (2-0), Rogers (0-1), H. Gomez (0-1) • Led the team in games (153), AB (585), batting average (.301), hits (176), extra-base hits (68), doubles (53), walks (66), OBP (.373) and OPS (.837) 8. Segura (34-36), Herrera (11-10), Schafer (5-11), • Among National League leaders in doubles (1st, 53), multi-hit games (3rd, 53), extra-base hits (T3rd, 68), hits (T5th, 176), batting average (7th, .301), Maldonado (12-2), Overbay (5-5), Gennett (6-2), OBP (8th, .373) and OPS (10th, .837) Bianchi (1-6), Reynolds (2-4), Weeks (4-0), H. Gomez (1-2), • Led the Major Leagues in doubles (53), becoming the first primary catcher in modern MLB history (since 1900) to lead his league in that category Gindl (1-0), Davis (0-1), Falu (0-1) • His 53 doubles tied the franchise single-season record (Lyle Overbay - 2004).....his 46 doubles as a catcher were the most in Major League history 9. Pitcher (77-75), Segura (1-2), Schafer (0-2), Bianchi (1-1), • Was a first-time All-Star (player vote).....went 2-for-2 in the All-Star Game with RBI-doubles off Jon Lester (Red Sox) and Chris Sale (White Sox) Overbay (2-0), Maldonado (1-0) • Started the All-Star Game due to an injury to Yadier Molina.....was the second player in franchise history to start at catcher (Ted Simmons, 1983) • Belted his third career grand slam in a 7-5 win on 6/17 at Arizona off Brad Ziegler.....was his second home run of the game STARTS BY POSITION (82-80) • Gave the Brewers a 4-3 win on 7/22 vs. Cincinnati with a walk-off solo homer off Sam LeCure in the ninth inning.....was his second career walk-off P Gallardo (12-20), Peralta (19-13), Lohse (19-12), homer and second home run of the game.....now has five career 2-homer games Garza (13-14), Estrada (9-9), Nelson (4-8), Fiers (6-4)

C Lucroy (64-69), Maldonado (18-11) #12 C MARTIN MALDONADO (52g, .234, 4hr, 16rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 2 years, 156 days 1B Reynolds (38-34), Overbay (31-33), Lucroy (8-8), • Is eligible for arbitration Clark (4-3), Rogers (0-2), Maldonado (1-0) • Appeared in 52 games, including 30 starts (29g at C, 1g at 1B).....the team went 18-11 in his starts behind the plate 2B Gennett (53-57), Weeks (28-21), Bianchi (0-1), • Served a 5-game suspension from 4/22-4/27 for punching Travis Snider on 4/20 at Pittsburgh Herrera (1-1) • Pitched the eighth inning of a 9-3 loss on 4/30 at St. Louis (1ip, 1h).....was the first Brewers position player to pitch since Joe Inglett (7/27/10 vs. Cin) 3B Ramirez (62-64), Reynolds (19-10), Bianchi (1-4), • Tied his career high with 4 RBI in the 5-0 win on 7/30 at Tampa Bay Herrera (0-1), H. Gomez (0-1)

SS Segura (73-66), Herrera (5-5), Bianchi (3-6), #24 1B LYLE OVERBAY (121g, .233, 4hr, 35rbi, 2sb) Major League Service: 12 years, 9 days H. Gomez (1-2), Falu (0-1) • Is eligible for free agency LF Davis (69-62), Parra (8-10), Schafer (4-6), Herrera (1-2) • Appeared in 121 games, including 64 starts at first base.....signed as a free agent on 1/20/14 (non-roster player) CF Gomez (77-67), Schafer (2-7), Herrera (2-2), Parra (1-4) • Batted .324 (11-for-34, 1hr, 8rbi) as a pinch hitter.....his pinch-hit homer was a solo shot off Adam Ottavino on 6/22 at Colorado (fourth of career) RF Braun (67-66), Schafer (5-5), Herrera (5-2), Gindl (3-3), • Made his first career appearance as a pitcher in the 9-3 loss on 5/19 at Atlanta.....retired his only batter (Ryan Doumit) to strand 2 inherited runners Parra (2-3), Reynolds (0-1) • Played in his 1,500th career Major League game on 5/22 at Atlanta DH Ramirez (2-1), Braun (1-0), Lucroy (1-0), Weeks (0-1), • Belted his fifth career grand slam in the 9-7 loss on 7/8 vs. Philadelphia off Kyle Kendrick Gomez (0-1) • Gave the Brewers a 3-2 victory on 9/12 vs. Cincinnati with a walk-off RBI-single in the ninth inning off Jumbo Diaz BEER BEERBATTERS BATTERS (continued)

VS. LEFT-HANDED PITCHING #11 C MATT PAGNOZZI (1g, .000, 0hr, 0rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 143 days Bianchi ...... 240 (6-25, 0hr) • Appeared in 1 game, which came off the bench on 9/7 vs. St. Louis (did not bat) Braun ...... 279 (39-140, 7hr) • Contract was selected on 9/1 from Triple-A Nashville (71g, .215, 11hr, 29rbi).....signed as a free agent on 12/4/13 (non-roster player) Clark ...... 000 (0-0, 0hr) Davis ...... 258 (32-124, 6hr) • Following the season (10/2) was outrighted to Nashville Gennett ...... 103 (4-39, 0hr) Gomez ...... 258 (32-124, 6hr) H. Gomez ...... 333 (2-6, 0hr) #28 OF GERARDO PARRA (150g, .261, 9hr, 40rbi, 9sb) Major League Service: 5 years, 145 days Herrera ...... 226 (7-31, 0hr) • Is eligible for arbitration Lucroy ...... 304 (42-138, 1hr) Maldonado ...... 250 (11-44, 2hr) • Appeared in 150 games, including 126 starts (101g in RF, 18g in LF, 7g in CF) Overbay ...... 185 (5-27, 0hr) • Was acquired on 7/31 from Arizona in exchange for OF Mitch Haniger and LHP Anthony Banda Parra ...... 206 (20-97, 1hr) Ramirez ...... 327 (33-101, 8hr) • Batted .259 (105-406, 6hr, 30rbi) in 104 games with the Diamondbacks.....made 98 starts (96g in RF, 2g in CF) Reynolds ...... 173 (17-98, 3hr) Rogers ...... 167 (1-6, 0hr) • Batted .268 (33-123, 3hr, 10rbi) in 46 games with the Brewers.....made 28 starts (18g in LF, 5g in CF, 5g in RF) Schafer ...... 214 (3-14, 0hr) • His first hit as a Brewer was a go-ahead solo homer in the seventh inning off Jean Machi on 8/5 vs. San Francisco (Brewers won, 4-3) Segura ...... 182 (20-110, 1hr) Weeks ...... 256 (34-133, 7hr) • His 63 outfield assists since 2009 rank third in the Major Leagues, trailing only Jose Bautista (67) and Alex Gordon (64) TOTALS ...... 237 (298-1256, 41hr) • Had 9 outfield assists this season, which tied for fifth in the National League VS. RIGHT-HANDED PITCHING #16 3B ARAMIS RAMIREZ (133g, .285, 15hr, 66rbi, 3sb) Major League Service: 15 years, 111 days Bianchi ...... 133 (6-45, 0hr) • Has a mutual option for the 2015 season Braun ...... 262 (102-390, 12hr) Clark ...... 185 (5-27, 3hr) • Appeared in 133 games, including 131 starts (126g at 3B, 5g at DH) Davis ...... 239 (90-377, 16hr) • Became the first player in franchise history to start an All-Star Game at third base.....went 2-for-3 with a run and a double Gennett ...... 307 (123-401, 9hr) Gomez ...... 291 (131-450, 17hr) • Was an All-Star for the third time (also 2005 and 2008).....started an All-Star Game for the second time (also 2005 as an injury replacement) H. Gomez ...... 071 (1-14, 0hr) • Was on the 15-day disabled list from 5/13-6/3 with a strained left hamstring, retroactive to 5/11 Herrera ...... 288 (30-104, 0hr) Lucroy ...... 300 (134-447, 12hr) • Played in his 2,000th career Major League game on 7/23 vs. Cincinnati.....ended the season as one of 15 active players with 2,000+ career games Maldonado ...... 224 (15-67, 2hr) • Ranks sixth on the all-time Major League list for home runs at the third base position (365).....Graig Nettles (368) ranks fifth Overbay ...... 238 (55-231, 4hr) Parra ...... 273 (118-432, 8hr) Ramirez ...... 275 (108-393, 7hr) #7 1B/3B MARK REYNOLDS (130g, .196, 22hr, 45rbi, 5sb) Major League Service: 7 years, 138 days Reynolds ...... 204 (57-280, 19hr) Rogers ...... 000 (0-3, 0hr) • Is eligible for free agency Schafer ...... 176 (18-102, 0hr) Segura ...... 263 (106-403, 4hr) • Appeared in 130 games, including 102 starts (72g at 1B, 29g at 3B, 1g in RF).....signed as a free agent on 1/17/14 (non-roster player) Weeks ...... 294 (35-119, 1hr) • Produced his seventh consecutive 20+ homer season TOTALS ...... 254 (1068-4206, 109hr) • Gave the Brewers a 6-5 victory on 5/11 vs. New York-AL with a walk-off RBI-single off Adam Warren in the ninth inning • Belted his third career grand slam in the 6-1 win on 5/21 at Atlanta off Ervin Santana DAY • Has 207 HR since 2008, trailing only Miguel Cabrera (252), Albert Pujols (238), Adam Dunn (224), Jose Bautista (215) and Prince Fielder (208) Bianchi ...... 122 (5-41, 0hr) Braun ...... 275 (49-178, 7hr) Clark ...... 143 (1-7, 1hr) #15 1B JASON ROGERS (8g, .111, 0hr, 0rbi, 0sb) Major League Service: 27 days Davis ...... 266 (47-177, 7hr) Gennett ...... 286 (42-147, 3hr) • Appeared in 8 games, including 2 starts at first base Gomez ...... 290 (54-186, 5hr) • Made his Major League debut on 9/2 at Chicago-NL and doubled as a pinch hitter off Wesley Wright for his first career hit H. Gomez ...... 000 (0-3, 0hr) Herrera ...... 273 (18-66, 0hr) • Was recalled on 9/2 from Triple-A Nashville (57g, .316, 11hr, 39rbi).....also played at Double-A Huntsville (77g, .282, 7hr, 43rbi) Lucroy ...... 279 (56-201, 3hr) Maldonado ...... 289 (11-38, 2hr) Overbay ...... 219 (21-96, 2hr) #1 OF LOGAN SCHAFER (65g, .181, 0hr, 8rbi, 2sb) Major League Service: 2 years, 18 days Parra ...... 262 (43-164, 2hr) • Appeared in 65 games, including 29 starts (10g in RF, 10g in LF, 9g in CF) Ramirez ...... 301 (43-143, 2hr) Reynolds ...... 203 (27-133, 7hr) • Began the season on the Opening Day roster.....was on the 15-day disabled list from 4/20-5/2 with a strained right hamstring, retroactive to 4/18 Rogers ...... 000 (0-2, 0hr) • Had four stints with the team (Opening Day-4/20, 5/3-6/13, 7/4-7/31, 9/1-end).....batted .273 with 3 HR and 18 RBI in 41 games at Triple-A Nashville Schafer ...... 152 (7-46, 0hr) Segura ...... 224 (37-165, 0hr) • Had a game-winning RBI-double in the 11th inning on 4/5 at Boston and a game-winning in the ninth inning on 9/20 at Pittsburgh Weeks ...... 280 (26-93, 3hr) • Will be the last player in franchise history to wear uniform #1.....the number will be retired next season in honor of original Brewers owner Bud Selig TOTALS ...... 250 (466-1862, 43hr) NIGHT #9 SS JEAN SEGURA (146g, .246, 5hr, 31rbi, 20sb) Major League Service: 2 years, 65 days Bianchi ...... 241 (7-29, 0hr) • Appeared in 146 games, including 139 starts at shortstop.....batted .319 (29-for-91, 1hr, 4rbi) over his last 32 games Braun ...... 261 (92-352, 12hr) • Became the first shortstop in franchise history to produce consecutive seasons of at least 20 stolen bases Clark ...... 200 (4-20, 2hr) Davis ...... 231 (75-324, 15hr) • From 5/22-6/8 batted leadoff in 17 straight games (20-75, .267, 14 runs, 6rbi).....hit .438 (7-for-16, 1bb) with 8 runs in the first inning of those games Gennett ...... 290 (85-293, 6hr) • Recorded the first 2-homer game of his career in the 13-10 win on 6/20 at Colorado Gomez ...... 281 (109-388, 18hr) H. Gomez ...... 176 (3-17, 0hr) Herrera ...... 275 (19-69, 0hr) #23 RICKIE WEEKS (121g, .274, 8hr, 29rbi, 3sb) Major League Service: 9 years, 131 days Lucroy ...... 313 (120-384, 10hr) Maldonado ...... 205 (15-73, 2hr) • Has a vesting option for the 2015 season Overbay ...... 241 (39-162, 2hr) • Appeared in 121 games, including 51 starts (50g at 2B, 1g at DH) Parra ...... 260 (95-365, 7hr) Ramirez ...... 279 (98-351, 13hr) • On 6/26 vs. Colorado hit his 26th career leadoff homer.....trails only Paul Molitor (33) on the all-time franchise list for leadoff homers Reynolds ...... 192 (47-245, 15hr) • His 1,000th career hit came on 9/6 vs. St. Louis (double off Trevor Rosenthal).....became the 12th player in franchise history to reach 1,000 hits Rogers ...... 143 (1-7, 0hr) Schafer ...... 200 (14-70, 0hr) Segura ...... 256 (89-348, 5hr) Weeks ...... 270 (43-159, 5hr) INSTANT REPLAY - Won: 17, Lost: 10 TOTALS ...... 250 (900-3600, 107hr) Date/Opponent W/L Call on the Field Result Time HOME 4/9 at Philadelphia W Ben Revere safe call at second base Overturned 1:29 Bianchi ...... 200 (6-30, 0hr) 4/20 at Pittsburgh L Jose Tabata safe call at first base Confirmed 0:36 Braun ...... 286 (74-259, 8hr) 4/25 vs. Chicago-NL W Ryan Braun out call at first base Overturned 2:20 Clark ...... 267 (4-15, 3hr) Davis ...... 235 (57-243, 12hr) 5/3 at Cincinnati L Carlos Gomez out call at first base Confirmed 1:03 Gennett ...... 325 (66-203, 6hr) 5/5 vs. Arizona W Mike Bolsinger safe call at first base Overturned 0:39 Gomez ...... 296 (81-274, 13hr) H. Gomez ...... 250 (2-8, 0hr) 5/13 vs. Pittsburgh L Lyle Overbay out call at first base Stands 3:35 Herrera ...... 228 (13-57, 0hr) Lucroy ...... 307 (85-277, 6hr) 5/18 at Chicago-NL W Junior Lake safe call at second base Overturned 1:35 Maldonado ...... 194 (12-62, 2hr) 5/22 at Atlanta W Chris Johnson safe call at second base Overturned 2:16 Overbay ...... 250 (31-124, 3hr) Parra ...... 267 (73-273, 3hr) 5/24 at Miami L Ryan Braun not scoring before out at third base Confirmed 0:40 Ramirez ...... 260 (61-235, 7hr) 5/31 vs. Chicago-NL L Emilio Bonifacio safe call at second base Stands 1:45 Reynolds ...... 167 (30-180, 9hr) Rogers ...... 000 (0-5, 0hr) 6/28 vs. Colorado W Josh Rutledge safe call at first base Overturned 1:42 Schafer ...... 211 (12-57, 0hr) 7/2 at Toronto W Steve Tolleson safe call at second base Overturned 0:45 Segura ...... 263 (66-251, 3hr) Weeks ...... 333 (44-132, 4hr) 7/10 vs. Philadelphia W Cesar Hernandez safe call at first base Overturned 0:54 TOTALS ...... 257 (680-2641, 77hr) 7/12 vs. St. Louis W Matt Carpenter safe call at first base Overturned 1:25 ROAD 7/18 at Washington W Jean Segura out call at first base Overturned 1:25 Bianchi ...... 150 (6-40, 0hr) 7/21 vs. Cincinnati L Skip Schumaker safe call at second base Stands 3:17 Braun ...... 247 (67-271, 11hr) 7/22 vs. Cincinnati L Zack Cozart hit by pitch Confirmed 1:18 Clark ...... 083 (1-12, 0hr) Davis ...... 252 (65-258, 10hr) 8/5 vs. San Francisco W Joe Panik safe call at first base (ended game) Overturned 3:17 Gennett ...... 257 (61-237, 3hr) 8/22 vs. Pittsburgh L Aramis Ramirez out call at third base Stands 2:33 Gomez ...... 273 (82-300, 10hr) H. Gomez ...... 083 (1-12, 0hr) 8/25 at San Diego W Chris Nelson safe call at first base Overturned 0:36 Herrera ...... 308 (24-78, 0hr) 8/27 at San Diego W Seth Smith safe call at first base Overturned 0:41 Lucroy ...... 295 (91-308, 7hr) Maldonado ...... 286 (14-49, 2hr) 8/30 at San Francisco W Carlos Gomez dropped fly ball Overturned 0:34 Overbay ...... 216 (29-134, 1hr) Parra ...... 254 (65-256, 6hr) 8/30 at San Francisco L Ryan Braun out call at second base Confirmed 0:19 Ramirez ...... 309 (80-259, 8hr) 9/2 at Chicago-NL W Chris Valaika safe call at first base Overturned 1:30 Reynolds ...... 222 (44-198, 13hr) Rogers ...... 250 (1-4, 0hr) 9/14 vs. Cincinnati W Donald Lutz safe call at first base Overturned 1:21 Schafer ...... 153 (9-59, 0hr) 9/19 at Pittsburgh L Starling Marte safe call at first base Confirmed 0:56 Segura ...... 229 (60-262, 2hr) Weeks ...... 208 (25-120, 4hr) 9/26 vs. Chicago-NL W Ryan Braun ruled not hit by a pitch Overturned 1:58 TOTALS ...... 243 (686-2821, 73hr) 2014 BREWERS DAY-BY-DAY G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB Attendance Average 1 3/31 vs. Atl W 2-0 Gallardo, 1-0 Teheran, 0-1 Rodriguez, 1 1-0 T1 - 45,691 (sellout) 45,691 2 4/1 vs. Atl L 2-5 Wood, 1-0 Lohse, 0-1 Kimbrel, 1 1-1 3 -0.5 21,503 33,597 3 4/2 vs. Atl L 0-1 Harang, 1-0 Garza, 0-1 Kimbrel, 2 1-2 4 -1.5 21,712 29,635 4/3 OFF DAY 1-2 T3 -1.0 4 4/4 at Bos W 6-2 Kintzler, 1-0 Mujica, 0-1 2-2 T2 -1.0 36,728 (sellout) 36,728 5 4/5 at Bos W 7-6 (11) Thornburg, 1-0 Badenhop, 0-1 Rodriguez, 2 3-2 T1 - 35,729 36,229 6 4/6 at Bos W 4-0 Gallardo, 2-0 Lester, 0-2 4-2 T1 - 35,958 36,138 4/7 at Phi (postponed due to rain - rescheduled for 4/8) 4-2 T1 - 7 4/8 at Phi W 10-4 Lohse, 1-1 Kendrick, 0-1 5-2 T1 - 45,061 (sellout) 38,369 8 4/9 at Phi W 9-4 Thornburg, 2-0 Bastardo, 0-1 6-2 1 +1.0 31,168 36,929 9 4/10 at Phi W 6-2 Estrada, 1-0 Lee, 2-1 7-2 1 +1.0 25,492 35,023 10 4/11 vs. Pit W 4-2 Peralta, 1-0 Liriano, 0-2 Rodriguez, 3 8-2 1 +2.0 27,469 29,094 11 4/12 vs. Pit W 3-2 Henderson, 1-0 Melancon, 0-1 Rodriguez, 4 9-2 1 +3.0 42,828 (sellout) 31,841 12 4/13 vs. Pit W 4-1 Lohse, 2-1 Morton, 0-1 Smith, 1 10-2 1 +3.0 32,152 31,893 13 4/14 vs. StL L 0-4 Lynn, 3-0 Garza, 0-2 10-3 1 +2.0 27,090 31,206 14 4/15 vs. StL L 1-6 Miller, 1-2 Estrada, 1-1 10-4 1 +1.0 27,470 30,739 15 4/16 vs. StL W 5-1 Peralta, 2-0 Kelly, 1-1 11-4 1 +2.0 26,668 30,287 16 4/17 at Pit L 2-11 Volquez, 1-0 Wooten, 0-1 11-5 1 +1.0 17,584 32,531 17 4/18 at Pit W 5-3 Lohse, 3-1 Morton, 0-2 Rodriguez, 5 12-5 1 +2.0 31,564 32,411 18 4/19 at Pit W 8-7 Henderson, 2-0 Grilli, 0-1 Rodriguez, 6 13-5 1 +2.0 32,490 32,419 19 4/20 at Pit W 3-2 (14) Duke, 1-0 Gomez, 0-1 Rodriguez, 7 14-5 1 +3.0 21,761 31,354 20 4/21 vs. SD W 4-3 Peralta, 3-0 Cashner, 2-2 Rodriguez, 8 15-5 1 +4.0 25,408 29,799 21 4/22 vs. SD L 1-2 (12) Roach, 1-0 Figaro, 0-1 Street, 7 15-6 1 +3.0 25,815 29,437 22 4/23 vs. SD W 5-2 Lohse, 4-1 Ross, 2-3 Rodriguez, 9 16-6 1 +4.0 28,095 29,325 4/24 OFF DAY 16-6 1 +4.5 23 4/25 vs. ChC W 5-2 Garza, 1-2 Villanueva, 1-5 Rodriguez, 10 17-6 1 +4.5 32,868 29,598 24 4/26 vs. ChC W 5-3 Estrada, 2-1 Wood, 1-3 Rodriguez, 11 18-6 1 +5.5 40,008 30,341 25 4/27 vs. ChC L 0-4 Hammel, 4-1 Peralta, 3-1 18-7 1 +4.5 45,286 (sellout) 31,338 26 4/28 at StL W 5-3 (12) Duke, 2-0 Maness, 0-2 Rodriguez, 12 19-7 1 +5.5 40,514 32,186 27 4/29 at StL W 5-4 (11) Thornburg, 3-0 Siegrist, 0-1 Rodriguez, 13 20-7 1 +6.5 40,531 32,882 28 4/30 at StL L 3-9 Miller, 3-2 Garza, 1-3 20-8 1 +5.5 40,783 33,489 29 5/1 at Cin L 3-8 Bailey, 2-2 Henderson, 2-1 20-9 1 +5.0 16,779 32,296 30 5/2 at Cin W 2-0 Peralta, 4-1 Leake, 2-3 Rodriguez, 14 21-9 1 +6.0 32,759 32,327 31 5/3 at Cin L 2-6 Cueto, 3-2 Gallardo, 2-1 21-10 1 +6.0 38,243 32,697 32 5/4 at Cin L 3-4 (10) LeCure, 1-1 Thornburg, 3-1 21-11 1 +5.0 32,953 32,712 33 5/5 vs. Ari W 8-3 Garza, 2-3 Bolsinger, 1-2 22-11 1 +5.0 27,220 31,080 34 5/6 vs. Ari L 5-7 Marshall, 1-0 Kintzler, 1-1 Reed, 9 22-12 1 +5.0 27,497 30,869 35 5/7 vs. Ari L 2-3 Arroyo, 3-2 Peralta, 4-2 Reed, 10 22-13 1 +4.0 24,013 30,489 5/8 OFF DAY 22-13 1 +4.0 36 5/9 vs. NYY L 3-5 Tanaka, 5-0 Gallardo, 2-2 Robertson, 6 22-14 1 +4.0 40,123 30,996 37 5/10 vs. NYY W 5-4 Duke, 3-0 Aceves, 0-1 Rodriguez, 15 23-14 1 +5.0 43,085 (sellout) 31,600 38 5/11 vs. NYY W 6-5 Rodriguez, 1-0 Warren, 1-2 24-14 1 +5.0 43,544 (sellout) 32,169 5/12 OFF DAY 24-14 1 +5.5 39 5/13 vs. Pit W 5-2 Estrada, 3-1 Cole, 3-3 Rodriguez, 16 25-14 1 +5.5 24,176 31,806 40 5/14 vs. Pit L 1-4 Watson, 4-0 Rodriguez, 1-1 Melancon, 5 25-15 1 +5.0 24,962 31,508 41 5/15 vs. Pit W 4-3 Wooten, 1-1 Melancon, 1-2 26-15 1 +5.0 34,743 31,643 42 5/16 at ChC W 4-3 Lohse, 5-1 Samardzija, 0-4 Rodriguez, 17 27-15 1 +5.0 35,771 32,882 43 5/17 at ChC L 0-3 Jackson, 3-3 Garza, 2-4 Rondon, 4 27-16 1 +4.0 36,671 33,081 44 5/18 at ChC L 2-4 Wood, 4-4 Estrada, 3-2 Rondon, 5 27-17 1 +4.0 37,631 33,309 45 5/19 at Atl L 3-9 Minor, 2-2 Peralta, 4-3 27-18 1 +3.5 20,468 32,697 46 5/20 at Atl L 0-5 TEHERAN, 3-3 Gallardo, 2-3 27-19 1 +2.5 20,045 32,122 47 5/21 at Atl W 6-1 Lohse, 6-1 Santana, 4-2 28-19 1 +2.5 18,148 31,514 48 5/22 at Atl L 4-5 Wood, 4-5 Kintzler, 1-2 Kimbrel, 12 28-20 1 +1.5 30,148 31,457 49 5/23 at Mia W 9-5 Estrada, 4-2 Koehler, 4-4 29-20 1 +2.5 18,989 30,959 50 5/24 at Mia L 1-2 Turner, 1-2 Peralta, 4-4 Cishek, 10 29-21 1 +1.5 25,819 30,761 51 5/25 at Mia W 7-1 Nelson, 1-0 Wolf, 0-1 30-21 1 +1.5 21,897 30,433 52 5/26 vs. Bal L 6-7 (10) O’Day, 2-0 Wooten, 1-2 Britton, 3 30-22 1 +1.5 42,889 (sellout) 32,093 53 5/27 vs. Bal W 7-6 (10) Rodriguez, 2-1 McFarland, 0-1 31-22 1 +1.5 25,552 31,841 54 5/28 vs. Bal W 8-3 Gallardo, 3-3 Norris, 3-5 32-22 1 +2.5 28,280 31,709 5/29 OFF DAY 32-22 1 +3.0 55 5/30 vs. ChC W 11-5 Estrada, 5-2 Wood, 5-5 33-22 1 +4.0 36,100 31,866 56 5/31 vs. ChC L 0-8 Hammel, 6-3 Peralta, 4-5 33-23 1 +3.0 42,332 (sellout) 32,227 57 6/1 vs. ChC W 9-0 LOHSE, 7-1 Samardzija, 1-5 34-23 1 +4.0 36,277 32,362 58 6/2 vs. Min W 6-2 Garza, 3-4 Gibson, 4-5 35-23 1 +5.0 28,708 32,244 59 6/3 vs. Min L 4-6 Deduno, 2-3 Gallardo, 3-4 Perkins, 15 35-24 1 +5.0 25,634 32,037 60 6/4 at Min L 4-6 Nolasco, 4-5 Wooten, 1-3 Perkins, 16 35-25 1 +4.0 31,144 30,458 61 6/5 at Min W 8-5 Peralta, 5-5 Correia, 2-7 Rodriguez, 18 36-25 1 +5.0 35,110 30,619 62 6/6 at Pit L 5-15 Cumpton, 1-2 Lohse, 7-2 36-26 1 +5.0 35,544 30,783 63 6/7 at Pit W 9-3 Garza, 4-4 Volquez, 3-5 37-26 1 +5.0 38,525 (sellout) 31,032 64 6/8 at Pit W 1-0 Gallardo, 4-4 Locke, 0-1 Rodriguez, 19 38-26 1 +5.0 35,002 31,157 6/9 OFF DAY 38-26 1 +5.0 65 6/10 at NYM L 2-6 Matsuzaka, 3-0 Estrada, 5-3 38-27 1 +4.0 20,206 30,825 66 6/11 at NYM W 3-1 Peralta, 6-5 deGrom, 0-3 Rodriguez, 20 39-27 1 +5.0 20,170 30,511 67 6/12 at NYM W 5-1 (13) Duke, 4-0 Torres, 2-4 40-27 1 +5.5 22,155 30,273 68 6/13 vs. Cin L 5-6 Broxton, 2-0 Rodriguez, 2-2 Chapman, 11 40-28 1 +4.5 38,330 32,228 69 6/14 vs. Cin W 4-2 Smith, 1-0 Hoover, 1-5 Rodriguez, 21 41-28 1 +4.5 40,507 32,472 70 6/15 vs. Cin L 4-13 Leake, 4-6 Estrada, 5-4 41-29 1 +3.5 42,213 (sellout) 32,750 71 6/16 at Ari W 9-3 Peralta, 7-5 Harris, 0-2 42-29 1 +3.5 18,262 29,939 72 6/17 at Ari W 7-5 Lohse, 8-2 Marshall, 2-2 Rodriguez, 22 43-29 1 +3.5 18,148 29,620 73 6/18 at Ari L 3-4 Ziegler, 3-1 Kintzler, 1-3 43-30 1 +3.5 19,711 29,360 74 6/19 at Ari W 4-1 Gallardo, 5-4 Anderson, 5-2 Rodriguez, 23 44-30 1 +4.5 22,559 29,185 75 6/20 at Col W 13-10 Estrada, 6-4 Bergman, 0-2 Rodriguez, 24 45-30 1 +5.5 41,238 29,486 76 6/21 at Col W 9-4 Peralta, 8-5 Friedrich, 0-1 46-30 1 +5.5 38,020 29,695 77 6/22 at Col W 6-5 Lohse, 9-2 Matzek, 1-2 Rodriguez, 25 47-30 1 +5.5 36,619 29,859 78 6/23 vs. Wsh L 0-3 Gonzalez, 4-4 Garza, 4-5 Clippard, 1 47-31 1 +4.5 31,102 32,704 79 6/24 vs. Wsh L 2-4 (16) Clippard, 5-2 Fiers, 0-1 Soriano, 18 47-32 1 +4.5 30,149 32,635 80 6/25 vs. Wsh W 9-2 Estrada, 7-4 Strasburg, 6-6 48-32 1 +4.5 39,049 32,804 81 6/26 vs. Col W 7-4 Peralta, 9-5 Friedrich, 0-2 Rodriguez, 26 49-32 1 +5.5 27,056 32,657 82 6/27 vs. Col W 3-2 Rodriguez, 3-2 Belisle, 2-3 50-32 1 +5.5 34,132 32,693 83 6/28 vs. Col W 7-4 Garza, 5-5 Chacin, 1-7 Rodriguez, 27 51-32 1 +6.5 40,816 32,892 84 6/29 vs. Col L 4-10 De La Rosa, 8-6 Gallardo, 5-5 51-33 1 +6.5 43,656 (sellout) 33,148 6/30 OFF DAY 51-33 1 +6.5 85 7/1 at Tor L 1-4 Hutchison, 6-6 Estrada, 7-5 Janssen, 13 51-34 1 +6.5 45,088 (sellout) 30,214 86 7/2 at Tor L 4-7 Janssen, 3-0 Smith, 1-1 51-35 1 +5.5 24,286 30,079 7/3 OFF DAY 51-35 1 +5.0 87 7/4 at Cin L 2-4 Simon, 11-3 Lohse, 9-3 Chapman, 17 51-36 1 +4.0 42,120 (sellout) 30,346 88 7/5 at Cin W 1-0 GARZA, 6-5 Bailey, 8-5 52-36 1 +5.0 38,754 30,529 89 7/6 at Cin L 2-4 Latos, 2-1 Smith, 1-2 Broxton, 6 52-37 1 +4.5 27,923 30,474 90 7/7 vs. Phi L 2-3 Hamels, 3-5 Estrada, 7-6 Papelbon, 20 52-38 1 +4.0 28,080 33,030 91 7/8 vs. Phi L 7-9 Kendrick, 4-8 Peralta, 9-6 Papelbon, 21 52-39 1 +3.0 26,126 32,873 92 7/9 vs. Phi L 1-4 Hernandez, 4-8 Lohse, 9-4 Papelbon, 22 52-40 1 +2.0 26,480 32,731 93 7/10 vs. Phi L 1-9 Buchanan, 5-5 Garza, 6-6 52-41 1 +2.0 36,394 32,811 G Date Opponent W/L Score Winning Pitcher Losing Pitcher Save Record Position GA/GB (WC) Attendance Average 94 7/11 vs. StL L 6-7 Neshek, 4-0 Rodriguez, 3-3 Rosenthal, 28 52-42 1 +1.0 35,501 32,868 95 7/12 vs. StL L 2-10 Wainwright, 12-4 Nelson, 1-1 52-43 T1 - 40,198 33,021 96 7/13 vs. StL W 11-2 Peralta, 10-6 Martinez, 2-4 53-43 1 +1.0 35,345 33,068 7/14 All-Star Break 7/15 All-Star Game: Target Field, Minnesota: AL-5, NL-3 (Carlos Gomez, Jonathan Lucroy, Aramis Ramirez and Francisco Rodriguez represented Brewers) 7/16 All-Star Break 7/17 All-Star Break 97 7/18 at Wsh W 4-2 Lohse, 10-4 Strasburg, 7-7 Rodriguez, 28 54-43 1 +1.0 39,373 30,659 98 7/19 at Wsh L 3-8 Roark, 9-6 Garza, 6-7 54-44 T1 - 38,649 30,822 99 7/20 at Wsh L 4-5 Soriano, 2-0 Wooten, 1-4 54-45 T1 - 36,373 30,933 100 7/21 vs. Cin W 5-2 Peralta, 11-6 Latos, 2-2 Rodriguez, 29 55-45 1 +0.5 31,350 33,034 101 7/22 vs. Cin W 4-3 Rodriguez, 4-3 LeCure, 1-2 56-45 1 +1.5 33,485 33,042 102 7/23 vs. Cin W 5-1 Lohse, 11-4 Leake, 7-9 57-45 1 +2.5 38,192 33,142 103 7/24 vs. NYM W 9-1 Garza, 7-7 Gee, 4-3 58-45 1 +3.0 29,755 33,078 104 7/25 vs. NYM L 2-3 Torres, 5-4 Rodriguez, 4-4 Mejia, 14 58-46 1 +3.0 33,097 33,078 105 7/26 vs. NYM W 5-2 Peralta, 12-6 Niese, 5-6 Rodriguez, 30 59-46 1 +3.0 39,292 33,191 106 7/27 vs. NYM L 0-2 deGrom, 5-5 Nelson, 1-2 Mejia, 15 59-47 1 +2.0 39,040 33,295 107 7/28 at TB L 1-2 Odorizzi, 7-8 Lohse, 11-5 McGee, 12 59-48 1 +1.5 12,660 30,575 108 7/29 at TB L 1-5 Cobb, 7-6 Smith, 1-3 59-49 1 +1.0 16,249 30,299 109 7/30 at TB W 5-0 Gallardo, 6-5 Price, 11-8 Rodriguez, 31 60-49 1 +2.0 24,809 30,196 7/31 OFF DAY 60-49 1 +2.0 110 8/1 at StL W 7-4 Peralta, 13-6 Wainwright, 13-6 Rodriguez, 32 61-49 1 +2.5 45,306 (sellout) 30,477 111 8/2 at StL L 7-9 Masterson, 1-0 Lohse, 11-6 Rosenthal, 33 61-50 1 +1.5 45,719 (sellout) 30,753 112 8/3 at StL L 2-3 Lackey, 1-0 Jeffress, 0-1 Rosenthal, 34 61-51 1 +1.0 44,662 (sellout) 31,001 8/4 OFF DAY 61-51 1 +1.0 113 8/5 vs. SF W 4-3 Nelson, 2-2 Machi, 6-1 Rodriguez, 33 62-51 1 +1.0 40,465 33,421 114 8/6 vs. SF L 4-7 Vogelsong, 7-8 Gallardo, 6-6 62-52 1 +1.0 33,394 33,421 115 8/7 vs. SF W 3-1 Peralta, 14-6 Peavy, 0-3 Rodriguez, 34 63-52 1 +1.0 38,229 33,502 116 8/8 vs. LA W 9-3 Jeffress, 1-1 League, 2-3 64-52 1 +1.5 37,434 33,568 117 8/9 vs. LA W 4-1 Fiers, 1-1 Greinke, 12-8 Rodriguez, 35 65-52 1 +2.5 40,553 33,682 118 8/10 vs. LA L 1-5 Kershaw, 14-2 Nelson, 2-3 65-53 1 +2.0 43,612 (sellout) 33,842 119 8/11 at ChC W 3-1 Gallardo, 7-6 Arrieta, 6-4 Rodriguez, 36 66-53 1 +2.5 28,927 30,965 120 8/12 at ChC L 0-3 Hendricks, 4-1 Peralta, 14-7 Rondon, 15 66-54 1 +1.5 28,819 30,928 121 8/13 at ChC L 2-4 Wada, 2-1 Lohse, 11-7 Rondon, 16 66-55 1 +1.5 31,191 30,932 122 8/14 at ChC W 6-2 Fiers, 2-1 Jackson, 6-13 67-55 1 +2.0 38,157 31,053 123 8/15 at LA W 6-3 Kintzler, 2-3 Wright, 4-3 Rodriguez, 37 68-55 1 +2.0 47,272 31,319 124 8/16 at LA W 3-2 Gallardo, 8-6 KERSHAW, 14-3 Rodriguez, 38 69-55 1 +3.0 50,849 31,634 125 8/17 at LA W 7-2 Peralta, 15-7 Haren, 10-10 70-55 1 +3.0 43,357 31,820 8/18 OFF DAY 70-55 1 +2.5 126 8/19 vs. Tor W 6-1 Fiers, 3-1 Happ, 8-8 71-55 1 +2.5 42,221 (sellout) 33,975 127 8/20 vs. Tor L 5-9 Dickey, 10-12 Nelson, 2-4 71-56 1 +1.5 39,300 34,059 8/21 OFF DAY 71-56 1 +1.5 128 8/22 vs. Pit L 3-8 Locke, 5-3 Gallardo, 8-7 71-57 1 +1.5 37,437 34,111 129 8/23 vs. Pit L 2-10 Volquez, 11-7 Peralta, 15-8 71-58 1 +0.5 40,557 34,208 130 8/24 vs. Pit W 4-3 Fiers, 4-1 Worley, 5-4 Rodriguez, 39 72-58 1 +1.5 42,761 (sellout) 34,336 131 8/25 at SD W 10-1 Lohse, 12-7 Stults, 6-14 73-58 1 +1.5 24,968 31,713 132 8/26 at SD L 1-4 Ross, 12-12 Nelson, 2-5 Benoit, 9 73-59 1 +1.5 21,786 31,560 133 8/27 at SD L 2-3 (10) Thayer, 4-3 Duke, 4-1 73-60 1 +1.5 21,156 31,402 8/28 OFF DAY 73-60 1 +1.5 134 8/29 at SF L 2-13 Vogelsong, 8-9 Peralta, 15-9 73-61 1 +1.5 41,348 (sellout) 31,551 135 8/30 at SF L 1-3 Peavy, 3-4 Fiers, 4-2 Casilla, 13 73-62 1 +1.0 41,397 (sellout) 31,696 136 8/31 at SF L 5-15 Bumgarner, 16-9 Lohse, 12-8 73-63 T1 - 41,935 (sellout) 31,844 137 9/1 at ChC L 2-4 Turner, 5-8 Nelson, 2-6 Rondon, 23 73-64 2 -1.0 (+1.5) 32,054 31,847 138 9/2 at ChC L 1-7 Arrieta, 8-5 Gallardo, 8-8 73-65 2 -2.0 (+1.5) 28,434 31,799 139 9/3 at ChC L 2-6 Hendricks, 6-1 Garza, 7-8 73-66 2 -3.0 (+0.5) 31,251 31,791 140 9/4 vs. StL L 2-3 Gonzales, 2-2 Peralta, 15-10 Rosenthal, 42 73-67 2 -4.0 (-) 37,227 34,378 141 9/5 vs. StL W 6-2 Fiers, 5-2 Lackey, 2-2 74-67 2 -3.0 (+1.0) 35,103 34,389 142 9/6 vs. StL L 3-5 Lynn, 15-8 Lohse, 12-9 Rosenthal, 43 74-68 2 -4.0 (-) 39,042 34,455 143 9/7 vs. StL L 1-9 WAINWRIGHT, 17-9 Nelson, 2-7 74-69 3 -5.0 (-0.5) 31,771 34,418 144 9/8 vs. Mia L 4-6 Penny, 2-1 Gallardo, 8-9 Cishek, 33 74-70 3 -6.0 (-1.5) 31,203 34,373 145 9/9 vs. Mia L 3-6 Morris, 8-1 Rodriguez, 4-5 Cishek, 34 74-71 3 -6.0 (-1.5) 29,590 34,307 146 9/10 vs. Mia W 4-1 Peralta, 16-10 Cosart, 4-2 Rodriguez, 40 75-71 3 -5.0 (-1.5) 25,219 34,185 147 9/11 vs. Mia W 4-2 Fiers, 6-2 Eovaldi, 6-11 Rodriguez, 41 76-71 3 -4.0 (-1.5) 34,028 34,183 148 9/12 vs. Cin W 3-2 Rodriguez, 5-5 Diaz, 0-1 77-71 3 -4.0 (-1.5) 31,463 34,147 149 9/13 vs. Cin L 1-5 Holmberg, 1-1 Gallardo, 8-10 77-72 3 -5.0 (-1.5) 45,205 (sellout) 34,290 150 9/14 vs. Cin W 9-2 Garza, 8-8 Leake, 11-12 78-72 3 -5.0 (-1.5) 41,870 (sellout) 34,388 9/15 OFF DAY 78-72 3 -5.0 (-1.5) 151 9/16 at StL W 3-2 (12) Kintzler, 3-3 Siegrist, 1-4 Rodriguez, 42 79-72 3 -4.0 (-1.5) 44,529 (sellout) 31,966 152 9/17 at StL L 0-2 WAINWRIGHT, 19-9 Fiers, 6-3 79-73 3 -5.0 (-2.5) 44,480 (sellout) 32,135 153 9/18 at StL L 2-3 (13) Freeman, 2-0 Nelson, 2-8 79-74 3 -6.0 (-3.5) 44,823 (sellout) 32,304 154 9/19 at Pit L 2-4 Holdzkom, 1-0 Broxton, 4-3 Melancon, 31 79-75 3 -7.0 (-4.5) 37,974 (sellout) 32,379 155 9/20 at Pit W 1-0 Duke, 5-1 Melancon, 3-5 Rodriguez, 43 80-75 3 -7.0 (-3.5) 39,027 (sellout) 32,465 156 9/21 at Pit L 0-1 Worley, 8-4 Peralta, 16-11 Watson, 1 80-76 3 -7.0 (-4.5) 38,650 (sellout) 32,544 9/22 OFF DAY 80-76 3 -7.5 (-5.0) 157 9/23 at Cin L 1-3 Cueto, 19-9 Fiers, 6-4 Chapman, 34 80-77 3 -7.5 (-5.0) 27,307 32,478 158 9/24 at Cin W 5-0 LOHSE, 13-9 Corcino, 0-2 81-77 3 -6.5 (-4.0) 27,033 32,410 159 9/25 at Cin L 3-5 Holmberg, 2-2 Gallardo, 8-11 Chapman, 35 81-78 3 -7.0 (-5.0) 25,824 32,329 160 9/26 vs. ChC L 4-6 Ramirez, 3-3 Nelson, 2-9 Rondon, 28 81-79 3 -8.0 (-5.0) 39,880 34,457 161 9/27 vs. ChC W 2-1 Peralta, 17-11 Wada, 4-4 Rodriguez, 44 82-79 3 -7.0 (-5.0) 41,440 34,544 162 9/28 vs. ChC L 2-5 Turner, 6-11 Fiers, 6-5 Rondon, 29 82-80 3 -8.0 (-6.0) 33,837 34,536 ODDS & ENDS Record With the Roof Open/Panels Open ...... 14-20 Record When Wearing White Uniforms ...... 13-7 Record With the Roof Open/Panels Closed ...... 5-6 Record When Wearing Gray Uniforms ...... 10-19 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Open ...... 4-3 Record When Wearing Blue “Brewers” Uniforms...... 22-21 Record With the Roof Closed/Panels Closed ...... 19-10 Record When Wearing Blue “Milwaukee” Uniforms ...... 29-21 Record When Wearing Gold Uniforms ...... 2-2 42-39 Record When Wearing Retro Uniforms (Pinstripes) ...... 5-6 Record When Wearing Retro Uniforms (Royal Blue) ...... 1-1 Record When Wearing 1930s Uniforms (Wrigley Field) ...... 0-1 Record When Wearing Camouflage Uniforms (Memorial Day) ...... 0-1 Record When Wearing Cerveceros Uniforms ...... 0-1 82-80 TEAM AWARD WINNERS Brewers Player of the Month - March/April ...... Carlos Gomez Brewers Pitcher of the Month - March/April ...... Francisco Rodriguez Brewers Player of the Month - May ...... Carlos Gomez Brewers Pitcher of the Month - May ...... Will Smith Brewers Player of the Month - June ...... Jonathan Lucroy Brewers Pitcher of the Month - June ...... Matt Garza Brewers Player of the Month - July ...... Ryan Braun Brewers Pitcher of the Month - July ...... Zach Duke Brewers Player of the Month - August ...... Aramis Ramirez Brewers Pitcher of the Month - August ...... Mike Fiers Brewers Player of the Month - September ...... Jonathan Lucroy Brewers Pitcher of Month - September ...... Wily Peralta 2014 TRANSACTIONS

JANUARY 5/22, sent RHP Jim Henderson to Double-A Huntsville on rehab assignment 1/13, signed 1B Hunter Morris to a 1-year contract 5/23, sent LHP Tom Gorzelanny to Triple-A Nashville on rehab assignment 1/15, signed LHP Zach Duke to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp 5/24, outrighted INF Jeff Bianchi to Triple-A Nashville 1/17, signed 1B/3B Mark Reynolds to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp; 5/25, recalled RHP Jimmy Nelson from Double-A Huntsville; optioned RHP Jimmy Nelson to Triple-A signed RHP Marco Estrada and 1B Juan Francisco to 1-year contracts (avoided arbitration) Nashville following the game 1/20, signed 1B Lyle Overbay to a minor-league contract with an invitation to Major League camp 5/26, selected the contract of INF Irving Falu from Triple-A Nashville; returned RHP Jim Henderson 1/22, added the following non-roster players to Major League camp: OF Kentrail Davis, C Cameron from his rehab assignment at Double-A Huntsville (remains on 15-day DL) Garfield, OF Mitch Haniger, OF Kevin Mattison, C Adam Weisenburger, RHP David Goforth and RHP Dustin Molleken JUNE 1/26, signed RHP Matt Garza to a 4-year contract with a vesting option for 2018 6/1, sent 3B Aramis Ramirez to Class-A Wisconsin on rehab assignment 1/31, signed RHP Jose De La Torre, RHP Jim Henderson, RHP Jimmy Nelson and RHP Wily Peralta 6/3, optioned INF/OF Elian Herrera to Triple-A Nashville to 1-year contracts 6/4, reinstated 3B Aramis Ramirez from the 15-day disabled list 6/7, placed RHP Tyler Thornburg on the 15-day disabled list with right elbow soreness FEBRUARY 6/8, recalled RHP Mike Fiers from Triple-A Nashville 2/7, signed RHP Hiram Burgos, RHP Ariel Pena, RHP Tyler Thornburg and C Martin Maldonado 6/13, optioned INF Irving Falu and OF Logan Schafer to Triple-A Nashville to 1-year contracts; signed RHP Francisco Rodriguez to a 1-year contract; designated RHP Donovan 6/14, recalled INF/OF Elian Herrera from Triple-A Nashville; reinstated LHP Tom Gorzelanny from the Hand for assignment 15-day disabled list 2/12, outrighted RHP Donovan Hand to Triple-A Nashville and invited him to Major League camp as 6/25, recalled RHP Alfredo Figaro from Triple-A Nashville; optioned RHP Mike Fiers to Triple-A a non-roster player Nashville 2/14, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: RHP Michael Blazek, RHP Johnny Hellweg, 6/29, selected the contract of INF Jeff Bianchi from Triple-A Nashville; optioned RHP Alfredo Figaro RHP Kevin Shackelford, OF Khris Davis, OF Caleb Gindl and 1B Jason Rogers to Triple-A Nashville 2/21, signed LHP Will Smith, LHP Wei-Chung Wang, RHP Rob Wooten and INF Jeff Bianchi to 1-year contracts JULY 2/26, signed the following players to 1-year contracts: RHP Mike Fiers, RHP Alfredo Figaro, RHP 7/3, sent RHP Jim Henderson to Rookie Arizona on rehab assignment; optioned INF/OF Elian Herrera Brooks Hall, RHP Brandon Kintzler, 2B Scooter Gennett, 1B/OF Sean Halton, OF Logan Schafer to Triple-A Nashville and SS Jean Segura 7/4, recalled OF Logan Schafer from Triple-A Nashville 7/7, acquired International Signing Bonus slot #57 ($339,000) from Oakland in exchange for RHP MARCH Rodolfo Fernandez 3/6, returned C Cameron Garfield and C Adam Weisenburger to minor-league camp 7/9, sent RHP Jim Henderson to Double-A Huntsville on rehab assignment 3/10, released RHP Michael Olmsted; optioned 1B Hunter Morris, 1B/OF Jason Rogers, RHP 7/11, placed LHP Wei-Chung Wang on the 15-day disabled list with left shoulder tightness; recalled Jimmy Nelson and RHP Ariel Pena to Triple-A Nashville; optioned RHP Brooks Hall and RHP Kevin RHP Jimmy Nelson from Triple-A Nashville Shackelford to Double-A Huntsville; returned OF Kentrail Davis, INF Hector Gomez, INF Taylor 7/12, placed SS Jean Segura on the bereavement list; recalled INF/OF Elian Herrera from Triple-A Green, OF Mitch Haniger and RHP David Goforth to minor-league camp Nashville 3/12, optioned RHP Johnny Hellweg to Triple-A Nashville; outrighted RHP Jose De La Torre to Triple-A 7/17, claimed INF Irving Falu off waivers from San Diego and optioned him to Triple-A Nashville; Nashville designated RHP Kevin Shackelford for assignment 3/14, optioned 1B/OF Sean Halton, RHP Hiram Burgos and RHP Mike Fiers to Triple-A Nashville; 7/18, reinstated SS Jean Segura from the bereavement list; placed INF Jeff Bianchi on the 15-day returned OF Kevin Mattison, C Matt Pagnozzi, INF/OF Eugenio Velez and RHP Dustin Molleken to disabled list with a right elbow strain; acquired OF Josh Fellhauer from Cincinnati in exchange for cash minor-league camp; added C Lucas May to Major League camp considerations (assigned to Double-A Huntsville) 3/16, optioned RHP Michael Blazek to Triple-A Nashville 7/19, sent RHP Jim Henderson to Triple-A Nashville on rehab assignment 3/18, outrighted 1B/OF Sean Halton to Triple-A Nashville 7/21, selected the contract of RHP Jeremy Jeffress from Triple-A Nashville; optioned RHP Rob Wooten 3/21, returned RHP Donovan Hand to minor-league camp to Triple-A Nashville; transferred RHP Jim Henderson to the 60-day disabled list 3/22, exercised the club option for the 2015 season on manager Ron Roenicke and added a club option 7/31, acquired OF Gerardo Parra from Arizona in exchange for OF Mitch Haniger and LHP Anthony for 2016; optioned OF Caleb Gindl and RHP Alfredo Figaro to Triple-A Nashville; returned C Robinzon Banda; transferred RHP Tyler Thornburg to the 60-day disabled list; optioned OF Logan Schafer to Diaz and INF Irving Falu to minor-league camp Triple-A Nashville 3/24, released 1B/3B Juan Francisco 3/25, optioned INF/OF Elian Herrera and RHP Rob Wooten to Triple-A Nashville AUGUST 3/30, selected the contracts of 1B Lyle Overbay, 1B/3B Mark Reynolds and LHP Zach Duke from 8/3, sent LHP Wei-Chung Wang to Rookie Arizona on rehab assignment Triple-A Nashville; placed LHP Tom Gorzelanny on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 3/21, 8/5, placed RHP Matt Garza on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 8/4, with a left oblique strain; recovering from left shoulder surgery; returned C Lucas May to Triple-A Nashville recalled RHP Rob Wooten from Triple-A Nashville 8/7, acquired RHP Jay Jackson from Pittsburgh in exchange for cash considerations (assigned to APRIL Triple-A Nashville); outrighted INF Irving Falu to Triple-A Nashville 4/12, placed RHP Brandon Kintzler on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 4/9, with a strained right 8/8, optioned RHP Rob Wooten to Triple-A Nashville; sent LHP Wei-Chung Wang to Class-A Wisconsin rotator cuff on rehab assignment 4/13, recalled RHP Rob Wooten from Triple-A Nashville 8/9, recalled RHP Mike Fiers from Triple-A Nashville 4/17, placed 1B Lyle Overbay on the paternity list; recalled INF/OF Elian Herrera from Triple-A Nashville 8/23, sent LHP Wei-Chung Wang to Class-A Brevard County on rehab assignment 4/20, placed OF Logan Schafer on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to 4/18, with a strained right 8/30, recalled RHP Alfredo Figaro from Triple-A Nashville; optioned RHP Jimmy Nelson to Class-A hamstring; reinstated 1B Lyle Overbay from the paternity list Brevard County 4/21, optioned RHP Rob Wooten to Triple-A Nashville; recalled RHP Alfredo Figaro from Triple-A 8/31, acquired RHP Jonathan Broxton from Cincinnati in exchange for two players to be named Nashville 4/22, OF Carlos Gomez (3 games - appealed) and C Martin Maldonado (5 games - accepted) SEPTEMBER suspended by for their roles in the bench-clearing incident on 4/20 at Pittsburgh 9/1, selected the contract of C Matt Pagnozzi from Triple-A Nashville; transferred INF Jeff Bianchi 4/24, reinstated RHP Brandon Kintzler from the 15-day disabled list; optioned RHP Alfredo Figaro to to the 60-day disabled list; recalled OF Logan Schafer from Triple-A Nashville; recalled RHP Jimmy Triple-A Nashville Nelson from Class-A Brevard County; reinstated RHP Matt Garza and LHP Wei-Chung Wang from 4/28, sent OF Logan Schafer to Class-A Brevard County on rehab assignment the 15-day disabled list 4/30, sent OF Logan Schafer to Triple-A Nashville on rehab assignment 9/2, selected the contracts of 1B Matt Clark and SS Hector Gomez from Triple-A Nashville; designated OF Caleb Gindl for assignment; released RHP Hiram Burgos; recalled 3B/1B Jason Rogers from MAY Triple-A Nashville 5/1, optioned INF/OF Elian Herrera to Triple-A Nashville; recalled RHP Rob Wooten from Triple-A 9/4, outrighted OF Caleb Gindl to Triple-A Nashville Nashville 9/5, added Tony Diggs to the coaching staff 5/2, placed RHP Jim Henderson on the 15-day disabled list with right shoulder inflammation; recalled 9/10, recalled RHP Rob Wooten from Triple-A Nashville; sent RHP Kevin Shackelford and RHP OF Caleb Gindl from Triple-A Nashville Barrett Astin to Cincinnati to complete the 8/31 trade for RHP Jonathan Broxton 5/3, reinstated OF Logan Schafer from the 15-day disabled list; placed OF Ryan Braun on the 15-day 9/15, added Rick Sweet to the coaching staff disabled list, retroactive to 4/27, with a right oblique strain 5/13, reinstated OF Ryan Braun from the 15-day disabled list; placed 3B Aramis Ramirez on the 15-day OCTOBER disabled list, retroactive to 5/11, with a strained left hamstring; optioned OF Caleb Gindl to Triple-A 10/2, RHP Alfredo Figaro claimed off waivers by Texas; outrighted C Matt Pagnozzi to Triple-A Nashville; recalled INF/OF Elian Herrera from Triple-A Nashville Nashville 5/14, sent LHP Tom Gorzelanny to Class-A Brevard County on rehab assignment; OF Carlos Gomez drops appeal and accepts 4/22 suspension by Major League Baseball (3 games)

PLAYERS USED IN 2014 PITCHERS (19): Jonathan Broxton, Zach Duke, Marco Estrada, Mike Fiers, Alfredo Figaro, Yovani Gallardo, Matt Garza, Tom Gorzelanny, Jim Henderson, Jeremy Jeffress, Brandon Kintzler, Kyle Lohse, Jimmy Nelson, Wily Peralta, Francisco Rodriguez, Will Smith, Tyler Thornburg, Wei-Chung Wang, Rob Wooten

CATCHERS (3): Jonathan Lucroy, Martin Maldonado, Matt Pagnozzi

INFIELDERS (11): Jeff Bianchi, Matt Clark, Irving Falu, Scooter Gennett, Hector Gomez, Lyle Overbay, Aramis Ramirez, Mark Reynolds, Jason Rogers, Jean Segura, Rickie Weeks

OUTFIELDERS (7): Ryan Braun, Khris Davis, Caleb Gindl, Carlos Gomez, Elian Herrera, Gerardo Parra, Logan Schafer

TOTAL PLAYERS USED: 40 (position players based on primary position) 2014 MINOR LEAGUE RECAP NASHVILLE SOUNDS/COLORADO SPRINGS SKY SOX (TRIPLE-A): The Nashville Sounds posted a 77-67 record and finished ALL-STAR SELECTIONS second in the Pacific Coast League American Conference Northern Division.....RHP Jimmy Nelson was named the PCL Pitcher of the Year, going 10-2 with a 1.46 ERA (111ip, 18er) in 17 games (16 starts) prior to earning a Major League promotion on July 11..... RHP Barrett Astin ...... Wisconsin (A) this marked the second straight season that a Nashville pitcher was selected as the league’s top pitcher (RHP Johnny Hellweg in LHP Jed Bradley ...... Brevard County (A) 2012).....Sounds pitchers led the league with a 3.85 ERA and recorded a franchise-record 1,236 strikeouts.....RHP Ariel Pena led 3B Taylor Brennan ...... Wisconsin (A) all PCL starting pitchers with a .211 opponent batting average and ranked third in strikeouts (140).....RHP Mike Fiers went 8-5 with C Clint Coulter ...... Wisconsin (A)** a 2.55 ERA in 17 starts.....INF/OF Eugenio Velez led the Brewers organization with a .309 batting average, which ranked seventh- best in the league.....1B Matt Clark and OF Jeremy Hermida tied for the team lead with 16 home runs.....3B Jason Rogers batted RHP Tyler Cravy ...... Huntsville (AA) .316 with 11 HR and 39 RBI in 57 games during his first season at the Triple-A level.....following the season, the Brewers agreed to RHP Mike Fiers ...... Nashville (AAA) a two-year player development contract with the Colorado Springs Sky Sox. RHP Drew Gagnon ...... Huntsville (AA) RHP Preston Gainey ...... Wisconsin (A) HUNTSVILLE STARS/BILOXI (DOUBLE-A): The Huntsville Stars posted a 77-63 record.....the team qualified for the postseason C Cameron Garfield ...... Brevard County (A) after winning the Southern League North Division first-half title at 46-24....they went 31-39 during the second half.....in the Southern RHP David Goforth ...... Huntsville (AA)** League Semifinals, the Stars dropped a best-of-five series to the Chattanooga Lookouts (Dodgers affiliate), 3 games to 2.....10 Stars players were named Southern League midseason All-Stars, including six pitchers: Tyler Cravy, Drew Gagnon, David Goforth, RHP Donovan Hand ...... Nashville (AAA) Taylor Jungmann, Arcenio Leon and Brent Suter. Four positional players - INF/OF Josh Prince, 1B Nick Ramirez, 3B Jason RHP Taylor Jungmann ...... Huntsville (AA) Rogers and C Shawn Zarraga - also represented Huntsville as midseason All-Stars.....Ramirez led the league with 82 RBI and RHP Arcenio Leon ...... Huntsville (AA) Prince recorded a league-best 37 stolen bases.....Goforth led the league with 27 saves.....the Brewers announced a four-year player RHP Jorge Lopez ...... Brevard County (A)^ development contract extension with Double-A Biloxi after the season. RHP Damien Magnifico ...... Brevard County (A) OF Yerald Martinez ...... DSL Brewers (R) BREVARD COUNTY MANATEES (CLASS-A): The Brevard County Manatees compiled a 73-62 record, going 36-30 in the first half and 37-32 in the second half.....Manatees pitchers compiled a Florida State League-best 3.66 ERA and the team’s .262 RHP Jimmy Nelson ...... Nashville (AAA)** batting average ranked third-best in the league.....INF Orlando Arcia (144) and OF Tyrone Taylor (141) ranked first and second, INF/OF Nathan Orf ...... Brevard County (A)* respectively, in the FSL in hits.....Taylor also led the league in doubles (36).....RHP Tyler Wagner, a midseason and postseason RHP Tanner Poppe ...... Brevard County (A) All-Star, ranked among the league leaders in wins (T1st, 13), ERA (2nd, 1.86) and strikeouts (4th, 118).....RHP Jorge Lopez INF/OF Josh Prince ...... Huntsville (AA)** represented the Brewers at the All-Star Futures Game at Target Field, retiring the only batter he faced for the World Team..... 1B Nick Ramirez ...... Huntsville (AA)** following the season, the Brewers and Manatees announced a two-year PDC extension through 2016. 3B Jason Rogers ...... Huntsville (AA) WISCONSIN TIMBER RATTLERS (CLASS-A): The Wisconsin Timber Rattlers went 72-67 and qualified for the postseason after OF Joantgel Segovia ...... DSL Brewers (R) clinching a second-half Wild Card berth in the Midwest League’s Western Division.....the Timber Rattlers went 36-33 during the LHP Brent Suter ...... Huntsville (AA) first half and 36-34 in the second half.....Wisconsin dropped both games of the Midwest League Quarterfinals to the Kane County RHP Tyler Wagner ...... Brevard County (A)** Cougars (Cubs affiliate).....C Clint Coulter was named Brewers Minor League Player of the Year after batting .287 with 22 HR RHP Taylor Williams ...... Wisconsin (A) and 89 RBI in 126 games.....his 22 homers tied Wisconsin’s single-season mark (Khris Davis in 2010 and Victor Roache in 2013) C Shawn Zarraga ...... Huntsville (AA) and tied for the Midwest League lead.....Coulter was selected as the starting designated hitter for the Western Division at the 2014 Coach Bob Skube ...... Nashville (AAA) Midwest League All-Star Game and was named as the DH on the league’s Postseason All-Star Team.....OF Michael Ratterree was a Minor League Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner in right field.....Ratterree finished tied for fourth in the league with 18 HR. * Postseason All-Star ** Midseason and Postseason All-Star HELENA BREWERS (ROOKIE): The Helena Brewers finished the season with a 27-49 record, going 13-25 in the first half and ^ RHP Jorge Lopez participated in the All-Star Futures 14-24 in the second half.....four players earned Pioneer League Honorable Mention All-Star honors, including CF Brandon Diaz, Game for the World Team at Target Field. INF Gregory Munoz, RHP Jorge Ortega and RHP Devin Williams.....Diaz led the league in stolen bases (22) and Munoz tied for second in that category (21).....Ortega and Williams tied for the team lead with four wins apiece. TEAM AWARD WINNERS ARIZONA BREWERS (ROOKIE): The Arizona Brewers completed the season with a 24-31 record.....the team went 14-14 in the first half and slipped to 10-17 in the second half....RHP Joshua Torres posted the lowest ERA in the Arizona League, going 4-0 with Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Month a 1.92 ERA (51.2ip, 11er) in 14 games (7 starts).....RHP Angel Ventura led the staff with six wins, which tied for the league lead.....a April...... RHP Mike Fiers (Nashville) pair 2014 draft selections - INF Jake Gatewood (Competitive Balance Round A) and OF Monte Harrison (second round) - led the May ...... RHP Jimmy Nelson (Nashville) team in most offensive categories.....Harrison led the league in stolen bases (32) and walks (31) and ranked among the leaders in June ...... RHP Jimmy Nelson (Nashville) & runs (3rd, 37) and OBP (4th, .402).....Gatewood was fourth in the league in RBI (32)...... RHP Taylor Williams (Wisconsin) July ...... RHP Tyler Wagner (Brevard County) DOMINICAN SUMMER LEAGUE BREWERS (ROOKIE): The DSL Brewers went 27-43 in 2014.....outfielders Joantgel Segovia and Yerald Martinez were selected to the DSL All-Star team.....Segovia led the league with a .384 batting average and finished August...... RHP Taylor Jungmann (Nashville) among the leaders in OBP (3rd, .457) and hits (5th, 86).....RHP Orlando Torrez led the pitching staff with six wins. Brewers Minor League Player of the Month April...... C Clint Coulter (Wisconsin) YEARLY AWARD WINNERS May ...... INF Jason Rogers (Huntsville) June ...... INF Orlando Arcia (Brevard County) Brewers Minor League Player of the Year ...... Clint Coulter (C) - Wisconsin July ...... INF Sthervin Matos (Helena) & Brewers Minor League Pitcher of the Year ...... Jimmy Nelson (RHP) - Nashville Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Year ...... Jimmy Nelson (RHP) - Nashville ...... Tyrone Taylor (Brevard County) Minor League Rawlings Gold Glove Award Winner ...... Michael Ratterree (RF) - Wisconsin/Huntsville August...... INF Jason Rogers (Nashville)

PLAYER/PITCHER OF THE WEEK HONORS HITTING FOR THE CYCLE ARIZONA FALL LEAGUE Midwest League Player of the Week (April 3-13) ...... Clint Coulter (C) - Wisconsin 1. CF Tyrone Taylor became Position Players ...... Pitchers Florida State League Pitcher of the Week (April 14-20) ...... Jed Bradley (LHP) - Brevard County the first player in Brevard County INF Hector Gomez ...... RHP Brooks Hall Pacific Coast League Pitcher of the Week (April 28-May 4) ...... Mike Fiers (RHP) - Nashville Manatees history to hit for the 1B Nick Ramirez ...... LHP Michael Strong Southern League Player of the Week (April 28-May 4) ...... Nick Ramirez (1B) - Huntsville cycle, a feat he accomplished Florida State League Player of the Week (April 28-May 4) ...... Michael Reed (OF) - Brevard County on April 29 at Clearwater. Taylor, CF Tyrone Taylor ...... RHP Tyler Wagner Midwest League Player of the Week (May 5-11) ...... Chris McFarland (INF) - Wisconsin went 5-for-5 with 3 RBI (single C Shawn Zarraga (taxi squad) ...LHP Wei-Chung Wang Southern League Pitcher of the Week (May 5-11) ...... Tyler Cravy (RHP) - Huntsville in 1st; triple in 3rd, double in 4th Chris Hook (Biloxi pitching coach) will serve as a pitching Florida State League Pitcher of the Week (May 5-11) ...... Jed Bradley (LHP) - Brevard County and solo HR in 5th; also singled coach with the Glendale Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall Southern League Pitcher of the Week (May 12-18) ...... Drew Gagnon (RHP) - Huntsville in 9th). League. The six-team league, which begins on Tuesday, Southern League Pitcher of the Week (May 26-June 1) ...... Andy Moye (RHP) - Huntsville Florida State League Player of the Week (June 23-29) ...... Orlando Arcia (INF) - Brevard County 2. OF Kentrail Davis became October 7, will play six days per week (Monday through Florida State League Player of the Week (July 7-13) ...... Victor Roache (OF) - Brevard County the first player in the 30-year Saturday) in five Cactus League stadiums in the Phoenix Pioneer League Pitcher of the Week (July 21-27) ...... Brandon Moore (RHP) - Helena history of the Huntsville Stars to area. Players in the Brewers organization will play for the hit for the cycle, going 4-for-6 with Midwest League Pitcher of the Week (July 28-August 3) ...... Taylor Williams (RHP) - Wisconsin Glendale Desert Dogs, along with prospects from the Pioneer League Pitcher of the Week (August 11-17) ...... Jorge Ortega (RHP) - Helena 3R on May 22 at Montgomery Dodgers, Orioles, Tigers and White Sox organizations. Pacific Coast League Player of the Week (August 18-24) ...... Matt Clark (1B) - Nashville (double in 2nd, triple in 4th, single Pioneer League Pitcher of the Week (August 25-September 1) ...... Zach Hirsch (LHP) - Helena in 10th and solo HR in 12th). Home games will be played at Camelback Ranch.

NASHVILLE SOUNDS (AAA) HUNTSVILLE STARS (AA) BREVARD COUNTY MANATEES (A) WISCONSIN TIMBER RATTLERS (A) Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Average ...... Eugenio Velez (.309) Batting Average ...... Nick Shaw (.270) Batting Average ...... Orlando Arcia (.289) Batting Average ...... Clint Coulter (.287) Home Runs ...... Clark/Hermida (16) Home Runs ...... Nick Ramirez (19) Home Runs ...... Victor Roache (18) Home Runs ...... Clint Coulter (22)* RBI ...... Jeremy Hermida (67) RBI ...... Nick Ramirez (82) RBI ...... Tyrone Taylor (68) RBI ...... Clint Coulter (89) Runs ...... Sean Halton (63) Runs ...... Nick Ramirez (71) Runs ...... Tyrone Taylor (69) Runs ...... Michael Ratterree (91) Stolen Bases ...... Eugenio Velez (27) Stolen Bases ...... Josh Prince (37) Stolen Bases ...... Michael Reed (33) Stolen Bases ...... Omar Garcia (44) Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders ERA ...... Jimmy Nelson (1.46) ERA ...... Drew Gagnon (3.96) ERA ...... Tyler Wagner (1.86) ERA ...... Taylor Williams (2.36) Wins ...... Jimmy Nelson (10) Wins ...... Drew Gagnon (11) Wins ...... Tyler Wagner (13) Wins ...... Anthony Banda (9) Saves ...... Rob Wooten (14) Saves ...... David Goforth (27) Saves ...... Mark Williams (10) Saves ...... Tristan Archer (5) Strikeouts ...... Ariel Pena (140) Strikeouts ...... Gagnon/Suter (118) Strikeouts ...... Jorge Lopez (119) Strikeouts ...... Anthony Banda (117) Innings Pitched ...... Ariel Pena (128.1) Innings Pitched ...... Drew Gagnon (154.2) Innings Pitched ...... Tyler Wagner (150.0) Innings Pitched ...... Preston Gainey (125.0)

HELENA BREWERS (R) ARIZONA BREWERS (R) DSL BREWERS (R) BREWERS MINOR LEAGUE LEADERS Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Leaders Batting Average ...... Gregory Munoz (.295) Batting Average ...... Carlos Belonis (.271) Batting Avg...... Joantgel Segovia (.384) Batting Average ...... Eugenio Velez (.309) Home Runs ...... Mitch Meyer (7) Home Runs ...... Gatewood/J. Ortiz (3) Home Runs ...... Jorge Quiterio (5) Home Runs ...... Clint Coulter (22) RBI ...... Sthervin Matos (31) RBI ...... Jake Gatewood (32) RBI ...... Nicolas Pierre (6) RBI ...... Clint Coulter (89) Runs ...... Brandon Diaz (46) Runs ...... Monte Harrison (37) Runs ...... Yerald Martinez (48) Runs ...... Michael Ratterree (91) Stolen Bases ...... Brandon Diaz (22) Stolen Bases ...... Monte Harrison (32) Stolen Bases ...... Yerald Martinez (10) Stolen Bases ...... Omar Garcia (44) Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders Pitching Leaders ERA ...... Jorge Ortega (4.23) ERA ...... Joshua Torres (1.92) ERA ...... Melvin Tejada (2.98) ERA ...... Jimmy Nelson (1.46) Wins ...... J. Ortega/D. Williams (4) Wins ...... Angel Ventura (6) Wins ...... Orlando Torrez (6) Wins ...... Tyler Wagner (13) Saves ...... Wesley Cox (4) Saves ...... Gian Rizzo (4) Saves ...... Doni Arias (5) Saves ...... David Goforth (27) Strikeouts ...... Devin Williams (66) Strikeouts ...... Miguel Diaz (53) Strikeouts ...... Joan De La Cruz (70) Strikeouts ...... Taylor Jungmann (147) Innings Pitched ...... Jorge Ortega (83.0) Innings Pitched ...... Milton Gomez (56.2) Innings Pitched ...... Joan De La Cruz (60.2) Innings Pitched ...... Drew Gagnon (154.2)

* Tied Single-Season Franchise Record Batting Avg. - (Minimum 2.7 PA/Team Game) ERA - Minimum 0.8IP/Team Game)